Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-09
New YoRK, 1855.
To TIE Editor Of The Squatter Sopereign !:

| 1NE" OAA ~ 4OcOs
To TIE Editor of The Squatter Souereign:
SIR-Haying seen an extract, believe
from your paper, in the Tribune. wherein
was remark thatthe eastern people would
soon begin to think that you We're towards
and afraid Of them, BY not taking more
stringent measures for the expulsion OF the
fanatical heresics of Kansas Territory
But, sir, they have not only begun, but &C.
sually think so already; and begin to crow,
as they term it, and make their brags that
they are coming it over the Missourians,
and will have things their own way, and
that Kansas shall be a lfreelstate. And I,
who have watched with anxiety your pro-
eeedings, almost begin to think the same !;
and fairly blush when I hear mentioned
the. name Of a. people whom had always
thought the chivalry Of the land; yes it
makes my ears tingle and my heart beat
with shame to think that swarm of lousy,
lazy, sinking, poor, miserable, pusillani-
nous, contemplate, God-forsaken, man
dsspised, devil-rejected, fanatics, who Were
taken from the poor-houses and jaiIs Of
Yankee land and transported to Kansas
by company of spectators 10 further their
own interests; it makes my heart beat with
shame, say. to think that such clan of
cowardly criminals, (by mistake Of the
Lord in human shape, and with the pow
er Of speech, should, in the fair land Of
Kansas and contiguous to the chiyalrous
Missourians, dictate and propagate their
opinions, and try to enforce their fanatical
ideas, as they have the impotence to say.
for the benefit Of the country. But God
forgive them, they know no better br~+
Missourians, chips of the old block, de-
scendants from the original stock OF. Vir-
ginia and Kentucky. have you forgot the
name your, forefathars bore and the respect
with which your forefathers have heretofore
been spoken ofz have you sunk so low in
oblivion as not to be conscious upon what
a thread now hangs the honor OF the old
Dominion and her descendants 2 I am
not speaking from theory, but from obser-
vation. / have roamed over the high,
rolling prairies of Missouri, and hunted
with the red men of the forest over the now
disputed Territories of Kansas aud Ne
braska; being Northern man by birth
and Southern by principal, I claim the
privilege Of having, voice with regard to
the future destiny of my old hunting
grounds. yq- sfs t.s-saf .-7
Pro-Slavery men of Kansas, don't be
discouraged if the paupers pour in as thick
as the locusts and lice of Egypt; Of what
account are legions of such class, when
brought in contact with a few brave men
Remember Leonadus at the pass eff Their.
mopalie. and Marshal Ney with four hun.
dred men bidding defiance to eighty thou
sand of the enemy. and the many account:
we have of handful of brave men being
victorious over myriads Of their adyersaries
| Take few holidays and enjoy your.
selves by hanging the Parkerites and Gar.
risonians on the limbs of your tall syca.
mores, and the rest will take the hint, and
when sought after will be found to have
followed the example Of the Frenchman'.
flea. ..F4 sge -.
4 Don't think that all in the Free States
are woolly heads. Let the time come
when their presence will be required, and
you will see them pouring in with sword
in hand TO defend the rights of the South.
4 The great abolition excitement is kept ur
by few fanatlcal leaders, like Parker
Philips. Beecher, Garrison, Smith, Sc.
joined by the most despicable part of the
population, for their own pecuniary bene-
fit. Dollars and cents will at any time
and in any manner turn them as easily as
a weather-cock is turned by the gentle
breeze. az" ONE WHO KNOWS. Il
e1T If You wish to speak the truth ani
not be believed, tell mother the faults o.