New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

esp,e whose Inherent istios they fully spyrscs.s;
and The xii, fortegs., so.ty sud e!oqueoce VIE
which they have advocated their claims before me
Jt pie and IN the legislative nails. 10 'qasl scnoo
privilege has not been NJ all favorable to the dOctrue
Of It siersl superiority Of the white r.ce. S1ue OF
our Regulators who not unknown 10 fame a. PUBIC
speakers, have been little uDstaTched at the sgsl
and Constitutional arE unenfs OF DoFnIDg tad the
bpr1ir, elooneuce OF Wsugn iho.h col0red mepl,
when PIE sdre their cause before the CInites o. the
House. Their facts have never been honesty ois
putsd, AID their Arguments remain unanswered. see
now main the ease L. Ne.-er tae $ GOnstitutl0n
nor TIE s,stnte 70 recognizes any differences Of CON-
pleIiob among the citizens. TIE Constitution, you
are swAre 10 not def cured by tue TOid white. TIE
cOloIed is taxed lse TIE Ehlie otzsni votes and
is voted for ard sneiiJes s1ccessialyi and get hls
Children are en'irely EXCLUDED from the high school,
which a built and -alsFied N par- with bis money
are all the other school- and Of these other schools
two set apart for MS excu.ive use, and these are
AZ long distances from The chldTe1s homes. la con-
Suctirg tile movement the coored people have law,
CONSERVATION republican equality s1d the absOute ynt
on their side shIe the other there is nothing but
lorg standing and inveterate preudice. Tine rght will
triumph soon.
On TIE 6rs' Wednesday in April ia orr State eec.
ton There il tronble rere, particularly in the
Eastern Congressional District, and the trouble is
csused By the leaders Of those seventeen hundred
in this State who voted for Fillmore n 1856. Inc
principal leaders Of this faction are those politicians
whOse record IL black With anti republican deeds and
even their Candidate for Congress from this dis
triCt boGss IN his p1Dhc speeches thai -. ID Gay
Wbig." But II is not my purpose = criticize the
leaders Of this party, or 70 point Out the deeds which
they low perpetTatioc, which are calculated 70
Oarrs5s VI 10 defeat the triumph Of RepU bic
i'm in 1860 TGey are evidently lsbontg FOR some
other end than the oveIthroT OF the Save Poser.
How they viii sncceed 10 putting down Repubicsnism
10 This district viii be known on the 9Th Of April
TIE Republicans have selected for their candidate
the Hon. Thomas Davis WHO represented this district
in the XXXll1 Congress. Dir. Davis, N IL 1891,
was = Democrat. lie cut loose from ME psry s. the
iime OF the Nebraska ssiude. For more than twenty
five years be has been known IS al ardent aud able
AntiSlsveiy man, s,d never Vi.hheh his testimony
against the acoursed system, even - TIE solicitations
Of bis Democratic fri nds. hr. Davis has deep hold
upon the masses of tle people. tie II bone OF their
bone snd flssh % their Geah. They have TIED bin
and they know him. Their respect is based, not on
Lie qualities az politician, bot on HE ms6lless lie
integrity and his practical ability. Few men have
been in polticsi hle long and kept 90 clean ?
record From beginning - ed il is without spot or
bleuish. Should he be detected by the crafty naneu-
veIDg of politicians, Freedom and not Mr.. Davis will
te the greatest sufferer. Dos.