New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12

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WYANDoIT CRY. X. T., Nov -, 1872
IL has been known for some time past that an or
eAIiz.d band of AIMED meu wee ceing druI.d AZ
Lawrence for the openly avowe ose o ,csis1os
fine xec uton Of he LAYS OF the ier''ory ms fsc
together with other lsSets proceedings, led TO the
Isg.,nd Order Convention which met at Leavsn.
woy h on the 18th inst Some few Gays since half
dozen OF toe La Abolihorsts wen TO tle sim
Of sqoat'er living in the nei.hborhood and or ierai
him 10 leave his claim md thfefeusd Immediate ex-
rusiCn If he did not al once comply With their order.
He refused 20 Go o and expressed bis deter mi alton
10 d otsc' his home, ard TO kill any who attempted
10 cxpel him. TIE Company advanced 10 the attack,
ARD one Of them shot deed by toe squa'ter, who
stor y after gave hiS into the custody of thu Sner
in Of the county. The srmed band at Lswreocs or
DO ton of H. reatensd 20 escue the prisoner from
The custody OF the sheriff, and TO hang him without
fial IT, the an tina this armsd and attacked n
dove off from SIXTEEN 20 twenty families Of Pro-
Slavery men and bU ned several of their houses
Chat The women and children have been driven
"by force or terror from their homes, aud have fed,
"sme of u en- TO Missouri, for protection This has
"kiI0led feeling in Missouri which fea: no human
"power en- control
SCHe Of TIE bar d threatened to murder man by
the Iaue OF Buckly. Jon his sth davit warrant
was issued, ahd the Sheriff, with bs posse, took GDe
Of he defendants, and was conveying blm 10 L3'
COMP, a. when be was attacked by baod of men
alneo With Sberpe's r fs and IoVovers, their yes
I Tea eued and be prisoner rescued. Mr. Jones the
Stenf, sent Immediately to The Governor for aid to
eI able him 20 execute the process in his hands. la
response TO which, The Governor says In his letter to
me:
rces coalo ssd eptiCr, Lecomp0n snt reoo hm' N
tie sToeess arc TO prevent The t,ou. OF he prisoner 10
kstsd- similar order is issued to General SicAief ot
The prison ef now in tie bands Of the sheriff, prs
10 be the squalter Who KILLED man Ia defense o.
his oSn house.
Governor sharon further remarks in bis letter
The s,.i,sn eot 10 in h,SoI TIE .. hS1s
sss sne Dr. os S . 1I ,nn ~ from Hepry oys
h.ve M cred nsIn. thai humsn power csn control"
IRE Governor further adds:
The uio bhs when thess AIMED men nDs he met,
sbe bous ioi so to Ia " or sur,e.1e, he noysn
es,cutec the sndiog people of the rsrrory
from iasss viOerce II not, there IN aGovsru nent
virtually sunenderpg tn. whole G1vernru,ct them Bat
can tbs y me force our G be s Te ,eeRa
lists mad They bringing themselveI utter rua and
association
Thee are tie facts as they have occurred up to this
time. What tc morrow will bring forth, amid the ex
CitmeJt woich such Ourages have produced none can
{ OF enc thing rest assured the laws of this Ter
Iiiory will he executed. That Governor Shannon
will 90 his full ouy in the present crisis no one need
eoubt.
But in my opinion the source OF all those evils lies
not in any mill ary organization TO resist the execution
Of the laws of the Territory. They find another and
far more culpeble source. The man who, high 10
lion pTu
who first set bmaef against the laws of tbs Terri
tory who taught bic 70 lowers to scorn and rePudate
the laws VITO is now aiming seat 10 Congress 6y
virtue OF an election IN open viola ION OF laV-the
man Reeder former Governor of the Territory is the
culphbe of all this mischief the suhor OF all
these ouTsgestte burre' Of dwelling houses, the ex.
peltr of women and children rom their homes aud
resoes and on his head Tests the blood of the victim
TO lawless aggression. He and his 70 lowers have
preached resistance to the laws aud praciced violence
uponsthe laws Of the Territory until their poor deuded
followers made 10 Thick they can do what they
choose without regard to the law. The high authority
s their protection, and the consequent crime iooss
hack to the high authority for it's encouragement ana
defense. would rather, tonight, be Ia the conal1on
Of that squatier who killed his neghbor In defense OF
his home, than to stand where Reeder stands Knock
ing At the door Of Congress with the eNloence IN OBS
ba de Of an election in violation OF law, which ne Is
urblushingy exhibiting 10 he Representatives. Of the
Aue lean people. .. .
i have been in this Territory the greater portion
the time s ce its orsanzatiOn have seen thousands
of charges of violence and disorderly conduct ma 10
upor the MiesoursBs ard citzens of Kansas by APO
hons's and those 10 their INTERESTS; but nave never
seen or known al act of violence election or any
Other day; have never heard Of any act OF violence
sustained by undo otei testimony co nmitted upon
uon from Northern States, growing out OF politics.
II orly act of violence anu blood nave ever Known
CORRECTED with political questions was the recent at
tempt 20 XII Lsughlin by of the Reeder faction
and which resulted 10 the death Of the sssailan'.
Ksnsas is now erect and right. lne laws VIII be
executed If any there be, passed by legislature
amid great excitement, that are wrong, they VIII DC
modified or repealed at the next session wing ana
Democrat, Pro Slavery men and Free State men,
composipg the Law -and Order or Sac Rights parry
of Kansas will stand by The Governor in the execu
tion Of The laws; AID though the Abohoulsts, tue
Aid Society men of lawsbiding Massachusetts, may
howl desperation that they cannot msSe nssas al
oepce to the requirements OF the laws, their disposition
N violence TO the CONTRARY notwithstanding.