Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-31
:, The Kansas Morou

is we Ind that the peoaI money.
= to inquire ~ 10 aid Kansas, are becinpina
I'd become aOo't its disposition-~ha." Ding
= 1.cted U' 1t. Large sums bov. %na' has
: an over the Northern ms zee" col
especially in New EDslans States, and
were seldom opened 10 ID furSes that
and We I tSp freely for BLEEDING I Ksra
|, Bin. oeieve too in a right goo5 nansas'
~ ~nat has bcco me of it , T TVpo spirit
70 u's'rl button of it? What reno "m9 has had
ar. 70 what use it has been IS there :
honest Inquiries, that bara pu'f These f.
will. W. answered, and we fear ooon p
81 We are allowed. however - never q
Aav. OF the money and "a '"gec- r.,
~ oe'- given to Kansas In, r.nes that Of
,r,.'l reached there, by the folIo -'cp Asys pr
'iacts from a letter rsceivoa : U-,ns ex. en-
RAM. ""'en' from Mr.. LINES,
,,ue letter we find in tb'
.ouynaI,) who started with a CT ,
pany, taking the very SHARPE's riies M
them which were raised at the CO with
SnLIMAN meeting in that city. II .ebrated
Journal says he may be conside, ne Bangor
witness in the matter. His ed as a good
as follows statements are
Several of these Missouri
lance we maze were u tans whose acquain.
they SAD 70 US instinct zen Of influence. and
from the North WIN ~, that when men came
come aciual settleIs % other object than to be
do whsteVer my an the territory, ard as such
a Tree otate, ne -hought best to make Kansas
was the oehei haa nothing 10 say but it
Societies for that many were sent by said
disaffect The no purpose but To vote. and 10
excitement ar negroes that caused all the
object VIZ and trouble. We assured them orr
we came 5 narrowed Town TO that point-tbat
, we bel upon our own hook, and that while
we d. 'eVed the whole slave system TO be bad.
mar u 'tot purpose TO interfere with If in any
IT, 'ner inconsistent with the laws of The coun.
hd the rights of the States.
"a boari the steamer, filled with Nilsson
as this party met with nothing but cour-
IS 'sy and when they left it, among other
glIs at parting, the company gave SHAPES
4 r'nes- Mr.. LINES says:
ms may strike our friends at homo as 4
9Ohawhat singular use of the weapon. but we
We're satisfied il would do more TO remove faIse
impressions aud prepare the way for a free
anV fearless emigration from the East than any
% her use we could possibly make OF a dozen Of
'hem' after the presentation, the rifle vAs
exhibited freely, and carefully examined by
the MIssourians on board, and 1t was quite evi-
dent that We were not mistaken in our lude-
ment IN the case. One thing is now settled in
the mInd oil every man in our company. that
no fear of molestation need deter any nerson
from coming here, if they come as they ought.
and that Ploughs and Bibles will be more
d nsefui than rifles and revolvers, and vet it NAV
De well for those who trust chiefly to weapons
h LOT defence, when exposed to molesta ton. to
: oring them along but my own mind is, and
IL always has been, in favor of peace, and as a
means OF promoting peace, to have little TO Il,
or say about deadly weapons.
The above extracts furnish food for re-
h%ection- Again, what has become of the
2aQsas money?