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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, July 28, 1856. {

| hASHlAGToN, w July LoD 1000.
SIR: Your communication of the 26th
fJune has been received and submitted
to the President.
In reply. he desires me to say that
after due consideration of the explanation
which you offer in regard to your pur-
chase of Kansas half breed lands, and
the facts in the case as reported to him,
and communicated to you by the De-
nartment of the Interior, he finds moth
ing in those explanations to remove the
impression which he had previously en-
sertaiHed of tie character of those trans
actions.
He directs me further to say that your
communication is not less unsatisfactory
in what it altogether omits 10 explain
The letter addressed to you By this De-
partment on the 18th ult., distinctly
mentioned other grave matters of aeeu-
sation of the same class. You assume
that when circumstances exist. in the
conduct ofa public officer, which require
the question of his dismissal from Office
TO be considered, 1t is the duty of the
Executive to make formal specifications
of charge; and upon this erroneous
presumption you withhold explanation
in regard to the matters alluded to, al
though they were peculiarly within your
own knowledge, aud you could not but
be well aware that some of them, more
especially the undertaking of sundry
persons. yourself included, TO Law out
new cities on military or other reserva
tons, in tie Territory of Kansas. were
undergoing official investigation within
that Territory.
The incompleteness of that inyestiga-
] ton, at that time. prevented its being
spoken of explicitly By this Department
but It was taken for granted that you
would have clleerfelIy volunteered ex-
plantations upon this subject, so far as
you were concerned, more particularly
as you had summoned the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory to meet at
one of the places referred to. denomina-
ted in your official proclamation. .Paw-
nee City.
/ have. therefore, BY direction of the
President, to notify you that your func-
tons and authority as Governor of the
Territory of Kansas are hereby termina-
ted. / am. Sir. respectfully. your obe-
dent servant, Wa. HUNTER,
Aeting Sec'y of State
ASDREw Fl. REEDER, Esq, Governor
iof the Territory of Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Prices Current.

LAWRENCE. August 25, 1855.
CoKs-s1 253 bu.; corn meal 81 50 y so lbs
BEAss-s+ 90 3 bush.
FIovR-In sacks, S5 90 q hundred; super
fine, s. "a.
DHirp PIAcJrsLss 50 2 bush.
BuT9ER-T Fresh 25e.
BHEE-fGgse. y b.
HAss-smoked, Ise.; bacon, l2e.i prime pick
led pork, lie.
I.AKp-12I15e. h.
.TALLow-I3jjIc. Z - II.
CiiEEsE--1e96i5e ". T3 IL.
FeGs-25c. = doz.
SALT Ccarse. 81 80 p bush.
SrGAR-Ne~ Orleans, 99lIc.; crushed, 15c.:
white l2c.
MoLAssrs- stsgar-h house, 75c.; golden syrup
95e.; common, zoe.
IoE--l2115e. . 10.
CRAcKERs-l5c. e b..
coDFism-l0c, = 70.
CoEFEE-14G16}Sc. p h.
TEA-B!aek 7ot9soe, 3 ib.; green, s0@$l o.
TeBAcco-25sGfec. 3 fh.
SALERATUs-10G9 sc. q 10.
BAR SoAP-10@I9c. q 10.
COARSE BooTs-ssi9s3 % e pair.
BLANKETs-S2G$l4.
BUFFALO RcBEs-S36Se.
CALtoeEs--10Gl6c. q yd-
DELANLs-25(G45c. q yd.
SiIEETISss-Coarse, st@12c.i domestic, 9@1oc
blesched, 10ld15c.
LAxP 0IL-S1 % p gall.
BUBsING FLUiD-Si % q gall.
lIoN-B.r, &C.; round and square, 99loe.
nail rod 12l<c.
NALs-SS q hundred.
H1DEs- Dried, &c.; green, 4e
Hay q ton.
IuNEER-S25tl1S5f 3 thousand #.
HARD WoOD-s2 80 q cord.
SlioT-12l15c. g h.; lead, 1oc.; ;powder s5@5o.
= WINDOW SAsH-S0Sl0c. q light.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
a Dumb President

