New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

When the men shon AicAisos had .x-.,
fhsyed The North Freedom and Hun.,;,.
broken Gown The Missouri COMPROMISE, aod' 80
Ksi ssskebrsska btl invited the North n .,.IN
ihrs into Kansas, no sooner did the frsemss ~ -
North declsIe that they would accspt the ia,,,~s
lsn lDviiatcn ueacherops a. Ja6ss,s ki,s-Sss
rry. seT who made the proposal, who bsreeI -
Nor'h 10 occcp II. who lid all nc y-Ls al ,sSr's
tesr gnrshed their teeth in anger AMI rsge 49,
fireman should DARE TO Talk of c0min = 10 ~
NJ DIR the ksDsss bill
They iea ed tie i--ae, they fsl, the base yin,;,.
wickeon.ss Of their cansc, and is made r.
hearted They instantly determined A fsr -
G, u.d TO drive out from all the &C un,ry nt;,.
Ksu,as all VITO should be suspected 81 oy.a.
Gem thus there would be none to sympa,h,s ~
those fre,n en- who might come, 10 ,how thu.
lsrd 10 give IL, m counsel or advice II vo.IN
ruov. all thai e. m. nj which would prove on.ss
tive in holding back the community from ~
~i,kod s,,s # violence. Everything ~ss .loDa -
ae ihr ugh, ut the country The feeling that voosr
xrptasGnt, dangerous and eyen Jatai 20 yortsss
m, o to 60 10 that country. .~s
Tie Kansas Nebrasks bin was passed. s.a A.
cane Law lste in May, 1854. Within ,,.,,s.
fur bluys after the Rers reached N,,.r
there were thousands OF men in Kansas T-'
r,t,ry who crossed over to pick cot f.rms. q.
". eks the roads in Kansas were hroBged, and,ss
Eries loaded down with MIssouraps. On tie GA
hs5d IL r1s late in The year, when the 6ryt us.
hsrcfun of about hrty Eastern mex arr'Nl u b.
IeyJ,trp having c,me out Of reduced iare BY comm,
~
Gle Y. l think they arrived in October HOG 81,
and chivslrous the course the South had pu,u.j
prev ious TO that tmcl
Jpse 10. ls.i.-At Salt Creek three mletruv
I,a,.nworth, so MissrurIans held 8 squs,i,rv,ss
ing. TO regulate CLAIMS of ind AMI 10 protet ssch
Other property against encroachments. They
Re'orcs That ss 'sN Gso'd protection 70 70 absss.
a. settlers Of Kansas Territory. w
Ne, lred. That siize the institution Of s,,v .
sr,sdy ,Nsns IN ih Territory snd
to introduce their property as tAry possbL
50 ho. What have We here June 10. 1854. about
tpo pceks after the passage IF the Kaneas Nebraska
b H. "a association with STARRED r,gis,er and
Tpldhce Cemriftte of Mir,esn, a. rho skagl An
q" n yer 30 call together the e.are Sgpas,er a.
"ciotlon" to help Pro Slavery secure, and Keen
CLANS al 10 urge sso urias Ia bring Slavery oy.,
there. Surely an "od soce,y' which win pre,f
sa,, holders snd th,i properly ~ Kansas is q ettr
ana socufy tbSn which only rednces 1ash.,
ergnses some IS to sl5 below the ordinary rates o.
journey of 2UU miles.
lsh d: The Reporter. (Wheh The Argas, Democrat.
Tie latter tcas, and as, the ORGAN OF AHhscu and
Striugtellow. quote from Atchlsons organ, inns.
dis,ey after the bill had passed. Calling on u, Ms.
s,uraps to go over and settle, II Gays. The 4bol.
ttoniss will probably not be interrupted Il hey
",trie nor,k Of the FoRTIETH PARaLLsLof Soara lat.
" nudt, tut SOUTH y that tRe and wIrhlS Kansas
TERRITORY, they need not sgt Foor. IL Is De
"CRLED by the people, who 1--we ddJ dce~ that Ialrs
" ,psjfut,ons are 10 be established there" Nobs.
