The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

stuons Kansas-to collect sufficient money to enable
respectable young to emgrate and locate there He
wanted 70 $3.50 900 subscribed and be would pledge
himself for thOuss nd
COL Chris,y took hs sea, amid great applause.
AT this stage Of the proceedings Mr. JOIN NJ OmIros
the following resolutions which were unanimously
and Enthusiastically adopted
Whereas organized bands Of free sellers have lately invaded
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southern emgrants from the Territory and whereas after
House Representatives assembled endeavorng fix
eeted Viii disable The President Of The United States
performance Of his constitutional duty Commander in
sian and thereby aordns the awiess
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6e confined in rs event 10 he limits Of Kansas and whereas
which have encouraged these the South
which they neither study comprehend aud that
pride a @ gar S our our sesss
well a such measures as are adapted to the impending
i sghems orsani1ed View England under the
nom its territory ali settlers who favor Of the profit
% sna so Saa & as Which sGe
constitution rests injurious and insulting 10 the Southern
sarb ara not Wholly
cherished between citizens OF the free States and slavehodng
ma, for every soD Of southern blood murderous shed
By Northern r s so as 9 The e. s9 oa
measures viii plague the invenors of .enigran aid
| cal designs.
scrpous Of money and other naieral aid to be applied
tire territory Of Kansas Of such persons as desire to ac
aSie 10 defend thai article which
"A vel @ g beng q ss as s
shall be iufrnged.'
or plau Of compromise with the Northern
Systematically asal institutions and encourage the spo-
o
pesevere in this unwse and unjust course as the reconc
Tbs. The Sogssg ss ps ss a N aef III sG
South tm the North" peaceably they can orciby they
That The of this be and he HEREBY
9nesed 70 correspond NTH the Governors Of al the southern
several cgisaures thereof upon this subject and neces
pose Of deiberans ami determining upon the measures
cessary at the present crisis
After the reacirg OF the ab we resolutions
Mr. Chiffon said that he chsirman OF the Committee
on Resolutions. he proposed making few remarks in
connection with the subject few years had hardly
elapsed given to the South has her
constitutional rights should be respected Reposing full
confidence those fair promises the South suddenly ava
finds that she has been sumberng upon tue
ter OF volcano Whilst everything around her promised
abundance prosperity and quiet the hres we're brightly
burning in the bowels Of the EARTH AID the country IS
row by the overlooking lava We had allow
ed ourselves long to he the cups OF politicians The
election Mr. Banks rank abolitonst TO the Speaker
ship the House Of Representatives been the signal
cf open rebellion against the south Aud how this
Cf,cieog BY the party spirit which had nfamed the
MINDS OF two bancs of southern patriots the South Ame
ricans the democrats, aud rendered perfect union
among thu m impos sible. This was an unmstakeabe
sign o. the times and foreshadowed di,uls. in the dim
Hs h I'd attended the meeting, not
politician but a Souiberner, and in this relation he
would ask VIVA, should New Orleans do The North has
asked what they shall do and we shall not consult
her with regard TO OF action. They have
gregaled tner Clans in every city, town village and ham
best, They have cocc Cd ample means purchased hou,
sent handred OF emgrants and equipped their
soldiers. TIE South has, comparatively speaking
dore nothing State with the exception Of the whisper
We think II the speaker ad read Rcnvey the Del
tq h. would have found than isperngs In il Eds.
