New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14

Con; but y '.sts;ns the rights OF nations or o!
spirit 1sen less and superior forces are brought
s@'es "sss;nst them. IL was nor sentiment IKE
70 pea. emf Charles 10 the scaiiOld or wa5ed Tue
os tina, hio Nv war of Independence. No; the
nne ~ %s.Ss and the Revolutonists were dread
-. EARNEST" they did not speak, but acted
49,, belief; with them il was at once Platform
80 A fsith-to live for which, or die Tor 1t, was
nc paramount, the all-eDgrossing OBJECT OF theif
20 Snch men are the free-Stase squatters-
T~rv ,pr ryCoNoUERABLE. They may again BE-
-nhhad their cabins and their crops may be de-
Sr.d I.wIess hordes Of semi-sayagcs may again
80 their State; sackiDg, shooting scalpng,
hsno;rg. may again be- common incidents OF Their
ls;T history: their presses may again he indeed
and demolished; the usurpatiOn Of Missouri, and
The laws Of the usurpers may again be recognized
nv the President and enforced by Federal bayonets;
their trains may be searched, their leaders nPris-
eped their arms seized by force, and their petitions
scoffed at--but as long as they live, and the LORD
Uyeth they will never be- snbdued. The Propa-
gsndists have gained nothing by eecting Buchanan.
Missouri has gained less than hOthihg-hef sia'e
population less
the Free-State men will not cvacuate Kansas.
They have enlisted for the war. Will the North
sustain them m
II IL for Northern Rights that they contend. The
North, then should aid them.
The honor of the North il involved i'll their sue
cess Let the North, then, contribute to it.
The principles of the North are the principles
tbev FIGHT for Will the North desert the pioneer
advocates of her creed
The interests, the material interests Of the North
are involved in the speedy and final settlement of
the Kansas difficulties. The working men OF the
Northern States are III want OF land and homes:
Iowa is in the hands of settlers and spectators;
Nebraska good enough for buccaneers, is not fit
for Republicans to live in; Kansas alone, ours by
right of purchase, policy and solemn covenant is
large enough and rich enough to supply THAI de-
mand. BY sustaining our squatiers already there,
that vast and fertile State and the bOuDdess, rich
Territories to the west OF it, will be ours forever
The Republicans OiBausas will never give up the
State; but it depends ON the North TO say whether
they shall hold it, not against Missouri only, bu:
agsir st merciles and united South, huoger cold,
and the Federal Government combined.
OuT friends here want ald-money to buy pro-
visions, capitalists to furnish steady labor, aud
clothing TO protect them from the Indictment prairie
winds.
IL is often asked what has become Of the money
already subscribed L will answer: First not
one hall OF what was publicly promised has been
paid Kansas meetings have been held IN various
cities, aid many buncOmbe speeches and subscrp-
tons have been made theIeat. u, says one aspiring
politician the city raises 80 and so, I'll give 50 aud
so. Another pedgeS the city for so and so. The
telegraph immediately announces that the city
pledges itself to raise so and so. But, unfOr
tunstey, the city doesn't raise so and so, and con-
sequeDtly the ambitious philanthropist does Lot
deem his pledge-athough he receives n the eciat
resulting from is gene TOus offer. Secondly, money
has been paid to impostors, both from Kansas and
elsewhere, which was quietly pocketed for the
benefit of the recipient alone. 1t people had sent
their money TO TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE Fund
or to the National Kansas Committee, this miSfor-
tune would have been avoided. Let il he remem-
bered that is authorized to receive money for
Kansas except the National Kansas Committee.
Tley have no agents Thirdly, since the Missouri
was blOckaded, it has been necessary to send emf
grants by Iowa and Nebraska. The expenses Of
such trains are enormous. Everything, from horses
to lucifers, must be purchased before they start.
Three trains have been sent along this season. LIST,
Dicbey & StoweD's train, commonly called
Lanes army; I'd, traio composed of EN-
igrants from Maine, Massachusetts drought
out by the Rev. Mr. ParsOns), Illinois, Ohio
and Indiana, which | had the honor to conduct;
aud Sd, a train from Wisconsin, Illinois aud Iowa,
commanded by Mr.. Eldridge and Professor Dan
iels Ct Wisconsin. Another train is en- route
now. or has recently arrived. 1t is uuder charge
OF Mr.. Weber aud DIR. Root. These trains have
cost several thousands of dollars EOurbly, money
was subscribed in certain for the purchase of
arms. Arms have been bought and sent. Arms
require ammuntion that, also. and in liberal sup
plies, has been conveyed Ill safety to the squat.ers
Let those who object to such purchases recall the
Outrages murders and rcbberies committed on the
unarmed settlers; and let them remember also,
BY the United States authorities. Filthy money
and clothing both has been recently sent in by
thousands of dollars; but the distress is great
and widey-spread, that its expenditure is but
family discernable.
All money that may hereafter be subscribed will
be exclusively devoted to relieving distress in the
Territory. No more emigrants Will be sent in by
the National Committee this season. 1t is more
important to keep the squatters who are already
there i'll the Territory, than to send IN additional
emigrants.
have recently come from Kansas, where | was
an eyewitness Of the suficrings-olteu silent hid
den suferings- OF our brave friends there. | ap-
peal in their behalf for succor. l have rciraned
from doing so during the excltcments OF Campaign
But now that the mOmentOus struggle is oyer-dud
the discussion of our John and JessieS merits is
postponed for seasonal earnestly pray aud hope that
the friends of Free Kansas will turn from the con
temptation of the White House TO the praires OF
the West.
The South has done m0re-iar mOre--t0 aid the
expansion of her soul. marking and Internal stem
of despOtism-far more TO carry the blghting, un-
republican, demOralizng curse OF Slavery into Vir
gin States-far more to nOurish and disseminate the
mean and atrocious crime of holding humanity in
bondage-to be "sold, Judged aud rcputed as real
estaten~-thsn the North has done to promote the
extension of her benign and ennoblmg social sys-
tenn, with its free schools for the poor and It's pub
lie libraries its free press, free pulpits free plat
forms, and untrammelcd liberty of speech; sys-
tenn which recognizes the political equality of all
its citizens comforting dignity on labor, and giving
to indulgence and talent the aspiration and the OPP
portunity to rise in ranh snd TO distinction
This fact is disgracefu 10 the North. Let us re-
form. Shall Kansas be surrendered to the Slave
Poweri No. Shall our friends in Kansas aaTeces
sayiip suffer in the contestl No. Then open your
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