The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

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As tue excitement Increases In the Norts In r.
gazd 70 sboiitontztng Ksneas, just in like ratio viii
be the emigration nom Soushazn States. Pro
slavery men OF the South have dstermined upon
Tbs Moth may co1tisas 70 asttass ssS eS E
surplus quantities. Of bgAvsdo but she WIN never be
able TO Alarm tho patriotic sons Of the glorious
south. nh becomss neceesay for them to strike
Ior tne1 liberties and rights they viii not be fyuad
wanting but win ever be ready to defend their fame
and honor.
Notwithstanding the roise and confusion In the
North and East upon the slavery question II strikes
rs the hustle Of dscosd win soon bio . away. Like
the tor1 ado Il viii threaten TO tear up everything,
root and brancb but o. II checked by magic. IL viii
end In calm, and NO serious damage ~il bs done.
Thus will the blow end 1t p,essn:, clustering over
the plains Of Yankeedom. Rut II It viii rage the
people In this sectaon Of country do not fear Its
ravsgee. The New York 1ysbu"e, aud other Abo-
lition papers, may continue to circulate thsir Bill.
lnEsgate, ard diStzibuie their poison to numerous
abolition reptiles, who are a.ways ready to receive
dose OF corruption end rosenness from head to foot
Their verom ID forever belpg thro Tn broadcast
the Ian 70 poison tine minds OF men those who
have net the moral courage 70 come out openly and
dtnous &C such counterfeit attempts to rob them Of
their seIfes and their dsasest rights Us ,nstitu
tioDal anc Uoiop loVieg people.
This Territory viii soon he densely populated by
the right kind OF men. All! mau from Southern
poisic, 9 OF the Union. WHIP have more right here,
and will feel mere vt home bere tasa ell tine armed
leeiols OF the Norta, wirh "Shsrp's rfas' to back
them, viii 80 appaara now to bs their buebsar. Oh
% rbe most owardly, patry threat the aboltonists
have manufactured These Iifes are to purify tne
ballot box in Kansas, according to snsir notion Of
publication, which, when correctly translated,
means Pro slavery men must be put down, must
not be allowed 80 vote. TIE bal,s box is to b. pu
rtfed by putting In Eoce save abolition votes.
Away with such publication; send 1t back where
II ceiores; do not allow pro slavery Kansas 70 b.
tainted with such filth. Up with your banue,s;
nine times niIe cheers for Kansas. Swear that shs
for all coming Conflicts. Buckle on your armors
and be rendy 80 strike for Jour liberties Let
we fight we fight to Conquer.
MEMBERS OF THE KANSAS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Anderson, Kentucky, rs, lawyer, angle, pro-
slavery.
Banks, Kentu Ky, SO, farmer, married, pro-slavery
Blair, Tenn essse AZ, farmer married, praslavery.
Brown, Maryland, 81, farmer. single, prosavery.
Croysdsle, Missouri, 20, physician, single, pro
slavery.
Harris, Virginia, so, physician, married, pro.
slavery.
Hseskll, Virginia, AZ, merchant, married, pro.
slavery,
Houston, Ohio, 36, farmer, m arried, free soiles.
JObY ~ Kansas ~, ia mer, maJriad, pro. slavery.
Kirk, Kentucky. 81, farmer. single, prtsiavery.
Marshall, Va, 49, nero 1ant, married, pro-slsvsry.
Matthias. Nd, %, lawyer. tingis, pro slavery.
McMeekin, KY, 80, merchant, married, pro-
slavery.
Payns. KY, &c, farmer. married, pros'avery.
Scott, Ky,, 50. farmer. married, pra-slavery.
TlDbs, Va, 81, married pro-siavery.
Made, Mo-, ", farmer, a,ried, pro slavery.
Ward, Ky, IS, farmer, married, pro-slsvsry.
Waterscn. Pa, "A, farmer, married. pro-ssvery.
Weadie. Va, 20, teacher, single, pro slavery.
Whitiock. No. 81, farmer, martied. pro slavery.
Williams, KY, 35, fsmer. married, pro-slsvery.
Wilkinson, Ten, So, iarner married, pro slavery.
Younger, Mo-, AZ. farmer, married, pro slavery.
J. slirg'e'low, Speaker, Va, rs, physician and
editor, married, prC-s'avery.
]. Lyle Chief clerk, KY, 20, lawyer, single, pro-
slavery.
j. Martin, assistant clerk, Ter, q, lawyer, SINGLE
PFC, slavery.
3. SimIn1rs, enrol. clerk, Ten, n c., 90 lawyer,
sir gle, pro slavery.
J. NJ. Fox, eng clerk, KY, physician, single, pro-
elavely.
T. j. b Gamer, sergeant at arms, Va, 50, farmer,
sir Rle, pro slavery,
B. P. Campbell, door keeper, N. Y, 90, farmer,
single, Pc slavery