New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09

.,nmun,ea,ioos from entrants 70 KsnsAs nom Ohio,
earnestly appealing fer protection 400 80, VI 49,
app all one In TIE fcrn Of - afnasvn no 800
citizen. imprisoned under various charges E .s
ton Ten II these prisoners though formerly eu1ess
tf Ohio are nov residents IN Ksnsas Inc tieVenn a.
an man of sey enty year., soldier near nan eea
tury ago III Ger Jscl son. was stl ciaIen Of ono "
vi,it 70 some friends in the Territory. he reai Of
ns4 81 a. sss the defense Of Free State homes ANS
slaye.State invasion. Their seizare Their lmptsoa
u.ut their indictments and their cruel treatment con
siirse Q dark chapter N me dalx hlspy vi ''"Ne ~
outrage in kaLsas. -,
ON receiving ills appeal thought il night to si-
dre,s an earnest letter 10 Gov. Geary In osnA!t OF e
prsoneIs also sent for their immediate reilei s
OF money contributed by private beneheence' WINCH,
forev.r failed 10 reach the destination 10 consequence
OF II necessary return of the gentleman 70 Nhoul
was inirusted without having entered the telIoy
II gives NE pleasure 10 INFORM you thsl NOS. VI
prsopers have since escaped or have been
I am lot aware that any OF them yet enan III eon
fpement. . -. C,,,,
Anotber az these communications comes nom q Cotn-
niItee Of Ohio settlers IN Kansas repSeeeIns Ia
the en- grants frtm Ohio number several hundred taS
th.y eugraed 10 Kansas in the full faith OF peace quo
prctee,iCn; that tn held no doctrines ether man
sueh az are common in Ohio; that, coming RON
Er,e State and holding such sentiments, they are
r,sctic.Dy dsfrsrcbi.e by odi5us test osths;
hat many of their number hsve been sineo
nsnv ,o6b.d; and ell subjected 70 grevous
iIdiepites and injuries that they have sppea4ed ~
vain 10 the Federal Government tor proteca'hi ano
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commence at any moment when neF a't'euip, sosn
h. mace to enforce the spurious code OF an sen Ls
Iature In the event OF lew outbreak uese ssteeIs
ask the protection Of Ooio.
The other communications detail the CIRCUMSTANCES
Of particular OuiIs ges.
Thee representations cannot be properly disre-
esrd.d As an equal member OF the Confederacy
Ohio is entitled 10 demand for Der citizens ENGRAVING
TO the Territories free Dgress and egress oy he oru
pary routes ard complete protection from invasion
from usu patton, and from lswlets violence; Al ~.
General Government refuse this protecuon, conno'
doubt the right the duty of the state 70
There are GOOD grounds, however Tor the nope mat
the worst is ever in Kansas. From the Free-State
Press of the Territory and om other reliable sources
sSsusnces received that peace, order ana security
are reestablished for the present al least Within s
Limits Many of the most dangerous of the maranders
have LEFT the Territory, and disposition Is manifested
by the prestnt Territorial Governor, to respect and
protect the rights of Free State settlers There rea-
son to expect that the most obnoxious acts OF me
Pseudo. Leg isature will be sbrogated and that the
bad design of the repeal OF the Missouri Prohibition,
will be defeated by the virtue and intelligence OF TIE
People.
civil disturbances which requires relief Ii crafty
ing TO observe that the proprety and duty OF aordng
this relief is recognized by the humane ana OerH Oh
all parties The people Of Ohio will doubt not ap-
move whatever YOU may find II expedient and neces-
sary TO DO in orcer to protect the emgrants from the
,uffer @ disease and death 10 which they are exposed
Such gentlemen are the views which have thought
il my duty TO submit TO you. shall rejoice II they
meet your approval end the approval OF our common
constituents Should it be otherwise, shall still re-
oice if supplying my defects and corectiOg my errors,
your legislation shall be wiser and better than my
suggestions. Among the States of the Union, ONO
holds no secondary place. Surpassed by many In
extent and by two in population and wealth,
she ccniesses inferiority to none in the elements
which constitute the true greatness OF State Gieat
10 power and great 10 resources she Is greater SUI, III
her ms ued faith in her zeal for education, IN her
sympathy with suffering in her fidelity to right aud III
Der dev otion to liberty These are the jewels in her
crewn Of honor Let il be our honorable ambition 10
preserve their brightness untarnisned and undimmed