The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15

We then sdysod you o. our need Of funds 70 assist our
sssrs who by the cons roDoed ali been Prev nted
from engaging In their ordinary p rss @ h ~
the state o. actual civil war in who ~ peope and bnt
for the unexampled nberality Of indvto so, =.
our Territory and OF the border counties OF ,
20 abandon the Territory Among those 70 whom sio Fa
given werc many Of the emigraas rom me southern
States Wh0 from the state OF things which had existed
since ihsir arrival had unable tooban employment
These with other incidental expenses attending the late
rebellion IN WHICH we had At gu. own cost to arm and
friends. We could not wait for contributors from q
distAnce-a few noble spirits stepped forward and
advanced what was mcclellan amount far beyond
their proportion. Is but just that they should be
repaid
Not only have large amounts been advanced which
ahoud be refunded, but will still be necessary 70 fur
nish assistance to many OF settlers during the coming
winter. Many Of them have not only been kept out Of
employment prevented from raising crops but ha had
their houses burned their property to their cloth
ing. stosen their stock driven Of and len de-
poor they devoted to Southern rights are ready to
make any sacrnce the first to risk their lives their
defence they need assistance and should be enabled 70
save their homes, tor richly have they deserved It,
We therefore, again call on you to contribute little OF
Your abundance We need not cite you the lavish
erbutons by our enemies 10 furnish army for
puson They have no interest at stake-only malice 70
crafty. You, who have your all STAKE must be
sble OF the necessity Of action be prepared TO do ysur
We have heard that collections have been made by
varoes persons claiming TO be authorized By US and iii
reported thai large sums have been RENTED to us by
our Southern frteads, by individuals who have never
made any report to and Il hence becomes necessary
chat should say, that have empowered any
person receive funds for In any State Missouri
except COL Bsford, Col Baker ana Captain John on OF
Sufala, Alabama, and A. W. Jones Esq OF Ksnsas and
up to this moment all the States except Missouri
we havoc received the following sums and through
A. w. Jonss, Esq, from Hutton, Miss .... Sis 90
A. W. Jones, Esq, from Pontot0c, Mss....... SO 80
Col. h. d. Clayton, Eufala Ala. 800 90
Capt Deedrick, South Carolina ............. 500 90
Total l,I6i 50
request that all persons associations which may have
contributed any funds to be discussed by the committee
will address our treasurer and advise him Of the amount
contributed and the person by whom it was remitted.
Hereafter, to guard against all possible imposition, We
desire oil contributions 70 be sent directly by draft
NJ Russell, Of the Srm Of Majors. Russell % Is Of
such well known responsibility and integrity that with
have ample guarantee for the proper application Of
one or more agents 70 the souin viii empower Thorn
under oommiaslon signed by our President Hon D. r.
Atchison assssted BY the seal Of the clerk Of
ton friends not TO confde In any person claiming 10
oct q our ageu. unless 80 certified
weneed hardly gay to our Southern friends that though
rebellion for the present suppressed, though we have
again elected Legislature and segstet Congress the
contest mot yet ended IT'S our Southern friends arc
rue 10 their own Interest," not they leave US TO con-
tend unadsd against the whole abolition force wehAve
0ot population sufcient to mako State. We must
forest would prompt them come to Teitorythose
who have shvcs-who command the labor Of two or
moro cavcs and can thus avail themselves OF the advan
nAges OF praes Of unrivaled fertility. They will be
aowArded. while they make Territory, In fact what
our people have declared il shall bea ssveholdng State
Rre this you must have learned from your own cons the
truth which have often urged that in part OF the
Onion slave labor profitable In Missouri, - In
our Terrtory-in few States u so safe. In couciusoo
we would have that friends will correspond freely
with Secretary Of Leayenworth City Kansas Terrific
ry VINO viii :. all times reply promptly and fully, and
svs them reliable Information On AZ %.sss 81 interest
Chairman Executive Committee Of Kansas Terrisory.
q. y. SrMmoss Secretary.
