New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

Ieft the Territory or aasrsi, will now remain
through the Winter, with the assurance OF recet'-
ng al least, enough Of the actual necessities oil BE.
wonder whether the e-will-s ubdue you-ocrscy
ever thought Of the questions il involved, when
they made their bossted threats Such an index
ibillty of purPOse-such steady and determins1e
progress III der such dlseouraging Influences, nave
never before Hardly have the sounds Of bitter
war died away, when beneath the magic touch OF
hard-fsted labor dwelling houses, stores, hoels'
churches, spring up from the bowels of the EARN.
The Herald Of Freedom too which they sad was
dead, has had, "a resurrection, and is Dow abroad
with is old true ring of nobility, its old high Puc
poses ard ieaIleisness Of Out-spOken Right. lneo'
again, eight OF our citizens who are capitalists
have purchased tract of land lying near
the mouth of the Kansas River; laid our
city site (QundarO): made arrangement,
for the speedy erection Of hotel, newspaper aud
pIintI g' ffices. saw. mills &c; the Introduction
Of steam. ferriage between it and Kansas Clty IN
Missouri; the establishment Of line OF Qulndaro
aid Lawrence stages whi.h are 10 run over ROAD
TO be thoroughly bridged and otherwise improved
all Of which is to be accomplished BY the lst OF
March, 1857. They have made a glorious starr;
our citizens Of lesser means have purchased io's'
interests or shares. Everybody seems hlghly
pleased partly because the project will go tar to
kill that foster-hell of Border ufianism Kansas
City; and partly, because it seems TO be an invest
meDt which will secure ~ them-certalDly COM
petence-perhsps TO some) a fortune.
Talk about crushing out the Yankees buoyant
as Gods free air, they are about as easily SUB
dued."
Quite an intere sting ceremony took place IN Law
renee tor light, the presentation. by Mrs. Gates,
on the part Of the Ladies of the Oriad Institution
lear Worcester Mass , Of a waterproof oyercoat
to each member of the Stubbs' Company OF Nan
sas Volunteers. In addition TO this, full SUIT OF
clothing, with pair of buckskin gloves, was gwen
TO every man, BY Mr. Army, General Agent OF tue
National Kansas Committee, in behalf OF several
anonymous citizens OF Ohio and Illinois. Speeches
were made by Mrs. Gates, Messrs. Hyatt, Army
AID others, commeDdatory of the conduct and char.
acter Of the Stubs, and general good time
was INDUCED in.
The FreeState militia under Capt Walker have
been disbaDded, by order of Gov. Geary. No pro-
vision has, however, been made for the settlement
of their wages-Sl2 per month; and except that
Mr.. Hyatt has made arrangements to locate them
MI upon good claims, and furnish them with means
of support through the Winter, they must have
experienced much Of terrible distress.
This wanton failure TO keep solemn promise
nav he legitimate part of his Eycellency's Gov
ernorshp:" | cannot see how he will reconcile 1t
with his manhood.
Mr.. HYATT, during bis two weeks residence
;mopg u, has wrought much of solid good; aud |
think | am not mistaken in saying that good deal
of valuable statistical information will be given to
tie people Of the States on his return.
Only give us true peace aud next Spring VIII
witness such mighty influx of Free-State emigra-
ton as shall make the paor ga her upon the cheeks
of the Southern despots and Northern dOughfaces
as it gathered upon the cheek Of Bel.hazzar, when
he saw the handwriting of his doom blazing upon
his palace wall. RICHARD REALF.