New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

too Of in,eIes ia the people OF ihe .1nr. soaie
Gen sshssssw resides he very border Of k,n'Ai AID
-. stiJ he Displayed the essssor Of the slavery
,,.,i,n in hi, and .dr-se. tose,hsr Nth ia
u,.tn IN sac has isdaesd believe thsi hs
-mse nor. e-:.rt.zs.r AID ,erv.seasle resPe;
tive .o,rueh ,ns ne pope Ct the ,Ssta han sly ai''
a. aiou pihis reach
Nc :erfore r-efs-; - le.;e. II rsrT WAeA We
red re heror ssss. ss,srs re.ros's 20 'sets
Who zee. 70 be Informed spon m,t,sI eer,aaiOs K,i,'
Be,vee,fal.I yos. oLelisnt ,eFvLsa,
PsBgooKs IFS {. IH0s L. CLINGyAS. ~. {.
va syITH ofv. JOH'NcoUEES o.. c.
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To f,< gcn p Srees, Tsos L. C'.@grGE ~" sais al
Jeha MeQs-es-
GESTLIxEs: /, gives NE pleasure 70 comply " n
your I.queet and siaie in writing the Information
have been enabled to give you, touching toe settle
rept Of Karsa. Territory, and its ada2'edness -
slave lsbor cnd 10 present. the eonsiferGoni winch
induce me TO say, without hesitation, II Will be
,lav, holding STATE. l 30 this With more pleasure
because find gross errors commonly preyAirg IN
reai 10 that Territory cireuated too, IN some III
stances. Il would hope through mnconcepaon,l By
S nth en men, who Ough, TO be better iDfor ned.
.m gratfed to lean from you that there is 80
general : desire among The people Of the South 70
irou re truth srd ,hsil be taan repaid III
can Be ne SIS Of euli.hteung tnem. For Tue sake
OF convenience, vii reply - Your inquiries sep
n.aielv.
/ w Kapsos be a !Slas,io'5,ag Starr
answer Eitho1. hesitation, It ah- Though & CHI
zen # Missouri yet residing on The Dor er OF nsas
hsve necessarily feta ceeP iniecs "a the d-cisios
o. tb "a, slion ard nave watched a'1ols TIE prog
res a. he struggle VIII ca has been gong on 10 tha
T.uiiory 4 residence OF nca-ly seventeen years 10
Missouri bs3 | believed, enabled me To form relii-
bic opinion e. 10 tie ca's OF population which would
naturally snd p. rui .n-uLy Rccupy kznss,. | admit
4 uas al A alarmed I
SOuthe rn friends -ly ready 10 surrender Il, is
red by the declaration of those on ~aom they were
sccus'ou ed % rely th7t III vas not staped to save
labor" while a. the sane time A1oiI iOni-ts were
orgsuz ng tttir Companies, with millions Of capital
10 co'orile that Territory YET never GespsiFe4
till DC rcd that though seDt our. th-y could not
remain; they could not live in The pralries! cln
low lof,r YOU TO the resnt % the late election for
Deeeae as evidence conclusive OF The correctness Of
nv opinion
TIE quteiion OF slavery wss rot properly involved
in this election and Gen Wbitfsj, scc)roiDsig, IA
an Ouncing himself candidate, rfs'nt7j. ~ tho
issue the principles of tbe DJngl4s bill. Bl' tee
Tesl issue Dot leli 20 him. the ffients of SOP
POI enis before he was fsrly announced, made ths
ssus distinctly and directly on the question Of sg-
ery-'nduceo %, without doubt under the false
mIre.s ~ A. large number Of those ssri Jut ~
t.o Abolition societies were still ia ths Territory
That rsue ~ss nj once accepted by me Trends OF
hufeld a. 3, by the acton 0t the AbO' 'ns's, D.
eau the ouly isfus in the contest; IL absorbed al
Others md on il the III, elton turned.
