New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

and pre- pared TO defend the rights OF the South.
what bave heard OF Col. Busord, 1 .aon,..a h,,
better general than to axe company Of nee TO Kan.
sos e''"'" dr"S, undsr present circumstances The
ola nan was thrown Oh his guard by my reuarks and
taking me 10 be all right on the Niger - rsnBs3
with wink and cunning look, "Ah, we know vhst
We are about. We don't intend 10 6sh. til the rob,
time comes and then we will be furnished With A.,
" the General Government. We expect % FIGHT Nh
is Necessary; but We intend to be on tie nsh, s;da
and then Uncle Sam will furnish us gnbs.' IT,.
verf his identical rSrds.
Men of Judgment and reason men skiled in lo.r
ard inference and conclusions yea, and men Possessed
of hut the commonest discernment What, ash doe.
this indicate Knowing what has subsequently, taken
place what are We to inferl Does il not show thu,
the whole scheme of Buford and his party wac con.
coeted. planned and maiured IN Wasktagtoai Or Il
not concocted there fully understood and approved
by the Slave Power thereby Pierce and hs sd-
yiers-and the whole thing arranged before
hand that these heartlJss wretches should have
placed in their hands the Governmen: arms,
and should act under prete1t OF Government
authority 70 butcher "subdue' and clear out" the
Free-S.ate settlers in Kansas What else can be in
ferred And if this be tue, should not tho President
be impeached Indeed, maintain thai, aside from
this moot suspicously Infamous proceeding the acts
and the want of acts on the part OF the President
toward Kansas during the last three months are such
as 10 call for and demand his impeachment, and it
ought to be done without delay. And along with him
the infamous Lecomp.e the Jeffries Of this age and
this country, should be brought instantly before
Congress and made to feel the lashes and the ndig
nant scorn of an outraged country. Why don't Con
grtss act =! Why don't the North act
II is teegraphed here that the Massachusetts, Legs
la,ure has voted $50 900 for Kansas WhI.s eco 900
in the present emergency, and for q StGte TO vote
Why Buiord himself gave $50 900. The South hiss
sent more than tco hundred thousand dollars already
net TO Kansas, but into the border counties Of Ms
souri-and will send double that amount within the
next three mouths Do you ask what for will tell
you for have got hold of the secret To buy Kan.
ga, lands, 1t is understood by those in the secret and
confidence of the Slave Power at Washington that all
the b. st lands in Kansas are to be brought into market
sometime this Summer; and the Southern Ogarchy are
to have enough deposited in the neghborhoodtc
buy them all up. The thing is KEEP. dark Nothing is
said about il in the papers, and is seldom mentioned
i'll public speeches; yet it forms An nader-eurrem
throughout the South; agents at work, and thou
sands Of dollars are being subscribed, collected, aud
carried III and deposited with the banks and response
bic merchants in the upper counties of hssoan. The
Free State men and Northern Squatters" are oil to
be driven out of the Territory and the way cleared
beor, the land offices are opened The first act in the
drama Of clearing out the Abolitionists" has just
been concluded. You know how successfully. |
speak what do know this is the last desperate effort
of the SlavePropagandsts 10 Kansas and they
are determined to carry it through, backed, as they
are by the powers at Washington Once they get the
lands, they have got everything. This anybody can
understand.
Men Of the North! Men Of money and means
Shall this be done But is there no way to stop this
internal game Cannot Congress do it Why should
the lands in Kansas be hurried into market why
brought into market at aor at least for five years
Cannot railroad bill be passed by Congress, that
would put stop to il Our whole system of selling
public lands before they are occupied by actual
settlers s all wrong, aud most runous 10 the new
States. 1t benefits nobody but spectators AMI land
sharks Let il be stopped, henceforth and forever Ia
all tie new Territories and States call upon the
Moth and upon the friends of Free Kansas in Con-
gress to look to this matter. The devil is turned
loose at Washington, and it will yet be fund that all
the Internal sutrages in Kansas in any way coz
nected with it, from the time that his Majesty first
whispered the idea of repeating the Missouri CON-
promise into the ear of Stephen A. Douglas, biz
plant tool down to the last dreadful oct Of
destroying Lawrence, have been conoocted plsunedoc
approved there, and by men high in authority. have
been all Winter in the South. do not travel with my
eyes shut, my ears filledwth cotton. Thh is the
game. The peopeof the South look upon Kansas not
only as theirs, given to them by the repeal bat
slider all Northern men who go there, and pars'cu-
larry ell Free State men, outlawsoutlswed by the
General Government-ss nterlopers, rebels" in
ceLdiaries "leprous miscreants, snd "Aboltooits;
properly and legally subjects for their rifles, bowie.
knives and halters as if they we're so many pirates
hostile Indians. From the fact that the prohibition
against Slavery there has been removed by Congress,
and from the late conduct of the President, they
cude that they have perfect right 10 "clesn OUT the
Free State by any means they may choose to EN-
ploy, and hey suear they TN do IL. Are they not do
ing il!
Omy countrymen how long will you endure such
oahas Where can any parallel to them I've found
this SIDE Of Austrian Power the bloody days Of
France The black deeds of infsmy that have been
done already n Kansas should have aroused the Free
State. from Maine to Iowa as one msD, and have
shaken this nation to it's very center. The President
should have been compelled TO interfere and stop the
awltss procee dbgs Of his mio)ns, this Union been
shattered INTO atoms, and the Government, thrown
back into its elementary particles Men Of the YET
free North do you Intend to give up Kansas 70 the
Slave Powerl You have talked while the South
1cted and Ksnsss il oet you retake il, il will have
% be doae in the way it was taken-by force Of arms
ND you may as we'll make up your minds to this 1t
,Ice Do not deceive yourselves oto fatal legGthy
with the idea that these and other ourages sanctioned
or United by the present corrupt Administration
wIll tend TO help us elect our President. We may do