New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

We find n ono Of the most pertinaccvs o.
our Pro Slavery journals, The Hortd, letter
from correspondent OF Fort Scott, kaasaa
containing some statements respecting tho NO
groes liberated in connection with the recent
march of Gen. Lanes brigade into Missouri,
which are go remarkable that we transfer them
70 our page as follows:
81 uroto. 10 state the present condition OF tho 900 s-
er.d by the s Of the Kansas army. These uesror' were
ned p.iuciy By sece.ioni.,. but where toe Question
of f.-5aua OF slavery theaselvss the negroes fsd
g. MAJ. any such 6snc;ion; and when they sou5p cor
camp they protected and questions were ssksd e. 70
the political Of their former masters. Families emo
in soms,n-s three atoms in nsewszon sos1etise~
uan o. ,sn fed away leaving all family ties t. ssars
pi liberty daring untold dangers, endurrg issus
starvation penis b. night and greater dread BY ds7 nses
feeling san TIL they they in tbs ksn'as saup
One day a. We marched nom osceola, three rsa
ring full srced the prsire As they spprosehfa
w. that Iezrc and the others white TsS 10
pfsri th. ba. he whites sesdiy gained
aud one va. IN tie act o. catching tins fugitive when Dor
cr. a,hel out the column aad raised his shssps nns
About face wsit the sl,-ecsrhors and r;fs ball sass -
orinou. warning in their ley made "a
Hu righ, Il thei ses time. sixty came to csm9 % eos
evening and Cen Lsne observed 1t wasn't much as
u,h for nis.ers ether We put the able 20 woIs uu'-
da,el, driving cooking grooming the hoFses and dong
al the dnes OF the brigade Esch ohssr engaged ons
a. body servant, instead oftskins .oldss from his d,ly
In this they earned from IS tn sic inCHth
Parsons Moore Fisher ard Fish ehHrsns Of ID, bnssd@
started let with rain q oes to eabash then %
Kansas .us After three weeks these getttaer r~surDe<
to heausrtsrs having found comfortable sasoa. for e,sy
uan olan sud child under their charge Many hired
a. farm hsids house seryrts etc. Of wages nom rSto su
per mo.a and The lesst eric c scced places Tor the ho'
ter Ahcfr they viii Of food sld clclhEs "ih eoe
chsnN. TOR lucrative onpoymens when spag opens Tbs
iycs f- generally shswd and inaussiioas AID the farneH
al hsu... asdy s,s then -sv. ofhis supply Of sbocr
qd. e. au assertion u,,y variance With the general IN
preston l. nevertheless asa, true. Ia Slavery oo<.
esn has, imagifes iiles ldosn, heii than MA
soo negro hut .,r usngr from Slavery to Freedom eteee
AL isst.ntmcou. aud complete revolution In his ch"rsf"
h to eonscousness OF liberty comes the rece sty 'o' ~
sstiou snd erar Is BON necessity The slave who verso
rsey felt that he had interest IN he rosuii Of his es.
40 amount Of uda.trg would benet. him, and he nsfoSV
did a, little "a he could consistent with safety But whH
i free man. he rises equal she ero'gsncy In" has "
bs case berey.t nv experience Ia, extended There sa~
man no ha. be. liberated by this brigade .S
able ard vilng 10 sse care ofhim'eiL Ia ''r'g'"" -
Jaaad ne sirr- .ai for frssd'~."
There can be no question. we thinh, rssPec|
inc the truth of this writer's report. No dcuo'
these negroes are able to support therA'e'Ves'
NOR is there any doubt that freedom VIA ""a1'
in them desire for industry and it' oeaen"@
unknown To them while slaves.