New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
Neupurk DAILY Gribas're
CALL TO BE NEEDED.

William S. Bailey, Editor of The Newport (ky.)
Ners who has been heroically battling Slavery in its
sronghods fer Fix or seven years. with devotion to
Ereeoom and disregard Of self interest which should
be appreciated by all earnest and sincere emancipa-
tonsts, makes the following appeal to the Liberty
loving public, through The Albany Erening Journal.
Mr.. Bailey is doing cool work where 1t IS much
needed and email contribution from each Of those
(. who love Freedom in earnest" and can afford the
outlay, would relieve him from ,unary embarrass'
ments brought upon HIN by the power which has un-
Sertaken TO crush out" freedom, and at the sane
time materially aid the Of justice and humanity
in Kentucky. We hope hs appeal may not be IL vain.
The following is Mr.. Baileys card:
TO THOSE WHO LOVE FREEDOM IN EARNEST.
II is now over peven years since my bread has been
"cast upon the waters in the cause Of Freedom in
Kentucky in which time have suffered much abuse
from desperadoes, and lost my machine-shop and
printing Office by ncendares. Since then the print
ng flee has been re- built of brick and is secure
rsm fire. Feeble as has been my pen, with the aid OF
nv iamily-six girls and four boys-we have outlived
nine Pro- Slavery presses srrayed against us In regu
lar succession in Newport and Covington viz: The
Democratic Union, kenfVcky Flag, Messenger, Star,
Garload, Kentucktan, A,lerlcdH Sentinel Ihe R0H,
and keniucki0n irevived by new menl, beside three
daes OF short duration, not reckoned In the number.
These papers had the sympathy OF the Slave Power,
wealth and intelligence around us. The best pens OF
the cities Of Newport and Coyington were turned
against by these yurnas rs they came into exist
eBce and vanished before ye: We, in poverty aud
trbulation, harassed with the law by day and way
laid by d. speradOes at night, have lived 10 these
advocates Of despotism silenced by the pen OF one
whom the arist0cracy OF Slavery have always stg.
matzed as "a mere mechanic.
Until the last press that was arrayed against Us had
gore down we received aid from the friends OF
Ere edom III this unequal conflict, save those OF the
working men around us, although We had sacrificed
u oney and property amounting TO over S2U,UOU.
We have been free from an opposing press now
more than two years, and there is none but our own
Daily and Weekly lNers in Newport.
Now could We but receive the aid that might seem
due TO our efforts we could restore to us our home
which was sold to satisfy uTust claims aud the costs
of yexatious piosecutiOns procure power press ana
engine and plant upon Southern soil battery mat
would effectively aid in sweeping the peculiar instl
fuii'n" from country, destined tor FREE AES-hot
for slares.
,bnII visit New-York and Boston ard other cities
in the East my present tour Letters directed 10
william Shreve Bailey, care Of Samuel Wilde esq.,
No. Dutch street. New-lork, or 70 Warren Saw
yer, esq.,, Boston, Mass" will be received by me
during the coming ak weeks; after which time, direct
Newport, Kentucky" -. 80
Ediiurs iaNorabe 10 our cause hnd posltion WIZ
p.ase Give this all insertion and encourage the great
WYNN ~ WM s BAILEY.
We append the following from Cassius N. Clay, OF
Kentucky who, being aware Ot my sacrifces ana he-
cesstles, says:
ITO all whom these presents 'hsn = a, ~
cupisy sacrifices IN the Of our common oerss ana
iii making ,scces His paper daily and weekly aoihg good
s,vic In Kentucky and encouraging 0hrs nc All toe S'e
$50 do the same All the friends of the Republican cause
would well aie him. little money ou eaeh one ~oud
pA0' NAT f'f &C. ". CLAY"