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

ne,.on residing here, can confidently say to my
SOUTHERN friends that thsy safe in comlog h9rs
With their proPe'ty[ooue, eil hat can 10y haess.
certain 10 Be one Of the glorious constellation OF s'sve
STATES. We have no. hsd al election f)r Legs.aure
asyst con. equerty We are, strictly spsakIog. VIM
oft law: bat can say, 10 the honor OF Kansas po-
uesrs hat iere cannot DO fund an where. more
ordfri7 hoICrsbla QUIT people. Toe se'to's tue n
s.lvss ave established Ehat they call Sluat,srs
Ccu t. for the isl of all disputed dhns. We
tsye not al tie comforts AID c0nvt DeDce' OF the Old
States Tor expect them difficulties aud hard
shiys ale ieciceni to neN couttry.'
TIE following letter Fl, N sn Indiana emigrant
t. Kansas sppeNs. u.der date Of March D. in
Tn s.. Joapi Talty Rtgis''r, South Bend, lad
l. shows th,t the chsmpou Of Freedom In th,s
State we're not unaware Of the peril which in
pencsd. aid the foul play already plotted:
I'VE expect 10 haze rather warm time az the
election for oar first l.. allure. which Sl be on the
goth inst We i1teLG 10 90 ell ia our power 20 pre-
vtLt tie Mi..ourans from voting. but inrot pre-
vent those who will sEssr their votes IN. G ".
R.eCtI il the right Kind o, q mao. tie vii sppOin
men ssJudges OF the Election whom he koo y. will op
rosf a Illegal voting. The censu. OF the Territory
bss bsfD completed, AID shows larger popu ,iioo
than We had expected. There are reported oJi
voters hut the DitIc. no where there were
Coz votes pollsd last fall. only sho 81 votsrs. o.
tatss c0i votes, Whitfield the Pro Slavery candidate
for Dsegs'e TO Congress. received 200 So, you eau
plainly re bow things went e.t fall. We havs not
NJ ,h hopes Of carry log the election now, 6u .teni
dolr the beet We II any one tai1ks there is a,
danger of Slavery ccmiJg into Kan-as. sho.t stsy
hers would give him = fferen: opinion
Erorph for to-day. The great wrong has been
perp.uated, but the evidoeTs will not be per-
nitttd TO profit by it. We trust Gov Reeder
will prove IS firm az he has already shown him
ell uprilh sud intelligent and " III declare the
election jus: hsd he fraud and nulli,y 1t truly is.
The men ate nov heading toward Kansas who
will mste her prsries vocal with the song, Of
Urve.sai freedom Meantime,
Remember the men " no broke down the time.
bonored Restriction, enacted by the votes of the
Scutb, snd opened Kansas to Slavery, BY the pis-
sage Of Douglass Nrbrasks bill.
Remember the men VITO pretended 10 oppose
the Itiquity yet declared that it vas of No prac-
zeal col sequence as Slavery would never 60 into
Ftu.s. ifihe gate were ever 80 widely opened to
sdmit il.
Remember tte swindlers who, for more than
yesr sfter its passage, iOssted that the Nebraska
bill vas not really s Pro-Siavery bat an Anti
Slavery measure, and as such claimed support for
il.
Remember that Atchison aud Stringfell)w are
but doing what Douglas, Csss * Co. opened the
wsy for, and tnst but for these We should never
have been troubled by the others. Yea,
Rene mber all who cOnspired in whatever quar-
ter to bring this great peril and shame on our Ma
ton AID in due season make them feel the force
Of your righteous indignation.
Let there be no botiog, no flinching, no weak
recoillDg, Those who have hitherto vociferatei
that all effor. for Freedom was idle, for Starery
could nertr 90 there, will soon be equally averse
to e,er,ioD, because SIare'y can't be Kept ow.
Let there he increasing solicituds to encourage
aud promote the emigration of firm and true
men to Kansas, whom Ioterest cannot Sc
duce nor Violence cause to quail. So let the
knees Of our new Congressman be stfsned, 80
that, in DO conceivable contingency, shall the
next Copgreis sccord any shadow of respec: or
weight to the impudent farce Just enacted by
Missou'isns In Kansas nor to any number of
repetitions OF it. Now will be tested the
strength of mems devotion to Freedom, to
Justice and Humanity. History will brand the
nsues Of the recresDt and halow the memories
Of the uuswersing Stand firm