New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04

X, oiest Communication with the Far West where is
tie Lope for il bat in the Republican party During
tie four years Of the partial Republican ascendancy
| In the State Government, the control Of the
| Canals has been for two year, III the hands oil
| q bottle party, known @ the Anne nean,
| and for tie last two years IN the hands OF
| another hostile party the Democratic; and all they
have dope Il TO accumulate responsible debt Of two
| uiIlions ard q half. The Republicans have had the
| unwelcome duty-wboh they have nranfully fulfilled
| of making that legal winch was Illegal ana Prspar
| rv honestly 10 do IL. They having discharged the
debt Of tie profigste and worthless administration Of
, 70 Csral Enlargement, give. 10y your suiirages on
Tns.s.r MT an ener,,., md complete furfheranes
| Of tie work; and you shall see, =" INC 'Vu.P'si'c
work tie most magnificent svsem OF communication 10
tewseR the vast exFanse of our inland laAes ana ,e
I'd uaier n the ocean that ever was known, NJ,
| rlsnss.l But. gentlemen we cannot son'ea' In In
les that. though the Republican party has
.is H. ,,.r.,eal and thus energetic = the details
| - S,s,s and CITY Government and though all we
have ~ Gryernmen, City and state Is OF the hepuo
Ecan part, vet it called into existence or anu
dra i; r,s, .nce TO the federal questions and duiies
! NJ H. dar NOV. what are the purpoees OF the ne
J rnblifsn nsrty1 a little more than three years
sso' tie 'frsi cali for the rally OF kepuone1an an,
urSer tie new banner was ,e ,o. =, those
W, doaad - ~ IN 'icy Of the then existing
Federal Administration to sxs. LA Nm, Com
gion covered by the eonpart = y. 80 renoir;no The
49,, Of s.cS Faith in its repeal
Rad occasioDe3-all those that uere n he Federal
storing the nation from the potaien OF the nrnci-
Goyerruent on the subject OF saver 70. the OBJ
ules of Washington and Jefferson These ~. and.
iects Of TIE Republican party now; and 10 ueN a IN
have been all its labors and all s trnmpns; n he
tfese ends now exerfed the united enUr'- o,
millions Of freemen who have carried the RsrubheA
rartv into the possession Of the Government OF heer
Free States ard who are 70 take possession SO we
think 30 hope we meanat the next ede raj eec
ticn of the power at Washing on. lreat applause ann
Lib, Lear oh mt
were temporary objects and that the food OF ths great
Jgrty would die out, when the temporary excitement
and the temporary forms in which the question was
presented had pared away. | ask You, gentlemen,
ask YOU if you think the position OF the country the
position Of tie question, and all that brought US into
existence il less vital or ess immediate IN Importance
than il was in 1886 But Is said again, una.
new doctrine has been introduced and is to be insisted
on by this party; and perhaps there Is no louder or
stronger cry Of invocation against us than that we are
advocates of an irrcP'ssso1 coGt.esI lSnIuas o,
cbeers.I An iyrepressiBle confetti Renewed cheers
Now the great Senator of the State OF New-fork
I(;est arrlause and three hearty cheers for Wm H.
Seward the great Senator from the S!ale OF NeW
York in a public manifestation of his opinion with all
the canCor all the clearness and all the holiness that
has assured his from the time he stood IN the
United States Senate till now, be has thirty Repubcan
Senator around him great cheerlngl SAID that ne
found there was in the nature of man and IN the
formation of Society lrrepresslole conflict between
the principles Of Free Labor and OF Slavery That
was his opinion; but not that there wa, neee'say
ing of the kind but that there was an irrepressibie
conflict between the principles that underie state OF
society tia, rests ours does upon Free Labor and
ion, and agree with him Tremendous cheering,
and voice, twill the reporter of The Herald please
put ttat dowr. And lei me add, that It ia an oPin
ion that is very easily put down IN the columns OF
The Hs1od but not before the people OF the United
States Renewed a,plause, and eres Of Bravo,
Bravo. u And now, because Gov. Seward expressed
AN opinion Of this kind he is TO be charged with hav
ing created aud cansed AN irrepressloe eonnlc,'
tifc berosm OF Gaeo: he insisted that the earth
went round the sun; while the Pope, and all the
Ronish Church, said it didn't. lLaughter.I That
w Was the opinion Of the Pope and his
Church; but now it is found and admitted
by all-Romanists, Protesants, and erybody, that
Calico had that opinion did he make the earth go
round the sun : IGreat laughter.l II he did, and
there il 70 much force in having an opinion ana eA-
fys,en, What NAV we pot expect Senator Seward TO
do in tie atmosphere of moral things l''rea, iaugh.
ter and applause. Now, gentlemen, 1 must DC orei
Il want 10 knew whether there are any circumstances,
since the organization of the Republican party III ,he
history of Kansas in the history OF virginia 70 SNOW
that there il al irrepressibe conflict or that mere
mott Which do they show Which do they snow
want 10 know who il responsible for having carried
this conflict in human nature, between slavery anu
Freedom into the rude shock OF eonnlct, lnVolsine
life. liberty, and properly among '"o Pe''oi -,
of Kanras and Virginia Applause, and a cry OF
:. C;ddings and Buter"l Who is responsible for i
WHO began it Who undertook to show tn"t lhe
earth didnt 90 round the but should be stopped
oud who undertook to conquer the nature oil ireeneh
ard eytinpui-h the fires Of Liberty and VINO nave
burned themselves with the bursting hames that couu
not be repressedl Applause Why, gentiemen, u
was very little matter when 1t was on ID hahsasi
when n few reope DOOR despsed, freemen OF the or,
dpsry condition of our Northern life, were oppressed
by The powerful and neighboring State OF Missouri
sided bv Federal arms and by Federal arts by the
Federal Treasury, by Federal patronage, ana every
thing in tie shae OF Powe, ano was little
tbipgi Bu, we knew and We told them, though they
were few and feeble though their oode' eoaiu oe
trsn Piled under foot and their lives eAtinsned ye.
tIey would riun ph over Missouri, over President
Pierce over the United States Dragons, over every
| Thing, And wbyl Because the electro spark OF
human right in the bosom of every feeble hahsas man
was stronger BY the law OF God, wmch Is .he Jaw ~
All civil society than all their oppressors and thai single
electric ,rark was connected, BY the thriiis voice o1
human ~ MI aihy with the immense battery
Of free minds ard bodies IN TINS country tgrsa' ap
| rlausel ard the elimination OF the oio" ~nsh
boud be united 80 "a to tell by it, force and bodness
would he knew sweep away from the oppressors AL
| the engines of fraud and force And the kepupncan
rarv undertook the service OF collecting the shoeAI
ard they will pour II out next year WIN PoTtsi an"
| fnlIness that never was known before. Sheers.l
We have lived TO see those who sneered at Bleeding
Kansas" shriek for terrified Virginia Long-eontnued
arrlause ard laughter, and cries OF 60 on TO on
VIE told them then that the men IN nah-'is WeIe our
countI,uen and that oppression tnere toucneu ouI
heart. a. mneh "a if il was in Westchestcr County IN
opr own State And the Republican party has TINS 10
say about Nirgnia-iti- part OF our own eouAi'!
liz name lie fame its honor It's prosperity are as ue
M M "a TIE name the fame tho honor And prosperity
! of our own State of New-fork. IN Wheh we
| live lGreat applause.l But we must deal WIN
| facts-we cannot fal-ify principle. Oar objects
| and our nu,poses are to control this system OF
| o. y. ,ha Ea1ar