New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

FRrgNTx OF NEw-YoRKi the hour Of trial i:
at hand. We entrea, you to be found resolved and
! ready
Thank God that the issue is made SO plainly and
broadly that you cannot, if you would, mistake it.
Amosa j. Parker, who voted in Congress in 1888
to crush the Right Of Petition all subjects relat-
! ing to Slayery-whO has justified and champloned
all the wrongs and outrages by which the last Ad-
II inistration sought to Dragon the pioneers of
Kansas into submission to the Slave Power-whO
expressly approved and commended the efforts of
Buchanan to force Kansas into the Union as Slave
State by the passage Of the Lccompton bll-stands
before YOU prominent candidate for Governor.
EDWIN j.. MORGAN, who is and has been directly
opposed TO and working against bin throughout
the struggle is his only real antagonist. There
will be votes for Others but these will be sim
ply thrown away. The contest is between NOR
GAN and Parker. Which do you choosel
We rejoice that Parker hiss been traversng the
State special peader for himself and his party.
We reOrce that be has thus thoroughly identified
himself with the Infamous policy Of Pierce and
Buchanan with regard 10 Kansas, 80 that no anti
Lecompton voter can support hlm without recre-
ancy and self cnnde mnation. To vot" for Parker
is 10 vote for Buchanan. 1t ia to approve distinct
" the appointment to and retention in Office of the
leaders OF the Border Ruiiians including those
whose hands are red with innocent blood, in their
repeated murderous forays on the Free State
settlers. II ia to vote that all who supported FIRE.
mont for President were fools or fanatics, who
wagCd wantOn war upon the rights of the South,
and whose success would have dissolved the Union
Amass j. Parker insolently speaks of that glorious
uprising for Free Soil, Free Kansas and Fremont
az if it were q drunken delirium, from which the
victims now swakiDg TO sobriety and shame
Let MS answer him al the polls
! Oneyery side of us, all Christendom is bec0m-
/ ing conscious and conscience strcken on the sub
/ cct of slayeholding. Great Britain, by pro-
tracted effort and at heavy cost, abolished it in
/ her colonies twenty years ago. France followed
in her track at The time OF her last Republican re-
volution. Brazil has prohibited the Slave-Trade,
and is yisby preparing TO rid herself of Slavery,
/ 20 that when our present Minister Meade sought
/ to commend our alliance to her Emperor on the
! ground fthe United States and Brazil being the
I two great slaveholding powers ofthe New World,
the Emperor's response was an emphatic silence
silence honorable 10 him, shameful to our Gov
/ eminent. thus constituted the sole American
! power that ayows and glories in its championship
/ of Human Bondage. Even Spain denies all COM
pcity in the Slave-T Trade which her officers are
bribcd TO wink at. Holland is now intent on
eradicating the last vestiges Of slayehodng from
Surinam. Russia is steadily, glorously adyanc.
ing toward the Freedom of her shacked millions.
/ Only this boasted land of Freedom is now busy
in the manufacture and diffusion Of slave-whips
and chains. We alone are facilitating and aiding
the Extension of Slavery, while all other nations
are restricting suppressing it. On all Gods
green earth, there is just one spot where Labor
was free forty Years ago, but is now enslayed; and
that spot is Texas, made Slave Territory by the
immigration, the money, and the arms of our
countrymen, backed by our Federal Government.
How much longer shall we thus insult Heaven and
proclaim the Declaration Of Independence an auda-
ciOus lie
Men Of New-York the jackals of the Slave
Power among YOU insist that it is not Slavery for
which they are contendng but Popular Sovereignty.
IL that true does the bred Scott decsion-pro-
nounced by Democratic Judges every one placed
on the bench by Jackson and his lineal successors
allow the People of Territory freely TO accept
OF reject slavery You know that il does not
that il clearly affrms The right Of any Shareholder to
carry Siore,y into any Territory against the remon
srarees IF erey Other inhabitam Of said Terri,ory
That decision was approved in advance by James
i. 80 - IA
dorsed and adopted by his party. 1t is to-day
portion CT the accepted creed of National Dem.
ocrscy That decision precludes any resistance, on
the part Of those who .acquesce in it. to slave
holding in any Territory. Touphold this decision,
set pretend to settle the Slavery question BY Pop