New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
KANSAS.
TIE MONUMENT FOR ITS LNSLA Az l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LAST MANIFESTO
From Tie No O,ieans Picayaaf. No. :.

ET0ngT Tie ker-fF',Gns Picgt hHf -'Si+ %
Gen. Whitfield. the deleeate-elect to Congress
from the Territory Of Kansas, /, n0N I'D 'ns cry,
and stops AT the ST. Charles Hotel. Ills onl -ctS Ia
yi,itrp The South AZ this time are frankly disclosed
j., n, following circular addressed {, the people 81
the South stating the condition and Inc leeds o Tue
people ot that region. The measures sugges'tu are
IN lie IA ure Of Lew precautions against
which may be attempted upon southern hoer-
ali.y-and the consequent injury 10 meritorlous
cause. The subject is worthy al Inc SERIOUS con-
sideraiion of tie southern people:
10 The PEOPLE or HE SOUTH.
II our address to you in June last we advised you
Of chr selection by the Pro Slavery rar'y OF Kansas
Telriory 10 manage THEN affairs 70 advise our friends
abroad If Locts!tits and TO control anu dsburSe
sU drcs which might be- contributed ipr our aid.
We ten advised you OF our need OF funds b assist
our settlers, who, 10y the constant outbreaks Of the
tbo,iiioLisis had many Of them, bCea robbed. all
bc,n p,even ed from engaging IN their ordinary pur.
sni,s Since that time the ate OF octdal civil ia
which we have been involved has Increased the DIS
tress Of our People and but fr III uDexamlle1 iber
ly of Individual citizens of Territory and OF he
border couples of .s-ouri, large portion OF oar
ctzons mus: have been compelled 10 abandon the
Territory. Among those to whom aid Wa given were
many OF the emisTan,s foU the Southern States. who
from TIE slate Of ngs which had existed since their
arrival bad been unable 20 obtain CHp ymout.
Thee, with ether incidental eXpenses atteniDy III
lse rebellion, ia which bad at our own cost +" arm
O. equip for our cccns' have iaeu heavily lpon on
friei Dis We could bot wall for contributions from
dis;ancoa fe - nObc spirits stepped forward and all
Ielctd u bat ed-an amount FAR beyond th-l
UIopOItiln. II i but gst that hey should be- repaid
Not o. ~ have large amounts been advanced which
should he refu.d,d Tut ~ viii sill be Necessary to
fur ;sh assist nee . many our settlers during the
coming Winter Many If them have not only been
kept ont OF o plo ment prevented from raising crops
but have Lad ifeir lt"u,es burned; theic property
even TO Their clothing stoln; their stock driven Off
and are left oepepdent on their teDds for bread
I'D shelter Though poor they arc devoted to South
eIn righs-ee ready to make any s7critce II st
To tsk Heir lives in their Ceicnse. They need assist
auce ard should be enabled 10 their homes for
richly have they deserved il.
We thore'ore again call YOU 20 contribute 1t
Ne Of Your abundance We need not cite you to the
lavish contributions by enemies TO furnish an
amy for our expulsion. They have no interest at
,lale, oily malice 10 gratii,. You Who have your
oil at stake must be sensible % the nccessy OF acton
Le prepared TO do Your duty
We have heard that collections have been made by
ya,iou- rclsor claiming to be authorize by rs aud
il is r.ported that large amounts nave been remit Cd
TO us Nv our Southern fienos Though individuals
who Ia, e lev tr made any port to US and hence
becomes Necessary that We should say, that We have
Teycr empowered any pOsOn to receive und' i"r W.
in arv State cave Missouri, except Col. Buiorc Cl.
B,ker tnd Cart johnson Of Eufaula Ala aud w.
Jorcs. esq. OF kansas; and up this m 1rncnt, from
al the Ststes except Missouri have only rc'eved
the following suus and through the following per-
-Ons: ,,.,