WLn6eld received the pro-s'aveTy vote. The AMI
slavery wss DIVIDED oct reel Fl-rng-n snt Wage
field The forrcr favored by tha Governor, ani,
a, on Distinguished rom the Ahotonsi,wis called
by he softer term Free. Sober He received the vote
Of hose who deIied that t'ey we're Abo toni-ts bat
claimed on ~ 10 be- - slavery win -uch "i the
Aioliouis's could be Itiuen ,ed by the Governor
Wakefield TIE proper Abolition csndtae ?, aud re.
c,iyed with few exceptions, the votes oi those seut
out BY he En- igrsht AID Societies. Ihis last vote
Won viii see was nearly all aiven in one District That
Ind. a Tho ftl Of
,ert BY the Abolition Societies we're for ar ed Those
societies show, by TER reporis th.' ney nave traai
p.Iied to Ksr coo during the past GUNNER anu
incline 70 he belief that the number 10 no. oF,t-
stated Ofib.i number you e,ll see there we're lsi.
or ,he dsy of n election but 2is OF these an creb
BY Informed $50 l-ft the Gay following the cleo
| tor having piled With their contract IN vot NJ
Oh,r have since eft, end can ltieiy say tnit. 81
The whole batch there vii not by Msrcn ne htty isf
in ,h- -. -i.ery roy "0-e .s' such mo" a. a1ali
| settle prairie country.
IAN aware TIA, Il Is charged by Aboliti)nsts that
Missouri cent thousands they mad II forr thous4no
70 KansSs merely to vote, aud thus sssied W oi'-
fed. ought not perhaps, TO oeDy The charge, as
Missouri has certainly equal right Eith issachu-
,e,,s 10 send men 10 Karsas AbOtOnists nave no..
| tie exclusive right TO organize EmgfanE All So
| c,ti.s >!
II the charge we're true do not see thst il c.n
! aforc much consolation to Abotonists - find that
| Mi souri, can, soDe and anaided, easily defeat
| ih,ir boosted schemes. 90 the contrary it might
| well encourage southern friends 10 learn that
awake but able ana determined to protect The rights
Of the South
Fer answer to ihs charge, bowever I need only
refer you TO u vote you viii see thar Whitfield re-
csysd a majority in every precinct but three 10 tVO
Of which very small vote given, and IN the other
il situated the town of Lawrence. fou will see to-,
that there sas but & handful of AboiOnis's IN the
! hole territory their WI le vote being only ABOUT
500 10 say, then that illegal votes from Missouri
carried thu election i 10 s.sert that there we're NJ
ueople in the Territory II ia a poor shf to wach
he Aboltions's driven bu, the oDy one 70 cover
their faiure. Another and sufiicen, ser to AL
such charges i, that tie judges OF the election Were
spp, inttd by the Governor ~fO was al tVe friend
| o FlsDniken they received the votes and returned
them without objection from any quarter IN out one
district, and tn the objection was withdraw.
The uutb il. large humber OF MssouriaHs VINO
hive claims ia the Territory, and Intend to reside
there were Lot there the day Os the election BlI
| they sll be there ia tbs spring, aud will have
right 10 vote they viii no., however, ike Abolition
isis return so loon hey vote but will remaln aud
! continue 10 vote. hssJarisns have believed that,
without tie D0Dgla. bill ard certainly under the
Great riIcpie oguiztd By that bill they hid the
reb; TO move to Kansas ard there . exercise the
p!iyiIts e. WITCH free men, they had before been
sccus 'omed 10 exercise.
AbolioLi-f- have proc aimed that their purpose is
70, OILY 10 EXCLUDE Shareholders from Kansas but %
Up. Kansas a. NJ. aus for zbOlshlnz slavery IN Mis-
touri ibsD With these for their levers 20 abolish II
! In Arksnsas ard Texas. Were they 20 succeed, L
le,cs 10 prophet 10 foree the speedy dissolution Of
the Union. NJ ssouriaus have thus iel, that II their
Efforts 10 defeat The design. Of the AOoOnis =, Trey
were lot oily defending their Own homes, but ths
Unisn itseif To protect their bones, they have
made their homes in ksD-as. IL then, il L intended
by ire charge % say that those Who once Lived 10
Missouri carried the ele, ton IN ksnfas there is
foupcaIou for tue charge. While the people OF NJ,
INTO kaLsss mainly induced by the setermir alton 70
.cop awful means 70 protect themselves from tne