New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

Did you see man going aIcca The Tcad J.
siked one OF them.
"N0"
"wen, therc was nsn rode down this way,
SD il you have N; seen hun We VIII Don you
spopsibe.'
'1hst j. rather singular"
"You mus; 90 back with us."
Il believe LOs-my horse is tired, and SID go
ing on 10 Kansas"
That is Do,hiBg We arrest yen
Have you q warrant. tas aDy crine b3ea
c,mmitsedl OF uha. do you sant me for Has
ADV one been stealing horse -
NO not for that, tsid one Of them.
~ ell, l allow No man 10 :Ake ne WITHOUT
vsrr>Bt"
1--WE bsye authority fr y=h.t we d..
What "a Jour s1,hoIity
"Tbe GOvernor
Whit Governor ="
Gov Shannon"
Your forget, gentlemen, tia. we are IN Mis-
souri,
Tris seemed r4tter Il nonpus them, bu. they
continued
You u.ust 90 back.
81 viii not
I've vii, take yeu."
"VtIy good.
Here tire party came 10 halt. My horse
+ wss 20 tired that be stopped too acd would not
bad.e and there VICE in tbs midst or these scsun.
6rel. AZ they were fpgcrog their weapons
also laid 10y band on nine but [ was very 10th to
81 DOT for knew t1at TIE chance OF getting justice
in a court in We.tern Missouri against 4 band
Of toe tecr e, order OF the ne star desperate
They 10, Led at me AID looked at them, ana there
Vas enc of those distressing pauses which are
G.ble 10 occur when SOHO one cf dozen men is
expected 10 90 someta 9, ct I one Feels exactly
Ike assuming the responsi 'ilty. They then un.
oertook to persuade II to 20 bach, bat did not
succeed.
400 You know Gen Poneroy' asked one.
mo. not personally have heard OF hin
care YOU not carrying dispatches from Law
renee t. him p
"No," ! replied; I" an travelling on the high
WAY IN M own business and d, not wait to be
nolesftd
Fintmg that would nos 60 back, they urged
NE to WITHDRAW to house not far III. and Tais
ubtii the Iest OF tbei' company came up, when,
hey .sid. ve would al go 90 Kaoess together, and
| if / vas found AL rlsLt," could 90 my way.
Fearing that the scoubdrels would fOgcibly seize
me-. apd that The affair would END 10 blo0dsc'd, md
having promise on then honor, that should not
| be nolested 10 the Louss TO which we Te:e going,
| vent with them. The expected TeenturceI1sat
cid DO. cone Up, however. IcsrDed Subsequently
that their Intention vas 20 go - the American
! Hotel bid take out POmeroy ard lynch him; bat
se Trey had e,pecteG fifty peD 70 take hand IN y,
| and as they were only about fifteen they aid rot
attenpsjt As ! stood in from, Of toe fire warm
iIg my self, and wondering what tsey we're gHog
| TO do with me, heard Ibtm tila freely about
| what they had alreaoy been doing am INTENDED 10
| DO They spoke Of the capture Of judge Jo1nson
| with much elee abd we're unanimous Ia deciding
that he must bo l5uched befOre be get say from
them q have be IN happy 70 Learn, However,
since return o. to La .rence, shat he iss escaped
from th-m with us iOjory). They also spoke "
lyDcbirg Fomeroy, aDd expressed a fear thai ne
| would yet out OF the Territory before th6y could
cate him. The majority we're fox hanging him
| 1T once but Ode more CONSERVATIVE thar the ress
said he "oid not approve Of that sort of thing"
| He thought he ought 10 be only terred and fea.k-
cred, afser q eooo beating, ard tens ad if On tie
liver. Another offered ON amendment TO this
proposition by suggesting thai he should be rubbed
with oil and carefully bl.ckened, so thai the color
| would not cone Of. and then be set adfifS on tho
river. Thee moderate sentiments spDeared to be
SytrIDedhs % ! aSelsIO s.. sn sls Ne
CD Hotel should be torn down
But csDnot detail all the incidents o. th.t
ev, ntful night They bitterly asssl-d everything
they bated, and they hated every thing thai was
opposed TO Slavery extension. Among the rest
they ipcuce5 THE TRIBUNE in their meledlctons
--llrle thinking of the bird they had caught. |
wss subjected 10 the indisuty o. an examinati5 N
for dispatches, which i was sup ,os& 70 have, and
bad only the remedy (Which / vas not inclined 70
Sppy) Of shooting one of these lawiess scoundrels
some degree of C. urtesy, and only By two o. them,
who invited me into another room for the purpose
| Gre Of these, leader among them, was brother
| Odd Fellow, whom had recognized and appealed
10, and who assured me that isis was The only
| way 10 save me from being seized and Violently
searched by the whole crowd The search vas
SON ew hat superficial and conducted with ap)i-
oses but sufficient even then to make me barn
with tpeer, and feel a hearty contempt for the
public HniiDtnt AID the officers vi the law IN
WesferD Missouri, who knjw the existe.c e OF
there things AID yet tolerate them. l was de-
| tanned until late next morning and would not then
have escaped from them so easily but for the
iDterpositOn Of the brother who had interested
himself on my behalf; and yet taey had found
po,bing about me that justified the detention,
even by ehtir OVID showing
Whsn left, the odd Fellow gave me HE hand.
and asking my pardon, said:
| Don't think hard OF me, brother. tive
jore all could You were in danger, and had
two duties to perform. ] arm memeer Of another
| OIder, aid am bound to &C, aod dare 1ot refuse
| dor 90 / want TO. / am Border Rahian, nor an
/ ashamed OF it, We sh.ll have Kansis; We
won't be cheated out of it. When they passed
| the Kansas bill the pledge to ne was that the
South should have Kansas and tee North Ne
brsska; bur the id Emgrsns Aid Societies, and
other Aboll'ivnsts, expect to cheat Us on. Of IL
but they cant. know you differ IN politics with
me- DuI tell you We are goln9 10 save haDsas IL
We wade TO the knees in blood 10 get IT,"
Say" said |; "you will endaogsr the Union
by such course. Reflect upon it,
"D-n the Union -
This was the second time hsd heard the inpiout
declaration that day. and / babe him goodbye.
with maledcton on our glorious Union insulting
NY Ear fr.m Shareholders lips.
went immediately TO KsDsss, harmed that The
wires were Down and that could not get die
patch off, and then sought out Gen Pomeroy got
IN introduction 70 him and warned him OF his d.n-