Not word from Washington in re-
gard to the great outrages perpetrated iii
Kansas! A twelvemonth ago this very
week that is coming, we We're one of an
hundred thousand pale-faced freeman,
who, in the streets of Boston, saw poor
trembling man chained and marched
through those streets-tlie very street
that was baptized with the first blood Of
the revolution--to the vessel that was to
take him back to hopeless slavery. The
courthouse was in chainsl Troops
guarded every street! Soldiers dragged
along cannon, loaded to the muzzle with
chain shot, while men walked BIZ the side
with lighted maschl And every thirty
minutes the President sent the lightning
along the wires, to ask if more force was
necessary-how the matter was proceed
ing-and assuring the soldiers and kid
nappers of his warmest sympathies!-
Then, "Nigger" was loosef A man
had run away from slavery! The Presi-
dent and their whole Cabinet had TO sleep
with their clothes on-they were so alive
to the emergency But whole people
are struck down and trampIed in the dust
by the myrmidons of oppression-eyery
right guaranteed by the Constitution
wrested from them by an armed band OF
ruffians set in motion By United States
Senator, And the President paffs his
cigar and sips his brandy, as ii nothing
were happeningl What miserable,
kBavish shame for a President The
people of Kansas are left 10 the mere op-
Grafton of natural causes for redress oil
their recent outrages. and for defence in
the future. Heaven send them stout
hearts and true riies!-Ashtabuia Seat
mel.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Great Fxcitement in Lawrence


Her eR Hard 7srsS ees4alEy Caa,aescsa
Our City difficulties al settled ourtoWn sta
now upon firm basis And
HoRNSBYS & FERRlLL
A RE in their New Sore Room, che door south
n Of the Tribune ofiise aad are receiving thciI
new and splendid stock Of spEing aud surnEaoE
goods. There is no Hse Ia enuH,ersting The arti-
eles. hat i'll simply say We have, a.ld are reSely-
ing, . fall slszss91 1suel1t of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS:
Comprising Csssisaeses, Satinesss. yestinss
Shee6ngs. Bleaeiled and Brown linens, and
LiAen goods Of All kinds.
DRESS ecops:
silks. Prints of new and splendid styles IS ehear
Us ever GinshaEls, Lawns, Mnslins, Berages,
and Tissues "A fine s.oSk Of Gloves anu Hosiery
AS, :.
Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Spices. Flour, Meal. Bacon
&C.; also CFeckeFy. " are, Glass Ware, Queens
Ware, Looking Glasses, Wash Tubs, Wash
Boards, &c.; also,
HARDWARE:
Nails, Glass, Putty, X Saws, Hand Saws, Knives
and FORKS, SpocnS-in fact = general variety OF
articles IN tins hne-aiso Hats. CAPS. Boots aiid
Shoes Of al qualities and prices. In ready made
We challenge the Territory fer comparison of
prices, quality, or quantity. Also,
NEW STYLE or BeSSgTs:
silk, Satin. Straw, leghoIn. and Lace. If Spring
styles, IN great variety: also Nebosls, Flowers,
Innings, dc.
In conclusion We would say, we have taken
great pains to get stock OF goods needed and
suited to this market. We shall enter into COM
petition withno one, motto being, . Live and
LEI live, and believing that qHi..k Fp Is bette,
than '.siow shilIing,s we have put cur goods
down t tlle lowest possible ifrtag 14eee; all vi
ask i an examination of ouE stock and prices
We charge nothing for showing eur goods. and
fatrer ourselves that We can please tie most fs-
tidiuus. li0RNSBf IL FERRIL.
Lcsefssscs bag 5 IS55.-ty.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Prospectus Of the
KANSAS FREEMAN.

