New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
to bring them 70 justice. Coleman and his party bad


The meeting continued j. session till 9 late hour
Between the hours Of and 10 o'clock in the even
ing Of Monday, Mr.. Jones, he Sheriff OF Dousias
County, who received bis sPpes tneDt from s0s a.
Legislature. attended by posse Of fourteen osueis
visited the house Of Jacob BraLson, and ares'eu
for security of the peace, the o. OF ,ouole VI
the sbetors in the above transaction mr. 'o9 ~
not read or even make Mr.. b. acquainted slu 'uo
character Of his warrant, bu. tola him Dc .,us.
with him inme diately, CT he would blow d. 10 Ell
" H. minute"
mr. BrsIson lives near the scene OF the la'e mur
der, aud Mr. Dow mede his home a, M. ID. nouse'
This 10 probably the hight OF bis ofend'pg.l
The posse, with Mr.. BrsDson proceeded o"NI -
compton, via BlsntoD. Arriving al The later place
they were stopped by party Of Mr.. b e nelsuoofs
who had learned Of the ares AID iolo Fed hn, en
by a nearer route headed hem near j. b hooo1
boute in BlsDtOn. Thee were but IF cen oil toe re-
cuer. They threw Themselves across the r0sn, ana
requeseo BrsDson to leave The party lie dla 20, AZ
though ordered 10 remain the posse, OF nc Hoha
be .bOi down. viii
for aio. He said the Governor hsd gwen a. lne
ASSURANCE that ten tbousaJd Den should % az hs si
vice Immediately if needed, and declared they suouia
be OIL tie ground fofihsItb.
IL seems thai Coleman, on making BIS eecsps, neI W
Gov. Shannon. What cheer be received IRON iua.
quarter not ADVISED; suffice It TO say ma
made bis way TO Lcomoto1, accomplished oy su,'u
TO keep him f. ON being il uTed while passing lnrousn
LtWitnce, Int Nsrrhtt Wab ItIc
AR Bronson no ooubt with the view Of affecting Ms
crtdibibfy before a juV.
The county is ali on FIRE Means are berg en-
ploytd 10 cali tie people together. company ae
pstroIlIg the streets While we write ana Inc soaI'
ftirrb drum 10 b. a,Dg to arms. ,
There is no doubt ere the day expires en- orgshlsed
BODY under the charge of the Sheriff, VIII be ag AN
ppon y country Whist &C i,B our people WIN tsSe
IN premises We are bOt advised Ii 10 p'ooaDie
meeting Of the citizens will be convened this morning.
PETITION FOR SHANNON'S REMOVAL.
From e Special Crepo.denee Of The ST. LoH' De"oey,t
LEAyESwoRrH CITY, Nov. &c, 1885,.
PETITIONS III o. nature in Leaven~oIth,
Dor iDb-D, LswTence OceGa asa Topeka requesting
biz Excelleney PresideDt Pierce to remove Gov. WI
con shannon.
Isubjoin 'e DoIiphsu petition:
To HIS Ezeeibney thu Prssidest Of he Uaied States; 80
zs II Dph.D County repeatedly petoo your
the present Chief Of This Territory
Judgment and abb y who willis friend Of law .od order
will refuse to I.cotpzs . sw.sbons men run ans sno nave
reidp Kansas no have Invited such outrage and pub
Many Of us msy P.s,e your E.,srncy sIpepd,d oar
tine used all influence and voted 10 ori 10
insIstion and hope to r-msn 20; of SOL
emily you President Pierce vi In future be fund 10
bss dared t.ety to in,'re the n6uc Of the egs
from m,.oor who have hitherto controlled elections ms
iop ard local and pGn'y boast that The, vi" oct hereafter
And your petition era oil prsy, &c.
Forty o-olsvery emRrsnts from Georgia, sent out
grai by the slavo olders Of that SAFE, to aid Dsvy
Aicbson in controlling the affairs OF kansss, sIri Sed
last week at Kansas City, and proceeded to the souh
EN- portion OF our younx oominioD.
Tie call for Free State Law-sud. Order Conven-
ton, which sent you last week, has beea signed by
one hundred ard twenty If the mort pron rent cit-
zeIs of Leavenvorth. II viii be strictly Squster
CoDvs DoD. | understand that peti ioa 70 Coogress
setting forth our grievances and requesting redress,
will emspate from il.
Mr.. Parrett the coursel Of BcCres, has succeeded
to-day in obtaining q change of venue TO Tecu nseh.
FORCES AT FORT LEAVENWOaTH.
The ST. LOui, Repu5lieas, (TVhi9 Pro ,IIryJ Dee 4
Gov Shannon hss demanded the assistance Of the
United Ststes troops ct Fort Le.venworth. His APP
pcstiou for Tbs purpose il direct to the Presl-
Otnt. This sid is ceeu edo be necessary TO put down
the iIsur, eI s at Learerce, Who present an armed
force OF 600 men, determined 10 resist the execution
OF all process from the Territorial Government. OF
course Gov. Shannon hs. had good reasons for max
iIg This 6eIDai d. ano must be responded TO by the
PrrsioeLt, there vii be On abandonment OF all at
temps enforce The law 10 the Trrtory.
The Precedent, We are sure will not be go craven
be cared deny the cid which is asked and oroers
will, we presume be passing over the telegraph ne
to day, placing The troops at Fort LeavenSoth at the
dispossl { Governor shannon
Colonel Sumner has, We believe. six or eight COM
papes CragOOns St the fort AID there may be troops
1T F,rt Riley, which BE- called into the service.
Tn r appearance ct Lasrn nee vii go far to qu.l the
Gevilish sprt wbi has be, infused into the Adolf
toI lists of at town by the New En-. laad Aid Socsty,
The registering parsons sho have be IN preaching
rebellion AID oisul ion eli The Free States for two
or ihrte years past.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Journal Of Commerce.
NAsHlNGroS Thursday, Dec. 6, 1855.
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