New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

vho followed Lin with the most fearful threais-r
il wonder how he has found courage 20 sustain him
IN bis course. The dmity critic who AFFECT to call bis
visit 10 tie East fight" and oensure him ~ not
remaining at his post 30 and reforming the laws
Heaven save tie mark should Be prepared FOR Their
responsible duties by one good glance at the knives
and revolyers Of drunken mob brsndishei al them
and thus If they choose to rant in tbs fashion Ee viii
chGge tie folly to tie want OF wits and e, them pass
AZ one single specimen Of tie means u-ed 10 exaspe-
rate n Missourians against him vii mention that
fev days prior TO the Last election a handbIls we're
spread throughout the State and the newspapers
rravey s,tested the truth Of the statement proclaim
ing that large numbers Of Peunsyvauians were on
their way to Kansas TO vote and then return home
again. and that their entire expenses were pad b.
Gov. Reeder, Throughout the State OF Missouri to-
day Gov Rceder by large portion Is believed to be
Gdrrsouian and the President OF a great Abolition
II, League, whose purpose il the KIDNAPPING Of Ms
sour niggers
How far the plans Of the conspiracy have been judi
ejous and are likely to succeed each must judge for
himself but seems 70 me that the only danger lies
il the apathy Of the North. The very violence and
dereraton Of the efforts show clearly that the leaders
have desperate cause, ard but for habiiual SUBJ
so~v;eucv to the slavc-power il would absurd
even 10 fear Il cir success But knowing is habit Of
trrurb-the determination OF the leaders and the ig-
rorept anatcism Of the led-he imbecility not real
c,mrlioity of the Adminstration-the advantage Of
proximity which must tel terribly against us-the prac-
teal lukowaImnoss Of the violent faction al the North
yLo assume TO lead the Anti-Slavery movement, vet
stand always in its path-the clustering Of Missouri
bules which many viii judge to be the roar Of the lion
while in fact it il only tie bak Of the cowardy wolf,
ard which will 80 far the mistake goes tend
TO discourage emigration from the North know
irr and seeing oil this, feel that the North must
sustain Us or our peril is grea'. AS yet the North
has given US but rords and even those are not
rightly aimed; for while all eyes are anxiousy watch
ing the result and while much depends upon the
support and approval extended to her Reeder at
Wasiineton htchson il strainng every nerve TO pro-
cure bis recall, and the North is waiting with open
ewes and mouth TO see if he succeeds Missouri has
had her public meetings, and has sent on its memo
rals urging his displacement by Southern man; but
where are the mass meetings of New-York and New
England and the monster memorials protesting against
the pcrpetraton of any such foul injustice and injury
TO the man himself TO tie real citizens OF Kansas, to
the outraged North 10 the nsuIted nation, to democrat
izedhumanityl And yet taua be tina, the conscience
and the heart Of the country viii be touched; and
rlOulu lull III lLt DFt ~ E'oA AoiAh
good sense did seriously believe that this most dis
gusting piece Of demagoguism will fail to meet It's ju+
reward.
Kansas wants the sympathy Of her sisters and she
wants II in a practical way She needs
]. Mas who can not only till the soil or perform
other productive labor, but who can endure tempo
rary pyvations, not sufferngs in view Of rich and
speedy compensation, and who can COW ruifani-n by
glance as bold and stern as its own, and thus avert
what might be danger if not met with courage.
Q MoSEY to build mills and manufactures and fur
nish shops and stores till grand natural resources
con be developed and the necessities OF the emgation
supplied therefrom. i there money in TIC North
which the holders dare invest without the sanction OF
Walsiroetl
3. ORGANIZATIONS on the part Of the pioneers OF
Freedom no, against the South, but in defense and
support Of tier brethren against the preponderatins
forces of that league which alike defes the letter and
snirit of tie Constitution tho common law, tho law
Of IFS own state and the low whose magic refrain Is
popular sovereignty =!
Northern men Of courage Of genius, OF capital,
will you respond CITIZEN OF hAS'N''