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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21
For Tie Herald Of Ersedou.
Immediate action Desirable.
BURLINGANE K Tt
Nov. 18th, 1857 (

oOhLiSGAAE N ID
Nov. 18th, 1851. (
Ell. HERALD or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to my mind, seems to be resorting to
elimination for better or for worse. Of tbo
political troubles in Kansas. tn. s,ss,
of Free State men is to be put to trial
Declarations and resolutions are 10 b.
weighed; the test of the Free State copr
age is further to be made, by a difTerep.
process than in the past.
Heretofore we have only refused NJ.
erosion, DOW we are to throw it of with
violent hands; the day hastens! We
have done all that true and loyal citizens
could do to avert the catastrophy, for sucb
it would be, of revolution rather than
surrender of our rights; there is a iustisJs
BILE opposition by physical force to Gov.
eminent, and this is the time and nIaes
if that Government dares to sanction and
legitimatize the weak and wicked works of
the late Lecompton Constitutional Con.
vention. Is our Government so debsucb.
ed, that they dare face the moral sent
ment of the world, as to countenance this
high handed usurpatiou, these vile acts Of
wicked and besotted men? Ifso. then i
our Government more wicked than the
destroyers of freedom in Kansas.
Is the final settlement of the pol:ticsl
troubles of Kansas to measure the dep;hs 70
which the Federal Government of the
States has fallen / am inclined to
believe that the acts of rulers seem to sav
yes to these questions.
But where stands the Free State pecpls
ofthis country ? Are they ready to again
join hands and swear on the altar Of
Freedom, that no such fraud shall stand
in this land ?
Shall we again meet in Convention p
] say yes. Let us come together, and LEI.
it be with an intelligence of the CT.
sis, with a resolution equal to the emer.
gency; let it hold for days: let It's delibe-
rations be cool and calm. Weigh ever
position and proposition. Determined
thus, our actionSfor the future will be.
as far as we can see, our duty and our
policy, and every Delegate will put his
Win HE Wv IL W
This meeting will cost us time, money,
and perhaps health; for the season is ~
propitious for such meetings; but the dsy
is big with responsibility to us and our
cause. Let us have larger Representa-
ton than usual, and let it not be held
before the 9th or 10th of Dec, and held
at place where the citizens can extend
to the members little hospitality H.
stead of choosing the occasion Of extract
ing from poor men their all perhaps
which conduct has become shame to Us
as a community. Has Lawrence any
bowels of compassion left that will yearn
towards poor Free State labcrers? Il
so let the Convention be held at that
city. Our people say let Us have the
meeting. Truly yours,
PHILIP C. SCHUYLER.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21
Foolish Statement.


The Kansas correspondent of tue Gin
cinnati Gazette, writing from Quindaro, on
the Both ult., says:
'.Now that the Free State men have,
for the first time in the history of Kansas,
the power to act, by having secured, not
only preponderanee in the Legislature,
but an actual majority of two-thirds,
perhaps you people in the States would
like to know what they are going to
do. ] will tell you what is proposed:
at is proposed, that when the new
Legislature meets, it shall organize and
Immediately repeal all bogus laws and
eRactments of every kind whatsoever
throwing the territory back on the organic
act-leaving Kansas no law but the Kan
sas Nebraska bill and its PROFESSIONALISM
the Legislature shall then petition Con-
gress for admission under the Topeka
Constitution, and without taking further
action, adjourn sine de.
'"The Topeka Legislature will then
meet, and go on making all needful reg
ulations for the people of Kansas.
'This is the plan proposed by the de-
cided, out-and-out Free State men; but
there is here as everywhere, large body
of timid Called by way of compliment,
Conservative politicians who don't want
to do anything decided, and SO utterly
without precedent. They mag control
the action, but don't believe they wilf.''
1t is possible there are three or four
members of the Territorial Legislature
who would favor the line of policy indi-
Gated above; but it is not true that ma
iority of the Legislature, or anything APP
preaching to it, would favor the idea
That school of politicians in Kansas who
are attached to the HDo-nothing' wing
favor it, but they We're voted down at
Grasshopper Falls by the people, and their
policy is as much detested as is any other
impracticable idea which leaves us as we
are with all our troubles hanging over US.
IF the people of Kansas believed such
5 foolish movement as the above would
be inaugurated, they would sooner remain
as they are; with all the infamous laws
now on the Statute books bearing them
down, because they feel that it is impos-
sible to get along without some kind of
code to punish the guilty.
Let our ietter-writers quit telling what
the Legislature is going to do, or setting
up their opinion as rule Of action. The
People expect to rule from this forth,
through their legally elected Legislature.
They expect, too, that that Legislature
viii seek TO advance the interests of their
constituents instead of laboring to en-.
trench themselves or their party IN power.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

