New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

~ Gov CsaTY arrived al foTt lrhVeu"oiH 'u W.
div last 10 the great JOY Of the tornented seusr 81
Kansas We understand he Wa coseied al DAY wed
uesdoy and Thursday with Gen. Smith, doubtless re-
vealng the General his plans tor restoring pe"e 10
the Territory. What h. has done or what he "'u 90
not known nj the present writing; but what ne snouu
40 i very obvious 10 every one. Disorder violence,
robbery and murder are every day occurrences and %
mt stop 10 these is the first thing the new E9Verh"I
Should attend 20. In order 10 do this 1t T. h' dn'y
whether instructed or not 10 take Lane ana me cns
OF hs suInnand and have them safely KEPT uh'n the
wal j. ended.
"Atter he has accomplished this, TO insure peace,
would not BE- any out of the way 1t he should axe
charge of the rng-leade on the Pro>avery sde au9
ncalcerae them in the same dungeon WIN Iano aiu
his staff Ii the Governor will DO this, peace IL newt
able and if ne shall restore peace, hIs name VIII 20
down to posterty nth undyn IL honors.
I'VE advise all Mssourian- who have gone 10 nan
sas to participate in the war, 10 return home iorh"i1'
believing that If their presence IN kanszs was desired,
thew would be specially invited by the lmbeciie thing
now Gsgracing the White House
The following is from THE Bransc'cser OF saturday
Governor GeaIy of Kansas Territory passed ND on
the Keystone IN Sunday, the 9TH INST Gov. Gesry
seems 10 have inspired those OF citizens with whom
be covered with tue beef that he VIII soon De toe %
restore peace to the now turbulent ana dsfs''ei ie'
ritory. That he may succeed In tnIs .'ioSc = tHc
prayer of every citizen possessed OF suhcient lneu
gence TO comprehend the threatening uanSei Ho" 'i
pending over our Union. t 49,
This has been 10 the people of Missouri II mas oeen
GLADLY hailed by the people without regard "a party
S;s,i,,cton A few weeks ago they Were convinced
tie Government had abandoned the pcaeeaoc hWi
lay-abidng citizens OF Kansas Ia the mercy ol
hand oC m ewes aed assassins. Thoroughly Impressed
with that belief they took up arms ana m2rcAed over
d. hrJ.r to the rescue of those who had been Their
n,qLborsto the rescue of the relatives and frleus
This was al necessity and one which every hsS"uran
deeply dtuor,d They routed one gang oi outlaws al
Osawittainic and would soon have made descent on
Z l,,.x ot.a. hon n
ot procedure instead Of restoring peace IN haiisas'
would have involved the Union IN civil war Inc Pco-
ME In the Free States were made 10 believe taS was
war between the Pro-Slavery party and he tree-> ate
men, Under this bclei they would have come TO the
rescue with men and money, TIL the whole country
beca ne mVOly ed in the struggle
The Government has now taken me matter III
hand and what it may do, will be quietly submitted 10
urccr fu conviction that will do nothing hat is not
riobt and propcr The Missourians satisfied that
Lcir friends and relations will be protected are re-
turning to their homes. The country will soon have
am olpoltunity OF determining which party has Oeeh
to blaine by asceitainlng which party refuses 10 us
bard at the order OF the Government.
Gov. Gcary should al cnce Issue an oroer ior INC
disbaudng of all troops not assembled uiHSr nus IN
mtuiatc direction. tie should then promptly see 10
the pun sment of any man or ret oi men VINO may w.
ouitv of stealing house burning, or murder Let nm
give the law abiding citizens protection, without te-
card to the State from which they come or 'he views
upon the subject of Slavery and let MN puhsn the l"
=.
