New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13

u Dirty ,housind the inhabitants within the peril Of ec1
saN .cu pgai which hey have no protection bat IN ar'sHJ
relief from their more fornra counrymcn;
het,d. The plaiuest dcttir Of n1niy and ief o
require TO sdid ins,ru succor TO t aaneed people 4
rlify. sud while hrihu IN the valley
tbe Mssss n read, supply Iom tr anund e' Of ain
sd proyio ior the needs OF ne OF
tc money needed ray the anpoaioa Of thee suppss
aud 10 fSi.h clotl r blankets shoes and medicine 90 IN
and des the inhabitants thus impoyef-hodby
famine. Il, nj
dent II calling the attention OF Congress
aud Of the nation n The Iu-t aud human erf ne 20
the suffering, and neceHi'ir Of The starving popalouo MI
sas ond eco ending 20 Congress te adoption oil al c'h'
PrG Tho the wealthy and benevolent Of THE city
euesly oDtrcatcd 10 make peral contribution soeofuug
Leil n' ans in money md ~ cool ~ 'a o ere ~, wy
COMMITTEE, consing OF VIM g. bryant Chairman , Jon a.
Hunt, 1haddeu' Hyatt DANIEL Lord W - ~ A,p.~ s, Hlo,ll
ketchun Daniel Drew aud Charles w Elliot be ana they no
hereby appointed wh m power 70 add to heif number anu
sdopt h M asures they shall doe suitable to advance the
object M meeting aud that oil money raised be subject 70 no
Rcsrcd hat this meeting has learned with great ploa1ro
that such Arrangements perfected that not oly can gram
~ of karaa bu, ht extensive Organization OF capable and
oIiby in The various counties aud towns al sloIi
. can he equiaby distributed in all parts of the Territory to
those in need with ~ REX that any portion VII Dc 'p
p-opoted diverted to a'y other purrose
kred Ihst this meeting due 70 the Amer
lean Expfes Company and to the United states Express Go
Of etaIee and 10 the various railroad aud steamboat
lines have offered may offer 70 carry proy ions ana otne
besyitI freight at greatly reduced prices
Rircd hat ministers Of ali denominations in city and conn'
try are commend Tins work Of bencvoence and hu
nty TO riI and take collection. aud for
ward he M ilhou delay Treasurer, John T.. NtlnA
President metropolitan Bank. Now Nos -
Mr. WAsEs read the following letters from Greene
c. Bronson and James I. Brady, and also letter from
DR.. Tying: ,oc,
My pE,R SIR: reTet that It viii not be IN my power to
sneak 10 behalf of the suffering people Of Kansas
have lecture before the Teachers Association a. -
D. H. aud employ part OF tine mi GIN Afterwards u business
Of my But uT1u 20 assist In relieving
such OF people in Kansas the failure Of thecop has Ahect
ed and happy contribute the fund 10 be Iaied for
tLeir rei,C " Yours j. 4. BRADY.
NEwYoRK, Dec H. l8G0.
DEAR Sr shall be unable 10 gend the meeting this even
Il TO take part the relief al the people IN Nan
sas suffering 1miGe bat heartily concur IN the
eleut aud wish 1t 10 10 der more inpo
aid
Ilease throw IN the mite Enclosed SOL sud believe
1Iuy yOms OrttNb 4. bhONSON'
HOR.CE GLEELEl, esq.
DAMEL LORD, esq, then proceeded to an eloquent
enforcement Of the duty of saving brethren and
countrynen in Kansas from the horrors Of famine and
pcstilence.
Tie Rev. DIR. BOWLING followed in n spirited eXhor-
ation, Immediately upon which collection was taken
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