New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

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tie Deusoistc psTty bit Si Go say to you> ' 49,
cry party u ti,s cSsn.ry IA cssSss l;s prrcp - IL
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uIisistieu ps1iy, may tsye pove' &c give pisoe 81
pstICtsge tE. believe T. 5, tts iteO g-rcs of ths
pscp, vi. pztthS, party corr. APpiscss.l NJ hgtt
;tls tsl N thg District u to ylnccsie tie sYerc
cree c. tie representative. OR GoyeEnrent bss
teer rise.y. ey CT Cous,i,Gto1, c.yi1eo into
time bssncres tte ErecEEye, the Juo'c;A.
and Ire legislative; slo wen l a. one
q the esis. .s,ers Il thu oourr! sss u IOosiess
th ths' Fss ret sly tne peer OF TIE fIss-iest eis
liza SUPERIOR fcr rc,rseeuiec the legiss.iys power
While he orly reprssettsd tks ESefuIye ~ ytrees
q! FoIDey-os wtCu cLcs itrs'ked ne was tnc
nsViok oi h7s Janss-nss ssid tlst the hlscA'Fe
o. tbs County yss net n ste tsst oi hsyirg tne atS
told him ard think :hsGs Is cges, Gssi of tEct1 IA
Nbst be seys Lex say Go yea tnh, &c .orl FsprS-
sentative csltt uFou the Efes'ce1t oE tie osercsy
ee'o'e re se1; he nesssge tcCccgIsss STA "a! -.te
otsgttsr vas with l ss,d 10 lin " 81, wa
e.eotsd az mend OF yeur AcIrtGftaton 81 !clf
ptiors irieto, ard oe,re 20 be ifefs o yecf Ac
miIistIHon when L 10 rgat buiu me sno,sct OF
Ire aer;ss.on d Kansas u'der the Lecomptor Coast
tu'.on permit ne 70 tell you, SIR, where ytu etsn6 n
tie present House Of Representatives, There are -
DeroGsts nom the Free sIo,es VIC are aot fsctos'
ist a cor pre:o-s vhO have net 81 ny house eTsr?
night, and | proud Of having Isose Aat Ls-
Compton Democrats there a. my house &c take lessl
measures age Ist tae aomssisn o. hanlss usccr the
Ltc6u ptol CCr stt1tion, because they eeLeyei Il
ives chest std fraud. l s,n ore Of chose u'eui
there sre - c. them, II sad 10 ne Maze ther'"
l rsmed them. He esid 70 n, "lou make eo-ae
ustskes. seyeTsl of tAose uen w-k styccs.s ny pol
icy for the scul&s,ou Of Kansa,. fsda.it You hsys
been uy h.elo ard be,eYe yoI desire 10 be TIE
fIierd CT my A6mIistrstlOu bat, # you co not 90
wife that Accumulation, tel you s;ou my lcng TO-
os eypeieIce that yc, viii be outside Of tie Dem.
ocratic party atd thst WI De tad for YOU" Laugh
ter 'Sr sa.d |, when ] Was rOmi1s,sd b. tte
Convection which cic tAst honor, told my people
-thoee tnst were kpo eroUgh TO support me-tG,t
never would yote FOR TIE e1inrslou of Ssrss under
auy Constitution uDieSs sTev that Constitution ge
f.oted the will c. TIE majority OF tie psope, asc
hsd been tshly unlimited TO them ;or spproSa
OF dissppreysl a. 8 legal election. AID, SIR,
psriv ON Ssd rntssf 3n'o' be ,befs sss % tasn W to
have my lite daughter 6-sgrsesd by my going back
with q hsrg dcE ock teeli1f t-s. had betrayed my
constituents. Nov, M. Brchaisu dc 10. believe
that ttere were twelve sposes e liberty Of tie Dem
ccrstic stripe who vould oppose tis ksnsss policy
He beieveo THAI tho immerse patronage Of bis Gov
eminent, which he welded With the power Of dsspot
would force KaDsss into tie Union under tn * oGous
Leoompton Constitution, by which Slavery would be
terpetused ttere TIL 1861, though there were 200
Intn in favor of It to some 10 900 sgans it. And per-
nit ne to say fellow. citizens, that the ren who
fought that battle deserve the highest boncrs OF the
country. The Republicans ard the Americans and
the srti-Leoonpton Democrsts, who took the
lesd deiyirg rot the Lightning, but the patron
age end power Of Government, decided that
Kersss should not be Slave Stste under that
Constitution. Applause. But let ne tel you
here that l an prouder TO day for giving my vote
(which was the casting vote u favor OF Carrying on
an investigation about these frauds which we beleye
took place in Kansas than would to be Speaker Of
the House for ten sessions. Applause Nov, my
friends think have done my duty 20 you upon tbs
great ssue. We first had to vote for the appointment
Of a Select Committee, which was carried by majority
Of ore; next came TO Us the Senate Lscompton bill,
snd we voted thst down. We then proposed the Crit
terden Montgomery bill, which would etfectusly set.
