New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

| Ierntorles, and should exercise it, ID Eanss
should re admitted into tie domain immediately
IN tie basis ot her Topeka Constitution 3D. Tha
there should be no prescription Of men ou account
lovers Of Liberty can stand-both native and ,,t
urslized.
The Convention proved the sincerity Of its prc.
iessious by nominating German Democrat. F. II.
HOFFMAN Of Chicago, for Lieut.. Goyernor. and
the patriot Hecker for Senatorial Elector. Three
OF state candidates are Kentcky born Wings;
two OF them Democrats, and one was a Free Soil.
er. The Electors for the different Districts. az
well as the Delegates 10 the 18th June Nation, Al
Convention, were chosen from men Of All the old
parties. The fusion is complete, and will be over
whe mng st the polls. II was the general belief
OF the members Of the Conven ention that we .honld
carry dgh Of the nine COngre ssional Districts this
Fall. and elect our whole State ticket bv ~. 600
majority.
On Saturday night, the 5lst ult.. Gen. Lane
of Kansas addressed ten thousand men in Chicago.
for three hours. Az the conclusion Of his speech
which was preceded by short address from Col
Hoffman, our candidate for Lieutenant C;oyerpor
and another from J. c. Vaughan Of tn. Tribune. 4
subscription for the succOr and relief of the Free
State men 10 Kansas was opened. and in the course
Of two hours siIteen housdnd dollars in money and
one thousand dollars in articles suitable for settlers
were subscribed by men Of all classes, conditions
ID
81 COO. Each subscription. when announced. was
cteertd by the vast assemblsCe
Ii was mighty gathering of the people such as
had never been witnessed before in Chicago.
general determination animated the mighty mass
Of freemen that Kansas must Be sared. whatever
the consequences might be. 1t was felt that the
time for fighting had come, if nothing else would
arrest the bloody hand OF the invader. Ifciyil
war had broken ont in that beautiful Territory il
must be extinguished by driving the foreign ma
rauders ost of it, and protecting the bona ide set
tlers in the peaceful exercise and enjoyment of
their constitutional rights. Our citizens have or
psnized for the contest. Already $4,000 have
been raised i'll Chicago, and over 2G0 able-bodied
resolute men have volunteered tO emigrate 10
K.psas to become actual citizens and settlers of
tha, magnificent Territory. They go out to invade
no mans rights. but wo to the Border Ruffiins
who mole.t theirs. They will start as quickly as
possible.
Auxiliary Associations. Of which Chicago is the
focus and parent are being rapidly formed in all
parts Of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Indians.
IL is the determination of the Freemen of those
four States to send three thousand good and true
men TO Kansas within ninety days, backed by ws-
terial aid to the amount Of $50 600. This city
will raise $50. 900 and three hundred men Many
counties are pledged for one hundred men. and
52.O0Oto 81, 600 each-hard cash and bona fde
settlers.
We hope that ssociatiOns on the Eastern States
will promptly correspond with us, informing our
Executive Committee what they are doing. DR..
c. II. Ray one of the Editors of The Tribune in
this city. is the Secretary of the Chicago Kansas
Settlers Association, TO whom all communications
on subjects should be addressed. Ii is the desire
of our people to have six or eight thousand hardy
resolute settlers immgrate this Summer to Kansas,
and settle the existing difficulty so that they may
stay settled. The Territory of double right be-
Iopos 10 the Free laborers of this Union. and they
must have it if the struggle to obtain it. should
blow the slave breeding oligarchy to perdlton.
SFIRIr OF IS.