The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-21
THE KANsAs EMEuTE.
Kansas Movements La tho Gxorcfa Lx0ts-

Mr. jews Of hus,ogee moved TO -eccr sidsr the tu
SEA M j. said that hei had no idsa he S ccuIa %
Dsseed but he wished il order that eome
ode Of reta iation he North nigh; be adopted He
vas no. partial to any isuiar mode o. bat
he thought something sbsu be doLe.
Mr. HARRIS, Of Fulton, also favored the reeonside,a
son. ne mad always been on the side II conservation
saee he had he'd the floor Of the Aou O. and
- voted against the present bill because IL was
hsss through which the mia might escs from ~
b support of that platform. Bat the times, Mr. Speak
Or, sis ominous hold in my hand docansn, pre-.
Anble resolution recently introduced into the Legis-
hture Of Ohio which Is the strangest document
have ever feen Ecm my Grad up to this hour. This
entirely new face upon This question: End induces
me- 70 vote for rec onsidsrstion Of the bill against
whish voted yesterday from c,nstu ionsl reasons.
now vote for reconss edoo in order that msy offer
sasstk ute aud Tor his only" II that Col lane
Sw p nsnsS has leSsntly oesn sending some informs.
ne following Msamhle and have been intro
suced In the Ohio Legislature. wiz
s s: sos
who are and DESTROYING properly
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he oS
Ken re u vs ss SStp o ss 1n sssS S
esse Of ts popular sovsrssnty" through It's General
provide :. s. sts pay
M % he pssGs ssa
kSsst that Territory.
Now Mr. Speaker wished it uns erstood that aua in
vor Of retaliation; and wish this bill reconsidered in
order that may strike out all after its enacng clause
snd insert the following
where's rssoluon has been offered In the Legislature OF
Received that me duty the State Of Ohio he sxer
BY 2 raise and saalp i've regiments vonneers to
II Il Ku % bs ane r
vet NE settlers from the oe7redsons the land sho
Ard whereas ai on the oar. of that State i.
sT Utterly saSvssiv Of rights under he FEDERAL com
% a s gu s and
ggressivs and treason and whereas ii is the
the and House of
~ ss ss R asa 'eS q.
pcr Of We State Of shall be advised the. he provisions
sspsS ana scs mo sSsst Sy raising
sns and squopsd a. he expense q his sss
ae 81 her ss e u. v
3 To- ,s rsps he STATE i
". q sd Iesimens with days after rs Governor
stts shall reject ouch volunteers and the
~S ssss zee he Is. sset
nsy s y e. sS. Ssn. tender the services q
when took my position on the Kansas bill. favor
the original attachment bi If the President accepts
The services Of the regiments rendered him. have upon
Ssr sac shs vnos power Of the !sdsrai
Almighty, and IN Hin put our trust.
NJ. JoHSsos Of Cass-Mr Speaker hope this bill win
sstaeh upon tho rights OF Geo. gisnsn abotonis.s
and free soers 1t has been debated this floor so
from Fulton ard expect to vote for his bil am unvi
ing 70 use the attachment bill to effect ends Let the
I'D b remain as II r. and the gentleman from Fulton
Mr. JoNI Of Muscogee do mot interpret the gentle
MANS remarks impugnng the courage Of the friends
that he should denounce cows-dly and base policy
which has 80 many precedents and the Of which s
That Gse,sians shan trade with their friends and qui:
an
q any man to federal protective taria,
believe the provisions Of this bill 70 be sound.
North that Influx Of southern god on which our enc
mics atien and which has made them what they are-s
his regI care how ultra severe-snd know one
IT least that win be with him. and will come to the
noark. The a,tachusnt bill contains nothing new
- apge Similar measures O. safety and siston have
been adopted time and again. in the history Of nations,
and an sorry to hear him denounse them eowardly
and base: SIR, these aspersons are unworthy Of the
whence they Gomez and the fssb.ss indications Of
resisssncs at The South shoald be encouraged
rema1is, Is he gentleman has rightly conceived.
meant nothing personal But sti Of opinion thati
Ssse to redress our wrorss by indietug Injury
which disregard certain rights q the south This policy
while profess to have trade let it b. FREQ Is air.
prefer therefore, an original bill TO mako the issue
i~ue from which Georgia must retreat or By which she
NJ. CROOK, Of Cha .toogs.hr Speaker, my Kansas bill
mo niDg it seems that new lights are thrown upon shs
posed gons. Ys, it vas too Ultra, It was I'M
constitutional IL was highly njudci Now It seems
stat the scales are falling from the gentlemeps eyes
It. But, cir, ask upon what conditions was the CON-
premises Of 1850 adopedY Sir We were tod thAt asia
tton should But has 1t csased9 No. sir. no. Still
Il i sgitAte seate! Down with slavery When before
n the history Of our country have we behed abo
ceasng, higher than ever before. Aud to day We
have before us proposition to raise regiments for
raid, too unccnstutiops Mr.. Speaker. cannot pro-
coed; must take my seat.
After sore further unimportant discussion, the bill
together with II Ohio resouti,n to the Committee on
the State Of the Republic Messrs. Medge Phillips ana
Harris Of Fulton, then added to ths clmittee in
question: and the committee were requested to port in
the morning
Kansas Meeting In st. Thomas and st. Dem
mis- Parish, .. W
On the 9Th inst meeting OF the citizens Of the above
named psrish called the musee ground tor the
purpose Of taking into considers the present state OF
aa.iIs IN Kansas The meeting was quite erously
ATTENDED and very entbusi ss'ic. Hon. John L. NOVEL;
was called to the chair, and taking his seat made
srong speech upon the subject brought before the
Huger, Jr chosen secretaries. Dr.. Vurman repre-
sentative from the parish, in rcouced resolution
Elementary TO COL JEFF Buford who Ia engaged in raising
men to go to Kansas, made some remarks highly COM
mandatory Of that gentlemans public spirit and enter
.a usse the nscs;y Of M h project
sentiment Of the people in regard Kansas and one de-
Glazing that subscription be raised for the furtheanse
OF COL Buford's enterprise These resolutions
ninousy adopted A committee at up pointed
for obtaining subecrp IONS lists opened and many
pledged different amounts upon the spot. The amount
subscribed IL 10 be forwarded COL Buford before the
first Saturday in March next. Several gentlemen
speeches, detailing the position Of things in Ksnsas
and Recommending that immediate aid be rendered to
those unfolding the of Southern rights in that
country.
German Anti Kansas Free Soil Niger Wor-
shippers Meeting In Cincinnati.
meeting OF the Germans opposed to the extension Of
slavery In Kansas, was held In Turner's Hail. Cincinnati
the 14th instant The Seats asiles and galleries were
M hltd, numbering near thousand men, The follow.
ing officers chosen, viz
Prssident--John SchaettIe.
Vice-pre-ident-A. hfel.
Secretayy-M jacobs
Second Sscretary-Hugo Ta'e.7
committee OF 1--WE to draft revolutions appointed.
While the committee Withdrew, Councilman HASssuREK