New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-21
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Tur WORK oF THEA RDyRED ~ Cold BLOOD
A SOUTHERN C,S1nst, al Leayenworth Cry, Maicoim
On N~Icrmerly of Platte County NO., was muracfoo
Ia cold blood bv an Aboionist named McCrea' ihcy
were disputing, and while Mr. Clark was N ,no "o.
of Thinning. probably 10 go away, Mccfea arew :
ni,,o and shot him through the heart. ne mec .
immediately lie did not speak one WORD AFTER tha.
fatal shot The murderer escaped ms pufsae's an ~
succeedcd ia placing himself under me piosc''o.n y
80 t,oors nj The Fort. lie will not hive to De tried.
An outraged people are anxiously awaiting an opy0
trinity TO deal out summary punishment TO he onynuo'
Uausiug j. death entirely too good Tor sucn visn
i =, him 10 tortured and hiS fricnds hung! Hope -
fnyond his reach Should the technicalities o. t.e
law for "A moment Kermit the murderer for whhe 20
hope the fire Of Indignation which already eAss' "a so
hearts of our citizens will need no other tanning 10 u
sipeie such a vain conjecture on his part he my
Effo IN lore bui die in despair he surely must.
81 DOWN in tie prime Of LIE, lies poor Malcolm
Cle,Li He il Iost 70 devoted famiy-to hia nume'
ous friends and in him the pro-slayery party has loS
one of her roblest defenders Murdered w0thont .
oa,,.o and nv an aboltoni-tl The thought ia sum
ciont 10 barrow mp spirit Of resentment IN tne Dfeas
of ever Southern man which should tell 10 the ranks
Of the AbOlitionsts. ,.ho Ion.
not lament his Ioss man III the broades, acoeP'a
,ion Of tho ter1n-generous 10 n faut NO man ever
soliciied his assistance but he received IT, Brave
among the brave, he knew not cOWaflce; coHardy
though; never reached bis brain. Honest on al DC
cnsions in every transaction. Possessed OF energy
with quick eye and ready orm ana devont ""f-
sbiner Of The South and her institutions, bite, op-
ponent Of her enemies faithful friend an indniyent
father an industrious man and good citizen In q
word. he was "a noble specimen Of Gods mastery
creation" MI.
Tins fen by mn asssssins hand noble man "ba''
We ask. can repay his loss Tho blood OF the mur-
derer will not satisfy us! Tint would be placing 100
little an es,iunte on the life Of our deceased henn.
"BIood for blood l'-but for each drop spalied, we
hail REQUIRE one hundred fold For every homes.
man tbef 4. slain let score 0f sbohtonists suner.
We call for settlement Of this anair-et US nas .s
eramnes of such outlaws and their sympazers, untii
our fair Territory ridden Of such curse-unt noeese
men can walk the streets Of our towns witnou' he h
Of being attacked by Northern cut-throas ana hnel
sess,. until our homes and hre-sides can De inane
Genre from the torch Of the ncendiary ana our SAVES
I a,,m,seJ 10 remain with ne in qsietude and CON
tenment, A long one AboIiiisnist remains sS
Terrisorv such occurrences will be- numerous ootn
80 ana ia Njssouri. Let begin to purge our
soIves OF all Abolition emissares who occupy oa
do,o;nion and give distinct notice that al VINO q" s
leave immediately for the East, WILL LEAVE ~"
gTEzsnr Il A. ,.o,.f
Tho above gems are but small portion OF the go"h
,i;,o. hist an the broad columns Of The Squd<ter
Se,ereias. but theywl do ioT the prsenf.