The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-29

Knnsss and the Niger Wsrshippers-Their
Devices to Keep mp the Excitcmeat-Ano.
ther Morgan Wanted.
The Kansas imbroglio constitutes the active
business capital Of the niger worshippers for
the Presidential campaign, and thus it becomes
prime necessity with them to inflame and
keep up an overwhelming sectional excitement.
Their labors to this end during the last six
months, have been incessant. They have
been interruptions as to the means or agents
employed, ingenious in their devices, and, to
much greater extent than was necessary, have
they been successful in their nefarious policy
Of violent, engrossing and embittered pOliti-
cal agitation. But they have, ALSO signally
failed in every great coup d dtat which they have
attempted with the view of precipitating the
North and South into that most desperate of
Gil criminal excuses, the crime of civil war.
Since last autumn, throughout the North, by
the Seward coalition organs, by the niger
worshipping orators Of Congress, by mission
aries from Kansas, by Kansas relief meetings,
by abolition newspaper correspondents in Kan
sas, by preachers in the bar ROOM and preach
ers in the pulpit from Kansas, along the whole
route to New York and Boston, there has been
kept up the most fearful " hue and cry'' for
immediate help to the free soil and abolition
Kansas emigI ante, lest they be slaughtered,
innocent lambs, one and all, by the bloody
/" border rufhans" We dare say that some OF
the managers in this notable programme for
the deliverance Of Kansas, have made good
thing of it from the contributions OF cash,
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otherwise the clamor and cackling which
We have had over their financial and material
aid" here, there, and everywhere, have been
somewhat Of an imposition upon the com.
nunity.
Since the last winters srnisti:e at Law
renee, the leaders of the "free State inao
cents in Kansas have made themselves most
despicable rotoziety in their devices to bring
about collision which would array the North
and South in arms against each other. The
Lsne and Robinson philanthropists tried it in
that Topeka Convention, that Topeka consti
tuticn, and in that experimental free State
movable Legislature, with its two Senator'S
elect to Congress aud that doubly botched
and spurious memorial for the admission OF
Union. Against these barefaced and insulting
lrovocaiione the Southern rights party IL
Kansas, in Missouri, in the South and in Con
gresa bave behaved Nth remarkable modera
ton. The forbesrsnce at the seat Of war, Of
the SO called border rlfans' has been espe-
cia!ly judicious and sensible. And for the sake
Of Northern ard Southern rights and the peace
Of the country We desire TO see this forbear
ance maintained, and these abolition agitators
of discord, bloodshed and disunion disappoint
cd of their sedi,ious designs.
The last card Of the anti.slavery agita.ing |
Kansas clique is personal quarrel with the |
head Of the committee responsible for the Ne |
and papers before US, seems to have been ma
naged in behalf OF the ''cause OF freedom" IL
a very buDgling and slipshod fashion-they
have made, in fact, miserable botch of it
from beginning TO end. Finally, the "cause
of freedom and the nshreks OF freedom in
and out of Kansas, in behalf Of Kansas have
become humbug and a bore. The commu
nifty at large has become thoroughly disguised
with all this rubbish and fummery about Kan
sas A free State" martyr ia wanted-a Nor
gan OF some sort-to sanctify the cause, to stir |
up its supporters and to revive the dropping |
agitation. Who responds! Who will consent !
TO sacrifice himself for the deliverance Of Kan |
sac? Almost anybody will '.be good enough !
Morgan till after the election" Inquire Of
Thuriow Weed.