sense enough, after having discovered thu,
position, to take that course by which
they are most likely to accomplish thu,
much desired object, the admission of
Kansas as Free State.
When Gov. B. had taken his eat, l lsa
the room, but am since informed that ,
resolution, asking Gov. WALKER to CON
vene an extra session of the Legislature
and instructing our members of tbot
body to pledge themselves that thew
would interfere with nothing but the La
compton Constitution, was adopted bv
the meeting. 1t appears to me that !,
doing this, they indirectly endorsed III.
Herald Of Freedom in the course it has "a
ken in this matter. Yours, &C.,
SPECTATOR.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

Or Mr.. WATTLEs is absent from his
post, on visit to his family at Moneka.
He expects to return in about two weeks,
when we promise his pen win be IN good
working ordes and supplied with many
valuable suggestions derived from ming
Ing with the people. We have learned
by experience. that to write well We must
have subjects, and these subjects are best
supplied 81 miDgling with the people.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

o. Notice is hereby given to our Uni
tartan and Christian friends, that the yes
Try under the Unitarian Church viii be
opened next Sunday, Nov. 22ds for pub
lie services The Rcy. John s. Brown
viii supply the place of Rev: E. Mute,
yr., till his return from the East.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

u The fine dwelling of Col. Ell
DRIpGE, on Kentucky street, was wholly
consumed on Thursday last, by Ere. Most
of his furniture was saved, except in the
second story, which was entirely destroy
ed. The loss was between two aud three
thousand dollars, and win fall particularly
heavy upon the Colonel at this time.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

Or JENKINS, Pro-slavery delegate
in the late bogus Constitutional Conven-
ton, died of deliriaas tremeas, on We'd
nesday last, at Lecompton. If all the
members of that body get justice, there
is not soul of them who viii not find
snakes in his bootss before January next
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

bMr. BANKS is elected Governor of
Massachusetts, by a plurality over Mr.
GAEDsER, of about 24,oo0. There is a
large Republican majority in the Legisla-
ture of that State.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

or Now is a good time formonied men
to come forward, and make Investments
in town property in Kansas. The atight
times, has reduced the price Of city prop
cry very much, bat it VIII rise again in
the spring
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21
= The year af jubilee has come,
Return re RdasosRid sinner home
: How vain are all things here below y

6T Persons in want of Paints, Oils,
&c, viii do well to give II. C. HEM
MESwAY a call, at the corner of Massa-
chnsetts and Henry streets, (Collamore
Buildings,) as he Is selling of for cash at
Saint Louis prices, to close that branch of
his business. See his advertisement in
another column.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

Gov. lizard. of Nebraska, has resigned,
and returned south. He says the weather
is too severe for him, and that last winter
was the most disagreeable one of his life.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

or There win be held the Bird Quar-
terly Meeting of the d. E. Church, to
commence Saturday, 21st inst, ct II
o'clock A. H., in the basement of the
Unitarian Church, in Lawrence. Services
continue one Sabbath.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

or Where is s. }. Jones, and his tool
Bat Josesa Are they related? And is
Hand OF kin to either? They are three
precious seamps.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

