New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

The Hon. JoHs HIoKAAs, the distinguished anti.
Lscopptop Democratic NJ G.. from Pennsylvania, has
received an invitation 10 attend and address the
meeting Of the Peope Of the IXth Congress District
a. Tanytown on the I'd Of September. He replies as
follows:
WEsroHysIER Pa, Aug. 20, 1853.
GLsTLENEs: Yours Of the ith inst inviting me to
sdoIess meeting Of citizens of the IX.h Con.
sressiousl Dn.fct Of NswYoIk at Tarfytoyp, on the
I'd lf September TO corcert measures for the receo-
r,r Of tie Hop Jotn B. Hsskn TO Congress- is before
NE, and, notwithstanding my arduous lsbors 10 my
district. scarcely refrain from promise to
accede TO Jour request.
lfttere q any Northern Democratic Representative
in tie pretert Congress deserving the confidence and
.uppolt of be constituents, Mr.. Hs-kn lie that man.
.erous sttaok yet msde upon the principles Of
Tree goverrmeIt-ihe Executive effort to force q
slsver, Constitution, IN ceiance OF Law, upon educa
I'D tItemeni his manly and patriotic appeals in de-
.trse Q! the pledges CT DIS party and his untrlng Do
voton TO the public interests, should insure his
election.
A.sin hss tie voice Of the people Of Kansas been
heard 10 depuDciaon CT raudu, ut minority Consttu.
tlors ard Cor gressions Injustice. Neither brbes
itiests have beer pove!ful enough 20 lp or in
tincsie them. They sill true to then selves AMI
their guaranteed rights. Let Us nope they viii ever
remain 20.
Kssss, IS tsr as her application for admission into
The CIicn Is concerned is now lst where she was
years ago. Shall shs be admitted upon fair terms.
ust ete submit TO inequslity BY tle enac,m mt
of tie Ergisn bl, the Senate OF the United States
tte House c. RepIe sentsye aud the Pres dent have
declared that Ter present POP ulaton say fotytnou-
ssIo) IL srthciert 70 make Slave State. Is i. not
spfiti It, then 10 constitute Der Free Ssste. II not
stst becomes cfthat equsty urder toe Constitution,
q which We beve heard 20 muct sad by Southern
statesmen To argue, GIder the eircums, snces, that
Ksrsas sh al remain in her teri.or al cond ton until
sis hsll have population equslt the rso o. repre-
sertstiop, is TO keep her out If The Union until she
shaIl lumber at least hundred and twenty
tbousard inhabitants. and tc admit that in political
power cue Pro-Ssvery man is equal 10 three Free
state men. To submit 70 this would De u ackno VI
scge that We sie, indeed, but "muo- -sills." Tni.
y pct ro, be dore. Kansas must become a sovereign
State sitbout esrsus, o, We suffer humiliation.
Ire bst;le fer the right in Kansas remains to bs
fought IL such struggle ss 10 likely 10 occ1y, NJ.
Hsssn would be invaluable in the House. Tae yo-
tsrr Of your district car only do Mr. Hsskin, them
seves ard the country Justice By returning him - The
Corgress BY an Increased majority. Such Q re-
-ult would be sianal AID deserved rebUke & Con-
giescral oveIs,els, the iemsggues Of party, andtae
slaves Of power.
IN oorcuslcn, gentlemen allow me TO thank you for
your kIdaess ard 10 Assure you that earnestly de-
sre 10 be present ., Jour meeting, ard vii be with
Jcu Il po,sible. -
fYu.y YOUR JOHN HICKMAN.
Mess, wN cirIDaELL A. B. TAPPEX. Joas BussISG aid
eih.Is. Cou.uGr.ee, Ac