New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

general and urqusifed ,erms. IL fzrthes ssys: Il
'kust, hosever that tee exsrPl. eel 81 ,ae last Cot
"gfese rsqclfing tEs. the C.isrnion OF Minnesota
"should be subnsd 10 the sppiuvs, AID ratification
''of TIE people Of tie propos-d State, usy De to-
"lortd On 81 future ocoss Cns Is 1t heres-y to sd
Eere to that CORRECT piltcipl', merely Dec sure tae
CoLfu ions COLy TIA o. Kansas ssw III 70 oi-re-
gard it Is /: lees Dem cTa &c because they !oss
to submit tee question Of the ri hcsol or re-
Ii Of tie C1n titGt.On fairly TO tie peopisi lac
only argument IN favor Of taer so'i w.s tina. VAS
lcgai rot that il VA. Joi- submission OF tie ie-
Cp. Yet the supporter. Of the LseonptOo Constitu-
ten aye 70 be t.estsd as tie on trle Democracy sud
sustained By the powe' buc stronaSe o. TIE Govern-
rnsnt- Our gallant Representative AID tho-e with
vbom ne acted in COtg'ess, are to D. tresed q.
febeeaces from the psty enc No longer 70 be regarded
ss WORTHY # o. entlsd 10 cothtelce or support Are
tie priuoi c5 Of the kaoss Nebraska at q! lsi AMI
oil tie Cincinnati Platform Of no 10 De REGARDED as
go unsound that adherence 10 them sregGrccd as anti
D.mocrstc is expedIsrcy 81 more mp 1rtancc than
cusstLCy sra principle Inc only real Oil ereuce
seen Cur E-pr sentative aud tie President i' ne
expsdency Of the immediate Admiration OF Il insss ni"
the Union without regard 10 tie wishes oil the p-1P-
Of that Territory. But Why sas &tenpt to o'tfacls,
a man because lie differs iron tie President upon
sir gle quts ion, AID that one sxeedency II Northern
Democrats who oppose one measure recommended by
tie Pre- sideLt be thrown out If tie parry, wat
is to be done with those southern Democrats who
oppose tire PreeccDt 10 his efforts to prevent hous.
teTLe7 What il to be done With those who opposed
the Army bill. an Accumulation measure IL must
also be bore in mind test many OF those who now
oppose Mr.. Uekn because ne differed with the Presi-
cent upon tie kansGs question, were themselves tor
nearly four years in open hostillty to DEN 'crsnc
Nat!osal Administrator, and tenounced President
Pierce and bis supporters IN terms Those
saue per,o nov sst themselves up as the only true
ard Teiab.s Democracy, aud attempt to resd out OF
the party all Tho dlter with them upon aquaslol OF
e1ped!ercy. m
sircer,y loJe that the futi.y ofthe enterprise will
soon become apparent that bsttet COUNCILS VIII prevail
sud that tie Example .et by tie Democracy OF the
XXth Cor gIo.sonsl -trcs Of Pennsy lvanis will be
followed by tier brethren IN the District and then an
cay triumph Hil be6ttaGed in November next Should
contrary be pursued and The outside opponents
of Mr. Haskin euccced titurbng aud dividing our
party wound WIll be opened that will bleed mors
ptoiusely than the wounds OF bleeding h4ns IS.
Let tie stelliTg and ever-reliable Deu octat VINO
assemble at bic rri.esnis Hall on Tuesday next epeek
ont in terms OF moderation and trmness. Let them
extend the iyebanc 10 their brethren In this dis
trict, and have ooubt it y meet with response
that viii cement our rsnks aud secure the SUCCESS OF
car local ticket in the County and swell the vote OF our
general ticket in the State
AM. GesI Sir, yours truly, H. H. JULES.
Messrs. Turner, Mosher, John K Frazer ara Hat
Geld were appointed Committee 10 val. on Mr. Has
kin ard escort him to tie platform to address The meet
ing.
They retired sld in a few moments returned with
Mr. Haskin, who was received with three enthusiastic
cheers.