OIL liz. PAERor has gone to Washing
ton. RAEsoa IS not fool enough to con
test PARsor's seat IS his friends threat
ened he would.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

o. Why win base men continue their
efforts to enslaye Kansas? Should they
succeed in fastening pro-slavery Consti-
tuition upon US, that day an underground
railroad would remove nearly every slave
from the State, and back train would
take in charge those concerned in fasten-
ing that institution upon Us. aad would
run them to the Rocky Mountains, OF
across the river Styx. The late election
shows Free State majority all over the
Territory, save in two Or three counties,
of from ten and twenty to one. This
fact should be evidence enough. but if
further evidence is sought, it should be
furnished with the strong arm.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

erGor. CHksE Is reelected By q ms
jority of l,5os. as appears BY the late r.
tuEus fro.a ohio
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21
obsyed.

Judge Smith, in a speech in Lawrence
some evenings previous to the late cleo
ton, in reply TO q speech of Mr. Ransom.
the pro-slavery candidate for Delegate to
Congress, said, in the language of Watts,
we believe
The year Of Jubilee has come,
Return sc Rdzsozsid sinner home"
a Michigan cotemporary says the Judge
obeyed, and that Ransom has returned
to the quiet shades OF Kalamazoo, and In
tends TO spend the remainder of his days
Illuminating over the other well known
hymn
How vain are ali things here belowlv
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21

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MISCELLANEOUS.
Pfom " ll0s 10 wuie."
A Genuine Love-Letter.

HguOktNN, NAY -Nf A'fA'
Where arr YOU. at this hour, dearest
Winnie wha, DOING what thinking
Arc von oa, IN the woods, with the songs o.
b,rl, in yOur car, and p,ius thoughts C..
m. IN your hgagt'
Ivaut you her, ias; now, my R'n''."'
80. u how much With wy hr'i upon
v5ur b5.1ui, hos quietly harry "'..- %. .
Wen, ,hs by The future RESERVES ''' u.. !
can wait. Tor y5sr love h.'.s ms, ''''
u.s. t..as. ~ aauy weary u..,' stretch
bl.s,sBu..
lie. dear -.rl. uy la-. f,ag have power
are,,l oyr your ..'', o., y'ar' ho. .'..
mrrc. We .rI o.; mourn over " Ii'.'
r,,p.i;, rars-l rn each ether, -.ar' ve
i-r, r.,,.er.r make casa ....- r..' Oh. r.,'.
p,,.. not sr1s. Winnie, t'at Love ale
M i. onufg.t.t' ll.u.sr. lF rae ''-
t.r...ya.u: aud brave ana lovely ,,.rm.'
Er. No bio s.rll u'uguss scotland body
a.s. .zr,ul T..~ who d1u.' Es, '0r,.
rl4suo.s, lo ODD. ,.vc, though t.,y u.!
,.af tl.r fr. Y.a, uy own a.a5 Jose,
al E..,.... ssr1uI, l.... o. .,e iae o..
--r.v BOO .aH,g ID. a... a.. .-n, ar
s..i. ha.. my loving rgc' DO y.l a.-
r..Iv l,l new powers within y.a--ar'r-
.,.T-I ,4phU,.., higher a.l.rat.a',
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A~IcD5Tz o. PaEspv MtTrv. Bro.
plu Ia Ike one OF yaus dVe5a,, es-
claimed Ji, eeesa'ri, Oh divine, Pasuu
M..1. i1a ug's.h1Tia; preacher. "I.u
give ylI both o, mine ior ri'he,u i yours,
a0I throw in ms bead ,.1S n, sammy D,ie.
's.Ls. Tor two cr,lzeias s,ifs' tHaa the,'
G-as Is Of mae aeysr s-aS On L.oa's II',i''
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FISH ND AT.

