New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

l. CetlEDtu a. p6cinc a. NEXT OF n veN-1
questioD, ans thst j. could DO harm but when b.
raw the people Of Missouri pouring into X 4psss by
thou-srds. with the exgreissd object OF controlling
the election. aud that they purposd 20 return
Sc ,beI woik was sccOrp.bed, be felt that tbs thng
had been carried great ways too far and for the fl
urs he received 20 throw s~ay N, scsobs-i and
lsbor With ali bic energy to restors freedom To Kan
sas. lie is not M isolsttd case, by any means.
OvIRDoSE-The leaders Of the Missourisns who
came here election dag steal Esy our liberties
told, expressed regret thst they ksi core in
large numbers and felt that the mater would pre-
sept had aspect in the east, and finally initiate
veIely sgaDst them. The futura will teach them thai
there s not men enough in the South 20 ess dish ana
leg azs he institution Of Slavery the soil of
The emigration Of the presebt season from .is
northern. eastern, sod western States will exceed the
entire slavehodipg population Of Missouri; and, Il
vcl. nee shall fel upon single Individual ia the ter
ritoiy, tLst free population will be qusTrupled. Ms
souiisns may talk much they ples'e .5ou, the
" serfs and paupers OF Kansas; but they will al
out 10 tine thst ihose serfs' know ihsir rights un
Ger tie Cor stitution and knowing their rights will
msintsin them.
TRUE STEEL--We feel proud Of the Governor OF
KsDsss H. has shown himself TO be true steel du.
ring tire eIcitir times OF the last week the Mis-.
sonIisIs waited him in person. and tire stensd
bang him uuless he would give the pro slavery ca1di.
d.'es cerfifcs'es # election. His reply Wa: "Gsn-
"emen, two or three OF You ssssssinste me, but
les on cannot compel me- to do ihst which my con-
scieIce does not approve" Such a msn deserves
well Of the country ssd the people OF Kansas will
cot be SLOW 70 do bin justice.
An ARNY-Presijent Pierce, last winter, asked
Congress TO give him 600 troops 10 send into Kansas
and Nebrssks, with view of preventing depreda
tor on the whites. We have not e armed hs fate of
etreauest. II successful we hope the troops will
be- orwsroed With little delay possible. and that
q ey viii be distributed among US in such manner
a. TO preserve the general peace Of the Territory
The amy ard navy at the service Of the Cbitst
States Msrsbai in Boston when the fugitive Burns
wa bone back 10 serVi'uoe; why not give ma the
a. tbol ffaa
bel ot.box when trampied down, and invaded b.
RUTHLESS mot
KANSAS "a FREE STATE We s'ferted some Ii ms
a. tina Kausas would be free State lei MssDurisas
b utter much as they would ana We renew tb-t
assertion with more confidence than ever. At the
taking Of the in February last, every slecOn
Distr CT in the Territory found 10 hsve respect
al e sjory of voters from the free Saies. Had il
been otteT~re does any one suppose our ProSlavery
Deiehbors the other side OF the line, would have
deemed il Necessary to have incurred so great an ex-
pense 70 import voters by the thousand 10 gain po
cal sscsIoeroy7 Another election will bs held In
due iue, erd those who purpose settli1g here per-
mar emily and d.sife to Contribute their share tOgsri
making Kansas a free State should hurry forward "a
rapidly possible. II by any mesn the slsve po wer
shall obtain asceDdency in the Legislature, laws
the most revolving to freedom will bs enacted. No
ptrson will be allowed 10 participate in taure cleo
lions unhss he be the O,cner Of sl0rss. This was the
rthtCn 80 great effort was recently rnsde % make
tbe Leg slsture urit, by sending large nunhsr Of
tory
pesred that there hundred and twenty. ssvsa
slaves IN Kansas far gre alter number tn there
will be year hence, if the people are allowed to
eeislaie or themselves or through their representa-
tives.
IsMIGRAS1s The second Kansas psrty, under the
AUSPICES Of the New Epga and Emigrsnt Aid Company
lett Boston on March 20 AID arrived at Kansas city
on board the steamer Kate Swinney, April 2. The
party col sisted of 10 perscns and we're uadsr the
svperDter dence Of J. T Far VEIL of Fi,chburg, Mass
While on the rouie.
W. Y Roberts, Esq from Faye,te County, Penn
arrived in this city, on Wednesday evening last with
a company of about fifty persons. who will locate at
some point Lear ters. in This territory. They come
with " cir families and teams and have with the
ample stock of provisions, and eli the implements
necessary for engaging at once IN 2rcnlture They
we've in excellent fphitsi and appeared the best
qua i.d of any company which has yet arrived in
Kapess tn contend with old Nature. and contribute
their portion in making this Territory what it is
designed to be- and predict for them ample success
TIE Rev. Mr. Pool was in this party. He is gentle
man Of good education and. We believe connected
with the Methodist denomination.
A large party arrived from Esston. Penn, few
dsys ego. They have nostly located in the vicinity
OF Pswfee.
The MARKET In cNrs' queDce or the large nun.
ber o; pio e.r who baye l. arrived in the Terro-s,
al he tbons,bcs a Mssourans VII csm' 10 TO coa-
troll the tlecons, he price OF provisions - some
what il eesed and they have not been IS MY IS
on former occations On one or two days thsfe was
not particle Of meat in market OF any dsscnption
to lie purchased at any price. Sooa aifer iar-e
wagon load arrived and sid At the usual rst7s.
Flour too has beer short on one or two "ccalois,
al boueh there enough in town but none fors,e.
We presume psuic-mskers will take ADVANTAGE OF
,uch a state Of ihirgs, snd represent us as IN st>ry-
ing condition aud that is impossible 10 get provls-
ions for the thousands constantly arriving in Ksnsas;
bpt we trust the eastern press Will put matters fght
should they pursue such q course. With the Increase
of prices board has run up to O. AMI So so per week.
Dsy board is hell at IS cent?. Single meals % cents
we derstald the Indians between Lawrence and
Wetfporf Mo- ara charging travellers 80 cents
mes aud IS cents for the privilege OF lodging on the
floor. Pioneers should procure tents. camp Kettle
with furritue, and quantity of provisions, aud
board and ge will then selves az fsI as possible.
HOUSES CAN'T BE RESTED.-We can hardly con-
ceiye what idea people have Who come here expect.
ing 10 rent bousts aud places for business sud feel
disposed 20 complain because they cannot do 50.
They forget thal hardly ak months have elapsed
since we commenced making improvements, aud
that this tine wss during the winter months when II
was free zing nights sDd impossible to do msson
work. Beside this it has been impossible to get
lime or other material to place us In position
for building TO advantage And then there s nobody
here at present who bss capital, and is disposed 10
esperd Il in erecting houses to rent although should
they do 30 ii would paw from so to 100 per ceat.
Business men coming out from the Est must make
preparation 10 erect their own houses, and not de-
pend on others 10 do with them. They should pro-
vide the mselves at first with large tents, and open
business in them as done In Csiforni. uaiil su-
able structures can be supplied.