New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

phan County. ned 81 Donipnan, OF wnC1 ~
a report in leading Pro-Sisvery organ, The h..1
,as Herald, (Ieavenworth City, John Martin hS g
ing been called to the chair and John A. Van
Arsdale chosen Secretary, committee Of i've,
having retired on returning reported resolves
which we're unanimously adopted, as follows
W1seos. Information las coLe to llsh. fro a rel
Ne ,1uree Tia. there is 10 our midst secret organ
- ZION n, what is called the Free Sell Abolition psr'y
bsvinp Tor S object the over hror and sbysrslon OF
he Liberties ,f The people of kans,s AID IEhfreIs,
Arms ard muniions Of war hsve been seat iu'o tae
Territory b the people OF Boston, for the purpose n
hntcbe,ipc our wives and chil-ren. one hundred
housard dollars have already been cole9led AMI sent
here 10 ;beE friends 10 pros cute taer nesi aesgns:
anG WhercGs Secret agents are stsii 'ned ID SONS
part. ofthe Territory 10 give tie sgna OF vsr snu %
CON rpence the bloody work Of 5uicaering oar tsni-
les bur ing or houses and destroying our properly
therefore,, - -;
Resolred That we most respectfully csl upon ms
Fxcelercy Gov Wilson ShauBon 10 take such acuon
in the "a 20 as to place The people Of Kansas IN
q ate o. cef nsiye warfare
Rgsolrcd, Ths: @. W. Hutchinson, c. h. Holiday,
S b. Goodip and Charles Leib srs the leaders OF tne
nfrre lepcr and ID At we most respectfully AL upon
tie attorney eneral of this Territory comm sncs by
legal process suit ss srst the above ned persons
and bring them 70 fair and speedy tIiA before tae
courts OF the county
RssoIrcd. That we are Ia favor Of the grscd mass
ing 20 be held 81 Leaven worth City Nov IS aud
hereby appoint forty delegses to sttend the sane.
Rcsolred, That We place mos: implicit confidence n
IL ststemept Of p. LsuehhD, e,q., in exposing me
murerous designs of the secrct organisation OF tie
Free Sol Abolition party, as Pnoished IN Ihs 81
Josph Gazette of the gath inst snd that he Is gen
t.man of good character and high .espectaoisy aud
will receive the thanks of the people OF ksnsas aud
u nation al large for exposing TO vicT the treasona
bic designs OF a secret orgsEZa lou, who sesk TO
pluIg the country n civil war aud dfsaeh the nation
in humsn gore.
Resolred That We r4cst cordially nvi-e every law.
abioirg cizep withCat oistncuon OF peSty, 70 JON
us IN uoholCin the laws Il our Territory snn the Con-
sutoD of the nation tAt he horrors o. bloody
civil war may be averted ana our country preserved
Rssoired That the proceedings Of this mce;ieg De
rubsl ed 10 ? he SQu0tt.r Sertre'gn hdnsds ETdfd,
and all others in favor of law and order.
The villains who get up this and many
,aeh strings Of abomnabse falsehoods know per-
fectly well that the miliEsry preparations of tho
Free State settlers of Kansas are defensive purely
and that their hundred or two Of rifles will hsrm
nobody who does het assail their pcssessors. The
stories of one hundred thousand dollars collected st
Boston and invested in arms and ammunition " for
"he purpose Of bniesering our 'Tes and children, y
are lust such as rren intent on violence and crime
usually invent to cover and excuse their own
meditatel crimes II these ruffans did not mean
to As5all ana sup SgaIe TIC ieo o'o>0 niSN ''''
would nos talk of the horrors Of civil war,
which viii never be- experienced unless com
Eaenced by themselves.
TIL. K,nsas Heralp aforesaid editcrially says
The AboEtopists, and all highe-law rncn OF what
ever party or lame will rs taught lesson, hat they
cannot yiolste the laws With impuni'y Tue best 10
of The country require that the supremacy OF the
law, must be maintained. Without IL we ore thrown
back into state Of anarchy and confusion, without
any rein to bird the worst passions of human na ure
Il ia deporable TO contemplate such state Of affairs
being brought about in our Territory. Bat we rely
anon the virtue of the people and the strong arm OF
he sw TO maintain involsteth the rights aud liberties
of the people. Our executive, Gov. shannon, Is q
man who will do his duty, ars see that the laws are
faithfully executed. We nope for the peace end quiet
Of our country that shall hear no more higher
lavish but let come what will the laws must be VIM
dicated and the lesal authorities sustained.
-T5s Herald announces anew Pro-Slsyery pa
per at LAWRENCE" to beard the lion of Abolition
"ism in his den'-to be called The Laurence
Sou,her-er. Gov Shannon ad7ertses for proposals
to erect. Capitol buildings at LecomptOn, tie seat
Of government designated by the late Missourians'
Legislature, They who declare the question OF
'---,s IN hdhse. ,--.tIsd arc grossly lguossnt ur
willful 1eceivers