TNIIE Above is the title of weekly newspaper
l. obe published at Topeka, kansas Territory,
on Wednesday of each week, al 81 90 per anaam,
always in advance.
The FEEEMAS viii make no promises at the
commencement OF is career bat viii eIldeayor 20
stand on Its own mefiis, and the soGnilsss of its
principles on the IaoInentoUs questions which
agiiHte the public mind. not only in this Terri
tory, but over the Whole extent Of our glorious
Union. To advocate the more immediate inter
ests of this chosen. and cherished home. ami
| at the same time u support every measure caicu
/ lated to promote union and good feeling among
| tho antagonists elements which must tor some
/ time exist among ouE growing poPulation-m
and shallbc our aim. The great principles v hich
governed the actions of tie immortal " WaSlling
ington, and the noble spirits Of the Revolution,
shall be our guiding star politics. In the prs
eBt state OF the political world, with tbs. two
great parties which have hitherto gcycrilrl this
country. broken up into unnulnbered fragments,
the conductors of Tie fREKNAN have determined
10 held themselves independent, and at liberty 10
discuss the various quesiioiIso Of the day. free and
u,.t; anneled by party lisatnreS. Ii shalt De al
ways found On the side OF Temperance and rcli-
2ous morality, and shall continue 70 advocate the
mcst extensive system of Public Free schools
and Colleges, with freedom Of conscience 10 ail
men seeking home within our borders, together
with public policy founded On tle principles Of
our foiefathels, and relying fer support on that
best of Gods gifts Is man, the Bible.
No advertisement or article, calculated to Of
fend the most delicate shall be permttcdt TO enter
the columns of tic FIREMAN. It's pages shall
contain from time to time useful AMI instructive
tales from the pens of the most approved authors,
together with all the current events Of the day.
Correspondents will be secured in all the settled
portions Of the Territory 50 as 20 offer to cur
readers, STRICTLY TRUE and reliable information,
fEot only of the resources and prospects, bat of
every occurrence affecting the Interests Of the
Territory OF Kansas thus rendering the FgEENAS
welcome visitor to the family circle of the set
tier. at the same time that it viii be useful and
trustworthy guide, to ths '.wise men from the
Eastn seeking home within azr fertile bosom.
al eommunications for the FREKxAs TO be al
dressed to Edward c. K Gafycy q Co., Topeka
Kansas Territory.
ED0ARD C. K. GaRyEY & Co.
Topeka, X. T., June 8, 50
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Carriage Shop.

We trust the reader will not overlook
the advertisement of Messrs. CHURCHILL
d CRANE. who have opened a carriage
shop in this city, on Kentucky street,
and have commenced business. They
have procured seasoned material from St
Louis, and are qualified for doing the
best quality of work. We bespeak fol
them liberal patronage. Those ii
want of horse lakes, of superior manu
facture can procure them OF this frp' tc
better advautagethan sendingto to st. Louis
for them.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
pelOenI 9ap nmanlp the 1tss konsas
Eastern Feeiing--A Prize osered.

=
A friend in New England has given
us a long letter about Kansas matters. for
which he has our thanks. We love 70
hear from that section of the Union, for
it always inspires so much hope. The
letter was not designed for the public
I eye, but we know he VIII ezeszsa l.ss;sii.s
liberty We take in making an extract:
81 am sometimes sickened at the sight
of few pale, palpitating youths who
have returned with dismal tidings from
the Eden of the West. There is one
consolation-wlia. is our loss by their
presence, is your gain by their absence.
Ii IS useless to contend against their weak
ness, for it is strife against destiny
God never designed them for heroes, such
as can ,oiki and ochiese the freedom OF a
State. They are not the bone and mus
Gle OF the body polite, but the mucous
membrane of some small intestine, never
designed to be seen even, much less to be
exposed to rough usage. hope some OF
our witty boys in Kansas will write them
a hymn to sing on their return. Let it
be soft as the sigh of woe stricken maid
en-put it in the Herald of Freedom, and
it shall meet them in every village. We
think but little of the whining ours, and
would gladly improve, or berld of them.' =
: We love our correspondents sug5es-
ton very much. aud as an indueeneuts
for some person to court the muse in be-
half of the frightened Sabbath school
children" as the Missoprians call East
ern people, We propose to give two years
subscription to the HERALD OF FREEDOM,
commencing with No. ], Vol. /, for the
best piece of poetry, not exceeding forty
lines in length, adapted to some popular
air, which shall be fitted for singing on
the retreat of the pioneers from Kansas,
or on their arrival in the East. To the
second best we will give one years sub
scription, and to the third best six
months subscription. The whole shall
be received by the first of October, and
submitted to committee of three per-
sons, hereafter to be selected; upon their
decision the award shall be rendered and
receipts forwarded for the paper. Per-
feet fairness shall be observed by the
committee, and each OF the songs sub
mitted shall inure TO our benefit, to pub.
lish or otherwise, as our Judgment shall
direct. Who will compete for the prize?
As the people of the East take deep in
terost in the question, and suffer more
than we do by their dolorous repinings,
they shall not be excluded from a com
petition for the prizes; on the contrary
we invite them to it, and hope many of
them will join in the movement.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
PennsvIuania nrnrinr

