New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05
OUTBREAK IN KANSAS.


II appears from dispatches that we are baviog
hot political stew in Kansas at last The storS as it
comes TO u.s. is hs: Toat three Fee Sellers went to
settlers house named Coleman, who Is Pro-Slavery
man, and ordered him off,. They armed, and
gave the only 10 minutes to leave He left for
a short time but returned well armed. BE met one OF
the three men, who renewed MS htea.s ana as,enpeu
to shoot Coleman, but bis gun missed fire. Cole nan
then shot bis assaiiapt who died immediately. Cole
man gave bimsslf up for trial. mob Of Aostonists
armed with Shapes rifes, repaired to Colemaas
house driving bis wife ar children of, burned his
house and other Pre- Slavery men TO leave and
burned their houses. Deputy Marshal Jones arrested
the lie, Ger Of the mob and obtained the names OF 20
others. Jones at Lecompton with two prisoners
and fifteen or twenty ASSISTANTS. The AbohhOnsts
are gathering at Lecompton, AID demanding the re-
lease o. their comrades and the surrender of Cole
map The Governor has issued proclamation CALI
ing the Mi tia to the assistance of the officers.
Now We have a few remarks to offer feature
of this Gaze only. We shall attempt no surmise IS to
The full truth of the story as l. comes 10 u.s. There
are however, it is well TO remember, always two sides
10 a story; ard one will do very well till the other
comes.
But we wi take Il for granted for the present. that
we have received the full and veraious account OF
the orig of the violence and bloodshed that have Just
6isgiaced The soil of kaLsas end that wi from me
peculiar state OF the public feeling at this time send
thrill Of apprehension ana horror throughout the coun
Try. The feature Of the case that We ,ish to comment
Cd is this The first news OF the affair that reached
Jefferson Ct, where the Missouri Legisldtare Is 10
session. was by dispatch IRON Mr. Boone, actizen OF
Jack,on County. Ms,ou i. to Mr.. Mccarthy, q men,
Der of the Missouri Legislature. That dispatca con-
tsined this sentence:
Now in the devils name, who Is II toht want,
heJp1" and what do they want that help for!
Do the citizeps of Missouri want helpI WHO or
what is putting the citizen. o: Missouri IN peril 50
great that the legislators and the friends at Jeher-
soI must hepf
Is i. not the Government Of Kansas that wants
help Ifso, let them call on President Pierce Tor as.
sisisnce. Kansas 10 under the care OF the federal
Government Missouri has no duty to perform IN tue
premises. # the National Government cannot take
Of ts pets and appoln;ees, its heecers ana
Wilson ShanDons, Why Jet Pierce resi- ana new
Government come in. The people OF Missouri are not
the ones TO be called 10 back up the aoe po'
htio. puppets tina, Frank Pierce shall md out IRON
the Eastern Stats play the fool and intro luce blood
shso end snarcby in Kansas. II the poor lmoecle o.
tie bile House had Possessed the gooo sense OF Tue
jusce to put over Kansas, at the beginning, est
err nan OF li.h Character courage and experience
there never would have been Q paru;ie oil irouoe 10
forming the community there into quiet ahu t9ruy
Stete. But inttesd of that, We neu heeoel oud LIS
Free Soilism, then Sharon and bis fro SiaVery'm-
al wietched time serving place seekng d.mas1gaes,
Who have played out their reckless games ir p1hucs
asgIaI6izsmeIt and drawn upon poor hausas tne
curse If awl,ssness and blood. - m
Now, Jet Pierce reap the fruits OF ms imoecahty;
Let OF the people OF Missouri by any urseLt appeal
cunning device be drawn into the interna ieuos OF
Karsas Ii looks very much q Il mere wsre pre-
col cei ed effort 10 this very thiIg. w
from the West ssy that parties have proc
ircm lhetpsndeDee into Kansas, ana ha' nssuuss
"bave been held st Weston and 81 Joseph, ana eon'
"p'nies formed 70 20 to KaIsss.
there it Is Now, is not this conduct most iaai 10
Missouri interests ana hOno-l In heaven u n7 ,es
Pierce and hH political pets-bis srsas onlcias-'A9
Of themselves. Have not been toi1, tune qua
sgeiD, that the ProSiavery party were Tue PcoD,e
hGa'os-tos. fOur hfihs of the &C ua &c q rs VI
SUPP orters Of the Territorial oicecs aoo 'e
Territoii Legislature and hat the FREE ooltIs NeIe
On nfienih catt squad out shout La~ren e WY .'e
a. devoid Of courage ~ q tit only 10 os lsoglee a.
Ard low, forscoth, the L -ited sa'ss Gu AsI: ~
ksDsas, and tire sn-prevaing Pro SiaveIy pop Oh
kaDsss are in deadly peril, snc dispa'cnes rom
eston sno s.. 10 eph state that large mseaogs o.
the citizens have been held and comp otmsa "
90 ia Kansas" AL 10 protect that country ION us
"psupep sno birelngs" lately shipped 20 nsas,
Ike 80 many cattle se were informed, d. INC
Of EnigrdBt did Societies. Ill
II does seem 10 that one OF the oe'us oHu
choicest fumbugs plodins in this cal on
for help"
As EFFECT OF PRo-SLAvrRr OUrRAGEs.-1he o..
LoEs intelhgenoer, Nov. So says Inst . distinguishes
clergyman of St Louis has received Q isttef nom
friend in Baltimore, from which the following Ia Al
e1hsct:
81 believe told you We had . non-resoents ia'r
est in your State. In Rails County we Own aoout
1000 acres Of lard. have hsd serious thoaxon OF
nskh i, my home but your people hsve oen,yed 90