New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-23

tensye pieparatots. Provisions. ann. both ,y,.
'Aftd sic amnui tion have been severay introduced
int. 'nu s'oleo IN different parts Of the Territory
had. from 20 to 200 20. each from Nis.ou,i aid
10 Sor,n are fotf, ng Themselves in , con,;nr.
ops lire hor . ire settled portions of the Territory
in readiness for ueltan eous descent b. nigkt upon
orr .cstt.re6 auo dcirI Ee!css people.
Fully satisfied that this extreme Danger inpended
over u A. we appealed % the military to afford us
p election by tie dispersion OF these armed binds.
This l8s been refuse tt Gaze ot band Of up
wards of one butdred uen encaUped about six miles
fr,u ih, place on WASH. gtoD Geek We mus, have
in msdste help. Tie boards from Missouri and other
pats OF the South will b. IN upon Us. We shal stand
by cur bones to the last.
To the n.gbborDg Free States and to the National
Con mi,tee we lCck for relief Shall no. have Il ,
The battle, n you already aware Is pot for Kan
alone, bnt for Freedom OF the entire North. sat
fer not then, We entreat you, to be overwhelmed
fer wait Of tin ely aid. We will do our duty. II the
fepCIts iients bipg - Us be true the North IS
alive to its danger and duty, and will stand by us.
Commencing our cause 10 the immediate attention
and to the Almighty, We remain yours &c.
APPEAL OF THE NATIONAL KANSAS COMMITTEE.
The ab"ve ettor comes TO Us from the most reliable
source We have for some Ii ne been aware OF the
si'acy srd determined preparation. of the South for
decisive stroke such is iLdcated above. Tne opeG
ing Of the contest 1as happened sooner than It was
plunbed by the South but we are convI ed it will be
u severe ore. In the border towns of Missouri large
pauies pre- parirg TO enter Kansas under Atch
SOD, StfDgfcOw, ara lOrC, tor the purpose of WHIP
ping entire Free-Stdte force Their can be
doubt the will be the from other parts OF the
Scnth
kapsss IL now in state of open war. IL Is not
in WI ch the interests of Kansas aone at stake
hut the Of Fit cdom in the whole ,untry Shall
Slavery or Ere dom rule our beloved country Shall
tLose who owe emgrated to that Territory from the
Nunh III their anles be driven out or assassnated
because they are opposed to extending the of
Slavery over that beautiful couLtry are questions
which sre now forced upon US. Tee country must
ar>wer them by action immediate action by money
and by men Let every man who can go 10
Kan sas, 60 imm. diaely, ard let every neigh
DO hood that send one, two men
strd them new. Let them come with means
81 tiicent 10 cany them into the Territory, and
such arm can be procured. Emigrans will need
them for their own protection. What neiglbor that
bas gun will Lot lent 1t for the OF h erty
But let go 10 Kansas except as bona tds en-
igraut. We hire man 10 20 there 10 drive out
peaceabe citizens, only ask those who are DESTROYS
81 making that beau ful land their home 20 there.
But we ak A. the Free men Of the North to 20 pre-
pareG to deferd their rights and the rights OF those
lie len whose homes ID peril. We wait men
WHO love Liberty and will defend t. Let such go to
Kansas Tow
We would earnestly entreat all Committees to send
tler fumes ~ us Immediately, and put forth every Fl
lot IN their power raise large monthly contributions.
u the North is to 60 anything tor the cause OF
Freedom ge expect it TO be doue nov
b ogicr ct the Committee
II. B. hit RID, secretary Kansas Committee.