The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-30
Letter Z. ON Kansas-

party-the negro party.
Letter (, ON Kansas
Trip up the Missouri .Mesiing ,ciM
Butord- iians Of The Rufiuns-Sou h.
er~ Imm,s RATS aud the Ioonsts Bull
More lroubles .qnt.e,pated-P. osp.,i-
per,ty of Laurence.
Special CorrsspOsdsncs Of the Chicago rrisans.
Lawrence, Aug. 10, 1856.
The Journey up the river was full oil
interest TO me, as doubtless 1t is 10 every
Northern cl,lzca who emigraIes farther
west The great variety OF human ma
ture which sucn a Journey brings US IN
contact with--ihe different views taken
by them oil the great questions OF the day
all centerlDg where human nature Will
always have them center-.a self-can.
not iail to interea and Instruct even Il e
least observant of travellers. Abolition.
ISIS aud Southern uulIlfers. pro-sIavery
men and anli.extensonsts IN politics;
Roman Catholics and Mormons, and
variety OF shades OF ProlesiaIts, IN re-
ligion, all believing in the soundness oil
their faith. and willing. If required, to
give the reasons upon which such faith is
founded. Such is the world oil u MIS-
souri, steamboat-and 10 such world
did l make the Trip from ST. LOUIS to
Leayenwurth City.
On board the boat was a small eompa-
ny OF Alabamians aud Georg into
whose so:tety | Ing atrs,ed myself, and
by degrees and with some cantousueSS,
ex,r. cied from them their history, lnten-
uouS aud prospects OF success. ilIs was
not so easy task as at first supposed
II would he. as always doJgci any re.
cIprocltv Oh confidence. and | saw, tc my
regret, that my account oil myself was
very unsatisfactory However. BY eS-
hbnIng dou t-carettlve disposition when
tIey talked Of hanging the FRS, Aboll-
uonist they could hud was SET down by
them Is HARMLESS, aud they IA Aei before
G!e Without reserve.
Toosb's Bill N THE soUrH.
4 hope we wall g., 10 Kansas before
the 4tu,' sand the Captain OF the Southern
Company.
'rGe Fourth > sad in aston ishment,
why thIs is August and the Fourth is
ov, a month ago.
You're salkIug about the fourth OF
July; | am taking about the fourth Of
August, because three months from that
time, that Is, next An Of November, is
10 decide whether Kansas IS TO be lree
Or slave State, aud according 10 tie
provisions OF the iooints bill. We must
Le there before tn. 4th oil August, IN or
der 10 vote.
Oh that's it. eh? Pu, YOU won
&c, there eiore the Attn OF August. IL
is 400 miles 10 Kansas, aud now o-iay
IS the 2nd In the evening.
We'll, 10 matter. was the rely
there are ninety Seuth.rners aboard TIE
JeDef, anI 4UD more on the riyer at DIT
frreu. POI, Is IN ssnail companies, VINO
will BE- ln Kansas 10 time TO vote or fgn,
whichever may become necessary
The South has made Up her mud ,Lal
this Too,nbs' bill IS the last resort, aud
she intends to make the most oil it.
But this ro,mbs' bili,' 1 in.erpose d i,
in my opinion will never pass.
Here the Captain burst INTO laugh,
and looked at ne as II p,ying my lguo-
rance. Al length he SAID
Il know you think because the Adolf.
lion House ignores II, II won't pass; but
let me tell you, sad lie. rising aud
speaking tnystenousiy. that t,h will
pass-you can bet on that the Souih
wiA fetch en-.
subsequently, learned from the same
source tnat Buiords Operations ia Kan
sas were very unsali siaG Dry u the South
that The South mad been bled To a very
large amount IN that enterprise, and the
money wasted upon reckless aud tisobe-
diem, vagabouds. That many Of these
men had been picked up by hiin on
Steamboat landings, IN run-hvles. aud
such places that alter a few weeks they
became insubordlnale and dlsobe dent.
and Instead OF settling on claims aud
holdl. G themselves ready TO fight, they
did just as they pleased.
BY the way. happened to meet Blu.
ford al hotei IN Alton. while On my
way here. A gentleman from Kan.
sas.-MT. Segale. hun,
and reminded him, OF the fact vi
lnelr having met before. Tn y talked
lew mlau.es about Kansas matters.
whereup,n Bniold saw Il, TO dodge his
,denllty by w,nking u, Mr.. Segate, and
askia4 that gentleman what he thought
oil MaJof buiord. MS doIs. wogA ed
well, cause part oi ,ne people ia the
room wsr. becoming Interested In the
CONVERSATION. Ia answering the qaes-
ton, Dir. Sesaie did tie Major ample
justice: denounced the roLJefy, murder
and raplne, and other crimes committed
ny ms company. as disgracetul TO clvili-
zatIcn aud ~ humanity and 10 Christian.
ny.
!, ~ worthy Of remark that Col. Blu.
tod assenteI 70 every thug that was
sad about Major BnIord and bis army.
! lecollect Que ihing Mr.. Segais said TO
nm. winch their aiiies the doagLsaces oil
The North, would do we'll 70 relne spber ia
iuture.