The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-06


Of the Presidents charge against the Aid Society by dis
putting its truth. This admission that II the Ala 80
ciety be propagandist scheme" the bestowed
upon il by the President deserved and just turn
them to the evidence furnished by the Post when IL pub
shed and endorsed the speech of Mr. Thaye and by this
testimony we will not only prove that the Emigrant Aid
Society is scheme Of propaganda colonization" as
charged by the President but that designed to pre-
vent the free and natural action the inhabitants OF Kan
sss and thus to anticipate force the determination OF
that question (ofslavery) in the inchoate State"
The first sentence uttered by Mr. Thayer this
have come here to you ades and genemen whether
the mighty shall free territory STAGE territory n
Mr. Thayer was therefore, appealing to his audience as
propagands either of freedom Of slavery OF what he
was propaga nds he tells in the next breath. lie says
Now ladies and gentlemen, come TO ask you if this
mighty organization 1.-THE Emgrant Aid Society shall be
sustained 2" He enumerated the advantages of emf
grafton to the West and showed how the society aids the
emgrans their way and after their arrival in Kansas
and adds:
1--WE sympathize with them. They go as the apostles Of
liberty in the Most who have left their land have
been driven away but these missionaries Even our
pilgrim fathers would not have come to these shores they
could have enjoyed their liberty home The first who
there to establish freedom This the
first missionary emigration history tells us Of"
The cmigrants sent by the society "go as The APOSTLES
OF LIBERTY IN The Vest" They are MISSIONARIES. 1.-THE
first men who went to Kansas went there TO ESTABLISH
FREEDOM" This is the FIRST EMIGRATION his
tory tells Of" This is the testimony of Mr. Thayer;
and the Post says although he ay enthusiast yet he
is of that and deliberate class of enthusiasts whose
plans are carefully considered If Mr. Thayer speaks the
truth land the endorses his credbty the Emgant
Aid Society scheme of propaganda colonization,
| H. D,ui Ia Of
hoodn when it asserts the contrary.
But we are not willing to leave the proof here. Mr..
Thayer proceeds
"In point Of religious and political economy, ask to
create mighty coadutor there for freedom, carry
your work the Pacific. We retain these in
by the immense benefits which confer. conductor is
sent with them who able take them through They
are met there by the agents of the company who give
them all useful information They select city site, and
then haste make free city in the West All the trades
professions in these colonies
The value of this property enhanced by settling in this
way. Men who poor two three years ago
worth perhaps ten or twelve thousand dollars"
"To carry your work to the Pacific by creating ia
mighty coadutor there Tin Kansas for freedom I; the
appeal is made the of religious and political
economy Win the Post tell us what this means If 1t
does not mean the propagandism Of abolaonism? Mr..
Thayer does not conceal his object he has the merit of
being ouspoken missionary and the editor of the
Post endorses him II reliable What mast Mr.
Thayer think Of the honesty and sincerity of the Post when
he him denying that this naighty coadutor for
freedom" is propaganda colonization of liberty? He
coonsts accept the benefits of emigration be-
cause he wanted aboltonize Kansas bis object
openly avowed lie acted honestly and he will be mort
fed that the editor of the Post has followed his
ample But Mr. Thayer not content TO appeal to anti
slavery advance their capital for the purpose of col
onzng anslavery emigsnts but he proceeded to show
how they would be kept their antslavery faith after
they get TO Kansas lie says: We retain those 10
cause by benefits confer" Our cause.-The
cause of the Emgran Aid Society," whose is the
cause Of freedom aboltonism. win the Post tell
what takes constitute propagandst colonization" if
this is not enough
But we turn once more to Mr. Thayer for further proof
lie says "By comforting these advantages upon the emf
grant we bind him this organization" Eve giving
these men the institutions and privileges which they
enjoyed at home" Will the Post scrutinze this anguage
We stockholders of the Emigrant Aid Society," resd
ing in Massachusetts, to the emigrants the
which they have in Massachusetts When they get to
Kansas we them society, which is located in
Massachusetts,, by the advantages confer them
And yet 10 the face of this proof the Post says the
President uttered "threc fslsehoods" when be spoke
Of this society a colonization propagandist, and said
1t was designed prevent the free and action of
the inhabitants and force and anticipate the determine
ton Of the question Of internal organization in the in
choate State Mr. Thayer proves that the President spoke
the TRUTH and that tho three sehoods lie the door of
the Post
We will not take the trouble to expose the last dodge
of the Post in which it denies that the colonization
movement calculated to excite the Missousns We
have devoted enough Of space to the Post satisfy
any fair mind that every attack which that journal makes
the Kansas message has other effect than show that
Its positions mpregnabe The pretext that the
gers of the society do discriminate in selecting their e
grants between fendsand opponents slavery is
parent evasion to deceive anybody Mr. Thayer would
scorn to resort to such evasion His appeals mis-
sonsy of the society directed anavery men and
women he tells them plainly and fatty that the object OF
the society is to send out antslavery cooniss Kansas
and by that to make Kansas free territory This
10 striking contrast with the hypocrca prevarcaton
and suppression Of the truth by the Post Mr. Thayer
fully sustans the statements made by the President and
the effort Of the Post TO dscredt its witness only adds
the greater force the positions laid down in the message
1 . THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL
The Indiana State Sentinel is now under the manage
(editorally) Of Prof W. Larrabee and Major A. f.
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