Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

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Mis- oariaH We have za1en espeeiaI pains
to learn the facts of the ease. The follow
ing Telegraphic despatch, which has been
kindly furnished Us By a friend of ours IN
Weston, we transfer to our columns for the
benefit of our readers.-..s..4
PARxy1ILE PLArrE Co. Mo. =
April 18th, 1866
g a large nunber Of the cilizeas.eG Platte
County assembled here to day; sent COM
|mttee TO Messrs. Parks and Patterson, in-
forming themthat at II O'Clock they would
visit their Office. Precisely at twelve the
crowd commenced pulling down the Lumin-
ary Press, and forming line, with man
carrying Pole at the head, with the word
!. 81 Luninary written on the top, over which,
waved the HEMP flag; they marched to
the river, where the pressgwas deposited.
RESOLUTIONS We're read to the editors. Mes
srS. Park and Patterson, requiring them to
leave the place Immediately. Patterson
required to.feaye in three DAYS, and Parks
allowed three weeks to wind up his busi-
ness. If they do not comply With the
resolutions they were promised coat of
tar and feathers, and after being rode
through the place on rail, consigned to
the Missouri river! Excitement great! p
The sLuminary was destroyed by the
Missour:ans in retribution for vile, false,
aud unjust charge made against them
through its columns speaking of the re-
suit of the late Territorial election. We.
quote9rom its obnoxious article. =
There is virtually no lawin Kansas, and
no security Tor life and property, save in
..' sns - nolloa anu 1rs:lee ene'isaea py
country from, I,od-sb.l. h,,t The Co. ~
ment is held up to ridicule and contempt.
and its authority disregarded-Judges OF
eleetions nave been displaced; ana others
~ H. J,,s l.ss, - son ins.a
kniives-and, some of fthose elected are go-
ing to.the Governor swearing that, ifhe
does not give certificate OF election I'M
az - eays, I + AZ az oa. .,o,, -
be no longer a protection?-or are indiyid-
uals or companies of men to declare WE
WILL! and 1t MUST. be so, without regard
~ law. =, Is 1 enls zwna1 p.n lne aalnors Oh Me
,So.ere;o,,tv -sss>sss .ss'e'
Every one knows that the polls IN no
district throughout our Territory were
guarded with pistols and bowle-knlves but
Oh the contrary every one--2ro-slavery, abo'
htioniss, and iree-soiler-was allowed to
vote without molestauon. Ihe returns OF
the election clearly prove the Dog Stars
charges to be unfounded. As to the threat
tbat tho Iuu,;n.rv says v.s ro.ao -:
- -, ''.e
oofelhof' III case % iiis ieiusal 70 gram :
certincates OF election, We nave only TO say
it is palpably a lie and we venture to say
that Gov. Reeder would. if asked. give it
his mos. nnonol;f;ed d.,;aI We kno,oe
- - :, -. - n :.
io idnSuaSe Which Ia WIZ ilioie iaiiy eA
press the injustice, lnlqu!ty, anu lastly oil
Inc enalses emOooleo N the huhlnary
editorial, than a passage IN Lucy oioneS
denunciation oil the Fugitive slave Law
An act so black that no language eoaio
-. DN.,..u
~ n.you ieave IaiAViiie geii'ieiien 'sl u
take the tar ana Ieathers.
c---@a- -1rlo .,,,L;;od
VIVID {. ..oosiNAsi,-. hs suo'o'i'so 1ss
paragraph, which we Gull from late num-
ber of the New York Herald. will serve to