Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
Is the Noble South Less Generous than
tia Abolition forth.

by each section. upon their rnspsceivs sd-
soca.es IN this Territory re lear that il is.
Tie receipts oflae last Herald Of freedom
(Aboii,ion) shows that in eight. days up
wards OF one thousand dollars subscription
money was recei-edi.= n hat pro-siiayery
organ ip Kansas can boast OF oae fifth. of
such patropages Browns paper, tainted
with ireaehery and treason .disorga niza:ion
and disunioa. fres-sei!,~ free niggeFs and
Freenontis.n, in line seeking Black. Re-
publican triumph ani Soutlirn depreciation
or absolute despo,ism, scarcely bresthes
7afresh its wonten yowg of lore Of uriver-
sal equality "a universal falsehood'' be-
! fore thousands Of Free State men flock tc
its standard.3 While pro-slaxery organs
battling 70. the Justice Of their cause the
preservation Of their Institutions, their no.
ble heritage Of nn,arnished honor, are
suffered TO gfops its way amid difficulties
and trials, receiving no o.lsE compensation
| for their tolls anI sacrifices :han that So
luce accorded by an approving conscience.
They may sacrifice lime and fortune life,
limb and personal security without ever
earning ,he sympathetic chink. of ,din,s
to reward their iabors, and cheer them on.
While traitor dogs ike G. w. Brown, of
Lawrence, csn serel amid piles of the i'm
r2ortal dollar. --.... ..;..t..
Is this right, is j; jus,2 Answer, sons Of
he sunny Soath You for whose benefit
The pro-Slavery journals OF Kansas are
disly struggling. I, is true they have vol
un,eered their services. and ars proud of
;heir mission Bs, IS it not a reflection
unon ihe noble nature snd generous ckar-
actsr Of tie South, thai abolition journals
IN Kansas should be more. literally pat
ronizsd tLnn pro-slavery journals. The
South is by far the most ab.s 10 sustain
her csuse in Kansas. Eut she relies too
much upon the, truth and justice Of ker
eause-tsuGking shat their lnats y:t:ss or
| virtual force can accomplish all she desres.
This is a fatal error. suicidal policy
Flour cannot be made into bread without
knsadiug it with the ingredients Of lard
milk. &c, The machinery OF, ap.engine
cannot be worked without the application
of steam. So trG,h cannot exercise lis
influences unless 1t las ike motive powers
| that will enable it to drive lis shafts deer
into the disafTec,ed bowels OF corrupt hu'
| manly. History, science and art ,teact
us that to preserve snytLing in It's origins
strength, purity, beaaty and e1csllence
and enhance its value aed reflect lis infu
enee. We must clear nse ii with the nscsssa
ry alkalies a nd keep the vestai fires OF er.
ergy aud activity burning bright il The 81
cred temple.
The pen OF the homes, writer is tLs al
1 kali Of truth, ever furnishing it bright
and rejecting It's lustFe. Blu, what is the
great lever upon WHICH 'ae energy and ac-
,iv ity Of the presen, day turna .t5oaey
money! This seems TO be. yea. in truth
is the great n.otire powsr to human &c
lion: Ministers Of ,i.r gospel may p-eac!
volumes OF honnlies on rehg.oa, morality
aad ,emperance-stil n,anki I'D VII! hrnc
The plian,,knee 10 the so'ion eoif. Pei
tlcians may talk of tie irrevoc.bis laws Q
society, and Goscrnn4eil;--s:;ll ,As mss.
OF the people, 'cM scorskip al the shrins
OF MaA:n0n REGARDLESS. Of principle ans
. consequences. Here and there may. /,
found a few who place but LILLE vslut
upon n.eney when vital principles are q
s;ake-bus isey are like ansels visits .'ier
and far lstwsen. The n.sjori;y Of mel
consul, immediate self-interesi before prin
c;ries bearing Prospective interest. I.encs
We And members Of tbs press bowling Ser
riiely 20 the dictates of ,kese who posses
power W Lu.ding to parse-sring.-
Hence, too, i IS, that some pro-Siaver.
journals cringe TO abolition prejndices anl
slander those VINO lnaafully rind;ca;s th'
rights Of their party. These know ,ha
the North will freely spend lis money Up
OF tae propagatoFs oil abolition fansticism
They know further shst secret enemies il
: oar camp are richly rewarded for thsi
. perfdy.
: stoaey is saighty aseigAf. well calcu
, lated. in these days fssenslily aud cor
, rupuoa, 10 oyerSaliancs al other consider
/ atoms. pki.iiP, OF Sfs eedon, knew III
power, and willy abciilionis,s gsihe
/ strength from his iesson. Heace tllci
5 unparalleled libeIsiisy at this junc.ure Q
Kansas politics. TEey know fuH VEL
! sEat :, great and no;aenieus crisis is rap
: idly sPproaeliing." vixen they must con
? quer or die. And knowing this, the,
: leave 10 stone untuEned in their efforts Il
7 raise that with which they can corrupt an.
: bEibe.a hsa4 q bssa1zzBs a aae
Neney is their cry. Give US money, sa..
they, and Kansas IS ou-s-.he next Pres
ilent is ours-aud slave1y (tie South j