The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

become hod they make secret Of their 'nten
rors Tncy claim be portion Of afny called by
,hsm the array OF me North, and Is o. wagng vac
y DETERMINATION tSsnst every man Who . not an aoon
licnist.
eucccs.or mt sbapdons bis post ana caves - without
governor
was acquazfe0 with our condit)p; who ci6en 81 tho
Yerrnery iscntned wih Va Interests familiar 20 s
htory wou,a be preju6lced or nislec by the ial Ire
hoods which have been so systematically iaoretted
against us-oae VITO heretofore resident. a. he i
q n non ssvehoding stare, IS ye not STAKEHOLDER
b., has the capacity app eciate and the bodnes, and
integrity requisite aitolly 10 dschsrge his duty.
eaoess Of the possible elect might have upon the eiec
lion OF Some ,e,ty politician n distant state.
IN bis stead have appointed who Is ignorant Of
our condition, stranger to our people; who We have too
much to fear will, If no worse prove no more e.
cert to protect us than his predecessors.
With then, government which has proved itnbecile--
aed enforce the laws Tor our protectionwitn an
army awitss bancftt oyerrnnning our counry-what
shall we doY
Though we have full confidence in the Integrity aud f.
deity OF Mr. Woodson now actog as Governor, We know
TO. at what moment his authority will be suspended.
We cannot the fence in coming 10 our ne Wy
appont Governor. We cannot hazard second edition
We midst act at OF ce and e ctively These traitors,
ssssssins and robbers us be punished, must now o.
auebt lesson they will remember
We wage no war upon men for their opinions; have
attempted to exclude any IRON settling among Us;
have demanoed only that all should alike submit to
tie law. To oil such viii afford protection, Whatever
vii be their political opinions But lanes army and It's
allies must be expelled from the Territory, Thus alone
mako safe our persons or property-thus alone
can bring peace TO our territory.
To do this We will need assistance Our citizens, unor
gaDztd and maEy Of them unaraed, for they came not
sOciers-tbough able heretofore TO assemse force
sufficient compel the obedience OF the rebels now that
they have been strengthened by this invading army,
thoroughly drilled perfectly equipped mounted and ready
10 march at a moments Dotco 70 attack our ceenceeas
set,lemelE-may be overpowercd Should we be aole
vap9nisb this additional force, ere threatened
with further invasion OF like character through Iowa
ana Nebraska.
This ie no mere local quarre-no mere rof bu. i. Is
wags6 by an army-a war proiessedly for our
DETERMINATION. is no mere resistance to the laws no
simple rebellion Of citizens, but OF invasion
the army foreign army-propery named the ARMY Of
the Norih.n
is then not only the right but the duty of all good
ASSISTANCE, and enable rs to expel these invaders
Mr. W0odson, since the resignation OF Governor Shan.
non IN the absence OF Governor Geary, has feareBsy
net the responsibilities OF the trust forced upon him. has
proclaimed the existence Of the rebellion, and called
the militia OF the Territory 70 assemble tor It's suppress
We call on you to come; to furnish us assistance in
men, provisions and munitions, tina. may drive OUT
this ..arny of the North" who would suovert 60
verpment and expel us from our homes
Our people, though poor, many Of them stripped Of
their all Others harrassed BY the hends 60 That they have
beer unable TO provide for their families, are yet true
men will with you shoulder TO shoulder ia defence
our rig hts, Of principles in which you have common
il not deeper inter est than they.
By the issue Of this struggle is TO be decided whether
law lawlessncss shall reign in country. we are
vsDQuithed, you will be victims.
Let not our appeal be IN vain.
ID. r. Atchison, y. =. Ireadwen,
joe Z. Anderson, K. g. Cook,
T. Ii. Hosser VIM. II. Iebbs,
VIM j. Preston, e. j. Jones,
A. A Preston, j. II. Striugfelow,
AvGrsT &c. 1855.
We the ciizens or Missouri, urge fellow citizens
AID The citizens other States 10 respond 70 the above
call Of the citizens OF hAlsa..
a. W. Donrhan, A 9. Boons,
Oliver Anderson, Jessec NORM.
l.. j. Brown, Jno ". Sed,
Henry L. Rou;t, B. +. srinsiellow.