The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23

far to search the In senssnce doom
isupon In every hope 10 every relation which bads
Ms 70 e-t upon Charleston itself and pom all she
Ioss Mnnssota, Wisconsin, oAifornia-she has
hsve Ksnsas She has had thirty years its COLOMBIA
ton bat not step has she moved TO its accom- psh-
offered TO she suth The Missouri restriction is str,sen
c and lies open to advances. The sleeping
lion o. ses ma. ambition aa - .uaGsny sws.e ssss
the battle fed on which shah be solved the question Of
fate One ago the sissture Of Massachusetts,
voted i've million dollars to send eniGrants to Kansas.
Hexry Ward Beecher 10 his oharo oh has elected
thirty thousand dollars. It said that Gov. Chas OF
Ohio has offered 10 equip hres regiments, and, but
few days ago, pfopos offered to the Msssa,hu
TO raise two regiments OF armed men to
hurl bacA slavery Ksnsas Massachusetts has taken
an active par. In question She b,asts her welh,
nsty of her commerce; but abe should rsmem
that its largest PROFITS rose from he avs trade sne
has sent back poor psuper women from her soil 70
tteiI dsscate novels Ia lreland-she whose Legislature
ho~g den Of fAnacs-sae, III, sen . 70 represent
under the flowers and gArlnds Of historic deAdiest
ing and who're sptest euogy is the tiile-a pot-
cal turncoAt.
What are We to dol L,ok on the map for Kansas.
the post she occupies The North bas sixteen states
the South fifteen 10 United States Senate the North
casts two votes ws the Hcuse Of Representa-
absolutely Of thu North Give them Ksnsas-they
have two more votes in the ssIats and the whole coaa
try becomes aboitonized The same cry sw'lis from
Maine to Iowa. no more slave SsasesW l. gees forth
om the pulpit is the buEaen Of the teachings ia the
le Let thar cry be the precursor Of success
utterera and farewell the bright anticipa ioas, the
fond dreams for the fuJ.re of Southsrn ssuons,
which looked forward to clog ed in the
aims et Southern conederacy and proudly deiynv toe
Kansas lies ~ the very gate the Weston the
Of the great Pacific Rarosdshe stands cut very Pc
montory the Urion. II free Institutions gain footing
on her so--if she added to the of fanatics:
then follow Missouri end A-kanfas-all to a5,litionism
the West Not through the Inoian territories
through Iowa.: is swept back and en'ompassei lite
rally, absolutely.
~ frood ella via
in Kansas to-day The question regards that EXISTENCE
We would cherish ard defend it. party thee would
crush it. Yet their TIN Dph would be not merely pNty
success but the first verdict in the great qustl)n OF
Sou bern Emancipation. Whas TO DO He IL viii
fully bind who not those hands ou,sreschsd TO- ad
who marks those events which sweeping on-:n
the h,nble consequences OF Which he, with all would
a man, woman, chile, rich poog man, who
would escspean wond be swallowed up ia the deeaaul
dotD Look at Hay and Jamaica for tins signs OF epan
eiI aiion ccurtedesoated homes, abandoned estates
universal degredsn. History records it's deeds 10
letters Of blood
The quea,i n must end in of two results-peace
II the former, will the South shrink from issue
Of pe4ce Who is lukewa,m in the question of election
And ,he the ballot yours BY law of right
OF numbers II The issue shall &c war; the blood vii,
lie upon the haes OF the viostos Of thelsv This Nor IA
vas in f0iy Evsy man was Urging on. on the cues
vective ard denunciat n War was not certain, ~
very probable. Would you shrink from thas2 Il
ycers; but lot them be en-, to-, such men =, fey
days ago tome Of sAW ~ tie railway depot GetIg out
en- their gea. rnsy ro ngs noIss ana n9oe rh re-
were but anoful-but what has not handful doues
They young Ct intelligence OF abiisy-araone
th, IN were merchants, profes final men, mechanics
heats of 1ohi y and boro whose lot God prospect
ty have cast in that far distant land. Should the colt
sion Come viii you shrink They say the North they
win tu slavery like curse backward at The poots
their rifles. Ytu IL tbreats-wheIe is tnat spi
which has shore any fields that i. does not answer
thtmS
The speaker then the following ract Of lser
from q CaIolinisn in KarsAs:-
Most be conversation POW Of Pc Tics and Of the m2s
MIR k ard even soDr fok would t1pk tao paD Ahe
:ss ns
@ a.
