New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30
KANSAS AFFAIRS.

South Hls'tTn Corner ot0he, ~ - snnpubcen thsN az
"olo.lpe w hig aud q member Of the American party
has n,on,.so 10 be OIL OF IboOseBd persoDs, each OF
whom is % contribute hunoTed dollars 10 sara ivrd
ing a fund which is TO be used in sendlog me1 AMI
slaves from be South 10 Karsas FIVE subscribers !"
hi, fuI O have already been Oh aibe1.
Mr. Allen EilaDd of Gre Tfort, in Alabama, Ne
vrItleD a letter TO General james n. Be,hune IN
which he propo,es that southern emigration 40 letss
be established in every TO Sn M me sJuDern Staes
will vie Of sending forward Shareholders 10 Kansas
and 10 pu chase lbnds that trr ory, which are only
70 br rtso'd to ,laveholo5s He proposes 10 90 him
self 10 Kan sss if he ate With sait,b eenco1'Ase
menf a. thinks be CA by the frs % February bring
ito be ieIUv, tweDt five vot re who are % be de-
y. Tded upon. The 1ugDsta C0nH'fHt 0RoI,T secoods
The .c5tnle ~ the fOlloS WIG manner:
NV Ia. Of ID. r'celt el.e''on N an
prsecs mover ssurins Kansas ave s,at ]. "a
nCts 1 e. Or roe, t' ,1s Of on ed b. .5 NJ
NTH. Of II. North ,ed 20 bf Fee Hers Gnd Apil
mis- ncs ih s,ut, for purpo.e 7Ippns and seoi
ip, % souJd and IeaD southern enf.nt ald slaves
nav ,ou weakly ard pstarc oen ~ O. rsis VIII
o, con Iibotr from your sbondsne enc hundred dolls
ard vyu e 10 Ito editos Vi ne Cig~ba' Conner oHe
H1i FOR Kansas Last Sarur az re cav teI
wagons Or. wD by well feo good OokiDy hoT es oa led
vi n cbilofel bi4cl anr wbi'e 400 followed by a 10,
o. likely 10, king ID grOes foot vending their way
to kerfas. TIE emil rants were from Nrgiola, ana
seemed 10 be peIsoDs o. substance Ia tho crows there
were ss any as enty gIoes. Tds Is cJnsidera-
b. addIiiOD 10 TIE ProSavery population.
PEI cobfIa-,be boas from the Ohio river are dally
brrt Ing nom Ohio, PeuDsy lgania, diana aud III
nos crOwCs Of migrants her way to the terfi'O-
r, be,ite which uncomfortable number Of settlers
are sivIp, iron, the Fast by rail, aud striking tor the
The sau region.
Thus, between the emigration from the free and
slave S'sies Kansas 10 rapidly hlliog ~, notwith.
sa dill toe deplOrsl- cOnO1On OF things tina has tor
90 long tins tardeo her pro ress. The pOpnla in
OF the Territory will b. ueary doubled by the acc scion
made this Fal aud the Territory wi ,oon be pre-
paIed TO make a strike for statehood. We W Sd her
succefe. Sue has been made a hobby lO9g enough,
snd it is tune that che sboulO he controlled aud nov
er4sd by p'udeDt and sob-r citizens, who have the
whole interest OF the ierhtory at heart hear!
Tie Chicago Tribune Of the 26.h inst. has the fol
losing;
The BoRpEp RrTFIANs COwED.-Ffom gentle
mon who rescbed this city yesterday, direct from
KsI sas, we lea that the day of the Free ) lte
election BODY o. -four hundred armed men from Mis-
souri, apI reached the town of Lawrence, with the
lurpose of estroyicg the printing offices OF
The Tribune and The Herald Of Freedom, aud OF Tax.
il possession or the pla' g When they bad arrived
within short distance of the town they were met ny
Pro Slastiy gentleman from lawrence, sbO informed
The rufin that the FreeSa'e men were prepared for
n enthAf they aimee with two or three hundred
Sharpe rifles, ard hat they were De errine0 20 light
desptraely for their tones aud their riEdts. fnls
news Struck he invaders siih fear end af e holding
couI Gil Of var Trey turned upor their heels and re-
turpeo 10 the other side Of the river without doing any
d.msge The rufiaDs are eOwed Let them but be
boldly and resoluiey aud they will, IN nine cases
out Of ieD han, out the white feather.