A mass convention was held at Con
neautville, Pa, on the e8th ult., the pro
ceedings of which We find in the Courie,
of that place The proceedings were
quite spirited. Among the resolution.
We find the following
IFherecs, The passage Of the Kansa.
and Nebraska bill, and its operations il
the violence committed on the elective
franchise in those territories, has produ-
ced crisis in the political history ofthi:
country that demands united and deer.
mined action by the friends of liberty
to resist the encroachments of slavery in
this country Therefore,
ReSotued, That we will waive all for,
mer party predictions, and, in concert
by all lawful means, seek to place every
branch of the Federal Government in
the hands of men who will assert the
rights of Freedom.
ResoLUed, That 10 this end we viii
labor assiduously to render imperative
and void that portion of the kansas and
Nebraska bill which abolishes Freedom
in the Territory withdrawn from the infu-
ence of Slavery by the Missouri Com
promise of 1929; aud we will oppose,
| by every lawful and Constitutional means
the existence of Slavery in any National
territory, and the further increase of Slave
Territory or Save States in the Repub-
iican Confederacy
Resokeed, That the people who con-
stitute the supreme power Of the United
States, should guard with jealous care
she rights of the several States as inde-
pendent governments. No encroach-
ments upon their legislative or judicial
prerogatiyes should be permitted from
any quarter.
Resol0ed, That the recent acts of rio-
lence and civil warin Kansas, inci.ed by
the late Vice President of tie United
States. and tacitly encouraged by the
Executive, demand the emphatic con.
demnatiou of every citizen.
Resolved, That the Fugitive Slave
Act is abhorrens to the feelings of Free
men, and we repudiate and condemn it,
and ask our member OF Congress to use
his exertions to accomplish It's repeal.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Eastern Saw Mills.

Persons buying saw mills are referred
to the card ofH. WELLS d CO., Florence,
Mass, who are manufacturing very SUI
perior article, and peculiarly adapted for
the Kansas market. A gentleman who
has taken pains to inquire into the matter,
and who has one of Wells & Co.'S mills
in use, states that he finds it an object to
buy of that firm in preference 10 ST. Louis;
as the costof the mill and freight incla-
ded is not so great as the st. Louis price
at the shop; besides lie thinks the mills
decidedly preferable. Please address
them for circular.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
F. A. Hunt & Co.,

General Commission, Produce. and E!rqra,dins
Merchants, No. 10 Letee, 81. L0stis, 10.
NJ B.-All orders fer any description of Mer-
N. cbandise. when accompanied with remit
tance, will meet with prompt attention. The
commission for buying any amount ever fits
per cent. The subscribers viii confne theinselyes
strictly TO legitimate commission business, anC
they win at all times be prepared to make Ibera
advances on consignpeiits.
REFERENCES N KAN SASS. c. Pornerey, Esq.
DR.. G. Robinson.
f. a. HUNT, Late Of Hubbcli 6 Hunt
J. EDWARD HUNT.
ST. L0uis .AD5iL Il 1853
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
New Boarding House in Lawrence.

fINIlF New IIcuse.Ne. 81, MasSn husctts street.,
i viii open early in August next, for the re-
ception OF boagders, both permanent ard tram
sient. The proPrie,crs viii spaFe no labor or
expense to make ti!sir House. Tar as tie iacili-
ties OF the place viii permit, pleasant aud COM
Portable home for hose who favor them with
their patronage. We solicit share Of pubic
patronage. especially freIa those who may bc
able to provide theInsclveS with lodging, though
we will not limit cur hcstaiities TO such. Prizes
will not vary essentially from tlrose established
by otllrr houses {. HU9D. : p
l. 5. HALL, liVPis Is
Lawrence. K. T., July 8. 1sJ5.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
R00Kst R0aKs,t

