The daily union., 1856-01-31
ApoLIrIoSrsrs in raE SOUTH.

probable efforts making by the abotoAiss organize
antsayery force in the southern States In
with the organization al the North. The develop.
abundant to prove that such efforts being
made and that the organs Of abolitionism greatly
cousged in their warfare upon the South by the informa
ton communicated 10 them by the missionaries in their
service the South But it Is not yet certain whether
these missionaries employed and paid by organ
lied association such us the Massachusetts, Emgrant Aid
Society," whether they merely the agents OF the jour
nails TO which they communicate their aspersons upon
southern men and institutions these
suggestions invite attention to the proofs below from
which 1t win be seen that abotonsm not limiting its
exerons either within the free States or Kansas but that
its footprints clearly dscernble in the very midst Of
the Shareholders Our proof is taken from the New York
Tribune and therefore viii be at recognised as au-
thentc We begin with editorial which appeared in
the Tribune Of January 30, as follows;
TopAys pvryoar southern correspondence Is partic-
ularly rich to-day. We give three lettersone from
lucky, from Alabama and from Mssouri every
of them written with that genuine eloquence which
only inspire. There part of professional duty
and prerogaye which gives us so much pleasure thus
give voice through columns to those natives
holding States and residents in them who only can
medium there through which TO address public
who, IL such medium could be found would write or speak
only at the peril Of their liyes.
Each Of these letters goes confirm what we have
often asserted there at the South no lack of men, in
cluding the informed and reecng part the
munty ready to take ground the they
find It safe to do We of the North be callous in
deed il neglect these appeals coming to US
out Of the house Of bondage from the slaves from
the nominally eeappeas to stand firm In this great
emergency. We fully agree with Alabama correspond
ent, that Kansas to be the battle ground where the
question OF freedom slavery for this nation to be de-
III
the North prove to her professions would
demonstrate her inability to govern herself and would us
f all the domination assumed by her savedrying task
masters May God speed the right, says Alabama
correspondent and aid the friends of humanity that JUS
ce ha triumph everywhere, and slavery only be known
of the darkest pages in countrys hsoryp If the
entire North knew says Missouri correspondent 'how
many hundreds of thousands Of the people the States
would rejoice in God to slavery forever restricted
constitutional limits they would lay aside all local differences
and fix their eye the broad plains and beautiful valleys
of Kansas and Nebraska and at march unbroken
phaanr TO their redemption from the blghtng mldew Of
slavery
" So much for correspondence apropos Of which
give the following extract from Washington letter in
the New York Courier and Enquirer paper ertany
to be accused of any ultra anti-slavery views;
me it appears evident that the people Of the north
States Of the real condition of things in
Kansas believe that without large supplies Of men, money,
ammunition, and will take place there
the spring. This message will greatly sggravate ag
gessive and violent spirit Of the Missouri borderers II we
neglect until the spring opens the great duty reinforcing
people, the opportunity for defence will been lost
think know something Of the character the with whom
would do precisely what they DONE now state nv
conviction that civil about be
of which the object the part the aggresso will be
the determination Of the settlers the Terri
tory their expulsion from Its SOIL Atchison and String
fellow openly declare themselves prepared greatest
excesses and every OF this deporabe
furnishes proof that they will have the Of
cutting their plans uness timely provision be made for
nc defe iuu X
"Shal these appeals be fully answered? Shall not
Kansas be defended and rescued? No time ost the
performances Of this great duty Whoever share in
1t should be ready to act at once"
The following extract from the letter Of one of the
travelling abolition missionaries referred 10 in the fore
going
1t should be great to those aboring in
behalf Of freedom that there many among
holders, who wish the institution dead. find those
everywhere who would emsncpate my if Others
would do the same Intelligent that Institution
Is curse them. They often tell we are at least
seventy hundred years behind the free States in
intelligence and enterprise Of the people, and in respect
the and sciences and every well acquainted n free
and slave States must admit this.
Till had travelled extensively In the sisve States had
idea Of their weakness how poorly prepared they
colonize any country The Of the planters who
lazy to work, furnish few 6lbusters who will go u
tAsy commend and New Orleans has any time few
how sparse is the population here compared with
free States how must OF necessity home keep
the blacks In subecton how they hard
ship, fatigue, and selfdenia understand that the
free States have thousand TO the advantage.
at 10 lsugbabe to see how the South for years has
brought the free and giant North kiss very dust from
the feet of the Shareholders by the magic effect Of whisper
about the dissolution Of the Union The dissolution OF the
Union would be the death c he South. She has everything
TO fear from such event. while the North, East and West
with all their elements OF strength unaffected would oude
the storm not Of those who wish for that event.
the South the party that should make great sacrifices to
prevent II.
have just finished journey Of nearly 400 miles up the
Alsbama rverrom Mobile this place. the capital Of the
State. This noble river In the centre Of the State and
through region Of unsurpassed fertility would N II we're
free State, be lined with Hourhng villages and cities and
it's broad bosom covered with the fruit. Of their industry
As Is In that whole distance only passed three or four
'one horse towns they called here These villages
generally composed Of two grocery stores which
only groggeries to misery and desola
ton far and In this region there tens o
who cannot read or write Hundreds Of miles may be ,rv
ersed With only here and there cburchteeple gladden.
the eye. The mighty this great State are all
pudeveoped for the OF free men TO attend 10 the work
And yet Heaven and earth be moved 10 bring the
OF slavery and It's demorazng Influences over the plains Of
Kansas.
May God speed the right and aid the friends OF hu
manity, that Justice shall triumph everywhere and slavery
only be known Of the darkest pages In our counry
historyr
The following extract from the letter Of Mssourian
completes the proof saduccd by the Tribune:
"As live in Missouri the midst Of the Yebrss
h excitement and have the Of being very we posted
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