nor the last thirty years Ne have given our
L particular attention To the above aTi'c'ss snd
have receaily made arrangements Shenb, 'hela't
named article can h. delivered direct from ',''s
OF store. 20 cars, Nhsn suicicnt quantity istaAcn
Our usual stock - a.. fnllows:-
ga - - GLs
500 600 10. LARGE con.
50 900 4" MEDIUM DO.
100 900 4" POLLOCK.
80 900 F." llAkE.
OOO hoNos HERRING.
900 H.l.. MACkEREL, TONGUES I
SOUNDS, NAPES 4 FINS, sc.
100 bbls TANNERS OIL, PURE,
80 Ia Up
I % 900 lu.hsl. TURKS ISLAND SALT.
/ - 900 LIVERPOOL, DO,
1000 bags " 4"
1000 bags RuTrER, DO.
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lil W lsHINGTON STREET. BOSTON,

h,,tr. Coo, 49,. 900 fsHHlaf, they are pot up
rtrn.l,. a1l lr,r uur u'mc apl hhrl. TIRE.
MONT MILLS, g.. T.. DYER & 60.
r., g,yr rua.uu,r. some ii-, II oar alc., Ne
annex the lrlIaving scale II r',os., ia
so. Nis.tlag To. $50 yb. NsAi CeF,s lO1
SO. O|1-r l5a a'. J''s N
aS. y. Hg,7g 22S 20. go 100
r5-Tbr Spice. are 90, up ia ~ and 10 ~. 81
,,.s.. eNprrf., ior bmil, usr, ard zee warranted
ta a., ,uiril, pHfe 1uirl', 100 unl, need uial O.
,.',lIi.h ihrm 90 u1llic t'vnr.
SPANISH JOTEEE.-We w01ld call llirn.
t,, ul ,Iutu,rfrs ppd dHisrs O, ouf Nrasi,t Csf.
,,..,s ,p ,ft.rfs sh,fh b. hight, sstssu-i, sa,l
give. thr st,tirst .Ht,.ir,inu. sprfflrr s IN
u,,t,,,Is, stlr BrI ., peculiar p'usrss in fIl.t.
irs l,r rrrI eff iIis .N.r, t BE- believed. eIual
- .Is ul nH, uiIFr.
nNNDTIlpN DOTTEE.-Thi1uicls
lrI, rfrat.d at ,ur MIL aui Uut up iu package
h,,,rs ono ir,.s ulrk, s1d up, d. ulirl uru1 as
iH- Is-,t ani uHst approved mixture Of danislrou
HrI rHi.r.
TNHNNRCuu, oil, Prvrsi Dars.',r, G-f-
The putsi. be- pfrf.,rrl aHi fHR.ri at uHr Mill,
.s ,.t,ilrI o., rBu,iy CHrrrs grurni', N 'it, nni
lruBrI,. ,rl is1uHg arr ir,Ir uIsTh, "tlf74a7Ba
-..aF.as ..rfs.' r,, ls rr'rl uTHH Hs che O. a.
rtsr N7u,tr. The rrHrHui11 need BE- aluut
Hur.h,Ii thr VuHiIi1 ui Cul.'. The priOr BE- ~
.... f f-.rrI 1H.I % BE- vIffHfr CO. o. thr .,ur
as tbli vhi.b hlt lrrn f1Ii &C - oruu Iluul
o., uu.-,sfs.
The meI-,l prrru.r, ~ Danlsl.o, arr veil
lruuH. sBI hsU iB high r.iiupuHu by 40 vhu
poo tf. Tb.s lt,Hs preparation of thr root, 9th
30 lfs m.Ht.irHl 'uf.rs r.HI1ri, can o. uINri
9Th ,al. .r aHt d. l-si snrt. fhr ts.fr pai viIl
is tom ,hrHp frI economical as 10 iHuiN ht,sf.
1.. Hrr Ir..IH ~ vl,.h is.Hg rrpf., oIHll tl tvp
f..HB|. Hi .HT.r. itHrrrsruIrI D., m1u, Tu'u,ut
rIts...Ir.. tH,t'Ls. rht.lfru HHI eyed f,Is.Hs,
e. e uur.t..rs isrrfpgr. apl ps srsug,ly &c by.
f-nsfs. lliHHHf HfrIfiHHs, &C..
b. ,,f,fI 60 Hissfyr thri tIlr ur 'Fsss have rur
tr,Ir rllfh "ChsHHra sHH3.rE Cfff.'
r. G..ss aaf DHlus. hl~Dl Jisr1urt b.
male. enabling Ihru iD suGr', i-,ir customers 10
tar .Buf lIs UiIss.
To CASH PURCHASERS -Ourol, rri tsing
fa ,rrurr bf.r s,'r. go sm,il prliis, w. Office boz.
.u.s.uruis vUf.h 5,HrHt lr IHHfHrI ID, ihrsf Doc
Ir lu..us.s uu tlr ,itlt .,striu, ,H vr sHHiasui.
q, iB,tr lH examination uI far .sgfg Hi Hur stock
lrI uuf p ,rs, bs ,uupar,l vfib those ui 'I, Hib-
rr hrHsr.
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n ,mplu. fishurss AMI lfiI'isus,, ,lraus, ur.
H,rlrat. inv gurttrs. stnlrlli-lss, removes dan.
ifun. frli,srs usrHashr, and hss probably lrsu
u.ci iaf restoring ani preventing che hlIrg n 90
tbr haze elth 80 mIrh .urcs.. as an, lrisis rYrf
kupvn. n has stood the tsst oltime and zee, lad
40 ,,n fs', uruu ~.
sole r,,rustur. J Bu'sr-t SrAtpiNG, Mao
uf,riunrr Chemist Iuncipal Depot, - Zee.
inrat ~t,ri, opposite ihc Nu.sum. li"sion. Mass,
" hsr, lII uul,r. .huulI hr addressed The Hr.
.im,'r II DO. .igaamrr % on c,ry bottle Of The
.rnuiur.
SOLD ny DEALERS CESERhLLY.
NuVrmIrf, $50. FuliN 90
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ON VI 4 y II O O ID!