A FINE selection of School and Miscellaneous
a Books are kept for sale at the oi.iec OF the
AtFGld Il Freedom. anlorg V hieli are The Hero
ines of History, HeruineS of the Crnsades, Fox's
Book Of Martyrs, PeTilous Adventures OF TRAY
elers, Farm and F;resi,e, cruise in the Metlitcr-
ranean, Hurry Graphs, People Have Met, Rural
Letters, Fun Jotdngs, Autographs FOR Freedom.
GreatCities of the World, Frank Fresmgi's Bar
Der Shop, Mirror of the Soul. Antiquities OF
Western New York. Signers Of tie Declaration
Army Of the United States, Geographical llis:o-
" OF New York. Pocket and qi;arto Bibles, &c.
Also, a large supply of Toy Books for children.
We have also very superior article of Fools
cap and Letter Paper, Pens, Pcnholtlers, Black
Writing Fluid. adhesive Envelopes, Faber's Pen
ellis, dc. l. II. BROWN & co.
LAWRENCE. Feb S. 1s55.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
James Christian.

A TTOINEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW
II Lawrence, Kansas Territory, viii attend
promptly TO al business entrusted to hiscare, in
the various Courts of the Territory. Having an
experience Of some years as lawyer ia the Soptf
and West, and being familiar with the Pre-
eInption laws he flatters himself that he car
give entire satisfaction TO all who may favor
him with their patronage in obtaining Prc-emp-
ton TO lands collection of debts, and in getting
redress for bloody noses.
Reference may be bad to Silas Price & Co.
Hamilton Finney. Clerk Of Circuit Court, Hon
john Cumnns. Juaseof County Court, and L
L. Y Peyton, Esq. Harrisenyille, No.: Ssmue
Pike aud James G. Walker, Esqrs.. Blooming
ton. Illinois; Hon. William Noryell. Joel How
ara. ESQ. Carlisle, Ky. William Tesh. Esq, and
JohI1 DanseF- Esq, Allegheny City. Ia.
Aug. IL I255.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
PLoWs. pLoWsii

HAyIEG procured sle agency Of sAasos.
IL WAIKzE q Cos celebrated. sSgssl Gtfppe-
Prairie and fafsaing Piers, maErfscsrsed Sc
BellyiIle, d., We are prepared 70 fIl al orders
iron Kanszs Territory and elsewhere
; These Flows are manufactured expressly fsr
the wants Of the West, and sikh view - dura-
biiity. DE. Their merits haze ben fily tested,
aEa thus we can freely feesmHsend them. So.
Persona ordering sza Judge sf the size wanted,
dessripson, tke.. nom flle character of soil and
strength ef team. TIE Prairie PIcNs sfe ffofnz
j. q - iEsbes fs<row, or Iargsr;f efslered. The
Corn or EaFainz P.aNs ynfy 10 size frsiH One
Horse No. = TO Nos 5, y Large Two Horsts
ko. 81 have stee. points ara H.caid 5safds---
Prairie Ploxs vary in price from Si7 % ss9---
numbers na.ncd-- Corn DO. from 81 50 % So %
manufacturers pfiee<.
Send soaf orders with specifications and tl,ey
:. 4. HUNT & Co.,
80. 10 Lecss. 81. Lonis, 10.
.zssra Il fe55
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Marren'S Fire and Water PreOf
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

OEoe No II, orer Post 0lgfce, 81. Louis, 10.
TVIfIE undersigned Manufacturers and Dealers
l. in W4RREN's Fire and Water Proof Compost
tion Roofing, have been extensively engaged in
the manufacture ef the above Roofs in st. Louis,
about seven years during which time We have
had our Roots tested under every variety of cir
vumstances, and confidently offer it TO the public
mode of Roofing unobjectionable in every
important particular, while it combines in a
greater decree than any other oof Ia Ilse the val
Iable requisites Of ehesipnesS, durability, and Sc
curly ass.ins. fire and water.
Materials for sale with directions for use.
Z. il. d II. u. WARREN.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Teeumseh Hotel.

