New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-13

- 70 No character. ,,.,, -, ,,,a, - rsu.
~ A.. uous people, and o'c'V' 'n' ,''N' w TN
-, and keep TIE Sahb''h f'rcrcnuy o""1'
.r.sha tscy bave oibe eiaFeF' anu >u''"J 'cpo'''
=, s>s yong. 1bs 10 ~pec'Ai' me c7'9 VII" '''0
-. % sy.grunts who have their "ives and chit
=. 9TH them They tcnperanc, men; n'-Ih
- moral. nd dns rous snd rafnest men, who would
ssle good ctlzess my where. They form the most
,.~srus patty; ard from th.u NUMBER onc their
sanss character, naturally give tone to the "no'o
c,orst,sn H. their louIn Ia the camp, tie un'ef'
s,ses did no witness, by night o. BY day any ara"
q pAne, or caiousipg, DISORDER Of any KIM a"d
W., t.y b. icvc III It the great majority OF ire en'
mart are esr1e,t and hones. men, fully un
-y.A tbe nportabco Of heir position ma d't ru'neo
- 4. ,otl,,o which will oishonOr t S@me wld young
.u Aava let and rome still rem4in, but the nat
val eYnherepce Of iher sse reINes'td or h'athoiy
uos ,6sd by the sobrety OF those IN mature HE VINO
asI the p,sst mpoitai ce OF their pOstoo, aid the
rinsl postur Of the expedr on.
I.am.et,rc ,f the leaders which was atcnded by
ne upde,si.n n,d the sff,irs Of the cuigTaoh were
ascsssed ard esolutiors for action adop'e', ~tn the
nssi .. RI, CT orcer and decO'um. IL wes he'd ID
mOve With 10 canop, but loaves and no carpet olt
fhr sysss There vas speakers dfek' and Lone OF
TIE nessl insignia ,f authority; but the ioy ossns
and rtsolute oks of the leaders, Us they Sf"oi WIN
Su,sed arms srouno The toSeilpg form Ot the" ciei
gave m@os Dg uteIes to TIE -oene aud c'ie' 10 hnu
pr,.re shch We form Of the pilgrim fat ler5 III Inc
s,c&p fine.
L., will be seen that this large body IL composed
mshl, of men Of intelligence and re'pectabity; that
n eir rgregsting in such numbers is not the resoc
II s,y Or, vous concerted aoton; that IL naturally
sr.w cut of the Obstacles placed in tne way OF emit
eIsnon that but for such obstacles several of the
psstes would hav gone long sgo quietly into Kansas
Mat even DOW the party is very mperfect'y AIMED;
Rst Il bad no previous military organic 4flon, and
nss If now obliged 10 take measures TO arm and or.
gssizt for Their future progress, it will only be be-
ssase there is armed and organized opposition TO their
maintaining their clear right of entering and settling
d ,bs Territory.
II may be- regarded unfortunate that the party
were taneJ IN Iowa by the raised By Cot. Lane,
es tbOueh bis immediate foo@ ers were only fourth
of the whole puubcr, yet as be WIS man OF sor1o
sotsIiety-ss he had made his preparations wl'h COM
siderable Aourish-as te WAS, moreover, very active
AID Jealous, and is contd red q brav5 and skltll
military lesde1-he naturally obtained Considerable
hHsenee over the whole and the congregatcd party
cnne 10 be known TO the country as Lanes E1pe
dhon " This placed !. in f4re post on before the
". r,b, wh.re men were not prepared )t srped ,nd
&x. for calling it q military or .fbibpacr'ag eXpe-
d,ion.
TfeIe was the further disadvantage that bands OF
p tes end arrest Lsne on the charge Of treason, and
di re the company under pre'ex of law tor thog-n
The most Of the fearless of Open enc mes they
arr aInos superstOus in their dre 81 Of anything in
tbe shape of law
Ties things we're seen by the principal men some
ZINE AGO and were admitted by Col. Lane, who
though Datura, very dtsrous of thJashns the 8or
tei Ruftians and believing be could thrash the n II
t7ey not than five to one Yea has the cause
sd KaIsas at heart. He earnestly sOlci ed to re
nsip behind p TIE States and finally consented, most
reiuo sDy 10 do go; and the eml!rants crossed nto
Neorasbs under the guidance of SIR. Dlcsie Of 70
p. a. who had b. tn choseI leader by g neral n5en'.
Gel. L7I T. however, extort ID q pledge that II the
Es-ourlans should attack the expedition while yet
rear II bontier of loSa, message thould DC sent
instantly to him, that he might JOIN the tray, If 1t were
o. cou,in"n soldier.
The undelsgrtd used what inhu'nCe they could to
make d the c"ntnua ce of this srrangom NJ by
vOrcng Col L-re 10 go 20 far il to the S.ses that
would be Daiiiesly mp sslble for HIM to have aty-
thing to % with tho expedition unf7r any crcun
stsits; they testify to his reluc anct To 90
where he could rot haze hand in the fight, If one
shspld be forced upon the engratts He 70 rather
q soldiers view, ard fesred some iDputation upCn bis
brewery, to'got'ul that true courage should make
man brave any opinions for the sake Of righteous
saase.
Spch was the actual condition Of this emigration
On the lat day of July. They would wait the week
oat snd If to Their application Tor es
e,rt or # the apswer should be IN svofable, then
a 4 tka,,l
vel a. they could
The revolutions adopted in solemn conc'ave OF the
ksds,s thst, II opposed by MlHsouuanS t'ey
voulo fight their way fowarc that II met by united
Sates tr ops they would persSt in their clear rgh of
s1vsrcrg, arms in hand; II opposed by force, they
~wend pot pse thtr arms. yet would not yield tQem,
bo, retire upon free sol and wal, the action OF th6
several States whope citizens they are and whose pro-
Secton they will ceim
II they can cross the frontier, 'hov will immeds'ey
enter upon claims erect their log b"uscs, and fJrm
line Of Free State settlers n ng the line 20 Topeka,
bot poueh mutual prov ectipn. The way Will
u Q, be opened ard the tde Of en grafton can pour
Sn; but they must have encouragement and AID sui
Asept 10 overcome the obst .cle material and moral
which have been placed the way, aud the effect OF
Wbi,h viii be ielt for 3 lorS time.
In either case continued and ample did VII be
NEEDED ON the Free stAes cor the cmigrauts do
Nttle for their tlain'Cnsnoe this year. and viii
soen lack meups of support Though many OF them
vent ont of their own scco,d. and had pledge of
ussstanoe from home, yet c.rcumstince have arisen
which paca them in the situation Of champions OF
Fre Stote Il lhts AID they should be maintained in
tbeir posltob.
UsSg 9.di:=:siry circumstances more ad would nov
=, ,.or;r,d and # gwen osten.at ou.ly, nigh: be