The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01
Action In HIassac huSetts.
PROPOSED APPROPRIATION OF $20,0c6 FOR THE r


LIEF OF FREE KANSAS.
In the Mssssc bussts House OF representatives., on
Friday, Mr. Hale Of Boston asked ieave 10 introduce
the following resolve, which he read .or normaton:
RESOLVE IN PEOPLE KANSAS.
Eeolyed Tia, The Of ten thousand collars BE- allowed
esispey he Governor By him .ppiise IN xSoe
a H ms @ 4. to ns
presented in The which assembled Topeka
he
b ard with he advice ane O
Re s ~ and the assn SO .pDonsS 'h,
Goyerror hereby authorized to draw his wrantaccord-
NJ C. BALE said-Mr. Speaker at the meeting IN Fa-
neuil Hall Saturday night thu nix II in the
q Jour own eoquent srhs, there came vocs from
the gallery which has been ringing In my ever
since-.why Gees not Massachusetts do somstbngs"
"Why does not Massachusetts, do something" ask
here, Why doe. not Massachusetts, do somsthng sour
brethren already ia the fedon the fields of Kan
sas they NOW robbed pilIsred and murdered, and
their houses are burned, while .hsy are sanang mp in
States "why does not Massachusetts, do somsthinsSo
We have just passed this morning the "esolvss" In ra
lion to the as,auit on Mr. sumner Why does not Mas.
be expended and applied IN constitutional and iegSi
sao sa most 10 sss
mer and women Who are now actually suffering
!. ,b any VIII l:s. 70 here e. vs:
ia slithed by member Of General Pl.rces Ca
binet, the present Attorney General Of the United
eteN5-l Hebu hl. NbsoV NuhbHB. VI tne MOOR OF
this House, in the year 1s47, when he member he
proposed resolve in terms somewhat similar to tsis
proposing an appropriation $50 000-tsice what ask
TO be epent in squippEg and arming the Massachu.
setts volunteers in the with Mexico. wish could
make hsse walls resound to the eloquent words which
they echoed TO that gentleman peroraon OF speech
wish could force with the voice which be used the
necessity and duty OF Massachusetts, to pay from this
treasury OF Mas, schusetts the means 70 pay the
men Of Msssachusets wherever they may be In ais
ssnt parts Of the county or in other countries Tho
n put the constitutional and the mora point In
way not to b mistaken and win appeal 10 that oc
cason precedent for this resolvs. you wish fur
ther precedent viii appeal to the State Ct Georgia where
within a year bill WAS introduced 10 appropriate
$50 0O0-fve times much o. ask-to send citizens o,
Georgia Kansas to help them to try for the nrodus
ton Of slavery there And although that bill defeat
ed, It received the support OF 40 members against 90
in tie Georgia Assembly. So far tbs introduction
OF this resolve II concerned there Is the pre-.
ce6ent sf Massachusetts, and the president Of
Georgia There may be Two different objections TO this
resove-oLe that the Ii too small, and the other
that 1t Ia too large anybody thinks it 10 too small
too large II Will be easy for the House TO alter the
amount look at this the heading Of sort OF sub
seiipton poper the part Of Massachusetts Our breth
ren in the fgisAture Of other States, thinK will re-
spord 70 our beginning In Connecticut in Ohio and la
Other s.ates where they interested Ia maintaining
the tights Of the people OF Kansas because they are her
own cons ard dapghters there viii be q responre Phi
yate individuals win respond We have already heard
that gentleman IN Hartford has contributed 81 600
Another gentleman FA River has contributed 81 000
and there are numerous private subscription Many
Others ere only awaiting q safe and certain obanne, Of
ccmmupication. kok Upon this as the heading Of Z