Georgia Ohio or Massachusetts,! a few weeks OF
few months of this kind of practice, ana Kansas VIII
bc as quiet any section OF our country. -
Gov. GeaIy has 1t in his power 10 prove hlhi'el
man. The eyes of all good citizens arc now turned to-
yard him and many are their wishes for MS success
in restoring peace to the distracted Territory oi Kan
sas May he prove himself equal to the emergency,
DrsrRucrros OF FREE-STATE ARas.-lh Io~d
Gin RJotcr of the 0h says that on the night OF the
OH in that place the arChouse of DANES Co. was
entered, and several boxes OF muskets, ammunition
&C. destined for the use OF the free-Stte men IA
Kansas. were taken out AMI destroyed.
From. The -fton the 18Th
A Committee of Free-S,ae citizens waited on ulc
nCw Governor, Gcary Ill accordance WIN ms invita-
ton and conducted by Mr.. Adams, the tioVetior ;
Secretary and driven from the house by Order OF
Con Smith Pro-Slavery men from Lcavenworth were
admtedto Smiths residence, to call on the new Gov
clnor. II,
Gen. Smith shows himself to be miserable, one
sided tool who has no dese to do Justice but rather
ti, bv foul means to prejudice the free-oate cause
His conduct sill yet reco OH his Own mead.
From The Chicago Democrat, SEPT. II.
We understand that Gov. Crimes oi iowa mas sent
nm otic,al communication to President Pierce asking
tina, protection may be extended to the citizens OF Iowa
settling in Kansas and intmatng that It Is not at
foded, it nay become the duty OF the state to inter
pose on behalf OF its people.
OFF FOR KAssAs.-Ihe Chicago Tribune Sept.
II SAWS forty.fye emgrants from WscOnsin-mOstiy
falmeis men of education and cbaracter-passed
through that city yesterday route for Kansas, where
they 90 to make themselves homes IN that beautiful
Territory They take the Iowa route via Burington
From The ST. Louis Republican, Sept. H.
The steamer Morning Star arrived Yesterday from
st. Joseph. Among the passengers we notice th'
Of Major Deas, and one OF other officers OF the
United States Army.
We learn from Kansas that Gov. Geary had entered
upon the discharge of his official duties. On Wednes
day last he was TO have issued his proclamation al
Lecomlton, declaring the Territory IN slate OF llsur-
rection. This would be followed, under the nstruc-
tons of the President, with demand upon Gen.
smith in command of the Department, for military
force sufficient TO repess all disorders, and 20 dsarn
all armed bodies found in the Territory. Gen Smith,
no doubt proceeded 10 comp with this rcquisi
tion-for his instructions authorize him So 70 do The
Mssonrans who may be in the Territory VIII not resist
the legal authorities, and will retire. Lanes ruIians,
organized as the Army of the North, wall be re-
CURED TO disband and dsperse, and in their actual
conditonamost i'll Il state Of starvatlon-hcy will be
glad enough TO do IT, The horse thieves and pluneres
Of houses all over the Territory will meet with ia
vor, and will seek safety in flight. IL short by the
prompt action of Gov Geary and Gen. Smith, We
have every reason to expect that quiet aAd security
will be restored to the Territory during this week I'M
doubleday, if any of the parties in arms in the
Territory attempt TO resist the civl and military au.
thores in the measures now proposed, 1t WIN be Gen
Smith duty to fire upon the insurgents. lie has o0O
or 7GG at his COMMUNICATIVE enough TO put down
the Army OF the North and all other forces IN the
Territory
Nothing but decisive action of this kind will be OF
any avail. Almost every man in the Territory Is
armed for sedeense Business il neglected, and Is
only by the adoption of the most stringent measures
by the restoration of law and orderly the punish
mon of the numerous bands of horsethicves, murder
ers and plunderers and this under the lawand by the
d.sTcrsionof Lanes Army of the North that these
objects can be accomplished We hope soon to hear
that this has been done.
The following is from the Donphan, X. T., Co,Is't-
tuttondLst, of the 10th:
About o'clock Friday evening, Sept. ), Col. Lane,
with between six and eight hundred of his thievng and
= had ~, ia. .ftr.