The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-15
FoREIaN AIp AND sYMPATHY.

The charge made by che democratic press duriag the
last canvass that aid had been invoked aud aid received
by the black republicans from their sympathzng friends
ia Eaglsnd was it will be rseoectsd Indignantly denied
by the orators and Journalists Of their party Those who
have any lingering doubts in regard TO the truth Of the al
legation invited peruse the following letter writ
by Lady Byron and addressed to Mrs Harriet Beeehsr
Stowe
|. OsroasR Is, 1885,
"DEAH Mns srowHt win you kindly undertake, in
transmitting my subscription towards the relief Of the uf
eres Kansas this point that the money shall
be applied the purpose Of providing arms it,
@ Z ~ apathy with those who
I :. the hazard OF life and property
~ .ut hope that such sympathy is felt Is warmly
y, many here as by Yours, most truly,
t'A. I. NOEL BYRON"
The enclosure was draft for fe5 sterling That the
ney ia not needed by sufferers in Kansas and
for the weched sectional purposes of black republic
canlam is made demonstrabe by the following candid adj
missions of the erad Of Freedom of the Issue Of No
vember lst The Herald published Lawrence Kansas
and the accredited organ of the New England Emgant
Aid Society
Gov Geary arrived at Lscompton on the 18th of Sep
TENDER last and has been aborng increasingly to
quiet the Territory. Each party at times have
him. and each party has applauded He seems to
be of indomitable will and determined at whatever
cost to have his way. For OF bis doings we DO
not understand his motives; in others, good execu-
tive qualifications and the WHOLE believe he desires
to do justice to all parties.
awe believe peace Is In good restored to the
Territory. We consider persons and property SAFE feel
ing OF security pervades the business community which
manies itself In increased activity in building and in other
improvements in nearly all parts of the Territory which we
hear from. 49,
" Emigants arriving daily, and in large numbers, by
way of the Missouri river We hear of no late violence
along the river aud believe that xiss and that
sons will be perfectly in travelling in small numbers
to Kansas ii they keep silent the exciting issues of the
day The late has diminished the emigration OF
families but has hurried forward the larger class of young
men and adventures
Already the gloom has pessea away from Lawrence and
our infant city exhibits evidences of prosperity surprising to
strangers, as in fact it is to old residents. u.
of the wonders of the age Lawrence The threat
ernps and sege burnings has passed through hurt
but few and fixed all determination to stay and maintain
their rights Property has deprecated butt on the
has gone regularly increasing in value till lots
on Massachusetts street selling readily from $500 to
81 600 piece others would command much higher price,
and substantial being erected on them Our
lots are selling proportion distance from the business
CENTRE from 25 $500 per lot large number OF good
stone dwellings erected the past some oil
them costing thousands of dollars Rents very high AL
most producing hundred per cent in the investment Two
churches with Easements for schools
are in process completion Labor high and in great de-
mand Whatever else may be said of Lawrence 1t may be
truthfully asserted she has backbone"