Of the Data and tie murmurmgs OF the True Delta, has
never raised her voice upon this important question
Boastiig, We DO, q our pubic spirit and patriotism
have had meetings and contributed not single
cat What Kind Of patriotism is thisf He wished 10 re-
fer incidentally 10 act OF Congress which he thought
had ctn,bu;td in bringing about the prescott state
OF affairs He alluded 10 The Kansas Nebraska b Pre-
vlots 10 the OF tbs easure, could obtain
a pre- enpton ishi title to public ands-uncss bona
fds scent and occupant Tue squater who conormed
the provisions Of the law night take possession
II a. much sld a. he ne ced Now tbe case was altered
wha, had been the consequence. souiherners
wiling TO en2 crate 10 country where they could not 3D.
than leo acres Of land, and where they were,
Of necessity. Gtbarred the advantage Of bringing their
negroes. What planter would go TO kansss and soe
fere with lo0 80 or even 10 negroes upon piece Of
ara which he could extend 10 than 100
He would appa TO The persons around him they would
Of uot This BIZ, therefore, while profcssug
skifo scheme 10 draw Northern immigration into the
Territory BE could not but denounce deceit and
promise 1859 ana the Kan' had tied, forever
be hculiy Did any one believe the bold assertion
No Tie politicians Who aided IN securing their pas
sage did believe H. although they attempted TO de-
uce their confiuenis INTO that belief These
scrvtd only 10 postpone the esii-an evil which has nov
become ircurable but which would 70. exist hat
the proper remedy been applied in time. (Cneers and
Missy Nr Chiffon said lac heard hiss No doubt
Nea II glsrcer ia the hall haicrg treason his brain
a voice. "kirk hsnoui') Afvepas Of New Engsndcrs,
nc would say that in conversation With OF them the
cher cay he bal been told that 70 case o. chcdty
ilst4n erfxin hxt he Tho
than New Engarcer In the city would sell their
properly and pace the mseves under the banner Of the
Moth 10 IL. the reply, aud the the better.
nut before oin the ranks he 1neny we II make
KAN ple you that will a warning 10 others
We could rot well hear the concluding portion OF Me-
Chiffon re marks, account Of the accom-
mocsors for members Of the press. aud frequent
applause Which occasionally drown cd The speaker voice.
Tic resumed his in the mcst Of much eu,husssm,
Aftor Mr. Chiffon had col Guided, Gen. Isaac s. Morse
beng loudly called ior, was introduced by the Chairman
TO The meeting ne the next speaker.
Gen goRsE said lie was drawn 10 the meeting by the
hgh character Of the names signed to the call and by the
grave nature Of the question upon which was
called 10 consider not to listen 10 high ogn 1eeamatoa
nruigc in IT, The people at last 0mirg Up 10
the true ssue the grea, necessity the cay they say
the danger they we're IN. and were resolved protect
then and SECURE their Constitution al rights Kan
fas, Which enemies were now trying 10 vrest from
- With ftrorg and bloody hand, q part A.
louisiana the citizens Of which. by the treaty Of pur.
chase wire guaranteed all the rights " the citizens
The other States Had thA, guarantee been frlaHeds II
bad not On two occasions they. ~ common with the
people CT The whole south, had been denied The
rft TO 90 INTO end ENJOY TOE common terri
tory Of the ILon eqsafty with
Nor nern States. The first time wien Southern
statesmen and politicians submitted With tameness,
IL not downright cowsrdice and servlly, 10 that ds.
grace sl yoke OF bondage, the Missouri COMPROMISED
trui,less contest Of Fix months. lie opposed
% compromses. He was sick Of that physc. Fling IL
to the eogs (ApplsGse.) The constitution nm
premise enough-fuly enough. Not jot or title
wouo he outside of that. That compromise In
it, cay. Gated isir bargain. Undcr II the south
prohibited from going nortn OF thirty thirty but
the free might far below that line they
.ko "A Iaru retv Npwar ftnls
there those who willing u submit % that ay
worse. for the sske Of peace AMI the Jnion. The
same men on the principle, woud denver up their
slaves any other property y demanded the price
Of peace ard miserable abstraction called ruion but
really and In tie an igpomlrous bondage When Cali
ornia and yexic) acquired, two thirds at least
blood and expended supplied by the
SOUTH this line extended would have excludei her
and her Institutions from the greater portion OF these
aequsrons But not content with The advantage this