New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

l,bon in the virejs'd o. Missouri Freedom.
To which Chri.tisn Kfibben. Q TeatOa without
q stomach for prs Of wrIl-dDns in the vioey ard
OF Freedom, uhether as boy or n,r. msde ''au-
merics. blu.t'us ard ssvsg- reply. His swords can
b. p,, fitatl- for aauou,tpn to all politicians, vao
calculate the pr6,s Of uufahfune-s 10 their prin-
siplss. W th the ipcideutxl drsWbsck OF having,
tsrcasrce, to eat their words and to sit forcibly
sosp in public aod there dine vsibly of of humble
pc. With the red pismept OF shame spreading all
over his recrraoi face, the back.iidiog political
Cbrisrisn thus kueeled to the slave drivers, and
pleaotd hi, plea:
Ire rr-dil. eli ,as Of most f,reign persors who
cnne To tb's oOuLtry not acquainted with the Ia 'e
ton # Slavery, ere adverse 70 It. Nos; uae. "
kiitbeI do not deny that such vere my nrs' I'M
Ir,s-ioIs but, On subsequent acquaintance nh us
workings cscoyered iis harmony with the Cnstit1-
hoI, aid NY vir~r unhersent ataps'ormatioo. ~
Cin,psr. truthful Chri,t,pl Respecting my sup
p4It e Van Burtn, fa shicn the gentleman Chooses
10 upbi. il TIE, ] viii sey that am heartily ashamed
e It Lans liter nnd sopau-e. When l returnso
from M-xIcv the canvass between Mr.. C-ss and Mr.
Van Buren was progressing. A youog man, and IN
exp, riei ceJ, in the exc tement OF the contes,,
estousec the cause Of rbe latter. did it coDsoiea-
tiopsiy b.hev,ng il 20 bs right / never vo ed for
Mr. Ven Boreo for President, tte being no elec'or
{, hin Ct Louis, bIt sgLed, IN st Louis, what
v6s celltd q B1ruborref cal. l am lot $hS nei ot
'ti-. Nc sccr er however, bad Rons tn WasbioRton
CITY. than iourd to my sorrow, ho~ miserAbly
bed been sold and betrayed into party which bad
fr its object the destruction Of the eou6try atd her
institutions. DuIipg tsoyesrs stsy In Europe, an
cppt,tuni'y was -sforjed OF looking Objsct,vey at
ON coprty I saw il in suober point of view.
When r. turned, the change which had taken pis,e
10 ~ nIo durifg ny sbs7oce was the cinse oil tue
oferIoe bs'x.ep Mr. Beeton and myself, PRIOR to
rIien n. | gss hls lsrr tflen1.
''An to the extract rr.m the speech which he Gays
made in ,hi. city v1il say thus much: v.s forced
into msku 2 hat speect | did not make il from sny
disposition felt; did state 10 that speech Mr. Pes
ic.nt, 20 far as was concerned, | was not 3 slave
bo'dsr. | did osn = slave, and, IN all hnGian
Probability, Iever would; and that II the state OF
Ms-au, in toe ,an condition sne would be Tree
from Slavery. ! cid uase that remark, asd sm 1ot
afraid 10 it to the world. ~ the same time
,tated tba, sed il obligation To our frie,d.
Ia the patty aud 10 the Consultation of tae Ue,,ed
Ststfs Ia maintain under al elrcTn'"1nces HVic<dfe
axe rigih lf ths shareholder 10 MS property"
The lowest drPh of this brnnble-pie fabric YVES
alresd, reached, end it was work Of supereross-
tor, humility for Christian Kribten to shrek peni
ten,islly to bis Ssve-drvieg peers, % desPise
1.-THE Free-Sol party from the bottom Of my heart,
"a party with whom have nothing in common
"po, the least q ynpathy." But si.ton Of Gascon-
hOt 10 NOT tlus 10 eisdPPV'hteu VI
for Speaker snd Of the half part of his entire
Ems uc pariopist strength in the Houe-. He sticks
to Chr,rtsn Krlbbrn With Obstiusey. With
sweeping strobe at the Missouri Democracy, no
man of which, he ssys lean set ga Office who
docs not change ground. hOler Niger and
commence pulling negro wool oser eyerybody's
"eyes," be pertinacou-y demands K1Sben as
Free. >eirr aud his presiding officer. Christian
Kribben vebe emently declines being candidate.
One Turner Of Clinton, apparently legislative
COZ fdepce man, arises to bis aid and cOoy assures
the HOUSE that Kribbeu's name has ben with
dr,uu-su error of statement, which S,t'on of
Gsscons1e, faithful to his principles and devoted to
their representative promptly correets. The
Speaker 2.o hmpore nog me rcifuly inteTposes his
oficiai protection for Christians salvation against
this Ibdomtsble Emanci pattOnist. He announces
toe names Vt the nominees for Speaker acd directs
the call Of the roll incidentally remarsng that SIR.
Kribben 10 not a candidate. But he is can
didate. When the resonant Clerk comes to tho
name MIR. sitton," that parsonage staunehly and
With far-rescbng voice votes for the Free Sollsr Of
HE love. The records Of the Missouri Representa-
tives. uplrss mutilared, will forever show this
mrthful eutry: "For Mr.. Krbben-Mr. Sitton."
Col. Jotn T. Coffee got the Office; but we will
Leave 1t to him to say if the spostate Christian was
not best voted for.