A correspondents of The 81. L0uis Democrat, writ
pe from Lesvenworth City. Kansas, Oct. ls, ssys:
Ma iona Democracy and 'S4eater Sovereignty.
alas what wropgs have been politically perpetra'ed
IL he name of The first and ~hat farce aot hcon
is tb- ,ecou1 Here in Kansas, this modern Caosln
Fowl with milk and the M,ssoui river, oave been
m-se TO bear uo wear ths brand add ear-marks
of th.t G ea, aburdry, "Squst,er Sjve'e'gnty,
W II, We aye The veiest slaves aid self, OF more than
Russian barbarlty, that ever sroaned under higher
law or fore II oespotsm Without vestige OF thoss
ps;ursl and ma able rights asserted N the Detsra-
Il IL of Ia Cepeno,pce as he heritage and brthrisnt o.
tveiy cilzeD, We exist ~ tie grace OF the
powers 'hs, be, sovers.n squsters without SIN
81. atiribu O Of sovereisry governed by Off ap
y, int om abroad to rule over US, without even the
poor privilege of voting Tor a &C. stsb The Lass OF
Missouri Lave ben leSsl61vely eX eode1 over as
WI lie their 'orce las been condet 10 Uni'ed
: aies iud, IS and msrshss ?, actsg IN cOucert and
Coz pecpon with Other officers appointed by the Legs
tuIt--s leg stature sbo have attempted u deprive u
of The freedom Of spe. On Was there ever snch sovc
r,gDiy buo~n 10 civilized world At the last term
OF TIE United a'es Dstfic court, sitting here, Jdds &c
Lrromyte presiding, had array OF br'4et j1di-
csl 'uliigs aso decisions which would exst at
Robert Shallow, ESQ.," 10 seat on the wool
sack of the highest court OF ChaDcery, while they
east o elOuo ana doubt forever over blacktoae
ano bis CommeIta r<s that no Snn OF RiSht-
"eousHtss' ever shall be able 70 dxpel or dis
10 DEF nd two prisoners then In awaiting trsl for
crmes affect p their lives. The learned Judge deeiied
thst be could lot be permitted 10 appear for and de-
Dd these prison ers although they requested it, uniess
be would first take oath TO support the lave of
Kausa enacted by Missouri Legislature BefIre
TIE impaDpeling Of the grand.j jury the counsel OF
H. Crea challenged ore Of the grand!ury tor favor,
and the kar cd judge dec ded under higher Jaw, OF
coprse than is known in Kansas ID I the challsnge
could 10, be sustained. JuOte Smith O. Lswrsne at.
ter II court had az jouIped The granduy 20 No
vember-a uo icsl strerch o. power lItle above aud
beyond squstt.r sovereignty or u .ical procedeois
tsInipg that the grand,jury had foand bill sganst
MoCrts, came OIL here soo, nlon writ of haoes
ccrpps, made motion dist Mecca be admired 20
b.i The Learned judge afttr consulting the authori
tier said 70 resioe across the nver, decided against
Ju &c Smiths motion, and McCrea remand-d 70
lrs to az ait The adjourned aeion of the grsndury
this honorable court P'ior 10 the last term #
tie "onrt q most lawess outrage vas committed Oh
men Der of the bar, who wac taken from his wife and
bone hurried across the Missour river, tarred eld
fea htrtd, rode rail and solo AZ auction IN Wss-
10 negro, biz life threatened If he would not then
and there sigD paper promising to leave forever the
place of bis choice and residences and eng sed IN this
10. rant Ouusge we're two lawyers of Leayrn~o;th
Cry ari the clerk of this very honorable court, and
Notwithstanding this violation of al law ana o.1er
tits beseh OF the pc soc, tie clerk was no. removed
from Off =, neither have the txo attorneys been
On my way rom Psrkvile 20 this place over.
TOOK gender an on borssbscs. inclose his DamA
but refrain from publ shinl It, You wlu see tha. ~ H
Old CITIZEN OF Platte county, aid e political oppo-
Deni OF Mr. Benton. De did Dot SDoS my profession,
ard We entered into 8 conversation on politics
"You are al Atchson nee here il Plate c11o.v,"
remarked
Ms, cir " he replied, " no. by any means. Mo- q
thnd Aicbson has killed binself here as dead e.
Douglas ct Chicago and IN -. beyond al hops o. ne
sI of resurrection raising hin. No, cir, AtcnI-
sOn ccul n csry this county nov, an0 nsgeT viii
sgain. Mes oisg listed sl the Conservative mef,by
his yioknce, and mos, OF the Democrats by joining