New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
SOUTHERN MEETING FOR AID TO KANSAS

From The Leon P:ea Uai,l,. OR. 10.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of southern men,
for the purpose of encouraging ana facilitating South.
EN- emigration to Kansas was held at Westpori Mo-,
On Friday Sept. Is, 1856.
Col. b. +. Trta dwe was appointed Pretident; Ma
for Neon Charles McCord, Mr. Blount, VIM. Beard,
Capt. Browning ard +. Richardson appointed
Vice Pr, sideLts and II Dsnfcrih and EdwaId How
aid were requested 10 act as SECRETARIES.
Col TreodNel, on taking the chair requested Col.
III d. CLAYTON 70 state tie object OF the meeting. Col
Clayton said crisis of great importance IN the affairs
of ansas had arrived. Whatever had been achieved
N II mast was of little cose quence II the pr cent
sufttd TO pass unmpToyCd. TUE many Of yoa have
BEEN driven fiom your homes, and your houses ba ned
to II glouId by bighw aymen ard bandtti, but YOU
have OF been deprived CT your citizenship.
The time l. last approaching when sill become
necesksy for you 10 roturn the Territory, ana there
eycIcsc that boosted highest privilege of an American
To do this successfully Immediate acuon-unitod AID
harmonious actonis NJ, ossaIy Let there be no cls
stpsion III cur raLhs. Aabamian-, Geofgiaes, Mis-
souriers CalUni1Ls, from whatever other Safe we
nav hsIpoL To conc, 81 lev days past we went forth
mr. tue fCu'ed iec, a.d The enemy disappeared be-
fore cur advancing cclanlIs, 80 now let u agu'n -
forth in a common cause against common encmy,
a. ptac, M but not the css glorious victory will be
oris Al IL, eor6s of thc past, all the joys Of the
D e.clt srd all dc hort Of the future eCiue u.s. ii
", have any rttty ann 'ises Ct any peuy Jeaioases
TO Lt Item sLk ST least t,r TIE Preseut. into the
crave Of Il, past and united in hsart anc hand lei
rs sct oiout the work that Is before if need be
wnb glorious -cf-dtual. ard in it, successful con
i'm ati,n generations ! Ct unborn viii Ii-e W aud call
US blessed II is for The taricse OF Agreeing upon
some plsu Of action that We have met to-day.
Mecannot undertake TO give Col. Z. remarks in
full nor do Linn ustco Ia the brief sketch Of hls speech
hue given. He Concluded b. 9tei!ns the following
resolution:
g,,oIred Thsf Comuee b. appoi- i proportion !, ia.
NJ, r Of peisor present Originally from each southern state
re,r,eutcd 70 dr resolutions and octen ne upon
81 future SETON.
Which resolution was unanimously adopted and
the folospg committee appointed under il:
Fam Aahsma--Cspt Browning. : O. R,ai j. Sill. lna
I'm. Ceorsis-M R. MURPHY, Q. =. Je,a-'n
From south Ca-olina-NIn Bid
frsu, Ksutueky-J. A. Reyno.d.
from Manuscripts. J. Brown.
Pom Forda-W. K Deter
From MarylAId-F Y RicssIL-1E-
Froin Nrginia-J. 8 Rucker.
FtoIn North CzrolinG-J. W. Kelly.
From. pelswue-Btu. Da~ sou.
FIoIn MissouTi-C ". Oliver.
The Committee then retired and during their absence
Colonel H. G.. Pate and others entertained the meeting
with appropriate and patriotic speeches.
The Committee reported the following preamble and
resolutions which were unanimously adopted:
BAerea, The lo sfsrs the Territory Of Ksnss
al the ION 81 the Governor demand. ;oin?. md
v,ety sop d, li~ ana order who IN voI Il