New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30
opr riehts pied down At the point Of the swo'd
in defiance Of the lsws Of the land!

Corr,sp,psenes If To- e. Loui. Christian ldvosste.
Kansas TERRITORY. Wedpesdsy April ~.
In this new and rapidly pcpularng country every'
hing is rev AID 1rsetts o-upch sxcitemsn M are ~
from several fOurces chiefly, however, OF poities Al
character OF course MOI much can - 1.cor Oll'hef
BE- tracing Tor a TINE; but TINS il the TINS for
locating csius uTon tbs land. sod also upon The
people Thu j. the time IN politics. political mea ard
psIiies are roc at work h hard esrDss. 20 locate
claims "a put their impress upon tots gro ~iug country
al 70 i,s civil ard political character an1 Inis -
TIE time for r Church 10 act kon - the time for me
Great S0bM 10 locate and ssfablsh hey etafn, TO pH
Ter tzJTess upon the ihSfgOhs Of the country, s'd
row the tine for the Church South q lsy deep anu
vice the four d.tions Of S0s'kera Methods so far
We have the vantage ground. We were TIE hrst 10
the felS-we were the fret b. fnd tbs enigranfs 10
their q rfs and csbiDs srs We have TIE symps'hes
oil tie Serfksrs people. who look 10 our movements
here with gres interest, a. having much 70 DO WITH
fixing the 6estinies Of tie Territory; but va tru.t
above all, that God is for us II co, WOO can be
sgAiDst us1 Yes God wort by huoan agencies, aud
/ fear that Bsi'her che So'nh IN general nor the
,Sonfh,rn Church ~ particular IL sufficiently alive 10
Ire duiy and interest uctng the settlement o. tns
country. IL viii Re occup ed-tenseiy se'tef-end
that too while the supine are thinking T1 tsisinn
about il Yes: ere We srs aware. the tine Slll
p.ss by ard it will be for ever too ists Nor,
hu " The cry season ~ the time for the South TO
oufe htr true inttrSs IN this country 80 full q prom
ise True some privAtions and bardsbips must be
endured but the future adv ages TO you and your
climate mild. aid the county generally gives faT
pror ire for heslth.
Kspsss il tie most vulnerable aud exposed part N
our entire Meibodist territory. The Solth generally,
and Ae Church particular has much to win or lose
ia ,he prtseDt contest We hope 10 see tbousan1s OF
fsmilies here from SiarshoiSiNg States before ak
months shsll pas The. let locl preachers come aud
SEEK hcIne IN this good lsDd, and have position
where ibsir ministry gestly needed, asd where, by
Sabbath preaching, you could do much In the go'd
cauee.
Our bi-bcps rresi;ing elders preachers, and peo
ple ought 10 tDoF that tts country will be settled
al furLished With pre- aorers AID inst,stions. II va
co net Go il, oh,ys nal. May we not hope for prompt
and ,eienf actor on RE PIT Of The SCUM til the
II en- end The ro,t peaLh of the south be called into
rsqu'siiion'
The Church Moth Is already contemplating the
founding Of a Methodist University in Kansas Tern
tory a. will spare neither men nor me sns 70 ac-
corDplish their object. Will the Souh be behind,
dragging at the sId No, Hever! We have the re-
fources hare the strong mofre Porer-let US draw
u.ou cur resources put united shoaloeis t, the
uork sDd call upon Irses God for help, aid 1t shall
BE- oone
| TN urgso to write this ny the wants aud pressing
demands Of a common couse, in which would IN.
tereyt all southern hearts and hQHds prayers and
,nrses A. MONROE.