New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21

"Ts The legal vo,ers ef Ksrsss:
fr K.rs.s hs proved f.lufe-.quaer sovereignty ane <
worlnt, miserable deo:Sn.,n rI9oi Of .ee OS
have b. .en taken possession OF ey
s.Ee ' men .empied 70 be sd UPON 4,
uerber. OF socslei Legslsture. unscquaiasd With or
s.n,s II our psssed and attempt
ed TO BY III. aid Of Of foreign >t es CT ne
80, orrresve tyrarrc aud insulting Character nsnt Of
.arsse taken from u.debsed from The py.se ot yooe ~
tae secb aecb estse mulns Of the pres semps9 .ni
hr.a longer obear4ne with such oppression Ia. ceased -
ss ass e h Of re ss sSSs aeir S form Of
when became oppressive and baye AZ az nes s'
as Territorial form of government !. unknown % ,he cS
,uton and ne nsfs ,ns bs % 5eb.s ehsIaeel Of the
sisv-ry which involve u- npe as q stlo1 ana isss
senf Of State Governments snl whereas the orssnc act
fails pointing the course 70 be sdoPted IN IN str:snsY
rrecrct in said Territory hereinafter mentioned On tho q
usfs G & apS beT cast your b.I5 for members
TOPEKA on the 4h I1e.dsy o. oeSeer %
kansas and take s., needfl for orglIzs sa,e
57sTnnen preparatory to The admission Of Kansas into the
On Tie h tuesday Of October The con.ita,ion coHven.
uied 70 the people the 18th Of December aid BY them
b. aff m 5e copsnOnai movement
in Ksbsss aud party increment IL I i dnt M 70 see
to dis ehsTie. II the people any portion Of tie n fsis to
participate Il their fault snd no the sqlt Of those
who active. Democrats Hard. and sois "nss haaa
and Liberals Republican,, Fro siayery ana Al ssss
Of shades participated IN fbe
and il be party movement At Az eerSy
cannot movement OF one party sone In hepnplcsh
@ vote on any questions neither has the minority right 70 ob
jet the seton Of the majority because they did net cnoose
Tie Fcsdeni s.y No principle Of public law no practice
OF rrecede.t the Constitution Of the Unite states no
rule Of easn re or eonfers such power
as hat claimed By mere party IL the ielroIy Ia ise
has tool done is Of ehaIaeer II val
become reasonable irurreetOg If reach the Isas,a OF OK
gan.zed resistance By iosce 20 tne % 81 49,
Federal law and to the authority OF The General Oo'erH
-. ia,f
.opafter ,over'ieIty theni No precedent~ VIVA Ill
Michigan California aud other new States do! NO rue o
resonsbe unjust noneucal Suppose the party com
rrse an sou.y o. t & gbmn %ds ,s Pro
Slavery gentleman writes friend in Kentucky IS follows
believe Informed you before tha have been aPr9inet
Clerk this (DOugls county under the Ie.1,or T Legs
laiure but we are in such horrible ste Oi r F -
Soicrs are in large majority in the Territory and they are
viii not sue nor have recording done my Office only IN
" name. II "a the same all over the territory. -, - -.
reIt because they hspTen think alike certain subject
belong to tie same parry" It We, io.T1ery pnfpis OF
bonI5 pSle but times must have changed.
If tn, iie w he sonsblc 1t was nor so however
in Michigan California aud other STATES Bat the people OF
ace by force to Fundamental other federal law
the Authority OF The Genersl Ilgs, @ o
State, whose constitution clearly embraces '5
of Government h excluded from the Union because i.S d.
