New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
PUBLIC MEETINGS. 4


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a.iors 90 tie above Society aud to take ,cpt Tor The
formation Of a smilas his City. The ai;euiaa,
large.
Thercetinc was called 20 order by Ryrs'rL,yK W
HA,rN.. vho nominated ALASso> NIsm for President,
aid Mr.. STDGwIcK for Secretary
Tho President said # any had objections 10 o.er :,
arythirg stated, 70 desired that he should offer them
4 T1spsss Committee appointed, consisting Of
Theodore Dsish, Ar Noble. l. W. Rikemaa aud Mr.
Lockwood.
lie Hoo. III TaAyrH Of Worcester. Pre.deut Of tho
Eu;srant Ad Company, then addressed the meeting for
purpose # explaining the object Of the Company The
object is 10 organize emigration aud make it subserve
Ccial purpose, in definite saio nd ussfu mauue- The
'""pan! VII aid The enngrani FL. b. diminishing The
t@l 81 tnj-fallon, 10y making conir4c, win toe
lrtN ~ transportation. Adv cnS have ben pub
hsbed 20 forward % coo cIUctaus this fall The faro
from Boston to Kansas viii be only 325 one halfthe usuq
rate. lhsi' practicable by having n respOnsie mon.
eyed company make the contract In the ne1t pl zee
The om'gIants viii be protected from the usual frauds
fnfi4eI DE Company propose 20 I'D the emgrau after
is eiiVai ~ ksrsas The agents of the Company have
explored Inc Territory, and have full Information ali
it, rfiouic also the Company has agents resident there
20 receive he emgrans. ~ he next pace. lere sra 10
be RECEIVING houses in which the emgrants AZ. 10 be
lodged on their first arrival In the mean,ime until the
house, ready there iy rec'od in which the
inst arrivals have been already received and which will
ln.utr r he nest Gra! nnen the 5rs have their log
cbbu- 0uAt FrleTi the company proposes 10 provide
.NJ. hing necessary for colony in to mechanic
nTt%Pinng, and, Perhaps education secular and roA-
glUus gentleman from Crawford COUNT. penLs,,vs
ria Is es his power-prcss into Kauza. aud 70
trng with BIN 700 families no one Of which worth les,
than s-ooC The paPsrs 70 be called The HCIe II Ere
aC1i, and The gentleman snage Geo. ashinyOu Brown
Another advantage that persons from the neigh
boIE0od settle cOmpscty together. aud bring with
them Their own institutions. The morals If the West suf
fer much nom lack Of schools and churches but in this
Wy, tha in The same boat with the grant Thus
the interests Of the Company and the eUgran ideut-
cal. The cmgralt il way bound t. tle S0cie,: no
~ IL ~ lg 81 rom nd
sion %. tao Kind - fast. To prrGyce all th good, &
evident hat the Company must have money, and bs "A
sioct company 10 trans set her affair IN busuossiSs
Wy. TIC reasureris Moses ii Griune OF tns Guy, ami
The Ac.us agent il. ". Tia, cns Appia-se.l There j.
no possible room for any compliant Ga the ptrt o
the einl- rant te only operation ~ the Company on
han Hil 1e ole OF Go Hud oherI.--d never can
mjsr tour ont o, buu. fuo.Der result vii 10
that Whenever the Company scuc- eIngraas there free
Stale -roW ADJ lqvse Ii y proposed % oys-
Ie,e hansas for year ti.e- which time sho vii
probably b. STATE and Tree one. twenty thoI'ant
men cai o. certainty be- put int" h81sa- before winter.
Number oi persons have written To- the Company that
they prefer Kansas 20 NeUoska FOR the soil sud ehmsle bat
that lry viii 90 10 Nebraska unle,, the Company take
hold IN Kansas. a. hoy viii not expos tenseives 70 the
Missouri shareholders have not novel one Save into Kan
So although they have stak M oons, unt len men 10
watch tlsm. But they viii never occupy Ihcm
There EiN be l-.- luduCrucnt IN fhtre Heekt or
months thaa now. The reports Of cboc-, on the route
are gr0undlc,s Nearly all the applications 10 tGe Com
pany alleely mGde are ron naive Ahcf ans Nheu ne
eng oa bcgis il viii be KEEP up ia y constant
stream. The Company send annually more emf raHts
10 Kansas iaau there shareholders n tbe United
Stale. Applause The opportunity = ne hes
ever of-re1 Tor invostmen', because the Company
Immediately locaes he cite, Of the new IerTi'sry
The COMPANY intends otter about a year 20 remove
thor acls from hGnses probGby to more sohn'rn
point because the design Is to make lie 81 freq States
down to tho Calf. iAppause. The res1ltw be chain
of railroads and sOuthern ronic 10 Tie faciuc Inc
moral dignity Of his &C e'mC alton surpcs-e that Of
euy record Those who have gone were apPiaudcd IN
public when setting out, and The gentleman rhO provided
frl' fax. MOI
quarter socon dousltd 80 every white male citizen
and also 10 those who have declared their int nous with
q iew conditions. 4 gentleman IN the audience question.
ed whether such was the law ~ e al only seen = saen
in The Net York HeaN but Mr. ThayeT said ne ma seen
it ia authentic quarterl If Northern blood ne shed ~
Kansas Il will spVug Mp ~ armed men who VIII tlhhalo
their tssailaufs v hat the Company wgu,s rs
thousand leagues all over Inc country o. winch many are
already In progress, each of when - 10 nave yer V
emigration de- oio himself exclusively t. no business
With him The Aid Company corresponds i-is DIVISION
Of lie worn nd yonsable the Compan! heVo already
hundreds Of lorers which ihoy cannot reply to- Kena'ie
IL formation he found in book by Rev. t. j.. Haze
Of Worcester Jhoso who go should take toer bibles ana
their rifles not for aggression but prepared 10 stand N
their rights. Appiause The STOCK books art nov oPeh
shares g., and one share can be had.
The Business Committee reported ~ eyor o. toe "of-
ceser Society hasis for New foIk Kansas League
aud recommended c0u.tuilon amt by.laws when are
.hose OF the Worcester Aid Company Inc report was
accented aud il was resolved consider the Constitution
tho gross; but, by subsequent motion the 9Th section
was taken mp separately.
ecniem5n moved 10 strike everything regarding
SlAveTv bat his motion was not seconded.
Another gentleman moved 10 strike out The provso as
be saw 40 reason for anticipating any breach Of tue law
lSecOnded.i
Mr THNFR explained tlI9s the prvViso IS mtroi Gccd
in Worcester because aspersion had been oass upon the
Company and they thought IL well 10 declare Their pur
pose. 49,.
gentleman thought il better 70 make no PROMISE ia1
the emgrants might be more free 10 act He would 'hro"
ont thr pro,i sn a. o mere bone Of cOnt0utioa.
Mr. HAYES and MIR. I1lAYsE SAID The pr0viss ga 20.
bind individuals only the Society Motion To sirlhe oa'
the proyso los, The whole Constitution was adopted
Noirn.tiu. Committee appoint, !, con.stins 81
Alanson Nash Theodore Dwight, Or. Ritter, John IL.
keySer, Roe Lockwood, John n hing Henry = pd~
In reply 20 a question, Mr. 1aAiER tald the Gfeh's O.
the Company would that there sufficient pro's-
ions ia tie Territory for all Cmgnn snd Tha ey are
cheap. IoGsr-carpeuters. ~ .sd, get - day NPs-
zinc information could be hal from inc Master c Em.rs-
non ~ each League.
aeI., same place