LnAynwoxra err, K. T., Oct 10, 1855.
sxrArOe ArCHIsoN UPON KANSAS.
Tho Edge2ea g. CO. AdrertisT publishes the following
letter from Senator Atcnson the chief oil the border
yuans TO encourage the people TO DO something more
- PLATTE err, Oct o. 1855.
Your letter, together with the draft for Sl3s 40, has
been received your instructions shsll be followed
will inquire diligently for the Edgefeld boys We have
carried the election IN Kansas The ne eoyernor gives
70 relax their exertions Now Is the very moment
% redoub'e our eKertions We must do H. five do our
duty Kansas will be slave State In twelve months
State either in out Of the Union. D. r. ATCHl-oN.
Southern Meeting for AID TO Kansas.
from the Lecompton Union, Oct. Isl
large and enthusiastic meeting Of Southern men, for
che purpose Of encouraging and facilitating Southern emit
sra.on 20 kaesss va held q Wss'por No, on Friday
6oI :, ?: irssaysn Va. appointed President, Major
aro~nss I'D p Richsrdsou were appointed VICE Presi
dents; aad J. DAnJorth and Ed ward Howard
ausssss = Ct !, ss, ;rs;ns ,,.,, o
o. Clayton 70 stass the object Of the mestng. Oh Clay
con said crisis II grsai importance In The affairs OF KAa
pest wss Of ixs consequence the present momsnt vas
suffered 70 Pass unmproved. True, many OF you have
20 he rroSna ~ hiShwaymss ssa bsndr SS you have
not been deI<vcd Of your cnizcnship.
fhe Tina q fest approaching when u win become neees
fr<w "a tHa Txv nj
else that soasted highest privilege Of american To
do this successfully, immediate actonun..ei and bar
sion in our ranks AAbamiAns Georgians, MssourAns,
Caroiinans, or from Whatever other htasc may hap
pen 70 come few days past We weos forth upon NE
vapcins columns now let US again 60 forth In com
mon cause against . common enemy, and peaceful but
res or The past al the Joys Of the present. and all the
hopes OF he future couture We nave any petty ami
sSs 2, mo he graves Of The pa and IN
,eart and hand let set shout the work that before
Us, II need be with glorious selfdenia and in s sue
ccss.ul ooonrmaion generations jet unborn vii rise up
and call bessed. II for the purpose OF agreeing
upon some plan Of action that We have met 70 day
fun do him justice the brief sketch Of hs speech
here given He concluded By Offering the following re-
Resolved mat committee be appointed, In proper.
ton 70 the number Of persons present originally IRON
each Southern State represented 70 dra resolutions and
deeermins upou 90 plan Of fciuie action.
which rsssls.ion was unaninously adopted and the
following committee appointed under IT,
From AabamA-Capt Bro wnsng, &. q. Read, T. e.
Sims and Charles M'Cord
From eeo,a.-M. R. murphy. o A. Isrsls,a
From South Carolina--Wm Beard.
Prom Kectocky-J, A. Reynolds
prom hisssGpoi-S J. Browr
From Fosida-W. r. Deter.
From Maryland-T y. Richardson.
From NreniA-J. 8. Rucker
IRON North Carofns-J. W. Kcgy
hrom pelawsre-Bcpj Dawson.
prom Missocri-C. NJ Oliver.
Tbs committee then retired, and during their sssencs
Col H. e. Pate and others entertained the meeting 9Th
appropriate and patriotic speeches
The committee reported the following preamble and
-esolutions which were unanimously adopted -
Whereas the condition OF affairs 10 the Territory OF
Hansa and the action Of the new Governor demand The
prompt ani speedy action OF all Law and order men Who
favor Of securing 10 The south and 70 southern set
alers In Kaness their equal rights, and.
Whereas q law and order emigrAnn We are Unable W
u,er the Territory armed organised companies and,
By action, having met for the purpose Of exposing
our views az 70 the best policy I, DO pursued under
!, existing clrcum tsnces, belt
Resolved, That In defiance OF Yanhee guerrillas an
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