The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

y, ch have seen arount s n this advice shall be
tassh "a FOO. part linen free 10 tell you tha, In my
lesyrx as TERRITORY, the greatness Of
iha caani,y that 10. be'alen IL lhdoe SEN U"oe 90
trrc TIA, haue produced nestev ne "ssr @aea., no' ne
sutng uAea the corn, nor the b.cksoAaf, NOT e po
to,, MR. tae roo II any Kind; ,es have seen On =. your
pr .r,es upland and bottom land cattle sud horses N
reAs uumoers and them IN most psocs condition;
sd IA sur t6st there supply Of SICK IA this Terrific
Is which disposed Of would prodpse ali yeas necessary
relieve every one IN the Ierr,ory What required,
therefore 10 simply that you sould eeek where
II exstr and apply your Qyn surplus - relieves
II ,nls shoaia ia, and you shyxid feel aecesary 70
apply your ymen in t5e East for aid, viii
- c,nd sha, as~s-I and the gentlemen who have been
visiting the couusry with mesud IL will not be fsult
va co not end back ffe@ the East the material com
forts that Will cheer and feanimate those who de-
and suffering THIS Stats larger than any Of tho
tbirtser Stat has that unacceptable
Of cal.vatson that may not be made pro.
ductive Of tie supplies cf the wants Of human life,
toYss and Injuries. The question WAS propouudcd
10 me-oot OF my skpR-t came before me, because
VAS ia position where | must meet alt questions
tbs kilc-it came some six years ago: Do
the interests Of human society require that this
aI Of Kansas should be p0seefsed by Shareholders and
Guilty. with possessed and cultivated BY
free men, every OF whom shall land which he
cuivstes tpe muscles with ~hcn he tis the earthY
WHEN look back al thai period DOLLY six ago,
seems strange to me that any living TINS CONT
nent. himteh tree man and having children who are
free. himself tree aborer and having Oh
be i.boers h nself earning his
having chloi no pend their for
their support, should be wiling 10 res en- portion OF
this continent great, soil rch climate genial,
TO the support OF African negroes Instead OF white
Africa was not crowded for Kansas Africa has
sent u this country one VOLUNTARY exile emgrant,
will The OF Africa lands which for
them more productive, have habits congo
have supposed IL far better therefore, peo-
Pile OF Africa where God planted them, their native
shores But the different with men Of my
race-the white men, the blue eyed men, the yellow
haired of England Of Ireland of Scotland of France
OF Germany, OF Italy Ever sncs this continent, dis
covered oppression every form has driving them
from homes their sunsietence
support this There difference between
Us all txcsp' this that my father driven out Of
Europe by want and privston hundred years ago,
others hundred years later and have jdst
come, and tens OF thousands millions have yet TO
Who exiies-an exses made by oppression,
superstition ana tyranny In Europa We are Of
ole family, race and kinered, all here In the pur-
suit Of bappinesrsli seek 70 improve condition
oil ssekipg TO elevate char scter. Ny ~ mpAtbss
have gone with this class OF Ny eorts have been,
,hey must always be- " lay open before them the vast
rRions Ut this continent, the that may
bish here higher better, and n happier civlg alton
than that which ourselves or ancestors
He'd 10 feFeisn lands This land saoud not only be land
Of freedom land Of knowledge and religion bat should
be- above ALL land which, ~ yet cannot be said with
world. sDd OF civil liberty-sud . land can only be
made lano of liberty by adopting the principle which
to be attained by learning from ourseIves-thai H. that
human being being necessarily born tue subject Of
government 10 . member OF The State, and has
a Natural right to be member Of the
state, ard that, in the language Of the
Declaration Of Independence all born equal and
have ali. nsble rights lite, liberty pursuit Of
happiness come Of tue States were no, established On
this principle. They established long time ago,
and circumstances which prevented the adoption
of this principle For those states, members OF our
Union who have been unable or unwilling 70 adopt
this principle have only TO say thai leave them free
TO eoy whatever Of happiness and 10 attain Whatever
OF prosperity they can enjoy and attain with their sys
ten. But when sm called upon to establish govern.
