New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-06

To the Editor Of The " Y. Tr6sne
SIR: subjoin several extracts from private aud
business letters received in this city from the Free
State squatters ofKansss:
From private letter, dated Lawrence Nov Z:
"The clothing is coming in very fast; three team
loads this day. Thousands OF hearts are being made
happy You have no idea how these things keep up
the spirit of all our folks.
1--WE are all waiting for election news. Orr course
is SET let rho tciH be President but we do want COL
Fremont for that Office
From letter dated Lawrence, Nov. s:
"If Buchanan is elected our hard work has only be-
gun we shall prepare Ourselves for warefare. To live
here now do, we will not; to leave here, wehave
desire 10 and shall not. You may depend upon 1t
will never back out. We have talked this matter
all over and The women and children will not even
esve-a few will, but they are OF no account:
From private hote, from the Rev. E. Mute
jr., dated Lawrence, Nov. II:
Gov. Geary is rising in Free State favor little.
But deep smothered Indignation in the hearts OF the
people burns against the treatment of prisoners
at Leoompton. We don't give up jot because Of the
failure TO elect Fremont. Freedom must win at last
and at far distant day. If her friends will stand up
and do courageeusly in this contest Send as the set
ueIs-sod men Of England.
"Yours for Liberty, H. NULL j.
From private letter dated Lawrence Nov L:
"Gov Robinson told me to-day that it was fact
that INcompte had caused Geary to be arrested for
usurpation OF office. He lie not however under arrest
now This has reference to illegal act of GeaIy in
snsnendnp Iecompte from his Judgeship because he
l,ecompte) gave bail to the murderer OF num-
Geary may prove trump yet. ~. D..
From a business communication dated Leaven-
worth, Nov. 81:
1--WE know of 300 packages Of clothing that have
already arrived in this State from the friends in the
North. God bless them"
From Horace White, Assistant Secretary OF the
Kansas National Committee, in a letter dated Chi.
csgo, Nov. %:
"Mr. --( ian agent of tie Committee), was in
St. Louis at noon to-day, route for Kansas, with
some $4,000 to be expended in provision: and general
relief.
"For the matter of the proper delivery Of ccntrbu.
tiops in the Territos would say that he has taken
memorandum of articles intended for private indvd-
mails and one of the chief objects Of his journey to
see that they are all delivered according to the wishes
Of the donors.
From a letter to DR.. Cabot from Mr.. Hurd, Sec
retary of the National Committee, dated Chicago,
Nov. 81:
"Gov. Geary we learn from reliable sources, is being
driven over to our side in a measure. The settlers
rights were being observed at the land sales Relief
vas arriving and allaying the suffering. The cont
dence that Kansas would be made Free State was
strong About so Border Ruffians came down the
river on their way home in the same boat that pro
Daniels of Wisconsin down In. Kansas Will De
| a Free State the tide has turned In our favor"
There is tide in the affairs of state which, taken
at its food leads on to Freedom. Let us take ad
vantage of it now and Kansas must and shall BE-
| free. - hh'rAi"'