New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
KANSAS IN THE SOUTH.

A meeting was held in New. Orleans on the 27th
over which the Mayor presided. The object was to
consider what should be done in view of the disturb
snoes in Kansas. Col. VIM. Chiisly was the first
speaker. He said
"He would make no attempt at ora'ory or
declau ation The day for such things was gone
Tie time far compron ise was gene. Action sho aid
now be the wachword of the South. The fact
was now patent tha. the Union was in danger aud on
the biiDk If approaching dissolution. And oy whom
He busbed to say -by the descendants of the signer
of our ID, caIation Of Independence. The Norfh had
uI ured the standard of treason aud received aid and
comfort in its nefaous policy from parsons and preach
en- Who decorating their atars and abandoning the
gitimate pursuits of their calrDg, were engaged
IN preachif a crusade against institutions.
There was q reverend gentleman whom he could name
"a Dir. Parker, who, hot many years ago, resided IN
this CIV and Orned neerOes--whO cole rting
money oId means at the North, for the purpose of
purchasing Sharp's rihes, and equpping emgrants to
comba, the PrO-Slavery men IN kans8s Tue Norm
il ain unanimous in its opposition to the Ekteoslon
OF Slavery in any more Territories These are unde-
piabe facta What we to do The difficulty is
susceptible of easy solution. We must resist force
by force. crisis has arrived when every man, who
cherishes hs rights and respects the compsc. which
has theto bound the States together NUT be ready
TO defend them at the hazard of his life. 1t was non
sense to believe the cant that this Northern movemen.
gotten up for sectional or p0litlcs enec, III ls
not AN the surrounding States had adopted lnitia0ry
steps. They had ali contsutedtheir quota OF msn and
of money. hey had all expressed their Willingness
cOOpefdte movement Wncn might led1 10 u
decisive result. Louisiana alone had done nothing
and showed apathy. Sue had allowed herself to be
outsfrppeo 10 the noble contest by her sister states
twas stigma which should be wiped out. II Louis
sI qur. his services, be wa not yet 80 Old as not
TO be able to WELD the sword or shoulder the musket
He sad that the OF the State was interested
in the result, and scmit steed severe but just re-
buke TO Southerners who every Summer go to the
North to spend their money among our enemies
ICbeeringl. As for himself he would see them to
HI before he would spend one cent among them
Tremendous app,ansel II ever he had OCCASION TO
90 to Europe, he would sooner take a sailing vessel
Than q steamship owned by Free-SOil capitalists. lie
wanted 10 see S250,000 subscribed, aud he would
pledge bmself for one thousand men.
The following re solutions were then read and unani-
mously adopted:
Hh,a ossDred bands of Frees Oilers haveia lately uvaded
.hed and sw. and of murd.rins aad experg
Southern ems from the Territory and where's aef
Rrtieusives assembled eIdeavorne TO fix upon sporo
i'on e snnees.sly &c I eo9dSh: .hsn & Of
bis stLtonal duty ConmaI denchef OF tbs Army 10
suppress ction aud epe inyason and thereby aorouf
sc and to the s"ess balds Of Free soers IN insa'
and endsi the and union Of the Staes u o
lin KaDss and whereas we the ciuzens of Ne~Or-
leans convinced tha the Northern states which have enc ou
hatred OF The institutions Of the South which they nehe si
Sr and that proper Pd. a' ., 9t
op rs and feelings well asiueh nsaslfes as are adaPeu
'0s =, IeRsins e' have 'hereSI' rs,olyss III. ns
Cf eing KaTsas but really with tie OF dis AE
from It's territory seis who no' IN favor oi hs ptD
tn Of slavery, euecty in yotion Of the mutusi foa @
bt~ cen the Eorti Southern Stats wheh ne Con
uuion nrious sld sultinI to the Southern safes
not only cecula ed but celb ,'ely ilenord ost1
II rot wholly destroy the fretena relations hitherto chsIneH
between The citizens Of tIs Free states and slaSehoc ''
Of he Union. -,
Tlt In the action of the House of Reoreent'e' OF tas
Timed States attaching epproprstcu bills necessary 70 se
support Of tie GoyeTru conditors having no Legitimate
cuuecion with the objects Of those bs ve fscoVef 81
cE stlon 70 abuse the power resulting from numefct a
du but by srres to the cupdy Of The me An and 90
nensce to those ndins Fede patronage "n0
sJke coudenn and dscsin 1,
= That s the duty Of every rau OF 70 ccndenu a.t
State. in the lcwer House ~e -, OF the seaat5ts
Ne~t gisnd during the late Of Cousre IN
the srsis of hsn'a-; ard solemDly protect ase-s 80
ciduct Of power in yolatl0n OF 'De
tie iuiNse Cf deirsudl.g the Southern - Hes o' 80
shts 10 participate in the eroyuen o Te1ry a9ql7a y
The common Treasure OF all the States OF TIE ni "a h1
Ittt Tor drop o; Southern blood s,,b
BY FOrieiL the soil 0f hAls1s
avs, sicers 81 stettors thereof TO ADOPT 'uen So
ea'uis will Ilsete the iIvertJrs" OF
eie'ies,' and svepse the erous vie'in . oil ne''
-. IL.
leisure RI general powers especially to 'oii' 70 ls
tOrs II stenal aic % I- sp - -.
Isyuepto Of the expes Of emsrsIs hom zoe cr.
ItntoiJ e. ksIsss of such pe'ro a. dt.e sS 20 De.
TEND 'te sce OF the Constitution Witch siy, S,s -.
tsd militia hrs for die see,ny o' % not h. in
irg.f rt..
1s, We reecsiss sre Will entertain fssli.s OF any o.
riaL o ccmpsou se OF the Noi'hsfn stae, - 80
s,ieelly sssai inst 1tionI scd epeoufele
or sa.si SID that rsyrd lhsu, 90 l'ts 10y