ment for . state, then demand the application OF
the principles OF the Declaration Of Tudepeudeuoe-ap
man he n
man Society have but two forms by which the In
dyidual defend himself from oppression. One dt
UAicA puts the mUsket into his hand and tells him at
the last resort to defend himssf ard his lbty re otter
q at which puts into his ha~d The ballot and tel him IN
sroy .s's,ny 70 offend his rights YAH As ballot Ido
ieeyy as ueu az the perfect right 0sabisA eonrnmens
chich sAdH secure epery man N his rights or rdhr do
snds II oneAe ballot; on ps inO euy man, hand, and
nat into ne hands Of fsU the bullet so that eray man
Aaa :. s1al s,0rs ne lao u a, poST as es,sn a.
'ula, or none (Appause)
General Nye after wards addressed the Assembage;-
in relation to The calamity that has beisen Kansas
have usually found tina. tales Of suffering exaggerat
3D. and was prepared 70 see IN Kansas much better state
Of things than had been represented In that however,
mistaken. Toe reality FAR exceeds thing that
been depioes anything that had imagined 70 the
Total failures Of the CROP rode the praries from
kar sas city to Ossawstoe thence lawrence thence
Taven worth, and thence to Achison aggregate dis
lance Of over hundred and City miles, and AN capable
81 giving ooDion TO the extent Of the calamity
Vel, then, the only crop which not entire failure
The southern and western counties was and that
will not average bushe TO the acre OF wheat oats,
posoes turpps other esculent roots there absolute
u In tkofe counties The grass the prairies ID
puched and burned and though cattle appear 10 be IN
addition, there be hay saved for winter
odder. When TO nj this misery added the absence OF
water, for the creeks rivers AID wells are almost
mate OF the destitutop, act iaf and prospective,
q he hundred thousand people Of this Terri
Tory. Airead, deaths from famine have occurred,
md unless speedy and eectua assistance be rendered
such deaths viii be frequent and many. Hundreds OF
smss are leaving the rerritory--easiug their farms
and improvements behind them-raiher than incur the
risk OF famine The large majority WILL Of course, stay
Bow they viii be saved from starvation and how they
v III get the TO crops the coming spring
probls m TO which be hoped enectus solution
wlll be obtained winter be permitted 70 set In
before assistance i obtained the danger .I be greatly
the calamity would be 70 subscription lists In The
Etetn states and send provisions Of all kinds into the
not extreme and 70 be supplied gratuitousy credit
where starvation imminent nepots or DIVISIONS ought
10 be established at diferent ponu and their manage
ent entrusted ~ n kn0vu probity and humanity
The three counties bordering the Missouri river
not by any badly OF thoee In the interior In
quarter crop Of corn probably enough for their own
wants But for all other the drought has been al
NEST as destructive AZ in the southern and westeru
counties Captain Van vect, the Quartermsster Of the
United s,atcs Army at Fort told ycster
day that rom the splendid farm at the fort from which
10, cut one ton this season and farmers come 10 The fort
from hundred miles distance 10 sell loads OF hay
Tor which they only $40 ti2 The pictures there
lore, wen Of the desiuton In Kansas fan far short Of
Inc reality We met yesterday, At Of the fey wells
where water In yet 70 be found farmer his way TO
sayapworth from distant part, and he informed us,
ithout evidence Of emotion, that In his neighbor
hood woman and her I've children had been found 10
heir cabin dead Of starvation Aid for starving Kansas
an not be supplied moment too soon.
,fr. Stewards Reception and speech NJ
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. sKwkRps rREnfcrIoss IN REGARD TO THE Pre-
srDEsTIAL ELECuoS-sIsTAKEs CoRREcrED-aE-
LIEF ron KASsts srvrEHxRs- THE SLAVERY orEs-
TIoS-ISTERvIEw BErwEES MES sRs. DOUGLAS AND
sEwARD IN A sLEEPrso CAR, ETC, Erc.
CIEvnAsp, Oct q 1880