EQUITABLE, fu6ment of your own Kansas. NebrsSka
bal b,l for whose paternity Atchispn and DougiN
have ouarr,l.d; Atchson averiDg that be was The
pspa of the bill and Douglas but hts attending lackey
Bur from the same organ, tw) weeks later:
iii. time now sound the alarm. We know spsak
the seuIn Of OF the @o't d,sgHshsd HdtesIsad
Mi.sot hen We sdvis that counter Organizations b. mns
S.,.y made both in kanas and Missouri thwsr the
OF the Aboliiionsts Ihsp maHos met neee
aud .courre them back their OF darkness. Ae '
made ne and ia tor us 20 meet and rspe' theu sSsr
roAI OF lBE sAroNEr'
4, az. i'm ara xil
il was not the - hdneas AID S0cfertes which wefes
awfuy wIck.d but that the entire North would nctb
still. aid b. her recrtancy TO principle, Perut ~
sour 10 seize upon Kansas, rHhoat 10 fo@o'e OF ers
ing tie rrer TO r.tae elections TO dsfrdnehs'e AR.
ic9R citizens and Outrage the prisons OF freemen
Second. That in this Kanras question: the ideacf
RITES and bayonets, and also the usng OF Them, w1
not original with tie bee. merry "drd beeeer.
Another ouo,ston from Atcbisons organ, later date,
accusing IN. Eastern immigrants of intending 10 get
into the Territory under the guise Of hormons. Is
says:
Stake ont your claims! sud be to the Aboi,nls
long and true rvSc, or within peiat1la"k dot y yG
tOitus"
Frenen. from this, must not come 10 Kansas ss1
they do, they must not come w'th'n rf-raHgc o.
PioSInvtry mans farm, under Liability Of BEN,
Murdered Remen,bo, 40 CASTERS rmngraats uer
get Uah,n THOUSAND miles of X ansas!
But the Press the tyraI foe IL mus! be chained
Mr.. Mendenhall lately driven from the Quaker Assin
wrote a letter to The National Era, revealing the
spirit and purposes OF the South. Atchson's oBia
calls on the Kansas people to catch hun. where 70
" NJ. ndenball Where is the Abolition corresponds
" OF The Eraf Let him be brought to light, mi
compelled TO Ledre the country with coat 81 not M
and feathers to bis back" Tyrsnts fear kaowledc
suo men must not write 10 their friends what Is Dr.
Hateful TO tyraDts. So. muzze the Press -
FRI IN Atcbison's and Stringfellows organ, sgsn,
100 DOLLARS REWARD We are authorized by resPcsfnN
this nsssborhood, to offer the above reward ~ "
81 Rsn.. Ts 'hs o iSt 81 one Tssye eaSns S |
sp among the Abolitonsts OF New-fofk and Ne" EnHe
Ksns.s Territory me STATE MISSOURI hind State. tAs
watch the saveL Of this agent Of Abolionsm to ars
him ds0i him in such manner the enornty DIV
crimes mi lues shall seem to ment Representing aaE
Aboon he consequently bear on ther SINS and the ~
Of BGhdu is upon MS head crying ALOUD Jor e<Paft%S
the hands CT the people
This teaches that no man may come TO ksnsas 70
locate snds for 20 GOO actual settlers without hsyog.
prce set his head, and without running The rsk Of
beng y Dched. Also, that because oficious ifo-
Slavery official Batchelderl killed in mob While
arr sting man as a slave whom the mob supposed 70
be free it becomes the duty Of every good essn Of
Kansas and Missouri to watch for, TO seize snan
murder an intelligent and noble man, becapie he loves
Free dem and humanity
But oil this is not sDficient Not only withdraw AZ
protection from fretmen--not only drive back w,m
~ Jes," "Joy0Hets" and ",erOirers keeGen coming
into KaDsas not only attempt to tar and Jedfhsr men
ho for years had lived in Kansas because they wnN
hoLest aid true letters TO their frenisnot only pre-
pare 10 kH men high in wealth. intelligence and mora
character for even r0eeing Kansas, but d. MORT
otJanch and Uiodte the lat defense Of the rsht@
American citiz. ns tie bokl0t-boLl L.
Hahtn one NINTH after the passage OF the nr
Atok,sOn's organ discourses thus about the men ~
pteied from the North;
IF suy OF the q 900 Abolitioni-'s spoken Of by HL
,houd be 40 ublurky foot la that Territory prsE
10 me adj ton OF CoSsTIrCIos NO sALLoTsox Ar
PslCnc1 WITHIN BORDERS woCLD be ALLOWED TO %
roLLu1 I'd INTRODUCTION OF yiGGgR VOTE
In AtchsOns organ, The Plate Argus, there ~
Tesred call for public meeting, signed "A Know
Nothing"
On tie 10Th July, 1854 the meeting took place. Ts
Pl.itle County SetdefeDsye Association was formed
With its MsgIus Apollo, Beujamin Franklin Suisg.:
fellow, rs Secretary. preamble and nine articles Of
egTeeu ent we've unanimOusY adopted.