New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

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issued III, following printed circuia'' |
"Cu,ErEs1oy ). c. Feb. u, 1856.
"r, DEAR SIR: We respectfully ak
,our attention TO the purposes OF uie Soc'e'y the 90
,t, and officers OF which you VII ma on .he next
-. Il ia UNNECESSARY, when addressing Southern
Pc ., dwell AZ length the grave aud pressing i'm
t5nce of Southern action an aId ol the Pro-Savery
- ~ Ksn,as immediate object IL To Inform
I'm that a Society has been organized here, which
hons 20 initiate 81 earnest, system Ate, and efficient
.anrt in support ri ibe-e who are battling for Southern
rpbis lie ei,deavor, 70 far has been rewarded WITH
rrconraging saccess We would, therefore, ask such
aid ~ Won may be disposed TO afford aud request
The fIliest information from you in regard 20
III. temper aud action Of your immediate neigh.
borhood. We would further suggest that should
there lie near YOU any men whose character and
.nterIrle make ten III emigrsnts, but who stand in
need Of penary assistance to carry out their wishes,
YOU would furnish with ist OF names, speci-
Tying a knowledge OF tier qualifications. Such
communication would, OF course, be considered con-
fdcntal and IL not intended pledge on our part
TO ,end them until after a full examination OF our
ability and thtir fitness.
ave would beg you to regard this letter not a. en-
tirey confidential but 10 be used only private conl-
uunication with your friends.
We have the honor to be y,ry isaYpsfraYyc b,,m.
oAnes'ed March 1870.
"1"rSHoHs 4 ir TissR'' Secretary. W BURNETT.
W. ,. fokIEk, = ~ : 5H1&AEEIIiE Sb
" THO 9, BARkER,, VIZ TABOR
~ r. Srnr hiUrS SIN0ySn'
Such is the circular..=iBut let us turn the leaf
ard the objects and officers OF the Society al
which it speaks. What if it proves to be an
"Emgrant Aid Society," But, no, it can't be
that; the South was always opposed to such
things. But here is the inside:
EXTRACTS FROM THE CONSTITUTIONS.
"ARTIcLE l. The name of this organization shall
be- A Society for the Aid of the Slave Settlement OF
Kansas, and il shall continue until the question OF the
admission of Kansas Slave State shall have been
decided.
shall be TO promote tie emigration Of such citizens
uIH 70 10 The Territory Of Kansas with bona tde
purpose OF becoming inhabitants thereof, and aiding
The constituted authorities maintaining the Govern
nct end laws now in force in that Territory such
oih,r laws as may be passcd for The prcserrdtOR Of
STARE institutions. And shal be the further duty OF
sGid Committee to provide for raising funds, and to
nd lt such measures as they may deem judicous for
carrying out tie purposes of this Society.
"ART. 6. Any resident of the State may become
member Of the society by subscribing his name, and
contributing such sum he may think proper to the
purposes OF the Society.
OFFICERS.
TREsIDENT-lIOn JAMES ROSE.
vICy-PKEsIDYNTs
Hon. j. llAELrsToS REID Hon. EDWARD FROST,
Hon ". PoRcHrR siiIrs ELIAS VAyDrRHoRsr, esq.
SECRETARY. TREASURER.
Then follows the names Of the EXECUTIVE Cow
MITTEE, which, find by cOmparison are the same
as those who signed the " not entirely confidential
letter above.
The following has pretty border around it, and
is otherwise gotten up IN very 1T taking way"
II is very curious that Mr.. Frank Pierce did not
mention it in his conversation with the National
Kansas Committee
"CrRTIFICATE.
"CHARLEsTOs, :. C., March B. 1856
To all Tic True IrlcHds Of The Rtghfs Of he South
wv nEErm oMrIrr, That M e. H. T. Ale,an
der the bearer Of this is true Southern man in sen
meft, and omigratcs TO Kansas with bona fde pur
lcee Of becoming inhabitant thereof aud aiding the
constituted authorities in maintaining the government
and laws in force in said Territory, and such
other lnws may he passed for the preservation of
slave institutions, and We earnestly commend hun TO
tie Kind Offices and friendly services of all who are
maintaining the rights - The South
Here follow the names oi the entire - Execu-
"tiyc Committee OF the Society for the aid of the
"Slave Settlement Of Kansas" attcstcd by Thco.
G. Barker. Secretary.
Speaking Of these South Carolinans reminds me
ci an interesting event. Ii viii lie rccOllected that
when The Ht1Gid Of Tntdom was DESTROYED, red
hal with onc star aud Southern Rights on il,
was ho,ted ON the building. II 80 happened that
when the same flag was being brought into town az
atrophy b, the frce-Statc men, the press and type
of the new Herald c( Freedom was coming in i'll an
opposite direction. This was an ominous coinc
d,ncc The Herald will be issued Immediately, at
the usual rates, believe. Mr.. Brown longer
prisoner, is experimenting his business himself
Hut tn return {" the Southern army: After these
ncn get into the Territory by the Aid Societies OF
tie south. il might be- interesting to your readers
to know LOn these patriots are ted, and so send
ytu another oi these precious documents:
"uiApQU ALrEEs 3p RrGT. KANSAS MILITIA,
"ATcnIsoS, August ~, 1856.
"Or,lcrs Mol.
- Each CAPTAIN Of a Company composing this
Regiment il hereby required forthwith TO provide his
command with baggage wagon or wagons as may be
needed and the necessary teams for transporting the
IN law a sufficient eupp.g a.
The use ~ hle men for campaign OF two weeks
80. Wagons, teams and provisions will be pressed
into this slce wherever the same may be found not
r,occuped by other Compsncs Of this Regiment, the
Captains giving receipts for the same to the owners
80 Rerorts relative 10 the execution of this rider
will be made to the Colonel Of the Regiment.
Wednesday, the .0th inst, and the whole Regiment
will hold itself in readiness 10 in military order
this place Thursday morning, the 2lst lust at
col J. II. sTRINGFELLow.
a. MORAL AdiuiAuL"
The second OF these orders is particularly String
iellowish and considering that the receipts of the
Captains are not as good rs gold, and hardly
worth The paper upon which they are written, il Is
quite doubtful hind Of paw
The man Nandcrvoort who was arrested on SUI
day last charged with being spy, yesterday
discharged, noProot being found against him. There
ls 10 doubt that there Lave been regularly appointed
apes III Law renee all summer. They are harmless,
however, ~ all We do is immediately submitted t.
tie world for lis approval or condemnation. Still,
there are times, IS kr cxanll' last sunday, when
they might ipjurc TIC by by bringing upon lis y
surprise much superior force. POTTER.
TIE RATTLE BETWEEN COL. HARVEY
AND TIE R-RUFFIANS-TREAT-
HENT OF TREE-STArE PRISONERS.
CcTrcspcnloE Of the n Y. Tribune
LAWRENCE, \. T., Sept. -, lSjt,.