soS sn ss
lo,a hiss sSsa out r she y mighty
KEPT northern hrsass ,ha ne Aid society
tse ol'he States Send to u.s. few hSoarsd tom
Goo intended it. slave and Southern state
Such is the appeal nom one Of your o=n sons suoh
the petit that f'cm his heart whose ute an;e
is quickened perhaps by the crack Of o SharpA rifle.
Another letter, eao the speaker, should be read II is
from Who has han once been called to one Ct
the highest efces in the Union, gentleman whom res
pect al esteem have followed his re tracy and
gallant tor in the cause Of the south want
feeble eui.gy. 1t Written By Gen. David R. Atcoi
to gentleman In this city, VIII Sc son was VITA hi
and Int er his care - 49,
Your sen ard h friend are now under the same roof
me AID ns9 q p hsy aays
hvs s.. nsphews e tcys AZ OF hem can SoS but s
hesd ihree q Ave- at hundred yards then
% s roe sn s ssas " whs1 hey them
are fl LOT 3S and n sa SAys w &c
not deserve mis- appel alton
those q us who called The b1ar ~ are ms ss
VIZ g.
and ~ hs n ,oDa of o. fOuh
care Or ny gallant Young nepss
not an ga s ss osd am n
mcst tor cyl We abolition press $50, pc believed Sn y
haIs' vim be Of any bel eft to ycur be has i
Such is the ut,eIsnce Of the border rufhsns" to
brief story faid tie speaker, occurred to him. A
hirg, in The ocen tins returning from the wars Ia
Palestine TO his home in Eur pc. he bold : al
registering soldier, and his bravery led him at Las. 20
capture and imprs pment He was long time saut
by his enemies but at lei 9Th the ladies IN his owp coun
try heard OF his durance, srd pawned thier jewels
| the that would release the captive king. Wha'
would tie CT South Carolina do 10 their
| ffom The do ON Of oi'ionismy
Thole .bor de1 rufiansn these brave men who have
sIiven n bly, and alone in our defence; who alone
have oied upon the cloud of darger tina. Covered hes
WY Kansas, hen they msIk the torrents that are
pouiiEg from the Norh and zee the South apathe ic
ard Ill mter g, moving not limb in deencs of her
rshtswh,n they this, these men may well cry out
sipst gratitude Let IL be Let ap
resIs fall upon cold ard hearts unsympa hizi ng
Let tbs rgnts in lines by 20 jealousy guardsd
! he sbs hted now.
1t is SAID This Kansas Association is better than tie
In grant Aid Societies Of Massachuse,t its pur
poses ERE equally alike DO these obectors desire Ksn.
for tie south Have they at heart the interests Of
the Sou,hY Heaven baa marked out opi m as our
oespy unes the South IL earnest in the objects OF this
Association. But do we sic by talkirg2 While ve
thus occupied he movement at The North is urchstgd
Banks is firm in the Speakers chsir- denuDcisI9ns
against slavery daily hurled forth in the halls Of Con-
gess the determination TO crush 1t out grow
ing inner. There is one wsy to meet this issue, aud
that have told you Where is the heart that would
say, this is the aboliti5nists would do II this
Tie speaker would say tel out slavery Let it go-gve
up every ihrg in Coos name, II issue, such
mighty issue, is met with fuca colapes. But he Iepel.
lee ths insult upon the Kansas Associstin OGe grand
purpose was al s heart, and thst the interests
the soutb your homes and all hat is dear to you;
IL eernest and honest Efforts 90 MT Gis-
courage with faint and dsprtng scquescerce. STA
very in Kansas is institution Of that landshe Pre-
scents proclamation has declared the acts OF the
gisla uIe have affirmed 1T Add whus the North strain
ing every to drive out the post Of the South
nee un0er the banner the law Your duty az