New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

of on animal unfortunately destitne 81 tail was &C.
css,omed 20 hN bim m wi'h whe, a oack' q che'.
nm. or crea-c colored TAIL according 20 his fancy oi
vhs. would be most becoming or mos, aecep'&oie 20
the person be mad lived for his next pnrcbasr and
40 sel him; bn. !: was obseryed tha, no ma,teT "ne
stye of tail lie might b. sOrt with, he would " -
dsys be brought back and thrown on h's hands "ln-
out any tail a, all. 80 with this party snch ctL7
itself State Rights Democracy here, ana va
"tiopal Democracy" there, Jehersoh Dsi" 80 ho
or "Jsckson Democracy" or whatever may Az, ~
thought most taking eHd which IS nov tiyng =. - .
,.set in here O. the " Free STATE Deiroiy ;y Y;,t
irs. your od acquaintance Border Iarn but no,
broa j.irimned ba. and Quaker ceat "a ooS,oyer
80, b'tns the familiar BowieAnje ana 'c'"'''
~ticking in his bek. .ho 1srl, dave %. Kan
hate han5s Of robbers sDd murderera, oTsSanlzed
sas 49,; 49, bn recruited from the ofIscc' c'rIgs OF
every Slave STATE, were Vn rsyagin
sssgsg yonr towns burning yonr abltstoes raadas"5
'ees-k kkbs and killing aDd driving of yor cattle.
yosr.the WINTER Of l8j5s' at Washington, NANNY N,
,snt on do,g my little az to ndnce CongiSs 20 eTu
.e"' y. - yonr prayerr for protection era relief 10
an. sna sd nv utmost by public argument and pr
.se tp,y, aty 20 induce Congress TO sccept You. -.
seta Corsu.ioD and thus, by aoh you ronsy n.n t,r
inion urder an instrument when, hc,et1i sas,
~. rnen.;on and formation, embodied the earnest
nrovers of large majority OF the then ~ "a
ksgsae and would, had il been secep,eu, nay nJ
hlsd Won 10 defend and protect y"rr:eves, . loune
c1yoJ gers in this effort, lncudnS every
Repnblcan then in Congress, ana a.eW NJ, h ~
,essr,atyes who were called Aulericahs; O, . suol o.
animal as a FIeeState Democfs1, VI -, =
80 sny s,ripe intent putting y@1 IN p"siti9n 20 e
6enA youfscyes efficiently agaips' Ins DV,vy1 1870.
then Yayaging Kansas did not find IN al a.nlnsven
On the contrary found tn them ma, AZ e ana "or5 % Of Gen
Ra;d and Sheriff Jones, with your rights ana hoeIles
under the legal guardianship OF MaIshai am anu
Judge LeconPe vi tne snd tbcre renowned the
onl nsItv and declared openly for Freedom ana fre
mont there not man to plead your cause oi 'enI
Il kindly ear when eoqueny pleaded by oe"aiu % anu
Simmer. by Collamer and Wade, by Coliax ana bur,
lncame and many Others. On the contrary, heard
no. 10 speak Of the slaveholdsrs-even stephen a.
Douglas who wherever be has been rignt, nave ho'
hesitated to commend and sustan-staud up 9ay py
dsy and hour after hour before the Senate ana argue
that the Missouri nposture, then lordlDg IL or you,
.And which had assumed to establish slavery III your
Territory and fory it by the most internal code tha
Iniauty ever devised Tyranny enacted was "gIt-
innate Legislature and Government, and that you WHO
spurned It's barefaced usurpaon and impudent vainy
were rebels and traitors, deeerying OF punishment io
zour crimes have heard him cooiy argue tns' .ue
pretended returns of that infamous Territorial lecon
Of March 80 1865 doubtless correct ana the eieG
ton valid one except as to the few precincts Wnch
Gov Reeder threw out as Fraudulent when ne thus
.mnde to serve the exceptions proving the
rle that the election had generally been lair
.ene so that s result was binding upon Congress ana
upon Kansas when all the while he knewIhe could
not help knowing without the most wiliul and per
stept shutting of his eyes to undened and undenaDc
facts Of the cOmmonest noofetyhatt that whole ciec-
ton was fraud and outrage-tiat four'iitns OF The
votes were cast by nOn-redets OF Kansas and al least
three fhs of them by invaders organized and armed
in Missouri-that the real citizens of Kansas were
mainly driven from the polls by these armed c?nspira-
tors against your liberties and rights, or awed INTO de
cliniDg to vOeand that the Legislature thus c9nsti-
uted by foreign conspiracy armed invasion and whole
sale fraud, had just as good right to make laws ior
Oregon or Texas as for you. Yet he, stepneh a.
