The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07
10 rBR BDrroR OF THE HERALD.

RooHHrER N. T., March 10, 1857
have read With good deal OF interest," the late prooa-
maou Of the Hoa. Eli rhsyeF, OF Worcester, MAssashu
seus oonosrnsg his proposed plan Of operations for tie
free whts 70 oolonixaioa OF the waste end woea oat
sncs Of Old Virginia He b TIE men FOR the enterprise.
BE 10 the founder Of the Massachusetts, Ks,sas Eni.
grant Aid Society which hes crea.sd such an excite
meai thre ushout The oouniry never known BE-
foe-sn excitement whioh, In the Pennsylvania Oober
sec,oa came within two thousand vssss Of debating
Mr.. Bsohanan. You may depend upea II, therefore,
that Mr. rhayer goes into this enterprise with
pract cal knowledge upon the subjso. You may also
rest asaured that nom this Virginia emigration scheme
series Of similar sps ouating movements In the waste
lands Of the border slave staes nom Maryland 70 Ms
sour, will spring up and that the political result viii DO
far grester and important sectional excilemsat
than upon the Kan,as question.
The people Of Western New York, like the Nav Eng
sndes are spscu alive, money making sst Of Yankees
great snsi slavery, and particularly when they
sksit pay. thus let iii Yhayer ahead In virsiua and
you will soon find Western New York alive with stock
jobb,ng and had specializing companies for the sssss
nent Of the uroocuped lands Of all the border slave
States and Territories. Let be developed that money
10 thus 70 be out OF those lands and current
Europssn and Nortbsrn emigration will be turned into
them which will bs perfectly astounding
IVES - Auburn, the headquarters Of Y. T. Seward, .
few days ago and by several persons there lila nj
rp in .Sss ltie oy Some Of Ss vsrnes fFisaas Of NJ
s,wayd at the bottom Of sbe enterprise In winch
DOM po'.o. .sS ne s:ss Prssidssss :sosoa oas
them told me that they meant 70 eas.se you IN their
cause, and 10 send you osrtihosss for fArn and
al The nesdful tAots concerning this Auburn com
psny Tue nrst object 10, OF course, % establish
s'% Z. s As :s:
the movement 70 the advantage Of nY. steward the
proper osndiosss Of the rspablioans Tor 1880 NJ.
los aassa Of this company q Auburn s1srds the key
70 the above arrangement A. Ne same tine the
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slavery and eat slavery movsas.ts, VIII sork oil 70
estbsr In making shsss Nsrthern speculative sasrAoa
oar ssossi poo: e pssos,vs M:
scms Of the vrCaia nre-eatsrs already threaten the
nos terrible ;sne: sS:.. Any sSHo, ,,y.ss q
nss out any neiehborheod thaa infusioa & few
tbousand hundred fres white Industrious Law
srsssss The vsus Of eli he ssds ana evssythisS siss
YIN sven . 's,ss.s; ss e. ~. :s:: ss
sbseselvs and for .hars Of the prod q iaad suyag
ID ssuing. And % In svsy cher border Save saas
spoa che sssss qssssos. ana anoag ssslfuoaiss ssd
sia vehs,dsrs n, ss,o ana srs ssasss, neasy d Ne
VIA il e ssss sakss Robert J. walker 70 Kaasass
La the faoss speak. Hnos h. rstissasst nom We
Treasury Department h hss esss ecasp,soeus oaly
. !. 'sss,''s!.s 49,, 'a Is.. and Ian. e.:
Ss.s IL. o.ssr. q Who'll. brood q ssdr.d :v.r.s &
the Aadjoeb,pg tribe. Ana vsaa gesiess neld Kansas
juss Row Affords fos spsocssye opsssuesc IN bar use
lands upon lave scale. Bat w. h Seward v not
ssleep and this Auburn company VIII be very ap& 70
take the wind out Of the sails OF walker, Whitfield.
Woodsos asd oshss pro slavery ofnc,ss q Ksnsas, II
they DO Dos loot very sharply sbou, tnsn. NV 10!
Ksnsss in ~vos Of ne RE- ss.s o.sss ssds AID town
lots 20 up and that viii every change IN her Affairs N
favor Of slavsry, her lands AID town lots 90 down.
grants that pouring into Kansas land ana IOWA lot
specuAsoss there ars becoming psrie0 MANIA and The
Auburn company are hiry IN Tor slice bsfors ths bsb-
10 sum up-w. H. Seward b not sslesp; ht frisaSs
sslcsp Horthssn spectators Dos asleep; the
parties Interested IN Ksneas city pot, town lots and
asds will look sher s>ercs>s. Northern oredtos Of
Southern planters IN Ne border slave SAses mean.
time are andisg out thss certain mortgages upoa
certain Wasts lands oan be made 70 pay;
ssd before $780, 10 al the border slave Saaes, the
pressure Of Northern ensgrstoe asd coeaizs,ios YIN
and most Interesting phaee 70 ths ssu slavery agitation.
Probably before NE ys 1894 shs noaey power sad tho
financial advantages 10 ali concerned In thess move
shvs States from the sxsrsne party Of the sossh
Maryland, Virginia end kentucky ere sendinS their
piseers South. They are thus enlargias The spaces
already existing for free white sssusrsL rnsy have
They viu De secuted, for they must be mace 70 pay.
What FOLLY then tee part Of ths South, 70 mako Kan
the OF life death, whom from the u Of c
mate and prsSSeo. s'vs'y sVu S % ir0H 81 her
svs reflections suggested nsancial and po,ssca from
these Novthevn emil sang seossea and eli arsns from
tho fruitful Kasss Nebraska expesiwsnt or ms Dougas
A an srfuI dsnasosus /; no. ssssrd ssssdi
an, ysurs, 60, JOHN L. PETERSON