Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

to carry tIlem tsrough the winter, and that
twenty 1taousa I'D free-S,ate farmefs and
mechanics are prepaIing 10 start for Kan-
sass early next spring Let Us only delay
for eighteen montls The ae,ioa which Is 10
decide. whether Kansas shall be free or
slave, aud il will take all Missouri 10 elec'
Pro-SlaYery Consti,utioasI Come ention.'
These men are TO be paid by this Ma
fiorsal Kansas Coasntitfes to come 70 Kan-
sas for the purpose Of ,controlins its poiiti,
cal deslipy some are already on the road
See what the Milwaukee American says:
- In accordance with the announcements
Of the. Wisconsin Kansas State, ColnElt,ee
third company OF emigrants 10 Kansas
is il, motion for Kansas Territory A por-
ny or seventy. is alread en- route wiiiltheir
teams through the western part Of The
State. Another portion, numbering tt.ir-
ty or forty, IS expected here to-day TO TIA ke
the cars for Chicago on Wednesday morn
ing. Those who wish TO settle in Kansas
this fall. have an opportunity to join lhis
company under the auspices Of tie Ma
tionai Com.nittee, on the same terms Of
>fered by the previous 'traisl.s None will
De seat, however, who ars1not supplIei
Wit. means Of support for the winter
Persons wishing 10 send to friends in Kan
I sas will find a trusty agent IN MIR. Beech. d.
The conductor Of the company.'s7 --72sso
What is the South doing What is
Missouri doiagz s1hilstnese people have
township, county. State and Natioiial Com
snittees al work in every State, county and
in almost every tors nship of the free States
to raise men and money; and while the
! Goyefnors of i:iess States are holding Sc
ere, conventions Of several weeks duration;
while those States are colnnle n:ing to ap-
propriate hundreds of thousands OF dollars,
VIVA. we ask is Missouri and the rest oi
the Soath doing7 Nothing, and worse
than Nothing. One press IN Missouri ad-
vocates the cause of the ato.tionists Ia
Kansas, n Missoari .Deiaocrat) the rest are
silent, or give US the "cold shoulder"
while we are told by Brown OF the Herald
of Freedom, that it is the settled purpose
OF his parry to steal all our negroes. Hear
him in his last paper: 1aa.
| :. Though Pro Slavery Constitution
was recognized by Congress, and the Free
State settlers were debarred from all pas
,icipation in the affairs Of the government,
! ws would no, despond! Tie soil is ours
by occupation We are here, and we can
not ag;A sot be disyossessed. We mre here
iii legal posse ssion, and the whole force OF
the country caunot dispnsses Us, because
we are entrenched behind the buiwarks
Of ,as Federal Consultations ard sustained
by nuiienalsIaws. PEo-siayery inca Will
never bring their isgfoes. here TO reside
along with free labor. 1he eta5oring whits
nan IS ed;4cafsd He kaoscs lie direction
of tae .y;oyM Star, and neith.s The fhTsdtS
OF the ps,.i.satiary or the sight Of the gal
tOlos, aeM deter him treps pointing tosaurds
it. aud giving tohis eotofed jrother q Focit-
ct compass, ackich wiu ssres TO ga:Gt hiai
during his night journeyings. They who
have been partially enslased, as The white
,lnan would be, could not be restrained
from thus acting. Tlis done, however nis-
inerous the slaves in Kansas. the country
would soon be depopuiatet Of them. Slave
Fhoiders would fad the Institution subice,
10 .slight difficulties OF yilich he iit!s
dreamed, and we haze no doubt, would
soon come 10 the conclusion, that money
III this kind of prole ~ was poorly invest
I'ed saaS1ti2 iH@ 32AsA la5e. ta9t
'' E" We have examined This subject in III
thousand bearings, nd We say. in all con
lEIenee to our friends in the States: We
DO not desire any compromises in our be
half. Plans yourselves upon the KseHT
and sustain yourselves against all etts
This we have done ia Kansas. Tins ~
WILL do, and I'VE know tia, victory val
crown our labcrs. The ficLle-kearted ma,
despe,.d-they are not the kind We Nan
among us. Give US the good and brave
E-those WHO can dare and DO for TIE ri
uinph of principie--wlios ca a suffer an
wait until the good time eesaes, and al
will be we'll. But again We say to th'
North: Enter into 10 new conpromls'
; with slavery
-, Though this language eoue es from th'
most arrant coward in the whole Territor,
lone who permitted negro 10 arrest hir
when armed, as he Eiinself admits, viii
two reyolvers and bowie Enils-ii onl,
I -.Ez =
shows more plainly the .conadence he feel
in the deep laid schemes OF A,s party.
VIII not Missouri '.r;oaeer the way" 70
the South. Will she not. vixen her leg
is!ature meets. lead the way. BY aFpTorri
a.ing one hund thousand dollars to aid il
defending her own borders against thes,
! .rowr, xrcRo rurrvva Tot her M
take ,ooinueh counsel from ST. Louis. whicl
is for the time being abolitionized; but lie
the :. Border" BE heard. II she will shu
lead tie way. the South viii follow: and
we are thus enabled TO bring our Terri.or,
in as slave State, We will show our gresi
Tide by making so liberal use of hem
on thsse gentlemen negro thieves, that "
will increase It's market value sufficient