tied this question. We adopted that bill, We adhered
to that bill, ard finally We refused to confer with
the Senate. Subst tqaenrty the Senate appoint
ed Committee Of CoIfereLce, and by legsr-
demain Of power and patronage led on by MIR.
Bucharap, the English bill was passed. NOW,
if the British Government had been beaten IN
this way three or four times there would have been
three OF changes Of the Ministry but our Govern
ent in some respects is rot as progressive e. thai OF
our mother country. But here there arc no changes
il the Ministry. No the Cabinet Of Mr.. Buchanan
during the progress of that struggle between truth and
liberty ore side and oppression Oh the other turned
themselves into regular writing school. Laughter
Trey wrote letters to Tammeny Hail and 70 Pniadei-
pts meeting, ard hear il announced now that John
L. Breckenridge, the man for whom voted Tor Vice.
President, 10 stump the Stste OF Illinois against Mr.
Douglas who is advocating the very doctrines upon
which Nr. Breckenridge was elected. We are fa3.
retrcgrsoirg DO not know but IN this case OF the
PIesicent It proceeds from that humanitarian iaT
which will be recognized BY most people, that
wien a man gets to he beyond sixty years of
sge, he reverts to hs early attachments,
ard remembers the things that happened in
early life, forgetting those things that occurred
pear to ne my fierds that Jsmss Buchanan hss been
fetuInrP TO the feelings of hls early life and literally
going back 10 federalist doctrines. telowozens, It
has beea proclaimed that this ksness question Is set
tied but it stsads precisely where il stood when the
last Corgress bed. tell you that instead Of be-
pg settled tbs question is the vital living question OF
tbe day, tie upon which the pe1t Pteslcent,aI
election will be dets rmned. tell you that If an
elected to Cor gress and Kansas sss to be admitted
under constitution that hes been approved by the
people shsll Lot only vote for it, but sha work for
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urder the Ltcompton Constitution. lApplause.l
l was opposed 10 the referring of this LIE.
compton Constitution TO q regular Senatorial
committee. l believed if there were frauds that
they would net be examined into and the investigation
would be s,fed; therefore, l preferred its going to
Special Con rttee, and one was appointed. But they
atihed investigation, ard the result which We hear
from Kansas OF the election on the trst Monday II
August proves the correctness Of the votes / taen
cast Lock at Oxford, at McGee, at Delaware Cross
ing, at Kickspoo, and al of these places where they
ssd there were g. 10, or 400 people at each place.
Why 10y dear Srs, they have not corporars guard
returned fer the Lecompton Constitution, IN this far
election, proving clearly and ooIclusivey that there
were frauds there; and that the fact was as had
stated in my speech in the House Of Representatives,
that there never were 800 men il Karsas 10 favored
the Lecoupton Constitution, or the admission OF Kan.
sss into the Unicn With Slavery in IT.. The day that
speech was made, 1t was asked by one OF my
olesgues-Mr. Lamar, | think Il was-wners
i got my authority for such statement
i told him ! lad obtained my authority from han
sss men, DIR. StrDgfelow and others, who against
this base, abcminable fraud, who had Asserted that
there not 500 there ip favor CT tten-
After the HouEe adjourned tai fellow met me st the
coor and said, " heard what you said and there
Dever were 9, 800 men there. / endorss al you say
about that. Ny rame is Greer. came from Viz:
ginia, ard own nPgers Low in Kansas aud tel
you, II kansas Is admitted Ito tfe Unlon uncer tne
Lscompton Constitution no State Government can oe
put into operation there. will fight against 1t, and
Il my niggers will Dot fight against il, viii cut then
care o' Laughter. So that We Ant. .LecomP.on meI
have not only prevented the most abouinab!e Tsad