New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

et. containing The prisorers n ~cstody for high
wss attacked, and snrre Ddessd ~fbc~t 6dsy a
Gov Rotn,or, .hc chiyarors Dstzlss Brown 49,
Jpkn' Williams, and Oh The imprisoned bsrcss =.
at liberty: and, hnslly, the Prosasvery caoItSi y"
compton, was Assaulted and captured the Gyys,rSs
shannon ana all his Of traitors and drunken 49,
botos, ayrg before the brave SOLDIERS Of Frssfn
This s the glorious intelligence OF the lat two L.
and although L Gomez TO W 10 detached alps oy -
ersph the witer is satisfied Of ts truth from ssv
knows OF the temper and iopgchenshed puypsus, -
The people OF Kansas. So ID. real war has begas W
"F,.edoms banner torn but a,lus,
Streams NE thgDdsrc4oud U>inf ns wind'
Nptow for the people Of the Free states sAdsr
,hs FIRE states a, State. to detem ne wha. sAsl \.
the Ultimate i.sue Of this war. We must oak Ns
matter tousrely in the face; the sooner The eetss,
aao not shrink away from the responsibility insoSss
upon us. That responsibility is one OF vaa msCl-
tnde, and rnus. try TO lN ourselves up TO Il We
must either bend our neck 10 the yoke OF Sayery,
Draw the sword In eefense # Liberties The
fict IN Kansas is not only 70 decide the fac Of tie
gallant settlers in thst arof regon; IL 70 decide
gsrcby in Missouri, G-orgis, Alabama South Carolina
and ether Sites has put its forces in the field, al
now, since the war has begun in good earnest, VI
speedily reinforce them wi large additions. TIE
II g.laure of the State Of Texas has adopted sko ~
owing revolution:
On, o, NV pubs mo sys IN ss Treasury 10. s,sw
prsea ,o the Pupos " sS0ippns sSd sttns
IL viii not be long b. fore he thing IL done !,
.n he ether Slave Stste-. The dagger Of the Hsvs
Ojesrchy is the overthrow OF the Coos futiou, ey
Court chcanery and mi sry force and the pervsn;on
of TIE powers Of the Fedora Government 10 tie 60.
tablstment Of general consolidated Despotau
With their leading civi'ians-d-cipies Of Calhoun
apc Nachiavei-in The Ca'in't CouIcsb and CougreS
Hale ard th er around legions on 'he field Of BATH,
thew pursue without fal:er;ng tteu ultimate de-
siep, awaiting only suitable opportunities TO take their
necessary steps. The qucs ion 10 whether the people
OF the Free States shall preserve ittsc' the liberties
them by tn r heroic faith, 10, or vhstbsr
vile Despo,isn shall BE- reared upon the ruins Of
r. pubcan Freedom. This is quetion Of vital impor.
e., c+ 70 every citizen o. every Stale In this utioa the
decision of which will s ct the fortunes OF every man,
womsn and child in the land, and al theE poese1ty,
forever.
WIN, shall the Free States do in this gres. cr,s
The Free-State men now in Kansas, fighting tia bst.
tie. are few in number. At the highest est,msie,
there not more than one thousand hshtny nan ~
the Territory. They are badly provsooed, badly
equipped baely disci pned The enemy's country iu-
teivenes and separates them fro their fien is The
proximity Of Missouri, Arkansas AID other Slave
States enables those States to pour in their bsc a.
short notice, and comparatively little expense Their
prepaatioDs for war have been pushed with mu b
more energy than anything attempt in that line by
TIE Free. State men, ard tn refoe 10 mu,h more
forward nd efficient state Thus the enemy rsses es
every advantage; al the noble band OF freemes, wv
struget for Their lives will uDQuesionsbly be over
bce and crushed out o. existence unless they be a.
once reinforced by soldiers from the Free Stses The
plan of sending unsrmed enigrants by voluntary SUD
sciptcn TO set.le in The Territory ana vote 70 mfke
il Free State, is no. up to the present emergency.
