The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22

large and enthusiastic meeting Of the citizens Of
Prinoston in favor of freedom in Kansas, ssssnbsd ct
the Congregational church. on Wednesday evening Fob
CO.. George W. Smith, of Kansas Territory, addressed
country and Of the difculty with the border rufasns
together with OF The climate soil products
towards the sdniustr.tion. He seemed sstissd With
giving detail of the well authenticated incidents OF out
rage and barbariy committed BY Atchisons rang, and
the trucking and wicked icy OF the President towards
the suffering people Of Kansas.
Dr. Paddock offered the following resolutions, which
we're unanimously adopted
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dom against slavery Until Liberty rules The land Therefore
Resoved That rsemer deeply sympa,hize with our
"a our ana SOD ,Sss eo ana ma .n
u not hss Ss o%n
t!es but hey are manily and heroicaly fighting
hsssysa Tn. " sOsranls pledge ourselves render
II ns . may oS x eS alter
States y GO logger dsseryas As Support confidence
ss and extending slavery ssns. the leading interest 70
ana snS sna e dux
sound ssAsesmanshp in It's Insane desire to make that
Resolved That in present condition Of affairs
Hon as rcs os e
apply or aomson as Free state TO vote for its immediate
and unconditional admission
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Ken and forbade they 50 sSs dUsysd and sa
sssss Ss Iss Sss ,asss seSr.s:
~ urder whatever pretexts siey may Dc made.
MEETING IN IOWA.
large meeting vas held at Burlington, Iowa,
the 10th inst to listen TO address from Mr. Emery
of Kansas, in tehsif Of the free State men there.
After listening 10 the details of the late outrages
committed against them rssolu IN was adopted in IA
adY III kans aa n
and another to raise 50 600 aid the friends Of freedom
in maintaining the struggle Committee was appointed
to rsiea he money oy subscription.
AFFAIRS ~ KANSAS.
From the LssvsnS nth Herald of tie 9Th Instant, we
very n.e ing ne a. LeayeD sorth the ID instant
1t which il determined ofset against he In
nuencs OF the free state gents sem abroad from the Ter
ritoT5 circulate information ming things In Kan
sas At the North, to send George W. McLean ON tour
among the Southern States to exhibit to the people
thereof the slavery aspects CT The case and urge
Southern men to emgrae TO the Territory and aid ia
rescupg II from the hsnts the aboonst. The Herald
says That Robinson, Lane and Brown OF lawrence are
dorg every thing they To opg on the civil war
they sfsct to sppreAend much, and that many OF
the frse States the Territory not disposed
TO follow them into rebellion against the federal autho
ry ann the Territorial laws. he Lawrence Hrott Of
Freedom cree State) has the folio sipg article showing
what tia Lawrence leaders doing in the way OF put
ting Lawepce IN posture Of defence and preparing sor
and organized regimen and placed the several
ed niassand day 70 paeyen srise In the meantime mu
nions q being collected and viii be held in read
Tor instant service.
We understand that attack is also expected Topeka,
and that friends there preparing for deence
The friends OF freedom in the ast prepared at
time hear OF the blow being struck When the shall be
opened sgsin Ia Ksnsas VIII De under deen. au picei
Than former OCCASIONS 8 viii Struggle in earnest and
appeal 10 friends North md EAST TO hold them
selves "A fesdDees to march moments notice to
Iheg nst the people OF Kansas VIII.
stand he right and hat they viii die before they will
surr6n.er.
Those wathke preparations, suppose, look to
aic between The two hostile parties about The Alta 81
March vhea is intended that the revolutionary free
Stae eminent, whose officers chnsea the 18th
OF December, shall irt3 sion. President Perces
special ee-age kansas affairs had just reached Lsay
enworth but had not arrived at Lawrence VIVA, effect it
and the proclamation If day two ago will have in
g the preparations for the launch Of the svrsece
government Ia yet to De
WASH -gton's birthday is TO be duly celebrated at
Leavenworth
The Hgod lays that Lieut.. Emer Otis, 1st Cavalry.
wourc I'd week since, in attempting to
rest efted soldier His wound it is thought, will
not prove ra.al.