New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24

40 kt the hrrshvg Of otfrehoicers sDn ",'' =.
ra,. nv me A. the de wind, /" which bed rS;
Eymiy sn.,snched In righ. shag 20 sbesd and ~caH
no. exchange my position LDd The aPfroVa OF Wy ~
seiene. for the united claims to eoos1-tsS ADJ P'I
cal integrity Of my entire efevsa lNnoersuo ~, ~.
leagues each Of whom Twin TIE e1e'tpa ~ .so
the fscta connected with the SIege1 er''"n n"' ~
ksD-es. A.,
Nv no.t,on Sir. = briefly th,.: ean never Vo'@ u
legahEs a fraud, sgainst The VII oi ule
KaD.ss that good may come from wrong, TO, Up
dsocy" sake. The word "e1pedlenoy VIZ
principle is involved il NOT II ny deH1ocrs'lc vosy
isry. ! believe hat the only egal vote, oy "nr,h s"'
" viii OF the nsjority in hsnsas has been ehpf"H'
o. can be recognized upon the LsoDmpton Conssho-
ton Was thst OF the tn Jsnuary lsst when over gen
ibou sand majority were east against It. lhSt e- on
and tbs vote rere recognizei by tn Administration
IN lis instraei0r- Gov. Denver, m Thic1 DO eNo'p
ton "a. mad. against the vote On the Lcomptoh
Constitution. The vote Il the DIST Decence, ias'
mixed a. i i with crushing frauds d.i ~, ma,a'
tie win of the majority became me CONSTITUTION
wa. not submitted Tor approval or REJECTION:
fulv and entirely ss,roe with the opInlons an
yi5w, OF the President upon Kansas affairs eHpressed
in his annual message relative 20 the feelings OF 'ne
people of the Urion during the campaign resulting III
BIZ election, Vlz: .> -,
sr.sirntv which !. ihe ysl pncPs Il or -- .tnSs
Hsd II ben nsnaea rom sny quA''e That Fo1t o.
.1E cnt nee With hs s-ns " re o@sI "aH I
the members OF Convention, herecr 70 - eere y W.
h' the question Of s.Y.ry from ,es pep Gr y, ~ tb
p.tsuen,. iii. Esud have been ins:4ntly ced Every
s,sd ,ssion recognizing he gt OF the peose Of s Ia Ter
rories Including KaIsss snd SeArss ts through ne eE-y
sa b.beTey 5Iy tbp pSmr of tfeir habs. ,. t. TO
Constitution waoI s1,hoa, % 500 SAY ~ & so o. =. si
nut. however he example -e BY ihe 81 Cu.re. fe
7n7pg that he Constitution d Minnesota 10 ID b. 'u9ee, 70
b. sprroyL and raiii a'ion u Tue poop" % u- h
nav b. oroved '1uT" o"casions tooS u r csntG tus
b. Convention Kansas ~ set m " no Win I'M "a
simple, ou1isd - ! i OF correct prn'ps Il 9.s ~ ~ ~
.ffueons Gov Walker. IN AyOr o buEe n' '-'s 1'
10 tie people eIp-''d n sDerl and Unq1ared t'rn'
This whole question, in nv opinion, can be settled
feir manner, at the present session ot congress-
WHY Dot pas an act authorizing the Territorial Lsg-
stature Of kansa-the legdl II yssture OF tie Tenn
ory-frh With to call Convention oi the people, 70
| irame STATE Constitution Republican in form. 70
ubmt il 10 the people for rejection or approval; ana
{ il be approved by majority at the election, that
the returns be transmitted u the President direct ana
| be. upon being satisfied that the CohslnutoH =
| " Republican in form" and that It represents the
viii of the majority" shall have the power to adm.
| Kansas by proclamation as State INTO the mon
In this way this veXed question could be settled al
ninety days from the passage Of the act. but as ne
question now stands the majority of her people reps
datpc the IecOmpon Constitution, cannot con7eut
against their will and expressed wish by my vo;e, to
| a-sist in J5ycag that Constitution upon tnem. ,
| Possibly Freedom N Kansas may be cfnci1e1 n ehe
NIGHT in The Senate Of the United State, by usurp
Senators, a body in which the little state of Delaware
mot 80 popuous, intelligent or wealthy as my Con'
greysoua DISTRICT can, by the vot" OF IL two sen :,
| tors, nulllfN tn' S'UC cl ouI ufh S'fHt ''-l
fec assured, IA ha, faith in jus;.'e i9owng right,
| that the independent Northern ard North" esteTn
Democrats in the popular brtnch of the Government
desire TO and will perform the noble duty Of rescueg
liberty from our party from d'-
grace and the Mon from dissolution. lngi5atures
and Conventions in Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, lli'
| bos OHIO Indiana and New jersey have already
spok ID unmistakablc terms Of coudemna,ion agains;
the Lecompton fraud. The Democracy Of your sister
| ssier, Philadelphia. has also spoken; and how let
| your proud emporium follow the glorious example N
thunder tone. tonight and from il ! sincerely hope
| that sorno of my colleagues who have gubernatoii!
and senatorial SEPARATIONS, may be inspired with iht
truth that the will Of the majority IN this country
| must b. respected and obeyed
Yours truly. JOHN b. HhSklN.
| "GFokGE r. BUrLER ESQ, Com, 6c.'