The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-12

KANSAS Abrams he Congressional
Committee. II IS said, viii present two re-
pors--one from the Free Sod majority
Nessfs. Howard and sherman, and one
from NJ eit,cr, us minority
Loud complaints ato made Of the par>
,ialily aud paftiSanshIp OF the majority, who
are said to have shaped all their decision.
and actions So as TO make out n strong case
for the side Of their Abolition friends
Committees appointed by the citizens Of
the counties of Levensvorth, Douiphan and
,tchisou. in Kansas TcfritorY had met in
the town Of ttchinson aud issued circular,
from which We copy the following extracts /;
The pro-slavery party IS the only one IL
Kansas which pretend. to uphold the Gov
erument or abide By the laws Oar party
from the beginning has sought to make
Kansas = slave state only by legal means
We have been slardered and villi6ed almos,
beyond endurance. vet 40 have not resort.
ed 10 violence. bat steadily pursued the law
for the accomplishing OF our objects, be
lieyiug Il the only proper course and the
party Is still OF the same opinion. Twice
have we been called out in largo numbers
to aid the officers in the execution Of the
laws, aud under very aggrivaiing circum-
stances, when. il our people had been will
ling to trample under foot tho laws as our
enemies do We were IN a condition TO wage
war OF determination against all the enc
mles Of the pro slavery party in Kansas
Yet We controlled ourselves. our enemies
promising IN future to obey the laws Not
withsianding the many lalsehoods circulated
by the Aboltiousts IN and ont of Kansas
/ Territory, the day never has been that we
were not able. legally aud fairly, TO outv0tc
them aud. to,dsy, Il all restraints and oh
legations to support the government and
abide by the laws were thrown of, aud
open war declared between the pgo,slaycfy
and all other parties in the Territory. we
could, in less than month rid ourselves of
our last enemy, without the aid OF single
outsider
Heaven and earth are being moved in all
the free states to induce overwhelming ar
mics TO march here aud drive US from the
land We are able to take caro- of those
already here, but le, our brethren in the
States take care of outsiders. watch them
and If our enemies march Tor Kansas, let
our friends come along to take care Of them
and II nothing but fight can bring about
peace, let US have a fight that will amount
to something Send us money, and other
articles mentioned a. early as practicable,
and II the Aboltionsts find 1t convenient
to brinc their supplies, le, our friends cone
with ours.
arrangements have been made with
Nessrs MAJ Russell X Co., Leyenworh,
X T. and J W Foreman Is Co., Doni>
phsu, X r. and C. T.. Voolfolk Il Co..
Atchlsou, X. r., to receive any money or
other articles sent to our relief and will re
port to the undersigned, and we pledge our,
selves that all will be distributed for the
beneh, OF the cause. Horses We greatly
need. ioo,men being useless in running
down mid>nigh, as-assins aud robbers.
They state further, tat from twenty to
thirty of their people had fallen by the hand.
OF ianaiical aboliiionis;s, who nre being
hunted up and brough. to justice Gaires.
ION Ncws.