ssh TrS PREMATURE DECLINE.
J.si p.,btlsf. G,lns. 10 Ts.srdh Tt.uapI'
FEW WORDS on the ratiHu,l treatment.
" oitHHut usilrinr. 81 ~p~ruItpffhss, uf iu-
al Nr,insss. Nocturnal Emissiuus, GsnttaI and
NcDru. Debility, lupotcnsy anI impeachment, 90
marriage generally.
~ u M LNNEy, ND.
The iuporiaHt tact that mlu, 1armin. rom.
p,i0r.. originating in thr imr0uIrnsr anil .o'iuIc
u' ,uuih, up, D. 'lslls renewed vubrui usfrir~.
b. boz ihi. sHlII trrt. ri,atl, demonstrated. and
che rHiIfsl, usv aul highly ,us,r..iH' ttaIim,ri.
ps adopted %, ihs auihur. ton, rIiurf D., tu,,Hr
uivhi.h ever, u1r J.. ,nill.l tn core h,u.,il rr..
ir-i '1i pt che Ist.t possible .H.t ihrrrb, avoid.
cog 100 ttr Bd,sfiIssi uustiums eft thr fa,.
scot Co. ar, ailur. gais a1i r".tl'r Boo .
srtAH r1s .Yfs. D., rsuItIiHr two iusfHss s'rurs
90 D.. ~. Delaney ~ Lsrrap.i su,'r N,~
luik Cts. W.
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4; was Obi, composition, similarly I.T-
frasI, Tat ,as A.s Bishop Sah-r,, on
one of hisv..aalu., va, asked hisoIini'u,
al lt'ssl'y Wa Iha; b. bal paid DO a'-
t'u;i1u % &c music. bgt ,Aat hIs symFI-
ta.., were 50 much excited Cos Pr.. ia--
-; %, vas afraid Doe w,ali NJ; al,ta hair
IsE' tE.s;1r pi -. E.rlIph's.