New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06

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sad eloquent eel VT, vhs rho s,y , aa4psJ
By uunur crs eon+ent me 'hnH 'FP'' " - "
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Ar Niyl ace C9um.ico-Jolu H. = ,' a.. =,
= Ili.;- I',rsss W. " a'ertoa Carey ~ NInl ne H.
II n q Tod Henderson SnallwoOi, And rs"n ~
JoI. s. Smith Sen, Samuel Mc lt5 ~; J' ~ n
Urrdnr join Kia'on, Joseph Liceiii ard ''on w
6l'sir.S. Tia, -se Chairman appoint five delegates
10 The Gcn raj Ierrl'e1i CrveiI.oH 10 De ' a. 'A'
/ "Whereupon c ptBin John " Whitehead. tljsnin
Wharton Albert Head. Sa,ol +. Blair and John " Car
/ isr. appointed SAID delegation
We also find in The GosLe,s Gnaana) Democrat a
letter from Mr. John Chrs,nsr ~ho writes frorr the
Baptist Mission in Kansas on TIRE It'll ult, viewing
the matter In light not fsvorat{e to the purp
! Of the slsTe-driTers:
'The all important question here now whether tbs
! ahal be a free Terrorv The Mi-sourilns hada
rrseug in WespOrt the sd. and there heard some CT
the GIT speeches 10 support Of SaveTy-the only ones
evr heard or to hear They want 80 form colony
and take their slaves into the Territory They adopte
resolutions protect and help another against all Abo
litonsts that would into the Territory, and If they
could no; do il by moral declared that they would
the muzzle OF II muskei; but trk that bark
not one Of them go to the Territory Themselves;
but they want il &c slave Territory, and how to get
they 90 not know They know That It come IN Tree
they viii lose their slaves. The AbolItionHts have moth
ing rskihey have their slaves They call oil northern
Aboionisis The emgrauts too and settlers of Ne
braska la e called meeting which suppose you have
heard Of and adopted resolutions protect another
and 20 with rush against Slavery-will not allow It in
tic Territory al ALL There no danger think of Kan
coming slave Territory from the fact that they
are afraid of losing their slaves They cast muster up
enough Of Shareholders to make colony They very
med at Massachusetts, for donating five miHen dollars to
send top that not ,be TO here and il this
Territory with voters who will bring in FREQ. They say
that they sd better berate their sa, at once than to
have them of by the Canada underground ralroi
ii would not them But what can they doi They
wealthy and cannot enough of them sell out in Ms
sour do ytLing1 They il is TO with
he Aboons for he beat them every time and give
hem five in the game This is the language that one of
he sIeokers used yesterday They are ealing meetings
ali the border counties in the support Of Slavery
The Council Bluffs Bnge Of June 20 furnishes
with the latest intelligence we have from both the dis
puted Territories. The following extracts will be
read with interest:
The Territories Of Nebraska and Kansas are even now
being setted and people daily crossing the Missouri
Ry er to select homes in those charming wids rhe lit
Greek Committee Of Squstters adopt very singular plat
form. In the first place they declare that they will protect
The claims of any citizens OF the United States who may
make claims in that territory corresponding with their pre-
sobed rule right and then in another ,on declare
that they will afford protection TO Abotionsss This
speaks volumes for the liberal spirit that distinguishes
recommend tue Shareholders TO transport their property
the river thereby publicly svowing their predec-
ton for the extension Of the curse Of Slavery This pioneer
company are all from the savehcldng States.
I'VE beleye that there portion Of these terri
tories that is lawfully open for settlement yet bat the
agent having force at bis command cannot restrain the
nifty to make for themselves homes IN the wcs OF these
and beautiful territories. The country opposite our
region in Nebraska Is just Is much open Tor se,eme, as
already settled. We could not advise any settlers to re-
to Nebraska but cannot see why the moe useful
and valuable should stand back and STE the country all
monopoZcd by Shareholders and their property let them
lend assistance to the agent to keep the conntry cean or
pursue Il to their keng-but' act somehow"
"KhNsAs.-ln conversation with a gentleman yester-
day who has recently Travelled much in the new Territory
q Kansas learned that already many thousands Of
fquatteIs have made their claims and thousands oil fan
lies BE now in that Territory.
"Ovxn TINY Go, VIEW We learn that there
several of families TINT preparing at aud near
this place to remove to Nebraska Immediately They can
wait longer and thoy go, and commence their i'm
proyemens their cabins and prepare for agricultural
pursuits for The ensuing season we nave ever eiysod
the peopc hide their time and until we believe
they lave regarded admonitons most scrupuousyi
but when they Of the thousands removing to Kansas
nothing hold them longer-they 60. We wish them
il-luck. They mostly farmers and mechanics
among HON some of our best citizens We cannot
see hat the agent Major GHtewood, has any power to
hinder the occupancy Of the lands as the Government
have provided him roOps nor other me ans 10 stop or
even Ietsrd this movement aud We must hold nun sut
less in ibis We learn ho has visited number OF
sc, ments, requiring the squders to remove from Tue
Territory but without success. SO goes the world The
rest OF mankind making rich claims in Nebraska, while
We poor editor have to ceave TO eternal labor and
write write WRITE for the amusement and advantage OF
Others
less b. tie future capital Of Nebraska Territory, is
being surveyed into lots The plan of the city is Of the
most oIlcn ana elegant cLMlctcr III stdttcd upon
delightful and slightly inclined plain. commanding view
Of number Of the towns this eide the river aud the
country oil sides for many miles around with excellent
springs and above end passing through portion
Of it, the majestic Missouri in front This il of the
mos; delightful natural town sites in the world.
1--WE crcdibly Informed that arrangements have
been made whereby squaters who intend to settle in Ne
bIeska may proceed to make improvements, build their
cabins end their lands in quiet by paying to the In
dss for each squatcr for the consideration of which
thew agree leave the claims properties and improve
meits of such unmoested. The Omahas poor and
able provide and ammunition for their hunt aud
tke this method TO obtain IT,.
We find in The Bugie the prospectus Of q new pa
per to be established at Beleyieu Nebraska by Reed
Latham & Co., under the title Of The Nebraskd Pal
iadnm The editors and proprietOrs are described
by The BHgie new members of the editorial fra
ternity, but men of ability and talent. What their
principles may be inferred without much difficulty
from the words of their prospe ;tus:
This paper will be strenuousy devoted to the support
OF the great interests involved in the early settlement of
this rich beautiful and desirable country. Ii will be
earnest advocate Of the immediate establishment of thos,
indushi a social political and elgo institutions which
give value and lermanence TO society Tie
Palladium will be jealousy devoted to the social politi
cal and moral Interests Of the vast multtudes who will
transfer their interest this country, and begin the
foundation OF future prosperity freedom and happiness
The higher interests of education and Christianity, will
find yi.lsnt and impartial advocate in The Pgila-
dunn Our political faith and character will correspond
with that OF the great Democratic nrfv ~ the Tinted
stste and be true exponent oi REPUBLICAN principles
we spa Dc % pendent and honorable in with
friends and foes, and follow party when they depart
from the stsac ard OF righteousness and truth We shall
avoid state Of neutrality upon oil subjects-especally
uIOn questions that relate TO tho great moral interests Of
mankind
1t is rather singular that in prospectus so ex