Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-05-12
LATEST FROM KANSAS.
ANARCHY AMI BLooDsHED

The FLOWING is the latest account from tho scat
Of pro'slayory revolution in Kansas. The account
is from the st. Louis Democrat. The irreconcila
BILE antagonism of slavery and freedom is being
developed Enthusiastically to the most obtuse. The
outrages against law and right are directed by On
association Of Shareholders, called the Self-Defen-
sive Association. If rufianism can exclude the
non-slaveholders from Kansas, it will be done.
COMING EVENTS.
Latest news by the steamers is to the effect that
TO-DAY there will be another mobocratic display Mt
Parkvillo-where there will he gathered together
nm immense assembly, at the bidding of the Self
Defensive Association. The crowd, we understand
is to be divided off into squads, which are to be de
tailed nearly as follows: One company to Kansas
City, lin Jackson county to destroy the American
Hotel, at present used as tho reception house for
the eastern men who come to settle in Kansas, an
other to proceed at the right time to X. T., to break
up the Herald IF Freedom office and others to do
business in other counties.
MEssRs. PARK AND PATTERSON.
Tho latest Weston papers have learned that Geo.
5. Park was severely lynched in Kansas Territory
a few days since, and his dwelling house burned to
the ground, and say exultingly, "Me oOrk goes
brdrely on"
The Weekly Platte Argus warns both Park and
L hOb " hDpOhl III w CSLDl III tlutuH v I,
Ito day. The mob resolutions, it will be remem-
bered by our readers, were to the effect that if
these men were found in Weston on that day, they
would be thrown into the Missouri river, or follow
ed to Kansas and hung.
The Argus further says, that "tho course Of
those who committed to the bottom Of the Mis-
souri, river the Luninary press, has been sane
toned by a very large a3d enthusiastic meeting of
the people of Clay county, They have appointed
committees to wait upon, and warn off abolition
preachers.
Surely the people of that section of the State
must be possessed Of the same devils that drove the
swine over the p~recipice into the sea. How rcas-
enable beings can be guilty of such reckless law.
lessness, we cannot tell.
MORE OF TIE PARKyILLE oCTRAGRs.
We copy the following from the Weekly Platte
Argus, April %:
PUBLIC MEETINc.-At q meeting of the citizens
of Parkville, held in the Office Of Col. VIM. Sum
mers, on Wednesday evening, April 25th, 1855,
j. b. Ewell was called to the Chair, and +. NJ.
Mcdonald appointed Secretary.
Col. Summers, in a few remarks, explained the
object of the meeting.
The following resolutions were presented by
Mr.. Miller, which were almost unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. There are abroad impressions pre-
Judicial in the extreme to the citizens of Park
Nllict UTOuRnt uDoub lTom tNe tone anu ScUtl-
ments of the public print, which has, until of
late, been published in our city. Therefore,
be it
Resolved, LIST. That we, the citizens of Park,
vile, utterly I~epudiate such sentiments. en-
platically deny that the said paper was the true
exponent of cur principles upon the subject Of sla-
very that, on the contrary, we are now and ever
have been throughout this contest, prO-slavery men
in principle, feeling and action.
I'd. That we do most heartily rel )ice in the
result of the recent election in Kansas Terri
tory, and hail it as a signal triumph of the South
over the insidious Vaccinations of our enemies
at home and abroad. That we did all in our pow
er to bring about that desired end, and that VIC
will continue to labor for the extension of slavery
IN that territory, believing as we do that that the
interests of Missouri and the entire South re
quire that the institution of slavery should exis
therein.
81. That we are Missourians in spirit and
feeling, and that we are ready at FL times and I'M
der all circumstance to heartily cooperate with
our fellow citizens of Platte county, and through.
out the State, to secure and maintain our rights as
pro-slavery men. This we pledge ourselves to
do.
4th. That we are Southern in feeling, principle
and interest, and that we do most cordially APP
prove and endorse'the recent election ofour friends
and neighbors in removing from our midst the
means for the publication Of that incendiary sheet
the Parkville Luminary.
9Th. That those who are not for us are against
us, and that he who evinced by his acts or hi,
words, his opposition to the institution of sla
very, should not reside where said institution
exists. That we, as citizens of n slavehold:n}
State, deprecate the settlement of those in ouu
midst, who are opposed to our peculiar institu
tons.
On motion, the foregoing resolutions were adopt
ed as n whole.
On motion, they were ordered to be sent to tn,
r Plat tie Argus and Western Reporter for publica
= ton. with the request that the newspaper
throughout the State and Kansas Territory, ia
vorable to the institution of slavery publish tn,
same.
I On Motion, the meeting adjourned.
n j. b. EwELI, Chairman.
F. NJ. MCDONALD, Sec'y.