The daily union., 1855-10-16

ences TO secure which their capital was necessarily
inadequate once therefore, connected with our I'M
dernknes for the assistance OF eDgran on the way such
investment of capital in Kansas as would relieve some OF
these first wants OF the settlements Our intelligence
from the Territory shows that we judged rightly aud
with the daily increase of capital we continue our ln
yestmenis in this way They expenditures Of adyan
ee 10 every settler whether he goes from us or from you
You will at once from these statements that II is d.
ecty for our interest that the egants 10 Kansas should
be actual settlers We advise Others 10 go there and
we encourage all stay We try to make their condition
there as comfortable as When homesick boy
comes back say that the land is barren and worthless
il is quite much matter OF regret to MS as y can posi-
bly, be you We join you heart and hand IN the wish
that Kansas may any settlers but bonn nae SET
Tiers We have done much 10 induce all who 20 to
main. With increased facilities for promoting their
comfort we shalt be able TO do more
You viii observe that plan involves no control
whatever Of who go Kansas with passage tickets
obtained by Intervention. We ask no questions OF
those who buy. They pledged to no party II they
fanatics it is fault OF ours IL they are spies upon
transactions il is matter OF indifference TO us Ali
know s that they want TO so 10 kansas, and we and
| them by all the means in power.
/ We are perfectly willing, howeverwhat you must al
ready be ofhat when organized ourselves to
such facilities 10 the cmgrans from the East we
knew that they would be who meant TO live IN Tree
State. They are who live by hard work, we all
do and they would not anywhere where they thought
the permanent institutions of the State would make hard
work dsgracel They knew hat by the principles OF Inc
Kansas Nebraska the actual settler must control the
institutions OF Kansas and Nebraska They willing
to take the chances of an appeal to this principle.
We have thought OF marching men INTO Kansas
for election, and then bringing them home again We
seized upon Indian lands against law and right
If cared TO recrimnae might say that certain as
socaons have committed these ouages but all the world
knows that it not the New England Emigrant Aid
Company We have relied, and the settlers rely, the
principle of squatter sovereignty which leaves the ae-
/ tual settler unmoested in his lardearned home. We
were almost confident when began certain
that under this principle the actual settlers in Kan
sas will make laws such shall prohibit slavery in
that Territory But the action OF these settlers will be
their soil in Kansas They have enough to do there,
aud have neither wish thought to interfere with you
They have Dertered with mans rights, nor will they
! long allow any TO interfere with theirs
We that this simple statement viii satisfy all good
citizens of Missouri that they have been deceived in re-
gard to the plan and purposes of company We have
done nothing to encroach upon you yours Wehave
done nothing that friendly brothers of the great
ton should not do. We claim rights in Kansas but
what given by the constitution and the laws. We
claim which we are not ready 70 eoneede 70 every
living man. The Misrepresentation which have been made
of company do not 1t 10 only 10 defend the
character Of friends in Kansas that we have felt called
upon notice them at all and we write this friendly adj
dress YOU and claim your candid attention to it, that you
may be longer misled to the peaceful and legitimate
purposes of the New England settlers in that Territory
They people who know their rights and are resolved
to maintain them But they respect Also the rights OF
Others and will make no "aggreSsons upon neghporing
States.
John Carter Brown Of Providence Rhode Island presi
dent
Eli Tnayer of Worcester j. M S. Williams, of CAM
bridge, vice presidents.
Amos A. Lawrence of Boston treasurer.
VIM b. Spooner Of Boston; Samuel Cabot jr, do John
Lowell do G. S. Hggnson do lie Baron Russell, do;
VIM j. Rotch of New Bedford j. T. Wiiliston, OF North
ampton; w. Dudley Pickman, OF Saem K T. Waters, OF
Beverly r. A. Chapman, OF Springfield; John Nesmh, OF
Lowell; Charles H. Bgelow, OF Lawrence; Nathan Dur
fee Of Fall River; WIN. Willis of Portland Maine; Frank
lin Muy of Bangor Maine; Ichabod Goodwin, Of Ports
mouth New Hampshire; Thomas NJ. Edwards, of keene,
New ampshre Albert Day of Hartford Connecticut d.
rectors.
Thomas H. Webb, of Boston, secretary.