The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-13
The Leeempeon copstit.ti.n Rejected.

tsppesrs now TO be certain that ecompon cons.i-
tu,on together with the land ordnance, NJ rejected by
people Of KausAs at the polls held last Monday We
81 pJose he controversy, ohshv tie Lec0pp,o consultation
oas not sutmGed BY the Conference btll 10 the
:. scsed Il Il vas not submted Il is rejected and dead
bat the agitation which IL has occasioued not dead with
il. new arises from IT'S aches: Shall Kansas DO
admitted 10 free State ~ the approaching Congress
despite the provisons Of the Conference ac1 The post
ponernen the admission OF Kscsas into the Union until
abe obtains the population which member OF Congress-
rcpresepts was TO allow the South another chance 10
this Territory. If the admission Of kansrs Is pospoed,
ne csga'Iy and co'rup. elements q population aroen into
Kansas y tigrdnt aid societies Of The NorksI States
ioould in short tine disappear b. dricn o e the Ter
fory whilst the sober and enerDetic slavery popu-
iatto's Of the iOesn cotes Of Missouri might enter "
and Nth the decline Of ermsntty tune OFT iin the mastery
IN hensds Whether this result shall ue7y pro6Ity be
realized on not THIS ,ous the consideration offered to the
South IN me Conference act will nov be taken
up at the North become tue Leading subject Of
popular agitation We doubt the result before the
people o; the North. With such a. tho hon THOMAS
Corwiu, now leader OF black republican psrty in
Ohio, Douglas in Illinois, and Forney 10 Penns Anis,
look nothing shOrt pretty snious deter N naon
from that section Of the Union by the coming
ecCtous force Kansas INTO the Uhto iclh free State
constitution at the approaching s'ss.os Of Congress- BTs
who uN The Democratic purity from, the North C0reSs,
Which supported the Conf,rencs bill DO VIA. cii ne
aaminisfoon- caat mih The Sonh do, ~ te approaching
session. of Congress? W,H IN. democratic patty stand true
ledass, and sui The South secny tut
fiet? s bah gie aoiy and de;eot ard s1rrenfs be
aoom he policy Of ne SaHhf rhs tms .as When 70 AK
flanderous rs il unwilling But that time Ia passed.
for the South raar high spirit which sciUAted fathers
TO fight through revouL on or abstract principe,
fear gone We have fallen into the policy Of expeden
ces, aDd 10 submit /, spoatioa and aggression "a the
part Of vsuntce patrotisro Although OK ,erisncs has
that by every ooDcessoo weakened the
denoer attic patty, rt hened aootonsu, and ripened
secIonss at the Nortnal.hougn toe pisnest dicaies
Of show, appears 70 u.s. That this must be the
the OF t1ipgs yet 10 yield our rights 10
still the ssgacious policy OF vas portion OF toe people OF
the South The Unn does not deter the Northern poop
from aggressMg upon rs but deers us from res sting
iben lot stay the hend Of sboton froth seeking
10 the government 10 over brow the institution oil
slavery ont detefs from seeking " bre.k from their
hoste fraternity L. Ia their mighty instrument for sec
ons agitation snd sggr essiop, conqdest yet loos
10 as ~orby highest affection aud essential 10 our
safety.
Many bsve u.i proclaimed after severs h agitation of
five mobhs in CJngress, os. hacyon pea;e 'oodog
us rpe kRptas Msge rs eneedl gne South Is
triumphant All bail let us 90 70 sleep When 10 !!
the hyaTs head OF ao1inson spripgl up ane~ Kan
rejected from Loe Cnon the South is defeated and
r anti slavery constitution bsosas 70 be forcsd oto
the Unl0u detps the provisions or the Conference Act
pTsy tos Presderts election 100 ms up before US,
shrouded in cioufs aud empests Hth the dem pcrs.i,
iary divided In Illinois and snoet all the Nortnern
Se'es where IL makes any coatestwith probably stu
aTester DIVISION the session OF Congress- when tho
shall nsist up,p the iuIment Of rs faith ia the
Conpronpe actwbe hope can there he OF an issue IN
the Presidential election favorable tn, deocrac party
souY Will black repu bic ,oism be installed
In power 10 Nsshu Il by the next Presidential elections
thus that contamination lake place Tncb. Throughout,
the south, heretofore bean regarded with great
pipity as the iuneral kpe OF tbs Uaoo?
Fer part for time paet looked 70 the
mastery 81 the gepsr al government by tho soo 1nss 70
just 70 take ace any other event morally
10 Ne Of numau affairs rbe whole hst,ry
Of tho country the tseny hi-ty years points
iris Inevitable in the usual OF thrgs rue
South could, the battle fugat and On, have
broken toe deadly sequence OF effect from which
was rolling over Der destnes but has fa,ed
pore for her protection and mortal efforts within
the UDiIn 10 our judgment, arrest the Triumph OF
aboliiiopism in sewing tpe government tmsy be pro-
pitased and postporcd The msn pursued ny wolves
arrested their attacks by throwing child sr another
oct Of hs the wolves overlook and devour
ed BIN at