New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

80. Co-a,,nopt could give it validity:
IS ;ho 70, ti,rlion thus marked with irsuo ioIoou
ON the people of Kansas theIe W." W." hoor nr.c,;ced
peace. lie worst OF all tyranny H"' h"on ,smnIsd
toWaFu mem: ic ,.ronent has been denied them; but
ois7n, in voice OF thunder tha' resistance
80 90 ia, : ;s obedience TO God A.. p,,,.o
NJ IRfPNElT (Ky.) said that the hepuphcan
MI bI Ihs,ief responsible for all the trouble and
Perry meoes ots spirit in Kansas, by sending armed
lc'olu' l,,, ~ exclude from the Territory southern
eulS' ah' Tbose who advocated the Topeka Consti-
pioPeiHji ;cb was begOtten in hOt-bed Of treason,
Nun, oe,,ake to upbrad the friends OF the Lecomp-
@ .o ConsiilutiOp, which comes here IN pursuance OF
law Such hypocrisy has no parallel IN the history o,
tbe world TIE party which declares toat there Snau
80 ,no re Slaves States will ultimately attempt 70
cs,ry ont its principle in the Slave States themselves.
The time s rapidly approaching for action, and when
the question is settled there Will be no necessity I'd read
men out Of the party for every one, whether IN tue
North or the South, will have his true position
Mf. BLAIR (Mo.) sad that those who were elected
"a frier d. OF the President and the President himself
ave fully expOsed his forfeiture OF his pledges, that
the peope Of Kansas should decide the character of
their own iLsttu tutOns Hateful the design to force
on Kansas Constitution sbhOrred by her people by
low and frauds, hateful Gs are the crimes which
have held Kansas In su'Jug lhon sun more hateiul 10
the design deli Jerately formed to extend, by cOnspi
rscy Sa very to tae wEole country Under the deci-
zion Of the Supreme COur in the bred Scott case the
Governm Las contributed power TO drive white men
out OF hhn:hs 10 make way lOr slavery lnere was q
lime when the Democratic party took ground against
the priye ged clasfes but it arrays itself against
free lab, aid 10 favor Of those who seek TO wrest ter
rtOry FROM fieemeD, aid plant it with slaves. That
party much the tool Of the Slave Ogarchy the
1 eeroes themselves.
Mr.. WORIENDYKE IL. j. said that the people
were heeltily dsgusted with this ces.cess agitation,
and the beat policy to throw the negro question out
Of Congress at tue earliest possible time. For this
reason be would woe for the admission of kansas un
der the Lecompton Constitution. 1t being rePuon-
an and sanctioned by lawful authority, he could find
10 reason for a contrary course.
Mr.. POTTER WIS attributed the present agitl
tion to violation of the pledges of the Democracy by
repeating the Missouri Compromise, thus opening the
Territory to Slavery, which gves no rePose to Its VIC
i'm, white or black lie spoke of the Lecompton Con,
stitution a. the Juggernlut of Slavery, an internal
machine invented by devils to crush out the manhood
If IFS victims; and alluded to Mr. Calhoun as de-
,rayed and villanOus man. who called TO his aid the
asest tools to aid him in his urhOy designs. The
President in his Kansas Message had INDUCED in false
md Incorporate accusations, and mad in an undgnhed
,tyIe endorsed atrocities, frauds and swindes. In
ustfying the Free-State movements, MIR. Potter re-
DICED thst the spirit of l776 not yet extinct and
bat Americans woald still rebel against tyranny and
oppression.
The House then adjourned.