The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-07
Interesting from Kansas.
THE BxCITHMEsT IN THE 1ERRIroRY--wAR Aa ATNsr
THE ABoLIrIKIsrs, ETC.

THE ABoLITIoRIsrs, ETC.
tcorrsSpGoesnes the : s.. Louis R:pasiss.;l
The es cton excitement still prevails AL this
country, and It perhaps we that aovsrnor Rsede Bs
found cause Of quarrel with Mr. Commssiones Aasy
penny, which detains him 1t Easton, Pa. He m ght
otherwise share the fate of PARK and Patterson Of PARK
vile Mo IL IL said that he and his sbolitioa coadutors
will be dealt with, I'm future, very summsriy. H. u
found TO 60 best not to temtorise such people
they presume upon any indulgence Blinded by =
fansucism which springs from the one idea - seH
they rival in audacity the Prince OF DArk
ness; and as they sound their watch cry, Fresdon
aespotic than that with which his sable Majesty
While we stay in our country ninding our own b.s,
ness sno letting them and their property aops they n
vaae ouf beefth stones aod steal away members Of
family IN the Of servants Wh,ls w. i The
acquisition and sst,s new Territories e6jsct TO
no species OF property which they choose 10 tale
them to their homes in our eosumon dom in they
object to that which valuAbs to us and which
most cherish for other and higher sdezAtions
Wbn spS u1aS 70 %
yielded TO Them Nebraskathe far larger Of the
without word, and expected them TO sxtend TO
same rafernai courtesy, in permitting quietly to
move with property into Kansas. But how has our
generosity, Iespectu forbearanee
us, and have strven, stn striving uns .rupu-
lousy basey and with sndish pertnacity TO rob us
society controeo BY the rankess abotonsts spare NO
pans pos expense TO carry out this purpose
,, Loa y yon n my last how thought thsir purpose
decsptons, practiced their subjects, who a.
fnd thenselvesto 20 Victims upon the sacrcaa
altar Of mammon or fan sticsm. But they have many
troublesome and dangerous emissAres here who
lively, brt seciety at work, and who meet you every
bmile.
These Thugs are now becoming intolerable We haze
eo,me f as sog as can ce oorne ana zoe 1ece Do
may be discovered The beginning IT Parkville, last
Saturday the l4th inst You have already IN the
lapers that the citizens OF Platte county Missouri went
to ParAvie to and feather the editors of the Indus
trial Lumnary that Park the proprietor OF tina. papsr
old and wealthy citizen, who founded the town. had
got wind Of their coming and fed beors he could inform
his partner Patterson that Patterson SEIZED and
entrsat,es Of bis VIE that the press snvslopsd in
sbroud bearing the inscription Boston Aid taken
down TO the river and tnrO wn in and tha PARK aud Fat
terton were ordered to leave the country In three weeks,
on penalty OF death.
This is bur the beginning Of the end and the immsdi
correspondence between and members OF the
AID eoccty, 10 which he and Park pledged to Do.
end and promote their abolition schemes in any and
For time the industrial Luminory had been OBJ
ncious because Of free soil tenden ,ies and PARK
anc Patterson strongly suspected OF abolition
views The proof only was wanting, and that came In
period Of Sish excitement = Not on,y wers thoe %ea,
that no preacher Of the Methodist Church korthp
should again preach in Platte county This novemsnA
cent freak Of epheuersl mob, It ia the doll
bera,e action Of COOL Intelligent and resolute people,
criminal They obliged to act and their action s de-
csive You kpow that Platte IL Of the most wealthy
and fntegtnt counties IN the state, and that m aOto0
in the bocy polite weignty and important. It =
border county and win evoke the sympathy and conn
mand the co operatsn Of al the border counties, In
these extreme measures Of self defence.
In my last, stated that Gov Reeder had beoksd out
OF his assumption OF right to pass upon contested
elections srd that they would be referred to ths Iegis
latuIe. / was however, mistaken He has set asda
the elections at Lawrence Tecumseh shawnee Mssion
and Douglas, for Councimen and Representative and
OF Ieavenworth for Representa- ves and has ordered
another election at those places the 24th May. His
pretext IT, that there some riormalitJ In qualify
ing Il judges. i think his course il Aadvised, and
will keep alive excitement which should be slsyeA.
He however, has got beyond its reach and does not
seem 70 care no much IL RACES II is confidently be-
Heved he will never return and his removal from 0co
is earnestly desired Will not the President be moved
by the continued of this deeply wronged but fast
growing infant State2
The Governor selected Pc vince for the meeting OF
tie Legislature the 6rs Monday in July Pasnss in
the small beginning of little village, hundred nea
from snywhere, except Lawrence and fns land in
which the Governor Is said " have an interereet.
Our district has chosen Representatives. who ster
ling In principle and who wh safely guard interests.
At the head Of them is Major Richardson OF the Coun
Gil. icu remember that he for several years the
active and efficient Indian Agent at the great Nesha
Aagency He Is better acquainted with the Territory
tbsn any man in it, and understands the wants Of tia
people rs we'll He kIows that abolitonis could nevee
neck ssan nvidous snd DANGEROUS nster whose very
presence might spread noxious Infections. Major RI
chardson born In Kentucky the birth place of
John j. Crittenden and breathed the atmosphers
and mbibed the principles Of that great man. Thsy
have grown with his sro~th and strnsthensi with hs
seminate them, fully matured, In his home whose
soil and climate nearly resemble the best portions Of
his native State Flair and Waterson OF the lower house
are equally true en- the main question. N