The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-15
INTERESTING FROM KANSAS.

Aboiitionists and Emaucipationists De-
acknowledgement OF Champion Vaughan,
General Larimer, Miles Moore, Marcus j.
PARROT, Thomas Ewing and Others-Scsncs
and Incidents, SC, Sc.
DUB SPECIAL KANSAS CORRESPONDENCE.
LxAvESwoKrH Orry, August l. 1853.
The gathering OF the free State last evening WAS
by far the most imposing demonstration Of the kind ever
attempted In Kansas. The enthusiasm Of the people
scarcely knew sny bounis. Americans Germans and
Irishmen alike joined in the ceremony and s~eed the
meeting size unprecedented In the annals Of Kansas
There could not have been less than 900 persons
sent One fifth OF the Inhabitants OF the city turned
out en- mass with the determination Of making the last
anti Iecompton meeting they could hold their greatest
effort In behalf OF free labor For such q small
place a this the affair most creditable one, both
in point Of the number of the assembage and the char
acier Of the The Hon. Marcus PARROT was 70
have delivered the opening Speech but he detained
on bis way from Sumner and did not arrive the ground
until after O'clock auenty other speakers &C.
cuped the Of the people in the fore part Of the
everirg
CT VAUGHAN, or "Champion Vaughan" as he Is more
popusrly known, being Loudly called for, came for
ward and addressed the assemoage subautaly as FOL
lows Feo cltizsns Mr. P.rrott Intended being here
this evening He Is his way down from Sumner,
will be possible regre. that he is not
here because eye witness, he could tell us more
about the struggle Washington than one Who stood afar
of duripg the contest WHAT want to the part of
the laborpg is indepsp dencs Of jutgmenttnas
Individual consc which determines what is right
aud courage that will stand by thA' right eat
all hazards. This English bill ia but part Of system
begun 1880 the object Of which to press free
men to the advancement OF slavery myself was bora
raised the South sni e you the South Is aa oil
garchy opposed anything the shape OF free labor 10
So,th Nara linat hera VIII
are virtually d;sfrancbsed consequence OF the propon
derance of the slaves. Gov Aiken for instance owns
thousand negro slaves In parish where there are
900 white voters These white voters have no pc
u,ca power wnatever, when Gov Aiken, bacied up By
his slaves srrayed against them Thus yoa see sin
gle member OF the oligarchy has more poi;ai power
than geo of his fellow citizens. In old Virginia. If you
favor OF slavery You cannot get into any poa
cal office, no maeS how unimportant may be- For An
anti slavery to be sent to the Legislature, to
the Congress or auy where Is out OF the question.
Such the effect Of an garchy and slave labor am
enaucpaiionist aud would not advocate the doc
triue of emancipation but am free State man and in
avnr of free labor Tae poor white man In the South is
impoverished aud ground do~n By the slave power No
white man who is mechanic live With suy degree Of
comfort the South for slave labor comes in and cuts
not ouIy usurpsd all power, but has made tbs South
uuit on the subject OF slavery. What young mau with
principles Of freedom and free labor can ever obtain
any political Office 10 the Southern Stateg Why, ne
would be rowned down by the olgarchy, by the men.
bers Of the legislature oy Senator's Congressman and
Judges, add could advAu, step toTards the
realzs,on Of hopes. tue ogArchy having made the
South unit their attention 10 tbs entire Uoion
In 1880 and 1882, when enancpaion vas sposeo OF 10
Ksntu,sy sua virginia Calhoun, who tnen supreme
dictator Carolina the impending danger, ana
therefore Of the ogsrchJ Beng destroyed forever he
work ana sh great shrewdnsss rsisei sucn az
upon the tariff question tna' the n,n
prjec, ea,rey aad once olgsrcay
vas hrnly reins.sted in power. denry Clay aaa 81 as
fai,ed the Fcgi,ve slave w ano!her I'D protest
OF the oil gsrchy. that Was so,n followed by lhe Ne
b'aska bill, AID lat OF an csns tbs English bill caus
you see, the sousa is only pursuing sTsie Of agsrss
siors begun thirty years ago ha, been going Oh s.sa
Oily suce Tor the purpose Of degrading free labor
the free men Of shs country make drr stand against
aggreesons there much 10 be feared &C.
