Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22

Il loaQea ms rif1e, gel ely tqfoppeu on ON
i knee, and shotlhe patron Of The bungp dead
I He went below, and expressed regret at N
I deed; said he, wonldp's'have done, ifiBol
Hand hadlnot have told himsto do ,i.,,D,a 81
/ when the Marshal came 70 arrest Smith
he appeared ready IO, submit, and probabl.
would hpye done SO, had he not been urge
70 fesislfby B6fland. au9Sep i'aiiTs ae
.vThe more sle6fni abou, these Greytowl
proceedings, ths more ufjuslifable, .uhnec
essdfy, cruel and bafbarous does lhe aci o
President Pierce and his Cabinet appear. !,
4 10 f'Cq eGl u LII. aa q IGeaa.k Z,
kansas EnifgratIon c6nipany-Iiocws, !,
~ saT =" IF Works. 81 a'se s I
| AL ta meeting in the Tabernacle, New
York on Wednesday evening" the syslen
Lof operations was fully slated to the audi
ence. ,oWe'copy from the Tribune the fol
lowing interestngrepou:afla hala sSss,63i
fsThg Hona Eli sfhayerr of Worcester
President Of the iEmigranta Aid Company
then addressedIihe meeting, ,for,he purpose
of explaining the object Of the Compahy.--
THE object is, to organize emigration, and
make, itsubserye, a certain. purpose, in a def.
Unite, safe and useful 'mnnner. The Com
Ipapy will aid the emigration, frs. BY dimin.
ishiGg the expense Of emigration, BY max,
ling a contract with .he lines Of transportation
Advertisements have been published 70 for.
ward 10000 emigrapjs this fall. Tie fare
| from Boston 10 Kansas will be only $25. one
half The usual rate. This is prac,icable by
having q responsible ,moneyed company 10
make The contract, Ia lie next place, the
emigranls; will be protected from The usual
frauds. Further, .he Company proposes 10
aid ihe emigrani aIier his arrival in Kansas,
The 'hgenls Of tho ConiPohy have explored
The Territory, and have full Information as
loaN its resoarces, also, the Company has
agents resident There TO received ihe1 emf,
grants, adm ,heinext cplace;ahereg are, to be
receiving houses, Vim which the emigrants are
to be- lodged on their first arrvhl,G iInlhe
meantime, until the houses are ready, there
arg Fifty tents erecledy in which The first ar.
rivals. 9hnveg been. already received, and
which will answer. for lhea next draft, when
,hedifstghaye their log cabins buil,.g Funh.
ef, the Company proposes to provide ey cry.
thing necessary fora new colony iHthe me-
sa"n,a, [ I and pa,;o;oss ~ % nan,ts,,ou so"' e.on.'
awra,d conn,y psnn.a,rsn;a = 1aod, % ~
n,aSs bis mass ~ % K"nyas Z 'saS aDa - y
bring with him 200 families, no one OF which
isworih less Than $4,000 The paper is TO-
be called Tie Herald of Freedom, and the
oendsmon,ss name Il ,34eoyos Wasb;no,o,
R,o,Sn f"g 5r@,@fS.y sIs PSI , -"G7 vs. ~,
.,i, .s,u ,rl.,,.. ayc.s .ts,s e..e
s,"nnnssgSd s1TaHgsd 's Can Sc setlle
.st" Wy ss nnd hy;no with them ,bejr owr Srs in
'oss.nS ,l5',., !, Tbe Morals Of the West s,,ffs,
s''auYls ~ IN, iacl oft schools ma cbitchss.
ue,i NJ %asrsi,Sesl -aS-a'-s; ~. I
ou' y ss'latahAr W IN the saihssboat
win The emigrant. Thus, The interesss Of
the Company and The emigrant are ident-
ical: The enigrant is in no way bound 10
the Society; no pledge of any Kind is de-
tnanded from him. and any asperslon ofthe
kind disfalse. To produce all this good, tits
evident .hat,he Company mus, have money
and be stock company TO transact their af-
fairs in a business,like way The Treasu-
FER us Moses IT, Grinnell Of this City, and
tho Acting pAgentg R.y'W. Hayens. ZAP.
plause.] There Is no possiblenroom for any
complaint on The part Of the enigran,; the
only operation Of The Company on him will
be one Of aidand charily--il never can make
one cent out OF him. Another result will be
thai wherever ihe company sends emieran,s,
there a free SAFE must grow up. Applause, i
! Il is proposed 10 operase on Kansas fer one
| year; after which lime she will probably be
l'.f lS'.Ifale, ana a lrees one, Iweply sl2usaaad
men cap, 70 ceIlalnly pe Put into hansYas ,sYas
/ before winter. Numbers 81 persons hayff
written to lhe Company INA. .hey prefer
Kansas 10 Nebraska Tor the soil and eli
Tnaie; but that they WIN 60 Nebraska unless
The Company take hold in Kansas, as they
will not expose themselves toine vieln'ly Q
Slavery. whatever. the papers may say
me missouri slayenolders nave not movee
/ one Save into ,hansas, aitnough mey nave
staKed Claims, ana 'ie" men 70 walch mem
/ But shey WIN never occupy mem; mere VII
be less inducemens n three weeks q
months, lhan nows lhe reports oll choleri
onthei route are grouRdlessaa Neafril sieal a
4 the applications TO tho Company already
made, are from naive Americans. Whei
I the emigration voaee begins. i will be KEEP
4 ina conssan1ss'rean' = Inc Company cal
\ send annually amoreoemlgranls 20 Aa'sai
j Than there are Shareholders lni she' uniie'
u STATES. ri Applause Inc opportunity 4
, lhe best ever offered tor investment, becqlus