Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-23

Reinforcement at ths South, which must succeed be-
cause proposes wr1Eg or injustice to the -N'''"
bu; simply 10 assert and vi.Gcaie the ,qa"I r'@''s "
all the citizens Of the Unun Ia settle with thc P''
p"rty in all the territories If the Union we reS''
TIA, The articles which We annex, make Hioi'oH
few virsinisns among tie new Immigrants 10
We hope. however that they viii! soon p'u' -
numbers ne TO atone for their tard'ns'S' .,,,.
We find the following items i'll the f''''
ter Sovereign of April 10; ;.srs ,ver
ScurHIRx EMlcHASIs.-Sinee ' ''nr ,nwn, most OF
Sfty Southrrners have arr. e Snuth Carolina
,h, frnn tb, vicinity Of CnaTIee'c:.'
III IN, balance from the oiu bo'ii'' 49,. mn, ,,5
anu tue o"'" ,,rt;on of them are young men, anu
nc 80 n locate themselves permanently anu
,,,;I settle in Atchison ana vicinity. n,'" ni an,.
WIZ ser -" found all the professions, trades ana cu.
are " ~ IN. soil Many Of them have abuhuah'
Ea. a,s others in moderate circumstances, coHle 10
l, :. cir fortunes in Kansas: and more orderly
M,sI,i,eut we'll raised set OF young gentlemen we
Inn 90 never seen in any country. Several nave pun
based lots in town. and are building their houses on
hem; others have bought claims and are n'ak.ue
farms and SOME gone to work at their trades PROBES
soI,s &C All seem to be well pleased WIN 'no o'u
;ry and have gone to work like men VINO oon.r 'o a
simply to vote, but TO improve the couuuy a'iu Ia
feel certain that, ii indeed, they VII, n"nH CIV"
GERS and good soldiers, without mucn ur'''"e'
-, syopr TRIP IS THE TERRIroRr.-A few days
snce having business in Westport, we visited oy the
ynv Kansas City, Westport, Ltuvenwortn' anu ;!e
,ornnton. We were very much gratIheo at seeing
the evidence of the value of Kansas lerror! s''
nerciay ms evinced by tho immense na' ns a, W
freight being received, anu Tue io' 10
igrants daily arriving. .,,,.;ro,,
ruus tar the emigration hos been ann"s'
from, the South, only one party ia'luS Se a -. g
from the East. We are vefy r S"ntbern rights. We
mo, while at Westport, four gentlemen from deor'
, who we're exploring the Territory preparatory Tor
the emigration from that state: Inc party g"nss'eu
of Col F W Wright, DR. w Bruce Jouh |. BOGUS,
DR. 4 b Northern and j Collier, all men OF standing
and ;niluence-Col Wright being one of the first
i",r,.ar. in Gaoruia When such men ns these leave
home wealth. fortune and everything else that could
make life pleasant and bright we Eno" lhat our
cnuse has nothing to fear. On returning nome, we
found our own town filled with enigrants OF the same
st amp, from various portions OF tne Sou'n' '"!
to the South, "All is we'll"
CORRESPONDENCE Of the 81. Lonis RrputiicQn:
WrsrpoEr, MOI Tuesday, April ~, 1870.
urrreb fnr Georgia. Hurrah for Alabama! Hurrah
for South Carolina aud Tennessee: ana why nHTrsh
for thsn7 Because they are dong their duty Now
in this vicinity lately landed from boats over
0 Y,.rbaps more emigrants from these four States
Thera never Has such crowded countryi every MOTEL
is more than running over There are NOT nan
hc houses TO eutert sin them and the citizens OF this
place have turned out to get the emgrants comfortable
ulaces for lodging AlllDe fGceDl aou'o' ouu So'"
I'm. Of every description have been furnished by
Major BuOrd for it is the bulk of bis company ' thni
.dav the +. Y. Aubry arrived with large number
more Of Sou,herners. aud they are likewise landing
in great numbers AT Leavenworth aud Atchison, anu
vo cnn sps what the Sout!, is doing Ii these things
Continue long there will h. n" struggle at sll for the
i. now sey sral hundred ahead OF the North III re-
larI IA this Springs emigration while ar the same
tIn the South is increasing every dayand the North
falling OF. To-day, tia Yankee hotel at Kansas ci'y
looked somew nat like "banquet hall deserted !;
none of the Southeruers scarcely stop there. Inc
healthy e.uctiou that 10 DC taking place IN the
North, is stopping, to certain extent, ths hood oi
Aboli,ionism that Threatened to Overrun Aaneao.
Major Duford's company will outfit here aud " a
few DAYS set ont for the Territory. They are hne
looking set of young men, and il they make Gs good
settlers u. they ars doubtless good fighters, Kansas
will be greriiy indebted TO the originator OF tie expe,
di,iou. Three weeks ago, when the principal travel
10 the Territory eppsared to be from the wrong
source the Freesoers. cs coon as they got into Nan
sas, would be 80 nsoent sud insulting "a to make II
very unpleasant to travel the rs'ce scsd with lhem'
But they are getting very quiet
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