New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22
NEBRASKA TERRITORY AND SLAVERY.


ToPEKA, Monday July Z, 1856.
The important communication suboincd was handed
to me this morning by seademan direct from Ne
bIsska City. VIII go there immediately and Invest-
gate its statements:
NEBRASKA CITY, June as.
DEAR Sir: So far, 10 the dscus ion If the ,1on
sto pfpecs Of the ext. nsiOn ot Slavery into the Ter
rltWies, ite people OF the North have pssed oy Ne
b,nska 10 Kaueas the rmedia'e victim. They nave
Supposed that Nebraska wa safe for Freedom, let the
result oflhe in bersstei Territory be wbstever
u might. But if Kansas falls, all IA lost; Nebraska
will become eesy con lnett to the Si,ye POScr.
In proof of this assertion satufactory proof is no;
wanting
or tie four news papers published in Nebraska, DO.
one has dared to utter iugle word IN favor OF
Fr, edon either there in Kansas, but the con-
trsiy have slsays opposed t,e Ere State N Ii Ia the
latter bitterly SniLs sfellt ws Squofer Sorergn
Or ANY u the border presses Inc outrage on senator
sumutr they pas silently by or iu consratuAton Of
chicGlrsc Brooks.
Gov Izzaru and most Of the ether appoinees Of the
Pr sideLt waru H in favor Of the introduction cf
Slavery. Until The commencement of mnig tto. t1e
ptttnt Spring-slce which time the new settle have
beef of d nvre Northern character an previously
the majority Of the people of the Territory especially
of TIE portion of il lyi South Of the Platte River,
wee i'll favor Of ignoring Freedom, If not directly
tabnstInIg Slsvefy by ignoring Free oom is under.
stood TIE pole, which the Slavery propsgdndstS have
d. emed best to lurue in that Terrtv y.hat ef brand
ing treason every otttnpt to make u free, and
Qb, sion. The Legt.la,ure il II claimed could easy
ftgulaie the utter, but that booy would a-o adopt
the ignoring principle, uutil the stampede Of feE
slaves aide by wbe- would make II ,ry tO d.
rtcliy GckLoVeoge Its existence by providing for the
pul Isl melt Of ptsons giving such aid. Slavery al.
Teut here ard in thnly populated country,
With 10 Avs a. yet 10 punish toe eiticing away OF
slavs il r ssary 10 trat then kindly and North
CIr men-e specially oOughfacee--are prompted 10 ths
good uet,rDt IT, aid to thet such is universal at the
Scuft-thai Slavery Is not half bad tucy are &C.
cu-ton I'd 10 suppose IT, More slaves are on their way
there; it asked Of the ignoratt from sections,
what is 10 be done with the ,aye, Uf the Territory
when Constitution Is formed For nearly all the
South,rD peoplt and naiy from the North, would
much peter seeing slavery legahzcd, to having few
free begrots about them.
Neaily oil the tvmis are owned by Pro-SAvcry
men, who give employment TO great many Of the
lU"est clas Of cZens and0D election Gays put tickets
into tht tnhcs send them TO tue polls Ike sheep
" TIT sbsmbes.
The Ee,hocis; Episcopal Church is in as bad repuie
tscIt a. IN MseUuii. Every Dsn who dnres to eA-
Ir.ss word Of sympathy wth Kansas IS loaded WIZ
eyt,y ,upcsu al graceful cpithct imasInsbl-; con-
cent rte eifuris being nsde 10 ruiu the BUSINESS
Of Anti-Sayeiy mcn Sad tire ats Of 'bine are not
unir, qu.I, The Pro elaveiy party nanie:ted great
Joy I'll earniI the sack Of Lawrence aud arre,t OF
kob I OF, B.oan ana other piominont Erce.s,ste
n.eb; ~ many have been made 10 .IfSe-s desire
20 .list Il cs rvce Of the Missouri claus. go great
Is the pc u,is egsii :. AhtSIaveiy men, ttst many
ot The mVi ent utts haidy consicor their vcs sate
They pace confcei in tie courts, for muroerers
fino 10 them protection, 10. punishment; their only
G. Ii, tnce is il tlo determination Of their friends ~
itvtp,e the Nrongs which Any OF their number may
,ec i've On poli,ical rccouns
Aba be iots of these advantage. to Freedom IN the
T.ncry or great ones sro II reacine.3 10 be Drought
ircm Wiibou az il the csxe Of ,nsas shortly before
The eltcii, last Fall. In q conversion bei9een
Judge Blsdfo'd, Of iee proPii.to-s f Neorsska
Cny arc Gen. Whitfield The latter oH,r 10 t1.ke up
az amy sufficiently large TO ca1y the election for
PruSlave-y ,ickei. He sai1 be nc to do 50 and
wculc il the, i,quirrd II; that the Bordx Ruffi,ns
were el.rul.nod {, make Nebraska slave state
a9o As ttat patty ger confdcut Of e,ectiDg ther
ni.D The iequis,'ion was never made; what couf-e
wopd bav. beta pprsu'd had that party betn @ mi
bority cup only be lft TO srpposi:oa
4 treD uf emig!eDis which psrs-d through Nebrsska
On their way to Ksisat By adopting q rusc, found
ally who have heretofore proassd TO be Ia'her par.
iis toward the lstitons o. the Free Sstcs 10 te ia
nahty str, ngly in favor Of the Establishment Of the
p.cula, ins'Itpiion 4
0re ador,sseo a man Of considerable ipaacnce In
th, Scu'tep part Of the Territory something like thi'
Il tell y.u Whist friend, I've got sick ot trying IL
farm 1t in The North th. won't al.w fellow to 1old
slaves or lt bin trcat white lobofef OtherSis- than
As an tq a.; walt TO 20 wlsre con dTe things, |
believe the; Kansas viii be a Save 6tste-ths: Oar