The daily union., 1856-02-01

the point OF emigration we could have State ready for
admission TO the Union before they heard Of il down
South
They have seen the folly Of competing with us IN making
societies There emigration society formed after
great deal of boasng composed Of few white persons
and their negroes They founded city and gave ID the
auspcious name Of Douglas All the efforts they could
make put forth 10 build up that city and with what
result2 year ago there were two houses there. Now
there but one and of course that grog-shop And
in the matter of putting into Kansas who will vote
the pro-slayery ticket they powerless,
But have been denounced by the President though
his was covered over with veil The question Is
are proceeding In accordance with law ID is very
difficult TO find any fault with the Emigrant Aid Com
psny i is not more sectional than the Erie canal
Do catechiSe euigrants2 Not all The sayeholder
could take passage as well any one. We ask mau
any questions We are no more sectional tban any rail-
road we have in the Union. Any go we bid
him God speed and wish him we'll Ii said that these
would De traitors but have heard OF one yet
In Alabama man is starved out unless he will sustain
Alabama principles. Now, our men going out in these
large companies sustain another and continue TO do
So To show what is thought OF organization in Kan
sas il may be said that the shareholders found
inquirng where we shah form the next site so that they
may get near US to share in the increased value of the
land 1t is fact that the North be united upon one
thing-and that is making money. And money power is
the only power that is fit TO be ptted against slavery The
lecturer could not see any objection to making money in
good cause. .4...n
Though he believed in the moral power of Sharpes
rifles and that they proper to DO employed by the
men of Kansas for the maintenance of their rights he ut
ery dscamed any connexon between the objects OF the
company and the use of arms. The company had
done nythng towards the furnishing of arms That
separate matter and belonged exclusively to other par
ties. ....r....
He concluded as follows:
Are you ready stand in your places and rdn in
for glorious RESULT Even heather have set
example of heroic devotion to principle. Socrates,
condemned drink the hemlock enteaed by OF
his disciples to recant The hero replied: was in the
battles of Define and Anphpob and where my generals
placed me there Stood The Deity, greater than gen
erals, has placed herehere is my post' Since
Socrates one greater infinitely than be- has exemplifed
true DEVOTION and sealed 1t with bis death.
What is life fit for but work2 What but to stand
and fight where the Deity has placed us? The true
seeks nothing in life much woyk, hard pork for the
right and when he cannot have that he does not wish to
cuuber the ground idler. Such wokmen you peo-
pie of Brooklyn must be from your education and SYM
pathies, and know this appeal is not made in vain
The speaker closed his remarks at about o'clock but
the hour of eleven before the meeting entirely dis
persed. The interim occupied in taking subscrip-
tons. We understand that Brooklyn has taken between
$780, 900 and $4,000 of the stock which is $40 share