Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-07-21

years
In this city, at the residence Of VIM. Aiken
of South Carolina, on the 18th instant, Mrs
AMANDA SIEBELs, wife Of Edwin w. Siebels
Esq, Of Edge6eId district, South Carolina aged
% years.
At Salem, Iowa, of cholera, on the 9Th inst
the Rev JAMES NoURsE, of this city, in the
so ID year Of his age He was returning to his
family, after short absence.
EXTRACTS FROM OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
Winchendon, Mass, July IA, 1854 You
would confer great favor on one of your SUBJ
scribers land doubt not hundreds Of others)
by printing that portion Of the Nebraska Kan
sas bill which defines the boundaries Of tho
Territories, and also in relation to the donation
Of land to settlers.
There is great deal of interest felt here in
the settlement OF those Territories by freemcn,
and unless deferred by the fear of the over
shadowing influence Of Slavery, come Of our
young men will make it their future home. 1t
seems that Slavery has already planted itself
there. There is bat one feeling here, and that
is intense and deep-seated, in view Of the recent
Developments Of the slave spirit especially the
outrages Of the Nebraska bill Ii union of
all who are honestly and thoroughly opposed
to the farther spread of Slavery could be effect
ed-all who are disposed to resist-the party
Of Freedom would embrace the great mass Of
voters in the State.
Penn Yam, Nay 26, Is54--Are not the
friends of freedom, good faith, honor, and hon
esty, going to proclaim new and independ
emit political organization? The country is wait
ing, ampdHently waiting, the action Of our
friends in Washington. who have SO nobly
withstcod the slave power, and its adherents
from the North Let them act, and act prompt
ly. The spirit abroad amongst the people WILL
at the first opportunity, tell fearfully against
all who have directly or. andirectiy aided the
passage Of the Kansas-Nebrasks fraud. But
there is a settlement to be had with these men,
Let the people of their respective districts see
to il, that they are not paid twice. If the
spirit of Livingston and Preston King is still
alive in the twelfth and fifteenth districte, for
myself shall do all can to wipe away the
sin of voting for Pierce, and the platform that
preferred to eschew all agitation, in Congress-
or out Of it Of the slavery question. am
thoroughly committed for any organization
that is for freedom against slavery, and have
have had hand in repeating the Missouri
time when the Anti-Slavery sentiment so uni
versally pervaded all classes of politicians as
now. 1t il solid, consistent, and determined
and ell that is needed to make it efficient is
unity and action-a thorough and perfect or
ganization. Let our friends act, and act prompt
ly, in this matter
-, Ohio, Feb. IA, l854--Being poor
blacksmith, with only common school educa-
lion, Zone OF those whom noted South Caro-
linian designates as the ready tools Of the an
archist and the demagogue,) perhaps it would
not be worth while for me TO attempt to write
to you. But, as | am in the habit Of spending
my evenings in reading, the time may not be
altogether lost to mo if | should spend one in
writing. The fame Of our fair State Of Ohio
the first State formed out Of the territory con-
secrated to Freedom by the Missouri Compro.
misc-has just been furnished by one of the
most disgraceful transactions that has been
put upon record for a long time. refer to the
expulsion Of Mr.. Day from the Senate, as
reporter for his paper, on account Of his color,
although he is three. fourths white, and copse-
quently voter. This was done by men pro-
Tossing to be Democrats. Men who would be
guilty OF such deed are only fit to associate
with such men as VIM. r. Faber, of South
Carolina, the man who is reported to have said,
in public speech before a literary institution
at The South, that it was quite enough for q
mechanic to be able TO count the inches on O
foot rule or a carpenters square.
had hoped that the Homestead or free land
bill would become law this winter and thus
put an end TO specializing in the public lands
Of the West; but a Congress that would at
tempt to pass the Nebraska bill will never do
anything to favor the Iabo:ing classes.
Cieayfsh County, Pal intend, God will.
ing, TO start next week for the West--to sec
Kansas. Iwould like to know whore the Mas
sachusetts company have their agent located
there, that could see him. | wish to cast in
my mite with them, to have seven thousand in
dependent voters there in two years. am
sixty.op years Of age, and am not able TO do
much at hard work. but will try to get some
Of my Young friends to go there, and call oc-
casionally to sec them as long as my health
will permit.
FOR KANSAS AND NEBRASKA