New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22

there are faint umors that have ec to a.; thsy try
to keep still TO what they ste dSlg, .ney 90 not
talk about five millions dollars in the SguR - oe
quiet rumor l. that they have that amount ptc1xea
and when Southern men pledge money for the ett6n
SION Of Slavery they mean IT. They are mt veFy -
ceTsive IN Their charities; perhaps they saod =
give u away for ortain thugs In refcrencs TO th1
asnnory OF kansss, Il e broken one u cc,sss:s q
endless prsires all rolling and beautiful. vssiogs
parts are also broken with limestone buifs ct the Do
mtesraton OF the limestone rocks II Just the kSd
OF country for RAISING wheat lisa besstifal r4A
soil OF vegetable mold, what we in the Wese eskN
"soil" | do not think there Is anv soi IN
Kansas that is inferior 20 the ordinary rich so;l Al
New-iot. In gong into tho various psrts Of tisf
cecntry tie =" wild peavne" aud the resin uls.fs
grow 10 an Enormous sire and 'hese things arc con
sidor.d always the suest Indications OF do urvsslos
str,r ch and fertility OF the sod. With regard - en-
grafton 70 that country, do not care through VIZ
channels you opereie--l do not care to whom you
give cur sssstanee. But you do help anybody, cir
hem up % energetic and systematic efost- MAKO
sheir work - cut HE arazor and every time 10 do tho
york up handsomely. | understand Boston Is already
Kissing money for the purchase of soapscagincs an3
sevills thss they are going to send them into the
cousry. Theirs great many men going from
ihei WHO are mechanics who would be glsd 10 beg
gines time by the help Of those who have
cGpitaS enough. Six poor men could pay back with
inter in few yesrs the ccst of engine and cav
mil Gsd when YOU sell them sseam-enginss, give
them I's.wsgons r you ssl them anything, yos
appear {, me tina, Ae NORTH ought to do this No
member sbat every saw.mia you send them
ia worth five thoumnd emRrants. I believc
that so many that will be induced 10
stay there Cor every nl set up. The North ought
turn its sftenon dir ,cty to this subject II kas
become the great queetisn of the day. There Il no
Other ssue at he present time which this question q
Slavery does not absorb The question Ia whether
Slavery in the United States Is 10 remain within its
srieirsl limits or whether IL is gradually to spread
the face OF She country one until after the other
iAe Free States themselves stall be ovenun BY Il.
III. Al. L. -. oi..n
tisne to he mel Ny an appendege to the SOUTH
mere attachment, fixed TO ii : The North has got
Mt last TO rise up and declare It's position
Tell ne, my inessf' II you can know any gooa
submit their judgment continually TO a third whose
ability to Judge can 10 fairly quesonedas 20 its equality
even with their own; aud when they find that The
Judgment TO which they bave submitted has proved
i,stf 10 be uIwholeseme and Injurious, you tell
me any good reason Why because they have hitherto
srbnited to this they should continue to do so The
lecturer proceeded refer TO the basis Of representa
ton in the Southern States. II man, he said owns
| 500 slaves his vote viii contro much three
6hbs or Dol persons in She Free states. And IS o
mans slave property increases-and slaves inoreass
rapidly electoral power increases in this propor-
ton. When this three fifth representation COM
monced slaves numbered only thousands, and Il was
of but little consequences bat now they number mil
lions il becomes matter Of serious concern, Affect
ing m dearest rights of our countryside right Of self
government. In the country people are securing
but in NewY York City the system OF COM
merclal conservatism Wntsn pfevtis u sucn - 70
greatly retard efforts of this kind. Ii Is tho
eme in Philadelphia willie the State is becorsing
tive Ire City is frozen up with the commercial
servaiism which will make them keep behind. But
il is movement which must draw even moneyed con-
servaiism with it. Ii it do not take the lesd IL Will
have to come in at the tail. We mean, said the leo
turer TO move the people in this City, and the moneycd
people may join if they think proper, but whether
Il ey do it now or not they must later take
sides en- this great issue of our country. Tha
South cav that there would be a fight ard
they were ready for il. The North will be compelled
by the Soah either to come up 10 the fight or DO
kicked out Of it, for to lave afghthey determined.
They care not how many doughfaces there may be IN
the North They will not be satisfied until tho North
either acknowledge that there is North or that tho
North can fight az well the South. Tomorrow
evening intend 10 give you an account OF my expul-
sion from the Territory. There will also be on the
platform with mo MIR. VIM. j. Patterson, junier
partner of The Parkrile Luminsry concern, The
press of which, you aware was thrown into the
Missouri River. He is poor man and he wants 10
have you give him press so that he eau 20 there
rain and print fine paper in Kansas and send It To-
you as his subscribers. 81. 49,.
The lecture was listened to throughout with Tho
most marked attention and lively interest; much
thusiasm was frequently excited by the straghtor-
ward and earnest appeals of the speaker. aa