New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-07

KANSAS: ITS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR LIFE. BY
SRA T. L. BoBNsos. l2uo. lf. So Crosby Nich'i'
No s.rrlc recital Of the suiIeling' experienced by
tlrrartyrs Of Freedom on the So" Of Kansas can fail
to ros-.s- Il touching interest. The principal facts IN
TIE son Der history have already been spread before
the public il variety Of forms; but the personal mar
rti,e 81 the cyewitnesseS and actors in the evenfu
drana y III continue to be eagerly perlsed long after
the pre- mt crisis .hGl have passed away The writer
Of this volume accompanied her husband, Governor
l.obirson, 10 Kansas with the party Of emigrants
which left Boston in the Spring Of 1870. She shared
his imprisonment in the United States camp IT Le-
COMPTON, and duung that interval OF three months
leisure, committed her "reminiscences Of the year to
wrrg. They present a tale Of cruelty, injustice and
a.r,.ious y'any, which has become only too familiar
to the American ear. The volume closes with ear
nest appeal to lie people OF the United States from
which We tahe the closing para yaph:
We huye fallen upon the evil times in our couDtrys
history when il is treason Ia THINK, to SPEAK word
a8iI q tie evil Of Slavery or ID fat or OF Free Labor
H. Ear.ss Prisons n ant death by DMberiGns are
n g reBnId GnC IN the senate, weldors Of Dungeons
are honoT,d by the State which has sent ruiiians to
desolate Kansas But III ihlf reign oi m'orG'e tue
President and bis ssisors have laei 70 note the true
ef.t # such opIlesson. The fires OF Liberty have
leon rk'ndcG in the hearts Of cur people, aid burn
IN yet brighter Fl me under midnight skies iimlned
~ Their OWn burning 1HSiiib-r IA' -lgiit VI d"ta1
ruthless in, ader- ~ undcr the United State Gov
.gIueEt bas flied them with that dee dsr- sullen
teeth. ciei chcd 1elcc, bespees iDy their hatred OF
'tvfanuy which armed William Tel and Charlotte
t,fcuy TIE h~-r, tie 5oGcst uttrrance Of mhns
spi,if f. frordom viii nor be withheld. The Admin
,tttor Ith he most insane malgulty, ha- prepared
N. vsv fr civil wsr and the determination Of free
men ia kAnsss. With untr1g malice II has endesS-
or,d "a eject this by tue AID Of cOr1pt Judiciary,
rsrsed iur-- and reckless Officials. H. violation Ot
the CoIsi tuition OF The lifted States regard was
rsd 10 tie sacred rgLts 81 irecme1 Ia their persons
srd uiolery Against tic known sen.Ile mt and con-
vct u of hsitihe nation these deeds Of Inflmy have
teen plotted. and have been diligently carried on.
That people are downtrodten u not evidence that
they sIe .ubCuod Tie crushed energies are gathering
strength and, Ike strong resting from the heats
erd tolls OF the day the people OF Kan@as will arise to
d. battle for Liberty, and when their mighty shouts
.r Freedom .hGll ascend her hills aud prair1es,
Slayery Will shrink back abashcd. Lie without LID.
,Y-v il valuelt-s, and there times which demand
D.. noble sacrifice Of lie. The people Of Kansas are
de'c.t wli be found who, for the right VIII stand
w.'h Steiner I1rpcso and Uo.Ger front. haosas ~u
L.ytr 30 surrendered 10 the Save Power. God ha'
wi!ed IL LaNrerce. the civ where tue pluhce'eI
cesied ~ ihe ho-pitable table and Judas-Ae, wen.
oct 20 betray it. viii come forth from IT. cary oufla
clothed with Vet more exceeding beauty ou. Vi ave
Chaued ard blcOd-sts.Ded ruibs, where 'he n's u
rsIine r, sted will spring the hlgh "aHs anu sI4os
psraD.ts Of Freedom The SD tragedies 10 hAH-ao
" N b. ,vepred xben fecGom of speech. OF the press
anu al lie rer,on are made sure 10y the downfall OF
ihose now in power and whoa the socg OF toe reaper
i hesd aos over cur pralrie-, and, iosead OF ule
o.sbrp O.: arms we Sc The CLEAN OF me p!o"shafe Ia
ier raecefuI ysleys Men II the North shau toe
bssye hearts in Ks1sss struggle alone