Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
Friday Morning, june 23, rsJ4.
The Plan for Freedom.

northern men to Nebraska and Kansas
for the purpose of preserving it free ter
ritory. A company was formed in Mas
sachusetts, with charter from the Leg
islature, and capital Of S5,000000, for
the purpose. The Company has recent
ly changed its plan somewhat. Instead
of IS 5000 capital to be paid in on long
time, paid up capital Of 100000 Will
be had as sufficient for all purposes. The
u. Y. Tribune says:
We are informed that the Company in
tend to send the first train-lOad of emf
grants to Kansas about the first Of Au-
gust next, and before winter they hope
To locate in that Territory not less than
twenty thousand settlers. The Compa-
ny will forthwith forward mechanics and
machinery for manufacturing lumber, and
proceed to erect receiving houses for en-
igrants.
We trust this plan may be entirely sue
oessful, but we really mot understand
how slavery is to be kept out Of Nebras-
ka under the circ instances if the emil
grants should number by hundreds of
thousands. instead of twentys. The prin
eiDle which is in the ascendent at Wash
lngton is, that slaves are property u9de7'
The Consultation, and to be protected as
property wherever held. The law pro
Aibling slavery in Nebraska 5'aS repeal
ed for the express purpose of establishing
this principle. From Washington and
from the representatives of this principle,
come the Governor, and Judges, and in
ehe latter is the law-declaring power of
the territory. Now we will be thankful
to some one, (say the editor Of the Dem
ocraO if he Will set down and calmly tell
us, how any number Of emigrants or set
1lers are to keep slavery out Of the ter
ritory. We will suppose the STAKEHOLDER
from Missouri goes in therc with his
slaves. How is lie to be GOT out. II the
Legislature passes law prohibiting slav-
cry, and it escapes the veto Of Gov But
Ter Kentuckian. which is not al al pro
bable, the Judges have perfect authority
To declare the law at once null and void,
What ia to be done thon? Appeal to the
[. $. Courts. Here again the same pow
a. AMI principle prevails Nythiug short
81 force, as We perceive, can accomplish
any thing, towards Kidding Nebraska of
slavery, and this Of course our friends
who believe in the peculiar sanct.ty Of all
prccolcnt5 authorizing slavery, would not
tolerate for a moment
We really, in all caudor, cannot sccary
hope whatever Of preserving these terri
tories from slavery sh75t of a.con5plc!c
change in the policy Of the general GOV
crnmont iii this matter; and we wish our
readers and the, voters to impress this
fact upon their minds that they may not
be deluIcd longer in giving aid and sup
port to this influence at Washington, and
lean upon the weak and broken reed of
omigrAnts to ths territory overcoming
the whole power and influence Of all the
departments of government,
The Ns,7 York Post has an OK
cellent comment on the determination Of
the new Mayor Of Philadelphia TO ap-
point no naturali1cd citizen to Office It
shows clearly that the effect Of such short
sighted policy IS necessarily to increase
rho evil complained Of for as the decree
makes no distinction ut all, between for
eigncrs whether good or bad, it must
compel a union in opposition, of all who
ore prescribed, including both the goo
and bad. Such intolerance cannot find
favor with American people.
Injury TO THE Wharf.-The MI
vq,ttee Sentinel says:
We learn that tho heavy rains of the
last few DAYS have done serious injury to
some fields Of Winter Wheat the heads
which looked full and nearly ripe last
week being struck with blight. We hear.
too, that in the vicinity OF Rochester and
Burlington, Racine, Co, the locustS have
made their appearance, and destroyed
some promising pieces OF grain.
GIN EoUr.-The new Republic Of So
nora inaugurated by Fillibustor Walker.
The last of the gang have given them
selves up to the I. $. Authorities. We
incline to the opinion that the Authori-
ties will deal teuderly with them, as fill
clustering is not one Of the deadly sins,
in its estimation.
MYRoN B. WILLIAMS has been reno