New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
DESTRUCTION OF THE PARK VILE LII
MINARY BY MOB.
Fyom The 50. Louis Democrat, ApyH FL.


The subjoired highly important news came {, US
last evening In an Extra from the Office Of The Platte
ArPus We give it to readers just as /, " re-
ceivtd and without vouchDg for the correctness Of
the version as detailed:
Below will be read with aviity the letter OF our
correspond ent at Psrkvie- 1t was written by an
impartial ard intelligent gentleman who was an
eve witness to the whole occurrence, and may be
considered perfectly authentic
1t will be seen that George Park and William }.
Patterson who have for years been manitestog Free
Soil and Abolition prociivl'ies, through The Lnm-
mary ard othersse, were ordered to depart ron tue
county in three weeks. The resolutions speak lise
flint 10 The porder-like determined patriots who
know no fear and mean to defend their rights and
their institutions Let the csse he fairly understood
let the world understand that me Peope In honest
simplicity and determination, have destroyed the
press and fixtures of The Lumnary Ms rspsper. for
the reason that George s Park and Willism ) Pat.
terson who citizens of slave State, supported
by Shareholders money, bave been in open rebel,
lion and opposition TO the institution OF Slavery, and
the interests and safety Of our people and prop
erty Week after week, the columns OF their paper
have been filled with violent denuuciatons OF
the Pro Slavery men Of Missouri aud ansss, Aao IN
omen and ayowed aid of the g. Aid Societies of the
North For this they have suffere1-for nothing else
Let traitors beware. The people are aroused-strong
arms and stout hea arts are ensted-not for adsy or
a single campaign, But FOR THE WAR! we nsht Tor
peace-a final pesce-for justice and our rights.
Again we cay, IL tones which we would prefer should
resound like the tbuDders Of the Heavens LET trait
ors among u, berarei Let those who are co ming to
oppose US count hoeu the cost.
PARKvILLE Mo-, April IA, 1855.
Mr.. Editor: The spontaneous upheavinss OF an IN.
diensnt and outraged community we're manifested
here to-day, in a decided manner. To tell you that
George Park and W. j. Patterson in this town, is
Free Soil sheet and has been aiding aud abethng the
Eastern Abolition Societies 10 their sbortve attempt
to abOtionze Kansas for the Psst yesr to tel
that Park has large hotel in this place, kept by
Free Soiler, imported from Illinois, and devoted to
the same foul purposes 1t seems that certain man
in the Ieighborbood determined ITO abste the nut,
"sance. How they In snaged to notify 80 many, aud
keep II quiet, l don't understand but ABOUT 10
o'clock this morning, We were surprised to see
about ten or fifteen OF our moet respectable couu-
Try acquaintance ride into town, aad go 10 tns
printipe.ofice and put Patterson under guard.
Park il appears, had either heird OF II, or hi:
GOOD luck had prompted him to 60 to the mouth Of
Blue in X snsas Territory. At IL O'Clock 80 put 200
men hsd arrived The press was very quietly t1ken
down and psraded into the street. The croF I'd was
called 10 order and Patterson was brought forth 10
receive his sentence Doe speaker stated that they
ali were aware that they came there VITO tue nsn oe
termination to black, tar and feather ana roe On
rail q. s. Park and w. j. Patterson; but that as
Park had escaped and left bis scspsgoat to suer tor
both be wished the meeting to decide ~nst snou'o
now be done with the prisoner. Auotner epcsAer oo-
Glazed his voice was for mercy not that he nad any
excuses to offer for Patterson ni ns as,% De-,
him as strongly any man could but tnn , roy.
fer,ons wife throughout the morning, nsd mug
TO him like leech; that she now held on to hun:
and that we could not iDhct the punsemsn'
without grOss violence to her feelings. and per .
bsps rudepess to her person. de therefore, ,or ,as
safe OF the wife, moved q vote TO bs taken 70 renI'
The tar feathers &c. and set Mr. Patterson at large
for the present. The vote wss ACCORDINGLY taken ana
. small majority went in favor Of the prisoSer; os
was therefore, set at large Inc too neg M
sentipe voice was heard on the ground. Almost
ever, one voted In the afirustive and they voted
with win" too, tina. sbo~ed they were IN s,nes';
Resolped, i. That TIE Parkriae IndaaI@ Ls".
nary is nuisance, which has been endured too LONG,
a. should now be absted.
g. That the editors to Wit: g. s. Park and W. !.
Patterson, are traitors TO the State and County In
which they live, and should DO dealt with q sucn