The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01

heard in tl.e llSaat.
A party of Slawnees. and also o. Del
ewaie>. ave rendered tl.eir services to
our people. bu will not b. accepted nm
les 'Tiiiaifs are mployed against US.
Cen surabie.
W., regret to learn d,at tie dwellings
and Bucksey, the murtier
ers, werr burned to the ground. on last
Tuesday morning. Free State men say
they we've fired by their owners, whose
families es'-apel by the light; Others
charge Free Sta G men with the outrage.
Let j, originate from what source it may.
/ wa> an act Of aggression and wrong.
81 done by Free Sta G men they could
have been guilty of no piece of improv-
i1ence which equals it; if by Pro-
Slavery men for the purpose of getting
up sympathy in heir favor. it shows
some little polly on tIeir part at tie
Quiet. but il convicted of tie fact il
viii re'.uil with graf violence.
L Is al, BY some tia Free S ate men
woud be juyti6eI in Committing such
All act in Consequence of tie timber. OF
which, tie houses Were built, being for
ciby taken, against the repeated remon-
STRANGE of Mr.. Dow. frpm his claim !;
and that in consequence of bis remon-
STRANGE he had lost li> life. We cannot
justify ou;rsge and violence anywhere.
save in absolute self defence. and we re-
gret the act. Coleman and Buckley
should have been brought to justice,
aud they should Lave atoned to the
country for a brutal murder but-tlleir
properly should remain invioIate. We
complain of our Missouri neighbors for
their hish-hsnded agggressioas. Let as
no. imila their acts, however great tie
proyocation.
LATER-Wlen We PINNED the above
renIa h We supposed 1t probable hat he
hou es OF tie mu ierer> were burned
by Free Sta n.en; but sub e4uent in
g H.. nee has removed all doubt a. to
w.O were the perpetrators OF that out
rage. Ti,e hUu-es Were in flames about
hive o clock. Oh tie morning OF Tuesday
last. |, wa, claimed HAT those who
were concerned in he rescue the night
previous fired the buildings The facts
are: The rescue WAS milie at Blanlon,
be, wren ui,I- AMI cn uc.ock on Monday
evrnIm. vu b ~ On tu T.. Is place is
about i've niles. From Balton, in an
OPT oslo direction from lawrence, to
tie ueaie>t %. tie hnuses bu nd, Is over
three miles, WHICH -..e te>cuers must
/ lave .iavea.,! nVe, w!re, be ide> tie
dis ance b. wen ief" ani Biahton, 10
have Itch IL t:I- place a iouG o ioo h
u lay moral >, w.,e,i We commenced
@rling e up publ> led IN anot.,
pla-e aad We, Were here a. la,
Iim,, aui ,rs'm TIA ,inle DOWN 10 The
Il ter.sopn of tie SAME lay, during wl,icD
pefloI We >aw Sumc ~ hem almost
con. tar j.
Ia Ply, perfect .ui b, - far a
| lie Z ed L W .e c.in, .eIiicJ
me :iext lem nj erid nee is the
staten III oi Ms COLEMAN. he n.ui-
der,-.' Vie. who states Tia, TIE OLD man
al Mud p Ins, toid i:er SIZE would be
het goods Size stated hat she accept
ed he advice, aad aoA away wa son
load OF i;er best goods ami furniture
Among which Were i.e. b DIS and clothes
We rave cen sie "old man. al
MuI Springs, and know him 10 be 4
gentleman vi yerarity from an acguaint
ance of upwards o. twenty years. he
declares that lie mad NJ such conversa
tion with her a. that alles red, nor any
lhins from which ~ucii statement roulc
be manufactured vi. any show OF truth
it Is known that a portion of tho>t
who were with Jone, did return t.
those house. and i ere is no doubt {! Al
>one OF Ii at parry trel he bull i'm 3
al er renewing ths mot valuable ar.
ines, some oi W! ici' w.r. pi:,rei in the
negro CABINS. " ic:, werr near "A hand
and renamed unlJuied; and Tia, he
no i've WAS To stimulate L.ae 81 border
| iufiidu- t. Come l., T. cir relief, and
to rnc"ur't5' tHein in committing dep
Relation, OH Tie prpei ty vi Free Stat
ntn.