THIS large Kofe1, containing sixteen good
L sized, well finished and comfortably fur
,nislIed rooms. is now ready for public accommo-
da.icu. Stables and other eonyeniences GA the
premises. Public ratronage IS invited Rooms
and accommodations furnished for public meet
ines, conventions, courts, DEE.
3 Teeumseh is situated sixty miles west of West
port, twenty miles west OF Lawrence, Fifty four
miles ". ;. W. of Leavenworth sixty miles e. n.
c. OF Council Gr owe, sixty miles south OF Ncbras-
ka boundary, sixty miles north of Sac and Fox
Agency.
obtaining good accommodations and good iafe.
Teeumseh. K. T.. Aug. %. 1s55.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Indian war.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons that
~ they must not pass through The Shawnee
Reserve, IS travelling through that Reserve is
now attended with the utmost danger, from star
vation Otherwise unless they call at the Hotel
lately erected by the subscriber, and Ell their
s.Omachs with all the Injuries and eseHEents OF
the season. Travellers can stay all night If they
choose: can bring their families along and stay
week, if they prefer aud get teo sas to leave M
less they tighten their pockets of gold and sate
IN sxeh1sge dry goods. groceries hardware, or
other merchandise. q: whieh the snbscfibeE has 5
great variefyin his store attached to said Hotel
TO be found At " asaTusa ane nl;lersstof Risie
Jackets. p.aSCHAL FISH.
August II. 1855.
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Pioneer Wagon Shop

VIE Undersigned are ncw ready to manufac-
L tlire Wagons ofevcTy kind, such ss BueeieS,
Covered Wagons, Ok Wagons, Doub,e aud
Single IIolSc Wagons.
RepailinS of all kinds, done at the shortest no.
tee and IN the best nsEntr. Also NO are prepar-
ed to do Blacksmith wurk of all kinds. Horses
shod IN The best manner. Having prec ured enc
of the best Biack>niths in OF ost of this Tellito
~, We h"pe the public will patl eiiize Us.
Having been - great expense and treuble in
getting good worknen and the bes; of seasoned
umber, We ale on hand to 10 any job you want
in our line. Shop On New liamrsI.iTe stree.
Lawrence X. T. LEARNED IS GRIMES.
Aug. /, 1s55.-3In
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Kansas River Packet.

TyIIE light draughti Il inch steamer FnAxcIER
i No. 2, will ply regularly between Kansas
city and Fort Riley, touching at all llintcsmediate
landings Having ine accommodations for pas
sengers, public patronage is respectfully solicited.
and-riiipfers can rely upon the Fnaneier's pune
tuality.
MORRISON, On board; J. RipDLESSAEG EGEl;
d CO., Kansas city; or to c. II. MANNING, Her
aid II freedom Office, or 10 HUTCHINSON,
HARLOW GO, nacrchants, Lawrence. K. I.
HGV I2 1866.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25

WITu UALL's PATEST PowDER- PRooy Lock.
Z Hki1d RecsiEsd tie Prize Maids al t5< Ho,2S's
Far. Loadon, ls5l- ji@ld's Fair, 1Sesc Iork
1S5324
HIIE subscribers are the only persons author
Il lied to make and sell the at,sSe renowned
SAFES and Loc&s III the State otMiSsouri, aud we
can and will furnish them at New York manuiae-
turers' prices-warrante free from tlaInpness.
ROBERTS d DAVIS.
Depot No. IS Levec and26 Commercial street,
zone door from Chestnut, ST Louis.
July 81, IS55.-iE.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Abolition 6aneuvres.

We are credibly informed that the Ab-
olitionists-operating through a secret
organization-on some day not far off,
have determined to run all the slaves out
Of Kansas Territory. 1t, therefore, be-
hooves the pro-slayery party. not only ol
kaInas, but of Missouri, 70 keep up a
good look out for the Abolition fanatics,
SO as to prevent this threatened mischief
If anybody has TO be driven out of Kan
sas, we know of none so deserving oi
such treatment as the Abolitionistst them
selves.
The fact is, the Aboliiionists IN the
West are determined to force rupture
with the pro-slavery party. 1t begins &c
be apparent that they desire civil war,
and to this end they are shaping theiI
whole course, and since this is their OBJ
jeet, the sooner they are stopped in theil
incendiary designs the better Ii viii be
for the interests of Missouri.-Pg Plate,
10, Argus.