New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06
K A n s A S
CIVIL WAR IN KANSAS.
d.,e. of Thu Baltimore San.

The intelligence OF ue serious dletuToaOce III N an-
sas ard the action Of the President in ordering n'ed
S,ses Ioo,s to the ;heser Of action TO- the Jort
of the Territorial subori ies /, vel calculated 10 csuss
excitement here. IL had the immediate effect 10 in-
fame the zeal Of the ont and out Free Sellers and its
1uer ce will be felt not On in the orIsnlZaio, but
In the legislative soon OF the House Its Influence
not towevtr copfted TO one ride OF the Home, aud
il viii render more difficult On ever any compromise
between the COL actirg Pro Slavery and AMI slavery
elem MS.
Governor shannon may hsve acted upon false or
exaggerated complaints, spd there 10 also reason to
beeye tt at it was intended to create rov ust at the
mon ept of the organic alton Of COugress. Governor
Shuppep, being now armed by the Uaied States, may
20 use bis ,ry to quiet the agitation, If any
prevails, or TO inc,esse and agkravsteis
II IL not stated 10 the dispatch OF Governor shannon
what particular 10 hsve been resisted by the inhab-
itonts but il Is known thai portion tf them regulate
all the laws of TIE Teniori8l Government though
they do not resist their execution by violence Toey
co lot sue for certain before ths Justices nor resort
to The Cours of Probate But have understood that
they intended to resist the actual execution of the
twelfth section of tie seoion law which provides for
the punifl ment of any person with fine and morrison
10. ut who nay 10 words spoken, deny that Slavery
exiais legally IN kansae.
A pefson wes convicted urder this act, and the
FIee-Siste people had determined not to resist the
law until sent. nee should be passed, when they would
interfere 10 prevent its execution SO 1t ia possible
n hi. il Il cause Of the present disturbances.
The Kansas GU. s,ioD is to be the absorbing one OF
TIC session the House of kepresehtatives-that 10, II
we should have House
The Presidents Message will require no alteration
On sccoun Of the dis osches dst received from Mr.
Buobanbn. Mr. Champion viii neither be recalled nor
dian isse ding to present appearance NO one
domestic one that even now in its incipienoy is
nenacDg that the Governor of one Of tins states N
bis sssge to the State Legislature, does lot hesitate
to declsre that the national question about 70 come
to bloodthed. ION
ITe,eu.eh to Tho St Louis Evening EswaI
JEFFERSON CITY, Friday, NOV ~, $780,
The Inquirer this morning publishes dispa ches OF .
mer sciDg character regarding Kansas The substance
is as follows:
INDEPENDENCE, Thursday Nov. 80 1855.
Near hickory Point, on ths Santa Fe road, three
Adolf ionis's with Sbarps rifles went to he claim Of
Mr.. Coleman, Pro- Slavery man, AID ordered him to
leave He was alOwet ten minute, to leave or he
would be shot He left for short tine but returned
well armed. He met with ore of the t1ree men, sho
renewed bis threats and attempted TO shoe C'lem IN,
but bs gan msstd fire. COemSn then shot his assa'i-
| ant who oied immediately. Coleman gsSe himself up
| for trisl mob Of Abolition i;ts, armed with Snaps
liHes, repaired to Colemans house. driving his vie
apo ct iden Of burned his house, and ordered other
Pro Slavarv men TO leave ard burned their houses.
| Dtputy Marbsl Jones arrested tho leader OF the
mob ard ob,rned the names of twenty others: Joues
il now at ompton with two prisoners aud fifteen or
twenty essis'anis The AboiioDists ere gathering At
Leoompton, demanding the release 81 Selr conraaes
and the surrender Of Coleman. The Governor has
Issued proclamation calling the militia TO The assist
ace of the officers List night snd this morning
persons from this city hlo County etotcu w LIZ
compton for the pupoee ofp.cpg their services a. tne
disposal OF the Governor. A letter from one OF the
editors of The Western Dispateh, dated at Shawnes
Mission to day states that the writer has learned ma
q pamber of citizens are missing AZ dicSory fo,nl
and that sixteen or houses bad been burned Inc
Governor calls law ABIDING c1zs ems 70 suppress me
outbresk. Dispatches from weston ano .. Joseph
last light state that large meetings Oh tne clens nave
been held, ana companies formed 10 90 10 hansa''
| dispatch from Independence, dSed yesterday,
| states that jones' the Sneyif OF Douglas County
| Kansas and acting United States Deputy harsha Is
fill at Iecomptou with fifty two men, organize ana
equsped to aid in enforcing the s9d 81 opressns
the insurrectiopary movemsnts Of the L.wrsocs peo
| ple The latter are organized also, aud driing for
action. They have Eve pieces Of cannon ara are TO-
ported to be well prepared to resist and d. Tue az
The "Lsw and order people OF tse rerrnoty, Wnna
means the Pro- Slavery men are 70 yins W 'nc ou VI
Jones who hes sent TO Shss Asson ior wagon
| load Of ammunition, and for cannon. Jones mas
warrant for the arrest Of forty two mea .. Lereoce,
and will proceed 10 execute IL we presume a 5000
be 10 sat.6ed of the su iency OF bis force 70 Toe sI
Then the coDfc. viii come, unle's mooeIe coau ~
aud reesop prevail and may have 10 oofoniee .ds
! slausber OF American citizens by tooee VINO suou.a
be their brotb.r. The people oil Lswrelce ie.aI1
deliver up the offenders, otfy Inc law su
they will hang Jones and Coleman:
As ne said yesterday, the Free oIae niea =. y,
| enwerth and other towns are soips " e -. tn
sky At tie Wat looks lurd and We tremoie every ND
ment Leaf We NAV Fear he clash OF resoundiog Sns
and ace the smohe of civil sife cunning over the esh
| f.d. of II .rsaa I,ouis Evening News, Isl