The band struck up Yankee Doodle, and when 1t
wss iinehed three cheers, still more enthusiastic,
intensified the welcome.
The President, Mr.. Csc. Is. BrTLER, then arose and
sad 1t gives me very great pleasure to be your Or
gan in presenting to you the Hop. john Is. Hs,kn,
eur Represe NATIVE in Congress. The enthusiasm
with which bis pame has been received abuudanty
shows that you know well his course IN Congress- ADD
thoroughly approve it. Applause. The point,
which he has made and to winch your attention viii
doubtless be earnestly directed this evening were
against the Kansas policy of tho President and against
TIE numerous fnuds by which the cohdsct of the Adj
minstration itself, i mutt say has been degraced
Cheers, with q few hisses Mr.. Haskin with firm
nese, with integrity, with ability mas opposed tnls
policy Ct the Administration. The Administration
attempted t. force Constitution upon tae people OF
Kansas which they have solemnly rejected Vt the
polls. know Of no greater outrage winch can be per-
netrsted upon tie people than this a Constitution
e Government affects the rights and prescribes the
duties Ct all! as well &c those now on the stage as the
generations to succeed and to attempt to force s9cn
statement upon free people against 'helr declared
will is an outrsge Of the first magnitude which every
individual in the United States should use his efforts
to put down. Applause For myself yen.e-
men, am willing to act with those, -. ! care
not by what name they may be called, or
to which party they belong, whs may be wing 70
punish thi, base attempt. CheeIs. We are told that
this Consttu Ion an immediately be changed the
people of Kansas have the right at all times to change
that instrument. Gentlemen, this is delusion; or,
TO be little palmer it is "a fraud and falsehood.
They have no such right They have besn so fasfen-
ed and tied down by the proceedings Of tho Conyen.
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it is utterly impossible for item to change thAt Con
stitution, except sitter a long effort. Besides, Gen
tlemsn this true, If this doctrine put f0rtn by
Mr.. buchanan were true, ask you, Gid not the Peo-
pie Of Ksnsas by vote Of ten thousand to txo after
that Constitution La been adopted as they say de-
prve them utterly Of this shsllo1 pretsnae, upon
which they expec. the support OF tue American PEG
pie Gentlemen, the adoption oil this fraud Tor 1t Is
a fraud the adoption Of it by the President OF the
Unted states puts in the shade entirely all other
frsuds ever perpstrated by any Individual seeking the
suffregcs Of the people. Had Mr.. Buchsnan when
that Cor s.tuion was presented 10 hn. said, This IS
fraud and / won't touch it," what would have
hsen its effect II would have put Douga, upon
lis back who l am DOW willing to supports i wou,d
have put the Republicans upon their backs; 1t would
have prevented the formation OF what MI. Buchanan
Effects 10 depYecate the formaon OF sectional party
1t would have made his name immortal. Far from
that he has adopted il and Others OF serious inssni.
tvde. From the roof Of this building we can behold
Willttts Point We sll know that that property Is
not worth fraction of what the Government pays for
H. One Republican has distinguished hirselt by ex-
posing to the American people, IN tie most conspicd-
Gus Manner this serious attempt TO empty the treas
ury into the pockets Of Custom House officers ID the
Ci'y Of New-York. Applause Gentlemen, we
know perfectly vel that the large price which rte
Secretary Of War agreed 10 pay fOrit-how much per
acre wac il
Mr.. BUTLER-$2 900 is beyond anything in extra
gsnce and enormty which any OF Va nsvs nesu OF IN
the speculative prices TO which real estate has sen
One Representative, Sir, went into thet lnye'usaITn
with the true spirit He pursued il with vlSor. hi.
report has doubtless been read by many OF YOU and
you are convinced of It's truth After tbs most earn
est efforts al Washington in opposing these Two auas
he comes amcpg That be should os received IS
he hss bsen this evening is eninently his due ana
repeat to you my warm thanks that have been -
ecfed as the humble ipstrumeo. to present him. a.
cow do, before you. Loud end prolonged sppls1ss.i
Mr.. H.sKIS then arose, and when tie enthusiastic
cheering with which lie vas again greeted, had IL