New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

pose Of adding capital 20 the small s9ek ID .raae Tor
,e,v rotic,I of the Anti Benton strp ~
use in the coming election. Inc meeting at
10 I.dependence on the 9Th. Inc eAc'uHe GU Lo,h
c,rt speecLe, made at these gathelingr WI.
amusing and rdiculOGs,-seluhe Io' a. -. Tcht in
az tho northeru freemen Ia no 'el! ha''ci.s - che
" ~ ;.;,.i, 20 the fre-eating prOpensltler VI VIC
sl.vadrivipg bravo Speakers declared no. LoIJar
- ,rere afraid Of observation-disclosures ga: g.
i1 -. ton northern laborers ia ialr hgh'' ~ -
e0uiu uiI'o ill., trembling cowardy things ye are ir.e'
'b"' - Nortb when seen through southern ePo't
NJ I. IL cr.ditable 10 say that one very solc -.
80 made in defense of the nulIi!ihg Ies'iu'ic -,
- ,ben uassed and are now PaIadeu ocIoI A..
country with great manifest gu''o y! 81 We.ern
;ornsis a. the sentiment of the Pe0pie " W; -
,o,.ri peonle not living here, and not knowing W
a. contrsrv are made Ia believe that tne nleo''n7'
yere well attended, and that but one leenug
in regard 10 the sentiments put WIN :;
.m.stern mart of the State, and the ilnpresspoh IL
afllv sent forth that general organization Is no"
erabghed in Kansas Territory prohibiting Ill peI'os
from settling there who do not pledge ther support
the institution of Slavery These are not iacts Uut
fallacies Of which the pubic nina snouia Uc sPe!
illinois Indiana Ohio &c. start across the country
fsr Kansas After having overcome about two thirds
Of the distance they informed az every step 'h'
they will not be admitted 10 foohold III the leri'ol!
EXCEPT upon the aboyenamed degrading cohdltionS'
Intiudated and dspirited at the prospect before te
many throw up their project and spread the same dole
full news Cd their return home Thus lar thelr mee'-
ines result in little else than organized humbug 10 de-
ter antj.propapandists from emigratng hlther Inc
Westuort gathering consisted Of less than hundred
persors-your humble servant one of the number Al
iudependcnce 1.-THE meeting was small but respecta-
.blc." The resolutions adopted do net renect the
sentiments of the majority Of the citizens OF Jackson
County but on the contrary most substantial cltLen'
! condemn them and many who supported them AZ 'ie
meeting declare that they never intended 20 DC
carried into effect but rgLten array northern ioo'
tionsfs-tbe candidates OF one wing ttAe Benton o
the Democratic party openly denounce them ana 'he
only TWO political papers in the county take strong
crounds against them All observers OF the einlgra
ton know that thus fer large proportion OF the
"souptters" are true 10 FREEDOM Those IN the slave
interest on the border shake their heads and say too
"many Of them are of the wrong stripe d est 10 sun
tLem). MANY who go from this State Will not vote &c
suit the propaganda A company OF nineteen went
| from that same Jackson County Ito lay claims,
eighteen Of whom on taking vote, gave in favor OF
| free State Yet there are localities filled up by per
| sons of different antecedents, those who would no
hesitate 10 oetracise any liberal spirits that migh
| attempt to locate in their midst
Thus far prospects are encouraging; and, IN view
the rising star of association in the East truly Halter
inc But let not the illusions of hope lessen the ardo
| of those who battle with the blaekest powers una
che and their Executive allies. II the genius oil Tree
dom shall ever preside in the full utOn of her glori
GUS attributes over the virgin soil oil the Wide
domain. extending hence southwark and westward Il
the Pacific il must be the result of the most uncom
promising efforts Of liberty glowing reemen OF the Nort
| of efforts in measure cOextensve WIN the lar
| reaching grand and glorious results to be obtained
crisis approaches Many lovers OF human rights herr
q. ~ ,ouaf VIGIL.