New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03

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Tie following psrogrsPbs are from Tie Iar,..ee
E00d q FIodor. The concluding extract, L VII
be seen, is an invitation TO come to Kansas;
tie LSar,Rrork Herald is claiming the largest
~ aati, of sny paper published IN kaasas Territory
If so is eres'sr tsn 1900 then is TEE Herald cor
rect; Otherwise Il is laborng under great error. We
NtnEIe the assertion that TIE Herpid Of Freedom hS
circulation equal TO sny three pspers puolished N
kaDsas Territory and It's increase shall continue
great Tor the month following as for the mosAh winch
hs' ius' passed il will e9asl the who's combined.
HE Governor Of Vermont has appointed Joha
Hutchinson, {. W. Bsbcook and Wiybsm Huichiosoo.
CcnmrsoneFs IN behalf Of nat State 10 inquire ia,e
lie vents ard necessities OF the settlers nom Vermont
in Ksnses ard report the same 10 the Governor for
relief. hr. Hutchinson arrived ON Mossday evening.
bavirg come by stage through Missouri and Is ncv
spxous to gain all the reliable Information his power
in regard TO the absolute necessities Of the vermoa;
settlers that the proper relief may be Furnished - soca
az possible.
THE new colony, which we sisted In our l.s, issus
was 10 start on Thursday, the llth iust owing 10 tho
weather detained until Monday morning last shea
they finally took their departure for their proposed To-
cation on the Potawstamie.
QUIsr IN MI>SOURL-A gentleman. who has jues
rived from the East, by Stage through Missouri, no
ports all quiet in that State. During h eatne Jour
ley he hs.rd no harsh expressions about Kansas a.
though be hailed from Lawrence, and registered h<a-
III as such at every hotel wh@e he sscppsd on the
route lie says travellers can come up the direct road.
through Independence and Westport, Without danger
violence. This is different state of fecs from thss
" III has existed for year past and gives sti
sreater TO hope for lasting tranquility In all
hose Disturbances in Missouri the people of that State
nave been the great sufferers and so il VIII be- while
iisocrd prevails
COME TO KANSAS.
In all the Northern States, and in their crowded
'les there thousands of young men, employed ~
mechanics, Clerks, &c, who work along Tom week 10
week spending all their small earnings 10 provide for
htm,elves and those dependent upon them, tho mere
ssaes of life and seldom saving aught for iuturs
competence Yet these are industrious and cner-
,etc and in favorable situations would make them
ewes indeI endent. To all SUCH we ssy, como -
ansas in the Spring We have land enough for all.
Millions of rich acres are waiting only the toilers
lrrd 10 make them beautiful with the fruits OF culHva
ion. Every man can leo acres OF this fertile
soil ard build up for himself home, such a. ho coad
not procure by lifetime of hard labor In the oldN
States.
The small capitalist will lind here profitable invest
nent tor his funds lie cultivate the coil or invest
eIcen'ile mechanical business, with equal prVut
md by So doing he will not only be enrchipg himself
but also by employing others, give them chance 10
10 the same IN their turn.
To the men OF talent energy, industry and ambition.
snsas Offers a field wide enough for their highest
hight their most extended efforts. Office, power,
tuef Ce and position, will be the future prizes of all
ucb who come to Kansas now. We have An inteh-
rent thinking active and sell reliant population, who,
assist by TIE cepitsl that will pour In upon them.
viii develop the resources of the country faster than
" or these Of other Western States were done. Kansas
; The piece ior the poor man, the man Of moderate
rtsIs and the man of talent, energy and honesty to
tcurs that which all are seeking-a competence.
u ffcent TO make them inde pendent.
To these looking for Western location, We say,
one TO Kansas early In the Spring "a possible add
,ou will find here all that you de,ire-a fertile soil,
ire climate beautiful scenery, intelligent society, and
he certainly Ct ample reward for labor. BE not afraid
II Missouri or that Ksnsas will be Slave State oS
population alone decide what shall DO ts future
rs and the majority Of them have already by
ord and action, declared in favor OF Freedom. Cons
o Kanaas and helpto build the State whose foundations
have alrady laid and thus aid the onward progress
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