New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

The democratic Editors" $50 the funny fellows
Who feed at the Federal CRIB designate themselves)
hsda feed aud drink together at Saratoga Springs
last WedLesdsy, whereat they laid out their work
for the Fall contest. They seemed very much
afraid of ghost they termed Kansas (for mur-
derers, though only in bslled intent have horror
Of ghosts) and they kept desperately whistling up
their courage by insisting that said ghost had been
lsid, and cOuloGt rise again-at all events, it had
no business 10 be resisting the glimpses Of the
"moon, making night hideous." by dsrkenirg the
already somber prospects of the New-YOrk De-
mocracy. citizen of Rome whom Mr.. Buchanan
has made Postmaster ST Albany undertook the
desperate tssk Of justyipg the course with regard
to Kansas of bis official creator, and here is the
piece Of work he made Of it:
"There may be differences OF opipion among Demo.
Gratis the Ksnsas question: but he thought they all
regsroed i as wisdom in the Administration 10 des
With il go as 10 preserve pesce, to dispose Of 1t 80 ss
10 msin,ap harmony among the States. All will now
soy tha the subject conducted with the greatest
sacacity and ability and was difficult question 10
settle for II had its bearings in the South a. well as
the North. Nh Buchanan knew this. TIE course
the disunioIts would take was foreseen, and It Was
necessary TO make il. 90 the whole the President
result showed for 1t led 10 al dustment Of the ques
ton favorable 10 the whole country except TO the pol
iticans of the opposition. Applause Every Dem
ocrat WAS conteuted with iteyen tnelr erring friend
Douglas of Illinois was wiling to say that this
final settlement of the question Their opponents said
that the ksDsas question was TO be the issue in this
State al the next election. Laughter When was
Kansas in the issue lie did not think had arisen
vet When Kansas knocks at the door OF Congress for
admission could whether she comes in the riga
way or not. Applause.l Om Republican friends
may brig her up with Topeka Constitution or the
new Leayerworth Constitutions but there was tine
enough when they did, At present there was 10 issae
on tue subject at all Applause
Let US e1po,e Mr.. Postmaster ComstocLs
mistakes, stiatlm:
l. Mr.. Buchanan had absolutely no difficulties
to confront in bis dealings with Kansas but tho,e
of bis own cIeation. He stood openly pledged 10
the country to ascertain obey aud give effect to
the will of the People of Kansas with regard to the
form Of government under which they should be
sdmittsd into the Union. That will was fully aud
autheptcay declared OF the 4lh Of last January BY
vote which proclaimed that they rOhld no, come
in as q Slave State under the L.cempton Constitu.
ton, but ,oonld be admitted as soon IS possible as
Free State. The Democratic party along with
their elected Chief, stood pledged to favor their
admission with just such Constitution as they
should see 6t to present The Republicans were
all in favor ST her admission as Free State. For
once, then, the avowed principles of the Demo.
Gratis and the purpose and wishes of the Republi.
cans were completely in harmony. Mr. Buchanan,
Governor AID Secretary Of Kansas, with bis full as
sent, had pledged him over and again to that sour,e
But q email though noisy faction of Southern ex.
tremists saw ft to raise a clamor against tba.
coune ard insist on Kansas being jugsled or forced
in as Slave State, under the pretended Const tu.
ton framed BY the representatives. Of q pLtry
mirtrlty at LsoonptOr, and "the Administration