New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

The affairs of KaIsas stand "a. ttiis moment in a
position that impercusy demands Of every fciepd
Of Freedom little effort and little sacrifice
The darkress which for 80 many months has over
sbadowed that unfortunate Territory has begun to
disappear, aud fair pro-pect begns to dawn, tnat
by proper efforts and by proper aid aud reenfvrce-
melt furnished to the nODe men who have 50
cOurbgeOusly withstoOd the dash and peltlngs of
the pitess Storm Kansas may be secured from the
grasp OF the Border Ruflians-ooth those collected
on the frontier and those who have seats u Presi
dent Perce's Cabinet-and, in spite of 81 Neholding
conspiracy, fraud and violence, may be made II
Free State. The attempt of the Border RuIhans-
first by the sack and plllaec OF Lawrence next by
the Indictment, arrest AID Imprisonment of all the
leading Fiee-State men, and since that, during the
whole Summer, BY general system OF brgandage,
robbery and murder, extended over tho whole Ter
ritOry-tO intimdate the Frees State men and drive
them away, has proved failure. Those noble
martyrs to the cause of Liberty and the righ's of
the Free States have suffer ed all and withStood all,
aid still maintain thair ground.
Finding that those brave, enduring men we're not
"a be thus driven away, the next resort of the
Border r. pffians-n which as III their previous out
r.ges they have had the silent acquie~ence If noE the
epen support OF the authorities at Washc gt'n-
Was, to blockade the Missouri River and 10 way
lay ,be high roads Leading into Kansa-, stopping
stesmboats and airestlrg travellers, robbing Free
State men Of their arms, goods, and money, and BY
force and violence driving them back, secret
concert ofen apprreLtly existing bet@een these
robbers sud the stesmbost captains, who, hay NJ
taken fare for q transportation which thes did
not perfect, eXt0rted from their passengers another
fare for carr ing them against their will back
again down the river. By these means, till very
recently, all supplies and reenforcements to the
Fre..Sta men of Kansas have been cut off, while
the Territory has remained open to slavebolding
In migrants Even nov Missouri is blOcbsded
State 10 the infinite disgrace Of her people aud
her local Government, and in defiance of the Con-
stu. OF Of the United States, which the Govern
ment at Wash hpgton-f indeed il deserves to bs
called q Government, sDd not rather iact0us and
secuoDal cOntpracy y-Dskes not The slig ghtest effort
t. VII dcate. No Fee. State mnn eau ut thus moment
travel through Missouri without sutecting hcsclf
to be cot nuay stopped, questioned and searched,
On suspicion that he is an em ;aut bouId TO Kan
sSs; snc, ii al! thing bOuld TIN up to coGfru ttat
suspicion, OF being robbed snd ofiven back aih
insults Bat though MsscuIi cop,nues thu bl ,rk-
AIDED, yet in spie If the threats Of the Border Ruff
bSns and their Efforts 10 preyeat il, alo;her ro-d
Though Iowa h,s been optuet into Kansas and
connuuications with ihe Free State men there
hAye at last, after months of inter eruption. been
fully rte,tab ished New imm grants are begin.
uirg t. brive by this te~ route TO encourage the
Free State ntn sbesdy there and 10 strengthen
tt,ir hands. Bot this is not thug which can be
,r which ought 10 te left TO the indivdua, efforts
of volunteers. Every man, woman and child who
reads this article ought TO do something to help on
support, tucouroge aLd .u,tan this emigration,
and Qua BIT to DO that something a. once.
II must be admitted that the snly certain ard per.
marc1t reliance rot only for making bat what is of
DO le. iml ortaIce for keeping Kansas Fee state,
is to hsvo Free STATE POPULATION established In
the Territory The sla5thClders o; the border
c,m tits If Mis-ol-i who sre 80 desperate! bent,
under ihc leat of Atct son ard StrlDg Glow upon
aIptop'ih,ng Kansas 10 themselves. must be met
b. s.,-'d' - population a. dttc-uirtd for Liberty
rs by sfc for SArtr'. Now i. the time TO pour
.hst population inc Me Territory. But IS the