New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

,,.,sg,d f.sca, Of than. We bops mona 81 the
" b oooy viii ,os' viii come tas way; "our folk,
sre Used 20 the smeA OF ea1 'h' siein
If, cf knives; 1t mskss u feel like fscting to tax
about il. We really think ide Government ought 70
re osled o. 10 protect "a toG thess bloody mi 1ded
Thsysr men.
We hope our siuid friends in Missouri vii rot be
scarsj Opt OF theu intention OF c,mog here, heE
eyer perhsps vs Or - ps-Su19e them Tot to hurt us
PrcyisioIs ere scarcs hsls4s, a. roHlf N rcfJre
syRgsst 10 he emigrGhts 10 tTiHg thar guns and IN
z7ES itron nth them, gG1e - rsry ldEat-deer
,rfkeys &c ara hsouIian cal a. ~sys make
living with Bis gun in gsm- county. We would
s'to aGyiss tbst they bring plenty Of well visited
Hump rope Is there may be great nsn7 ne hor.e
lhi.vee nboet the tine OF oar election ano Il ight
ba necessary TO hang eoue Of them by uay Of exam
PIE aId TO preve,t the she0ciog II blood &, Cfom-
1sfl cnce said when be orrerei q CO npany II to
shot. We ere orderlovipg and law abiding men hgt
uL.i. we make laws, ve are HIGHER law men We
90 in FOR hanging thieves OF al kieds. as HIGH -
Hsmsn, ss gentle hint to evil dspossd men 20 csier
Item from the commission OF crime.
Ills paper, Of cc4r.a, deno1noes The eff,rss
Of Gov Re sder TO couhne 70 ing q. the election
then pending 10 actual residents Of the Territory,
deny ing tho Governors tight 10 define the qu,ll'
c,.ioss Of voters, AID esgiUg on its feiow-cop
sp.1ators TO def and ride over the prescribed
regulations. sly the Editor
"Ihe only say known 10 This equity 20 preTsn'
:rsuc clsL. voting is TO :we the voe-, ami II he
t.kss tie oath hs vote is good unless contest
ertse.
-Tha! is to say: Tie scale shall not incline to
the i.de where there are the more legal voters,
but to that witch can do the hardest swearing
OF coaIse the Saver Propsgandists kdoE on
wbAt ground they are strongest.
Ia this pspe- We have also a1 account Of
srest me eiirg, estmsted a, ,, 800 TO 3 OOO pee
son.-beM at Platte Cits (Missoui) on .ae 9TH
Mt to promote q concerted Pro. Slavery irrap-
tior into Kansas Il view OF ihe Election. This
meeting was addressed by S!IipRfeioS and two
Others among whom vi. tie Rev. L. Ker, who
pretended to prove the divils right Of Slavery
from tie Bible, AID make al AbOllti0nists int
dels. 1t WA such performance as Pro
Slavery priest might be expected to indulge 10,
tsperiDg off into lively poe IN, which Ias Squa,'er
Sottrtign "a TO give in Is next p'per.
We have Likewise before US long handbill
mantle sto, issued at Boonyille No to denouuce
ord berate Gov Reeder ard bic Election Procia.
mati,n, but especially bis attempts to prevent
the polling Of fraudulent votes by men who have
eore to Kansas for the sole purpose Of voting
S'avery into it ard will return to Missouri d-
rectiy. The following extract from this Mt
souIi har dbil will show how Douglass bill is
understood in that State. After preliminary
o. uiish over Popular Sovereignty" the hand
bill proceeds;
"But the contest ia not yet ended. Defeated in
CtI gress-outvoied ia both branches OF cur Federal
Ii gslaiu,e-reI udiLted by the Executive, this dcs
r fsss- b
heir sroI ghoids and under the sanction of le ssls
tive eDactnelis. have organized corporate assocIs
tiors With enormous mobeyed cspits to ace mpl,sh
TIE purposes which ar overwhelming majority of the
RepIes5 natives Of the nation had deterntad ShOHM
net be accomplished. They have perverted the uatd
a, current OF emigration ana for the first time ia the
history Of The county from the day lat DaGel B1one
e ok bis rifle and his into the back woods OF kea-
lucky tave attempted 20 convert the fir prairie,
tie boroers Of Missouri into second Botany Bay-I
rec ptocie for The sretp'ngs u Eastern cHes, ana tie
octire toofs 81 Eastern Wg1 0-steaers'
This manifesto c'otes as follows
Gov Reeier nay be assured that the Legislative
Assemblies of KsIsss cannot be packed with the
eussaIies of Abolition Societies in Boston and New
York. A Chcsso il Kansas would not long escape
the Dc ON which justice and the Constitution have
slresdy pronounced upor its prototype ID Illinois
VI Q t,Ust, for the sake Of peace and harmony, and
for Il sake Of that Union which fanaticisn has %
loI hyesterfd and stl threatens tina the President
Of The United States will Withdraw the Governor who
ssks tie ubenv4ble notore'y OF stirring up he dying
gu hes e strife settled in our national councils
DIes any ratiQna al suppose that our neehbors IN
Missouii wbo are bone Of our bone and flesh of our
hssb will permit the scam CT ignorance and v'cs,
shipptd by Enigrs1t Aid Societies, from the over.
boiling calorors Of Northern fanaticsm to be located
upou their very borders While no objections are On
.,rt.iIed 10 iona fde emisrants, for whatever opn-
ions ihey may entertain il surely be matter of
.urpise to the rejecting that favor will 90 sh0wa
70 THE HESSIAN MkRCENARlES OF FANATI-
ho m herr " Of
mskr upon the domestic Institutions OF neigh
boring State Those Institutions must and viii be
preseIved IfKansas j. 20 be the bstte ground upon
yhich tile destiny Of Miss )uTi is TO be settled ArxaQ-
sas aod Texas will 70. be slow to perceive that the
blow is soon TO reach them and ultimately every
Southern and South westein Safe lie the Union s to
be effected by the result Let Governor Reedsr and
his take heed Of thete consider atcns.
fool may light the tor n of civil war, in which the
I eBp.e OF Liberty may be destroyed, but wise mao
will lot cOyet that Infamous mmoIta ity which IS to
he puict ssed alone by tse detrVcoH Of our h1srtIe
a13 he do'cntoH OF oar glorious UH'on
So, you see, tie Boo hoo party is already o.
salizeo aid yoca. in Missouri.
TIE SomA Cdro'inian, COUNT ia, S. c, 2Sth
ul', has some interesting ex'rasts from the let
ter of "A Young Carolibian. who has migrated
to Kansas and whs writes thence as follows:
"I bave established nyself ia this town Lsaven
WORTH permanently IL ia altogether to WI, like
the country. IL IL si'.a'sd shout two miles below
FoIt Les,eIvorth, on the Missouri river sas laid
out shout four months ago IL il beautiful aud
charming i cs.ioLthe prettiest site have seen for
town. II is on Al elevated position, comm snding
fee view OF tbs noble river ths whistle of the steam
boat lie srays heard tho river is ct ali times navi
gable. There DOW about forty houses in the
town, ard Lew ones soirg up DAILY. It's the largest
town IN the Territory sDd viii always be, sud il is
generally corcedsd ma. it viii be tie largest town
west Of ST. Louis. u has every natural edva1tsge,