Douglas author of the Nebraska bill and chief expo
nent and champion of the great Democratic prncipe
of Non Intervention petogged the case OF that bogus
Missourimade Legislature throughout, and heid you,
the people of Kansas rebels and traitors In that you
refused to recognize its authority and obey its edics
Such be thy gods, Popular Sovereignty such thy
oracles NonInterventlon such thy pattern ana sh-
ing exemplar, Free-State Democracy
"Free-State Democracy II is the brightness o
the day of Freedom that has at last risen on
fering Kansas that has brought forth this creeping
,wrigghng adder. But let no man be deeeved-nay,
no man who has eyes and heart can DC aecINoumy
the swindlng apparition. Democracy III knosaa ~ -
vitality eternaly identical with Democracy IN Georgia
-and the Democracy of to-day with that which raw
aged Lawrence, drove every conspicuous free-State
man except those il killed. from Leavenworth and
twice burnt Osawatamie. There may be little meal
at times outside, but IT is all cat within Inc Demo-
cratic marty of this nation is essentially, universally
hostile to what the Declaration of our Countrys nde
pendepce truly proclaims, ''The nalienahie Rights
af "sl mankind" d"-their rights to Lie, LIBERTY,
and the pursuit of Happiness. In hrect oPp1suoh
to the fundamental position OF Jefferson ana the fat
ers this Democracy proclams the natural, necessary,
rightful subugation of one race to anotberthc eter
nifty Of Caste-the pepeiuty OF bondaselne cEas,
posture or the Declaration OF our independence Is
tased on a stupendous he and our Revolutionary
Wings false to their allegiance, false to tneir
rgbtful sovereign, traitors in the sight OF Heaven and
richly deserving of the traitors righteous DOOM That
they not perured rebels is proof that our Ma
ional Democracy" is an infamous 'mpos'"re s'g""-
tic lie.
am often reminded Of an incident that occurred in
1850 on the very eve of the Presidential election OF
that year. met young man whom had formerly
known as a very ardent Whig, and whom therefore
presumed to be still SUCH WeWhigs were supporting
FOR President Gen. Winfield Scott against Gen. Frank
lin Pierce; and wise leaders, TO secure Gen. Scott
election had placed us on " Compromise, Union,
Conservative" platform, deprecating agitation,
and acQuiescing' most emphaticaly in the Fugiuve
Slave Law and its adjuncts OF course, 1t was fairly
TO be presumed that Pro -Slarery . Union wings
would support the Whg candidates out of regard for
the new Whig platform, if for no other reason. But
they did us the opposite of thsthoy secretly con-
spred against and stabbed the ticket, so that Gen.
Scott received the votes of only four States in the
Union, none Of them of the first order. But was
fighting the battle in ignorance of this treaehery and
doing all knew how TO win it, in spite OF the deteSta
BILE platform. Sol spoke to my young friend of former
years about the election impending, and was puzzled
was again answered evasively. Again l spoke, and
So pointedly that he Was constrained 10 respond:
am not going TO vote this year rs formerly did.
"Nhy not was my astonsied rei0inder. " BE-
cause have been down South since last saw you,
and don't think Slavery the evil and wrong then
did, There wac reason for net voting for the Ma
tional Union Compromise Wing candidate for Pres
dent that brushed aside all misleading rubbish, and
went right 10 the core of the matter My friend had
ceased to be Anti Slavery; he had become PrO-Slsve
U and he aized that he ought consequently 10 stop
voting the Wing and commence voting the Democratic
cket--as, like an honest man, he about to do all
manner of Wing Compromise Platforms and other
moonshine to the contrary Notwithstanding. In this
he clearly right except that his asserted chsnge of
views respecting Slavery was abouinsby wrong. But
having become Pro-Sayory, il iii that he should