upon the principle labor free people, and shov
open hostility clgarchy These Shareholders have
time and ability TO arrange their paus Of acton aad they
tion Of slavery. will require all the courage, wisdom
and patriotism the free State men are possessed OF 20 con-
bat .s.dy WIN me oisr'hy Of as sos,o Lx
right principis here, Aad viii defsad II" sand the
pois on Eonday aud see thar every man OF you votes
Rain shine fair weather foul be at the polls ct an
Early hour vote dswa ta.s Eagsa blu 1, not Tor
to speak Of parties until after tas election % aoadsy
For my self, q republican. Where 10 the 10 boring
mau VITO vii permit the oigatchy 70 strike hun doxo on
bs SOIL aad say to him. stay tnerey' rnis Dred
although .be people wish 10 be free Isee TIA,
slave TO be sold here on the 2isi OF August Mofyou
Iepce butt do .sytha had nv way osush would
desecr the soil Of cassrs On MootAy ITO
down ssts English iusse Be- ,rus to yosr oraopies be
true your God aad yor cjdu;ry, AMI ndnsoity viii
bless you q, ions as hnnaay bremass on esrih. tap
Loud cries xere male for Parrot Ewing Di,sson
Larmcr and others. Much enthusiasm prevailed among
j. st. DIcxsoy next addressed the meeting folio
FeloS ciuzsusoa ,nday you viii be called upoa oeve
las, 70 the LscompDn constuon aud lot n, give
II n rod QUE which will not leave " on this side OF tins
Nissouri river cead back 70 Missouri where IL came
from. Nos. gentlemen suppose ninsf from s,ne Of
you on tue Degroquss'on Ia New YORK. and New Hanp
sbire they the nogro 10 vote nov, or oae roalf
GOOD good We are ssssd Of New York ,Sink, AID
viii csuu.casucs no,ang bat free white labor Abo!i
who would invite negro 70 his Church psw-vouId "a.
With hn, pray With al sing with bin. (saghcr.)
vocE--You have NJ, travelled.
Mr. DcgsoS-Yes / uxve--R over the United States,
North and South aud, as said before never yet saw
sbolons sho would take the negro 70 his oo,on,g
70 church With bin, allow bis dsuyhter 30 ~sk vita
hlu,. (eeuewed laughter oavs nyei 10 Missouri s,d
IL we're living there would % all c,did towsrds
above al things bat rather h@n toe negroes oeraei
al the United ststes aud enjoying tue same p'ivi
eges that do, would visa them all ia slavery, (Loud
cheers aud mu III enthusiasm tis o,esded TO gei up
republican party here after t1e election but say let %
have patty here bu, soc free stats party (ApOsnse
Al tns some one 10 the crowd asked the speak
~hicn the free State party IN llnss-sns repuo'
ican deinocrstcY
an free stste 70 favor OF free LABOR tCres
Of GOOD. sooi) I'll sao IN the States would take SIDES
with whsiever party wss Ia favor OF free labor
wi the democracy have nothing TO do; hsve ~ashe1
SKIRTS clean loog ago, thank COD have go one ~ofd
aborng Ia reference 10 this land grant
which Congress purposes 10 give rs II broe aat you
make n',aug ese ca:of ~ raste y nothing Ia the
history OF the United which tells that Territory
go large grant OF land for tue purpose Of DuHog raI
reals canals and turupikes To say hr u s not Dd1e
Ia false aye. false bell. (Loud cheers) Remember
Monday, fellow citizens Arise early aud march ~ the
POLLS ADD vote down the English bill " II IL necessary
that OF shoulf take Klckapoo IN Tor wing
why for one am with you heart AMI hsat
Avocg-rakc jim Lane there With yoI Usush,sr.)
Mr. MntHEII gentleman with stronx foreign scceut
then attempted address the meetng hut uufor unsy
tor bimscl he proclaimed himself DJugss democrat,
and subjected 70 such inerrup;,1 that ne had 10
give apolhsr speaker.
MuKs MooRp being called mon, ward and adj