Voluntary subscription can never be dsrended on
where the amount necessary "a be raised IL ~ Iarge
and the necessity of sc'ion 80 urgent as IN tos case
And moreover, such measure confempmtes Pefe-
full adjustment, whereas the sword has ssresdy peen
invoked 10 settle all matters in dispute, and noS AZ
work. Everything conspires to enforce the oonvston
upon every honest mind fhst there il bu one couse
for the Free States to pursue If they really mean 70
do sny.bmg 20 save Themselves from impending CO
lamities, and that course they should take,
without the slightest h.si:arcy aod pur.ae
without shadow Of tuI ing Let the Governor OF ,ne
Stete of Ohio Ysue proclamation tor q opecis oes-
sion of the L. gisatuIe and let the enroiie' 'o "
that State march out to Kansas "by suthor'v, ana
meet the enemies of the Republic on the field wae'.on
they have chosen to strike thtlI hrst oloS e' iyV
men be al once espefcoed AFTER this tasn"; nn
strongly oispOeed to think that Gov Chase Ju 'he
man 70 in aug urate this grand movement whasuch N
amy a. Ne cou rally to his standard nom the ood
yeonspr, Of Ohio be could Conquer the whole S)u'h.
Bot, let the Governors Of lows, wisconsin, spi 81
the NtwEngland States. proc, ed to follow the exam
pie Of the Governor Of Ohio. Let 100 900 u the full
blooded freemen OF the Republic stand ready, within
two months time, to march, a. moment . noace, ~
States, the liberties Of the people, the in-
tegry OF the Constitution, and tho csu'e
Of God and humanity. Such movement
as This would very speedily sette the whole oas'
donpsrc y to the Free-State parry in every Free
State. IL would impress upon every mind the fact
that the contest was indeed, between the Free Stats
ard the Slave Ststes--as between our own country
and g foreign foe-snd the patriotism o. the Free
States would he enlisted ngsinst the enemy.
Tie merct nsiy traitors at the North, WHO defeod
the aggIessons Of Slavery for the sake Of Office snd
the profits of tgsde, would be swept away by the TOT
nado OF excitement and enthusiasm which l. woad
awaken They would all fly the country. The people
of the Free States from Maine 10 PenDsylva' ia, woad
mike the wekin ring with shout, for Freedom; and
The entire North end West would be consolidated into
one con pact body; while the Slave Power, bid aud
desperate a. ]. appears to be, would cover and sink
away from the storm which, by its reckless audscity
il would have evoked. This is By al signs the meas.
ure for the hour. VIII 1t be adopted God grant ~
dH9uH 2, isS. HAhrDEN
THE PEOPLING OF KANSAS.
The National Kansas Committee have fully orgal-
lied and entered upon their duties. The PIE ,ident,
Thsddsus Hyatt of New-York city, and the Financial
Agent, DIR. s. g. Howe of Boston, have ust returned
frt The borders of Kansas having made
FOX efficient operations in the Territory, aud tbs
IoI.e, BY tho appointment Of good agents. We are
Low prepared to receive end forward any funds OF
articles thet may be donated in aid Of tle Oppressed
free State We soleit the immediate cooperation
Of every friend Of Kansas, and request local iocsie,
to forward ht;r fund. immediately, Is We are pre-.
pareo to use them economically and Ell cta,y in shs
forwarding OF persons and provisions 10 Kansas. All
moneys should be rent 70 the officers OF tho Kansas
oigahiZatoLs OF the respective States, % 20 IL. ID.
He'd, Ssorst&ry National Committee, Chicago, III.
The main purposes Of thi- organization, and for
which it is urged TO Immediately rsse and forward
IN Dr., are:
First: Tie retaining Of al actual Free ss,tler ID
Ken.as. For tbs purpose it is necessary thst We
should furnah thtm with provisions and clo,h n8. In
com equence Of the 0ubsges perpetratsd by 10 egn
bsn1s Of ProSlsyery men many are destitUt Of the
bect Of life, and women and c,ildr-o With
ont clothing, and IN many cares without habstons,
which must be supplied to them befo G the eomog
Winter; in order TO 40 this ak the ladies In every
town AID iehborAoo also 10 organize IN ronren.