New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19
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We invite attention 70 the resolutions adopted at two
public meetings. held at different towns in Western Mis-
souri, about the LIST Of June. II said that both were well
attended and that there but feeling in regard TO the
sentiments put FORTH throughout the portion of the
State One of the meetings held at Westpo and the
following are the resolutions adopted:
Having received Intelligence Of the passage of oil by
Congress for the organization Of the Territories OF Kansas
and Nebraska repeating the Missouri restriction and open
inc said Territories for settlement equally all the people
of the Union feeling deep and lively interest espec-
tally IN the speedy occupation OF our border Territory Oh
Kansas and The Organization Of Government IN II, ana
tie passage which shall protect emgrans from
every portion Of the country IN the possession and ENJOY
If their property Of whatever character and having
heard through the pubic press that organizations are
on foot la some Of the northern States having ior
their object the colonization Of the Territories eXcu-
sivey with eastern and foreign paupers with view d.
rect to exclude and deter the sand Territories emgra
ton from the southern States and particularly, slave
emigration from Missouri snd Arkansas aud having also
heard oft attempt Of gang OF Free Sellers who held
a meeting within this Territory and audacousy resolved
aha slave property should be brought into the same
and being ourselves, many Of Us, determined to seek IN
Kansas our future homes and to carry WIN US our prop
erty Of every description which we think proper and
being determined TO hold and enjoy tho same III peace OF
by force, hereby organize ourselves into society Of
Missourans, for mutual protection and
Re.oed That We invite al welld-p sed citizens from wherever
come but especially Of the slave
ho States, 10 unite with Us.
Resred That viii each other mutual protection IL
epcrosch uror the claims rights other will allow
eny 20 DO the same country surveyed claim
quarter land and that will protect and defend
may stakd and Designated BY IL claimant good faith and
ResOiret That WI larry with Us into the new Territory q
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aeecate any necessity eso'tns violence .uppo Of
strongest peaee spPehsnsye Interference with onrpl
sIf 1SSD % We S f % that our purpose 5
sy all rights and 20 meet with The lag, argument all vino IN
ie,oised That to fslOwcreus Of Missouri
with these ends in view sd % aen and every man VINO tes an IN
that my avail ourselves Of the great advantages which the on
sq o. s new sT ss o9s igs' e 1 saa @ Ia M
WIKI those and thus guarantee oE TIC future
Rorsd Thai the thanks Of meeting and hereby
heartily rendered all those senators aud Representatives IA
,9nsis-s' y 40, N ne a. s i z & a Yes. IN ~ s5e1
e.os.d ~ ne psa'.s , ., ,Is ns,a ,Is e 80 y
in the Territories and States. and who BY their affirmative woes
the interference Of Congress nodns altering the Institutions
Of sl. se %no ~ t ye 3. Isey 10 th t s5sn q
having he pre,es abolition agstion Congress
The resolutions adopted by the meeting in Independence
are as follows:
l. Reso!rc9 Ths we .he citizens Of Jackson County 10
Eeens ssmLed DO hereby iEdone eafm sud proclaim the
jutce and pol Of the aD aud resolves Of portion Of our or
Who recently co.ened WePor In This oany; aud that,
order to 1euai' and ou the object Of that meeting
cur sn1 - 81 si i z a ~, s5r y c,
glance whose dny shall be acquire fn and reliable
information Of the prog Of settlements II the Territory OF
Ksn,a. and Of sy ia cement danger Of Infringement upon
the g. q southern settlers and 70 take proper steps
Aescrss Thar Committee Of Correspondence be also ap
pointed whe duty s be 20 ebody a As iJn or al al
pduI &C Of the Territory Of Kansas % Dc circulated among
and other southern States; and further
respond y By eer with NJ Of these States who Be
GtsTous 81 Information -h.s subject
hclglred farther earnestly
cztu Of Buchanan Platte Csy and al border
- N0un 20 meet aud and follow their
By action that and epel the .neticism
wb thf brss border and pledge
selves with them 10 ell uecesiy r
r. Protection.
Bcsosed That sii fellow citizens
have viii kansas ell Others
nerssi the protection Of their shis AID property
N general Conyntion a. Fort Leseaworh. other
suitable fsce II ne Territory AID 70 for their mutual snd
protection ssaine Gil interference with tbe rgIs
hored That IS Mssosnsls and SogtAeInc while have
net, TIC lie
proper disturb their deliberations operate upon their
hopes aid by outside bot have been willing
leave TIC great presented by the bill be decided ~
The wisdom aid pasm Of Congress; yet have fe Al a.
times de- and vital 10 the triumph the principle
Of popular soSreEy upon which that b 5sged ard now
that D. tho patriotic Energetic deteru med uppor, OF "a
i'ncs M. Is-ed IN the Of tie popu.F majesty o.
Jac0n county thanks and gratitude 20 every senator
snd Reptsentsive m Ccngen wac BY be support q ~
AIDED ara sustained the rights people agan TIE 1cta OF
congress- and especially appreciate, My1ran the dis
ungu.sntd Of ali Representatives gave
their tbs . and hereby tente ~arnest tlnEs
the Hen David T. AichsoD Henry Geyer, John Phelps Jas
O. LIc.-y A W John g. Muller, samuel Csrufhefs and
I0eecsi Oliver Their united and effective Of the Ne
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