New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
KANSAS.

Il
rom Kansas. gives rs some interesting dsssils Il
the present utter prostrs.ion Of the Free 6tsss
peovis L. all the Eastern or pOpulous portion Il
the Teni,mv. While no Free-Ssste man can paAs
m the Mu,our. River and enter Kansas without
peri, to his Hfe-sn act, cannot, II known 10 be
F,ee-etate, enter Kansas through Missouri ct ALL
the Pro Slsyery party are pouring in all they car
influence, rrsder the expectation that Toombs and
| Douslss's bill will be crowded through the House.
aud that they viii soon Asvn legal opportunity 10
make Kansas Sisre State, BY fair o. foul z-sns.
| The following eIho-taton " rlacarded throughout
Western Missouri: 49,
KANSAS TO d. HAZE A STATE
MssoURrANs, 10 YOUx DUN
Hnsy be regarded as cer,nu tbrt the b to o'ysa.
ize a State Constitution in Ksn'as VIII has uot
By tis bill ali who are residea.i Of Nensas on tbs
Of AaSS win be tSti,lsd tsS, hs, y. cue ses,Dy ~
EVER Abolhiopist that can be ltfi wiz Ss there.
VIII Missouriars be there to meet As,u,
II is ,our duty to move at once.~-a Ne yoarseivcs
,,sttlers-set the right to vote-and ycs vii mus Sc
u5e to al homes. men the right to live NJ h"'si'
Missouri
tenss at stake, can come from Bo.ton, Val mo- Mh-
ina. who have .ksir all q stake % willing 70
chauxr their seighborhood, fes this 10 ~ ySu do IN
moving 10 Kassssi Who viii hesitate
You Nave the right to go-h your dirty TO go
your interests prompt yoa to se-your ve3 8ce''''S
compel you to go -.
Go then at once-be there az ss.tlers--b ~fshcre to
be enroll. d-be thsre to vcte, ssd thus scve your
7 We are glad to- see all sround rs preparing to
move Knowing that the day e. the hnsi strug.
: gle has come, they do not hold back. La os1ers do
I then duty and We are saved
/ while TIE Southern Bnsede (" is overhaul
ing every upward going steambces and forcing back
81 whom they cn :" hbolitoris.s "a hat is,- alf
who sre in favor Of making Knnsays Face Ststei-
and Southern FULLER armed TO the teeth, in sqrsds
are patrolling al the Eastern part CT the errtcr,
o7e,hauling, abuting pfu,derng and (if esistcd)
numbering, the Prostate nen creep ab, nut ra-
armed and spirit broken, and are lesvirg the Ter
rito-y BY scores. They have appealed to Gen.
PersiSY F. Smith, and he tells thern'he can gracts
no esco,ts; that he cannot guarantee them saety;
and f they unite to protect .hernseives, he shale
be Obliged, by his ordery to aisarm snd disperse'
them. Their condition is mach altered for tho
worse since be superseded Sumner Is command. .
ant in Kansas.
.-Mssnsime, the Pro- Slavery party carry every
thing with high hand and are making the most or
their advantage. COrident thai Buchanan will DO
chosen President, they consider Yaas.s ss good ~
secured to Slavery, If they can only hse? up their
efforts for few months longer. Tho following
eircula, fiOm the Georgia portion OF Buford's
brigade will show how they expect tc-Se sustain ed
till November:
GEORGIA COLONIZATION MIEveHG.
A met ting Of the emigrants from Georgia. held or
the let Jay, near kansas City Missouri wss on ssn,
Cart. John j. Grant Vice Presceai; A.S Ham ilton
was req usted to act an Secretary he oeieet the
meeting being exps ineaby Capt Cook, The sllo wing
preamble and resolutions were read end.Vnanm ousy
adopted:
colony Of deossn. should be planted In the TsiI,os Kan.
a'sss there are many patriot sons Ct eer snow
in ne ws hi q sou sasn s s
sspabe Of reldenns ter decree e tho 90 tuon OF
scss they have 5sses5 stssss to@sp
iops as an hoposbls could be manfa sho have
: .as 1 ssl :i =, s
s srS in,ntion. are to drive oy ever,
soutbesner who has dared give Iubrty to @ pripeps'
Rs.s;osi That consideration Of iss sssse lated facts
e0rsans, do orssni,s ourselves 1to nG with hs
Of Kspss Territory and, furthermore the re eDtsvss Of
9asTsd That we have ali sSst eaEy do
DS e. ssSsS cur P y sosSas
yo will s be able TO maintain the suPrsas OF southern
R6ossA That appeal to yc-- g asHS would b
broth sstaDes in hs ey pl trea6 To- and feel
ash that appeal VIII be hessdapS ~ dsd BY all true
Georsans. -
RasolsrS 4tb That have chosan Capt f. NJ McGes Of
Missogr and Capt - Jones Of Gee5t TO- tho State
receive all 5liions that 0sorgsns feel disposed
nab futees that Cspe Mepse A tho confidence Of
ell Nho 10 wsrurheMted AaS inef and has hos
piAby and Literally sded TO ths OF hs means
ali Southern men who have emlgsHa the Territory end
tfAe commend him TO you q paa2 whom you cannot
sSsw too much poet.
Hssd 5b That came haIs TO- 10 fend and further the
iaut Of Slaseyy and though sosSa prove
iuty South State we VIII no ov Ia
SsSoutheIDera
Read red 6h That ooh 81 eossns = brothers in
his ussie. a feel assured thstasy will cont.sue
the do I'd positon M hsreotors
defenders Of Southern ssis By xiyiax
which 10 necessary 10 success. - =
IoH N COUc1, President.
" giant Camm.tee.--C. Fatt psw xss H. r B.ber J.ss
Hol mes, Wu- Csruthsrs, DR.. J. Y. skASaA
On motion, the meeting sdj0JrpeSi.
Mar Kasszs CRY NO. JAY !, 1885,
Things look dark IN Ksnsas jr 1t now, but her
day will Jet dawn. Tho Peoris Of tie Free States
will not desert her.
THE CRUSADE. AGAINST aYEEDOM IN
KANSAS.