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


d Owe that, ana every viii give you power IA
yn. nery il, and every man becomes an alien ana an
envy n % government Fellow citizens, these are
csEs derstura that suggest themselves TO
among you. have told you ALL have kept nothing
rk. Hencefnrth, II ever ny conh eus In tho nifty
he American Union shall he shaken, shall come Up
gsir the that the Union arpsger
iGsa Hn.hion, because II 10 ouur.d gratit,dc
q ari ctkn OF msukind II ever shall from the
uss OF free ON, l shan cnne up here 70
rev my devotion aad my hopes under the respiration
~ CONES nom We napey honrrs hon ired thonsaui
hne, but the sentiment OF .he American people aid Of
world uen viii como UP 70 Kansas as TO ierusaier'
place Of their chief icy For my orethrens and cor
MONS sske who With me, say peace be within
ur PALACES and your csains and pen'eousssss 10 all
ice more say farewell. Three cheers for VIM
Pwsrd)
% was addressed by Gov. Patterson, Gen Nye and
has. Francis Adams IT. The days celebration was
with ban and supper a. tie Ed. ss HOUSE No. , ~.
Mayor OF Iawrence) had chs'ge Of the arrangements,
hkh were carried out very eredisaoiy.
con- Terrible Destitution in the Terri
tory, DC.
Our KANSAS CORRESPONDENCE.
ON THE CARS, Sept 20, 1850.
We have made pretty extended tour throughout the
ISOLATE Territory Of Kansas, and speeding along
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, our way TO
Louis by the North Missouri road
Mr.. Stewards reception In the Territory was
teuely Hattering one % him. Everywhere th people
ed 10 be animated with the sentiment expressed by
b. A. c. wilder, IN his address OF welcome at Leaven.
orth that he eward) was, 10 fact, their own imme H.
representative in the Senate Of the United States.
visited besdes Ieavenworth, the towns OF lawrence
scompton Topeka and Achson, and in al those places
re received with ardent demonstrations Of admiration
the remsrl able In the present doIeful condition
affairs
He returned from Lawrence 10 Leavenworth on Thurs
~ hoping to escape any further milton 10 the latter
bwr, but he vas not fortunate. The Wide Awakes
ustered in considerable numbers and with musc
arencts and famI torches marched to the Planters
otel, where there was already large crowd assem-
led. Mr. Seward could not resist the demand made
pom him, and so he, though unwilDgly, left his room,
ked down 10 the paror and stepping through the open
ndow presented himself ali unattended, the stand
hch had been constructed In front OF the building His
pearance greeted with enthusiastic Cheers and
und himself like Mr. Douglas, 'Sbetrayed' into makinsa
peech. He INDUCED in anticipation Of the time when
s broad continent there TO be other power than
a Of the United States and Hatered the local pride o.
hearers BY descantog on the importance Of their
ton midway between tho two oceans. Ono more
States, he said must rise here In the valley Of the
ississppi II might have bsep, and would have been
her people had been a. wise ~ you are, that
ste which lies opposite you on the Missouri river.
not know that the state Of Missouri win not yet be
ut great State, for there hope there Is
as Missouri win ultimately, taught by the ,nstsuc'
n you are giving her and the example you setting
r, be free State. she has sell a. fertile, skies rs
nsl, those with which God has blessed any portion
the Garth That state win ultimately be the greatest
respected, most pr epsrous honored State 10
Is American Union While ssi he trusted to the fun.
mental conditions Of State and OF republic, which
petitions are amply these: securing 70 every man
and exact justice, and the fullest opportunity for
. improvement of his own condition aud the ecva
Of his own character BY the laws and customs tia.
understand. 10 this respect your ahead
Missouri, ahead Of Nebraska, ahead OF Iowa,
ahead Of every state ~ the american Union,
kones endured, and the gscat resolution sad
urase with which you have overcome them all
eed0m IN the Territories Of the United States Is IN all
rect Of the world abstraction. But has been
misfortune that your Territory madc the thea.
