The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21

eEee her honor her love iof snc union bus We shah
ists win be allowed 70 hold the sway where pr.slsvsy
men are now nosarcbs OF the most beautiful and fertile
u11 ws.tns Of the citizens Of Clay county, No., was
held in Liberty week. which adjourned, altar trans
acting the following business, TO meet in Parkyile ON
the Sta inst, plsdsing themselves to sustain the et
ssr o. The meeting was sddrs.ssd by Gem String
fellow Maj John Dougherty, W. E. Price, Judge rhomp
| ton, Geo. w. Withers, h. l. Routt and Maj. j. II.
On motion eff G. W. withcrs, one hundred delegates
from each township in the county were appointed TO
yille on the 9th day Of May.
On motion OF Maj. J. H. Adams. q committee Of Eve
all persons in the least OF free soil abo
tionism, and notify them to leave the county mme-
diately.
The chairman appointed the following persons under
the last notion. T. v. Thompson, Joel Turnhan, A.
Wallis ". E. Psice s Levi SEQ. W. wisnsrs, David
Morris. Ibos Gosney, LAWS J. Wood, Thomas J.
GoSDg Emuss mmsP Force w9 Au' MAr
John Dousherty, Wyatt WLls Willis VIM, Fountain
On motion Of a l. Routt all persons of this countv
who are subscribers for papers in the least tnetursd
with free sol or abotionsm, are requested TO dicon'
| niue them inmeoia lately
To the above report the Kclapoo City Pioneer appenas
| he following remarbs:-
Our friends in Missouri going it strong. Would
lat other pro slavery States ma. would fol
CIV in the wake of Missouri if there were, should
get rid of class OF that are very offensive
the osctoIy nerves of Southerners But in the ardor
of who love their rig hts WELL we hope they viii
not allow their srdor to carry them beyond proper
bounds There is such thing carrying m tters too
far and every good citizen should consider well before
| acting.
| We detest abolitionism as much rs any man and
would be pleased 10 every portion OF the Union rid
OF uch corruption; but in save State the people
rid themselves OF without doing that in moaent Of
excitement which they themselves might In cooler mo-
We GO not wish our Missouri friends TO misunderstood
| We perfectly agree with them in shipping Park
Patterson well every other editor in Missouri who
care utter abolition sentiments in their midst; but
had much rather sse such stock despatched without
having 10 tale life If it possibly be avoided. If it
cannot &c avoided why say stand up for rights
at syery jeopardy but sending abotionists out OF
Missouri do not ship or bury them Kansas we wish
TO keep this Territory clear Of such carron posi-
BILE Buzzards bird over here and
fearful they would so brighten the crows that they
/ The Herald Of Freedom, of the 9Th inst furnishes
few items Of local in Kansas territory 1t Is stated
that notwithstanding the Governors proclamation
venng the Legislature at Pawnee the persons who claim
seats that body have resolved to adjourn immediate
y 10 the Shawnee Mission, Pawnee Is too near Fort
Riley to Justify session there by persons who claim
| Tbs Herald denies emphaticslly the charge of negro
stealing made by the Mfsouraus, and defes them " to
point to single instance OF interference on the part of
Northern men. any aid encouragement whatever
extended to fleeing hordsman."
The weather in the tory had been fine for the last
few days Copious rains hau fallen and vegetation had
most cheering aspect
The th party Of emigrsnts from Boston had arrived
Emigration has already commenced from the Territory
10 the "West" several young men having left for Cali.
fornia and regions intermediate.
ANOTHER 1rTrER FROM MR.. PARK. OF THE pARx.
ryn n~ MAA On VI n M n.
r a'n1 .-sHso", vr arr Ans vT
DISUEION SOCIETY, ETC.
~ ~ h n ti % I'm tas S
Senate, and supported Col Benton The consequences
ne iee iyose n.s ~, up'n sas Pap.i3
discomfted from the field. About this time the self
oeensve mas io.meu =. Msson' uuI sae
T qhonom ana others then oraan;saa secrsi
sssociation am informed is members are sworn to
GecIesy-to turn out and fght when called on from
hesdqusrersto contribute money to carry out the OBJ
ects Of the assocationto share equally the damages
IT, aaa to S 2,
az 'he price Of oisunlon Ioey are oonna never esr
TO diynlge the names OF members Thus their
clan can act IN concert every where at once, ana
ead lne 70 suprose Una. u IS tne
upis,nes oil ,ne Wp4e p.ope, Shen .aeJ NUMBER ony
in concert TO destroy his business and Character and
me poor man IS roiaei wa9us knowins sne cause An
ness and ebar,o.r or eriysn out OF the country who
10 Ios sup s ~ sn. nus ulaa Al sa's
said to me In Parhyle are worse here nov than
.i i az AZ as IL - &c TO-. a. @
their real sentiments. No one Knew vhsn his bushes.
w. o ~; 70 - nc &c oa. ~ sne
IN ,ais WY e.zeas are pssszeq ana suooueo. Iney
@ @ AZ & I 81 ts ~ 80 aa
carry On .le Tork unscupu'oIs, .nsy use any msans
ecSGmp.n TIER purposes. mus tns secret engine
eisl order Of confidence and public honor
hss nave e.sn SEM soI9aga tns Soasa 20 o..
gsnze tbese assoeiaions; one ia yey was sent INTO
texas est Sinur endorssd ana Teccmmencea oy twenty
,hee members OF the Missouri legislature. From wnat
could learn his mission proved fsilure heard of
but nine members in toe State He was an4oss 10 re-
turn to return to Jefferson City when last heard from
Niece Of jackson county travelling in Arkansas on
The same mission LJcur2us Shepherd Of Platte county,
taid TO me lew days since That the whole South was
organized that they had decreed the destruction Of
every Benton press in the state and portion OF tbs
Wig presses; that they could command any amount OF
men at moments wsrnir~ and millc c., ., oo,,,,
that i've hun8red tLons. "A s,iIa.a a.. sh.hsS -
Missouri thst the sestrnctio ~ shs hot A. Ksnsas
end presses At Ga1renca haS hssr dacrsaS,
thst tbay had q, AsrfeAeoi nav uesu sn,s"L,
them iron, a sen c"Iuon 4aonS - " . Vs.,
The KEGS issuance, 80 as not 70 DC oion ~ "
~ -. or power saiu 10 pc unaer .no pu.un8