The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

TEE NEW EN0L AND EVACUATION 10 KAMsAs-
A correN ondent Of the Boston Joarmoi writes from
st. Louis, under date Of July "a. - fnllo~s:--Our
pioneer party 70 Kansas have resched this point oo
their journey from Boeton to the American Gen
trail F1oweIy Land" Although. the weather has
been uDususy warm, the journey has been plea
SAINT, and every man % In the enjoyment Of ex-
ce,,snt health: All looa forward VIII 60 d spirits
Missouri. The company consists Of thirty men, al
Of whom are men Of intelligence and diccroetness,
and some OF cultivation, and even OF considerable
property The railroad agents, hotel keepers and
led TO expect from the ridiculous reports eet aaoat
In pro slavery journals Of the South, q food Of
paupers, foreign and domestic. collected from
the streets Of Northern Cities. were astonshsd.
substantial citizens, embracing, besides men Of
the four professions Of theology, law, medicine
and teaching, several enterpridng master manufac-
turers and mechanics and sturdy farmers. From the
country may expect soon TO see In Kansas q iour.
ishing community, based on the old upright New
England principles, and the wealth OF severa. of
them, and OF those connected In business with
them at home, will enable them quickly TO put up
saw mills and other manufactures. Such in fact Is
the I'M entiCn.
No where has the party been more kindly re-
ceived than In st. Louis. We are visited daily by
In the movement We are assured that throughout
the State the great bulk Of the honest Inhabitants
desire just such neighbor State q an encouraged
emigration from the North would make OF Kansas.
The jackson and Platte county reselutious arc do
nounced in the strongest terms, and you will soc
that already tho back track Is takeo, and that
some Of the papers In that section Of the State
are er deavosiDg to put very harmless construc-
tim upon them, and one altogether different from
the obvious meaning. We are told that at
anotber meeting, held in one Of the border
counties quite recently, similar resolutions
against northern emigration were voted down, eight
to one We apprehend no trouble. Popular seati-
ment has been too decidedly manifested against tho
fanaticlsm Of the late jackson county meeting
However, come what may, our thirty New Eag-
LADDERS are not likely to be terrified BY bravado,
and whilst they disclaim any interference with
Missouri shareholders, will not be imposed upon
themselves
1t Ia right to soy that the party feel entirely salts
fed with the operations Of the Emigrant Aid Com
pany. A meeting was held in the City Hotel in st.
Louis on SATURDAY evening, Of which Hugh Cameron.
OF Washington, d. @ , was Chairman, and Edwin Da.
venpoIt, Of Boston, Secretary. After making
thorough organization Of themselves for e6ectual
cooperation and protection, series Of resolutions
expressive of the high confidence entertained in the
Massachusetts, Emigrant Aid Society was passed
They were forwarded to tho officers Of that Society,
and will be published by them If they think fit.
We start In the Polar Star" to morrow evening,
end will disembark ct the mouth Of the Kansas riv
or. There we shall meet with the company's guides.
viii write you again.