ess,ee conaict,-aughter and caeersl-a coafiict Of
nd with mind, voice with voice, vote with vote, Of
iet against bullet, and Of cannon against cannon
acaon Of freedom by practical experience. You have
start Of all the other states II there people In
palt ct the world ought 10 cherish with enduring
Fpso, with the wRrmes gratitude AID with tns deep
interest, assuredly II IL the people Of Kansas for, but
the practical trial they have given TO the 50 stem
alch had adopted but for tae win ca ion at much
aad so much cost VI their highest rights under the
", | for one would have gone 10 my
% estrnatoa OF the American people. (Appaose)
The thirty nfs OF thir,yo states Of the Uaon
b. their skies and their people have visited, in the
uTfe Of my lifetime, more than tbreeiourths Of th9
lizsd nations OF the world aud Of al the states and
lions which have seen, thai people which hold 10 be
wscs, the ~orthest and the best Is the people OF
little state (APpause The reason o. u e The old
Der nations have higher education, greater rcnemen
bare cultivated the virtues and renaemcnts Of civil
ton or The people hat has been abs ia lis very in
pton In it's infancy, In Its very oTgaazaion, to meet
shock Of the astocraic system, through which other
lions have injured ruined to repei all attacks
TO ont before tho world In the attitude Of pso
p who win not, under any form OF persuasion,
be . slave ! any one Of them to make slave,
one Of them 70 hold slave or any foot OF their ter
ss 0 nv % q Who Hss a
Senator Seward, Gen. Nye, Mr.. Wilson and your
r,er drove over yesterday morning from Ieavcnworth
Is by large number Of Mr. Stewards admirers.
my were on horseback, some In wagons, an coin
Iny q Wide AwsKes and Of Turner's were o. foot
re 4 bright eyed, handsome young girls we're crJxd
nto stage and welcomed tue Senator with
lies and the waving Of handksrchsfs. several Of
e houses Ia the town were fcstooned with oak
snches, ard on q bridge over which the procession
seed a trumphal arch, tastsfuy decorated, and
III banners bearing appropriate notices, erected
route OF the proccssioa lined with men and
men Some Of the latter threw bouquets OF Wild
iteripg 70 Mr. seward, as such thing was entirely uu
sco,ed by him. The Hughes House, very large, er
tent hotel 70 which he was escorted, was deliberately
TONED decorated. One OF abe ba lrers which hung
bore the boastul motto, The subdaers Of Karsas
| thea selves tubdued."
Mr. Scsard was warmly welcomed by the citr.us aud
les o. Atchison, and among others by Mr. Fsrchiid
Mayor himself democrat, aud BY Gene
Pcneroy. BE was introduced 10 the
Bhiage ~ Ar. Martin, aud maize a vny effective
/ ,ech Referring TO the apology made by Mr.. Martin
the hatequacy o. the reception, be said that
y mia hi Judge 81 what he himself thought of It ~hoa
cecsred 20 them that bis welcome bore all tbs i'm
= Of those that he had seen gwen IN other countrea
hereditary ecspyts. Compared with other demoustrs
tie tho Territory this was unsurpassed (atcnisoa
one u The 'b0r0er ruiianf los the aissoari
~ RAP IL said he had Tried " avoid al this dc
VII ch only tended 50 make HIN mssgnder
Cd the world ght think that 10 coming 70 Kan.
be came 10 receive ncncrk, instead Of owning - earn
4 Ssary W enable lin u nerofm MS duty "
cnigels better than be had heretofore been a1le 70
aud said he, the Territory o. kscrss rich a.,
mol richer tnnn iss soil and Va lie evidences Of
terisl property, any state with witch ! have 4
4 "A acqun btsd, and have already visited thlrty. 4
81 TIE thirty four STATES 81 the Union.
climate know % that 10 be desirable.
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