NEST, institutions all respects c)poft WIN me
iiess what wise and expdieni entertained ID ioe 'e
that fSet ot iise ayl Rt he nrcsss Of Jis.oa
eoutye On our side But such result to
be anticipated. When the President fully understands onr case
he can do no less withw his for an
enabling form another constitution aud Congress will
Aso we have confidence that attempt will be mad y the
Federal the eactnsntS OF foreign egs
atue uron The people Kansas Mr. Christian, the PoSayey
Clerk OF Douglas County the people Of Miss ur came no
the Territory the 5oh Of March last bearing wi'h them
"teir REGULAR stirons-boye knives pistols aud whisky
the Of f,c or SIX hou,and CARED tIe election Sy
& yor,rg and Horse OF Renresentltiyes IN some In.
stances driving their the judges appointed by tue
Governor pacs Judges om their own number IL their
stead WHO paid regard the Instructions OF the Execu
Ii cannot be that the President after permitting the people of
smother state to the legal voters their constitutional
orraIc rights will add 70 the outrage by compelling me
people OF Kansas submit TO 'he authority aud oosy ner
make law. be compelled 70 sub
has been %Id there win be- 70 ossqzed resist.
of every ten spur with contempt gross Outrage upon
American citizens and 1t highly proper for the General As
with the admission of the State in tue Union
The PIeds.t roosS M hs so esn sS SS5a tb r
peal Of the Missouri ComIoa'e aad subjects e9pnteed WIN
he extension Of nesr9 eohdSse and because an Esal Aid
Tie people OF this country have been in the habit Of talking
about affairs the May.OweT dis
chsreed her Plymouth Rock, but this the fret tne
trt sste 81 Territory If the reope of Kass were account
able oquscy of the NOIh the silence Of the South
Euisrsnt Aid Associations are nothing in the United
When California was fret opened to settlement the
kind associations formed with only this adherence:
each hsd agent OF il own tor The purpose
of procuring ckes arranging details SC while IN the other
neced with the Aid Society kasas emgan sock COM
Sny iT' Ss bot h agent THE society viii purchase tickets r
Stakeholder Free man. and the investments
benefit al settlers alike. No questions asked
Had The PTeient visited Western Missouri before any Aid
Society had been formed at tie East lie might have found
secret oabouud Association pledged make of Kansas
Slave sate-peaceaby If they could iorcibly they must
This Society has been in active operation sisce M inception
threatens deuge kansas with the blood OF American
citizens for the crime Of prierrinc Free 10 Slave state
Also il oly Necessary read few Southern onrnas 10
accounts in different parts of the South not OF Engant
AID Societies but Of Engrant Buying Hiring Societies
which do simply procure tickets for the emgran at
irrespective Of party condition. bat which the fare and
the right kind Of earaIts, aud support them IN
Kansas year, less. HoFever il may be, the
| common people TO DO as the King does
Tie people Kansas viii object Aid Societies whether
Moth South 60 ong a. they treat ell parties alike E
greus from all parts OF the country received with hearty
welcome and tie Investment Of capital whether Eastern
The settlers Of Kansas and injury
from repeated nylsions from neshborng State and It is
hfhy proper that Congress be memorszed this subject
EsIecav should the General Government repair the injury
has indicted All the nvssious have been Termed by the
officers Of the Government without opposition, while al
least invited by them II is the duy OF the Federal
Government rote iuaL, territories in their rights but
Kansas hes not only not been protected bur has been actually
oppressed by those whose duty II was to defend IT,
IL is unjust to any community to send among them officers
with Cove raent patronage, whose political sentiments
osed the sentiments OF the people particularly when those
oo tie stump Gui shoulder the rife for the purpose
officers Of charged with undgnfed co5duct and
of them least with high crimes, aud it il the day tae
legislature memorable the President thai citizens may
Re protected ia their lives and naensbe rights and from
wSrrsnsbe Interference officials in the o their
internal sisirs. IL mauiesly Improper for the Federal
ticers dictate into OF Kansas institution
which CeDgress profesed To have authority.
H that he D, putty Marshal hs private
tols 10 arrest he members OF tie Legislature AMI the
steh az event of coue no resistance w be offered the