New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-22

him bach. This was rather funny s,.ra,s..,
proceeding over the head Of the Supreme Cr.s
Justice. Meanwhile, Hays, the drsgoons. Al n.
deputy Marshal have not been heard from. al :,
consider il doubtful if they will be heard fron
being in company.
/ have one sad story TO tell. One Of Tie A..
oners the Governor took while on Mddle Off,.
Creek Was man named Wilson. Since hs Mr..
his wife has died-kiled, it 10 said, BY aisrm a.,
fears for her husband. Messengers came m "a :.
Wilson liberated on bail, 90 that be could 20 "a i.
wife's funeral, but all the eloqaence Of TIA NJ
story failed to move the obdurate hearts Of tA> \,
thorities who held the sgonized prisoner, On.
neighbOr offered to remain in the prisoners vas.
and let Dragons accompany the prisouer to ks h.
reaved home, but the appeal fell en- dol ears, r,s.
dered implacable BY party hate.
TIE MURDERER OF BUrFUM ARRESTED
Correspondence Of The ST.. Losis D,uocrt
LAWRENCE, K. T., Nov. u. lssS
At last the murderer OF Boaam has hen arrsrtJ
A Missourian by the name Of Hayes anS think m
dent of Platte County, was br ,uRht last Sstardsv
Lecompton charged with committing the 6endsh "a
IA
compte. he was admitted to bail 81 0V0 and nov y
lar &c ready to murder another "Abolitionht" He,
is point would like to have anssSfS By thcse 40
claim that the Free State men receive justice q a.
hands Of Lscompte and Cato. Ffee-S'AA nan, u
matter bow trivial his chsrge nay be, esnno. be n
nitted to bail; but Pro-Slavery murderer Of he a.
decree can be released on suas bal, and 20 wheuh
pleases Will some OF the Northern doughfsces exp,Ir
this point of jnsticsi This Is the coart before vhA
100 Free State men must appear charged with nurts
and manslaughter, because iney would not nt1'ik
cave Ksnsss.
In relation to the release Of Hays on bsil DO ID
believe Gov Geary would ju,tify the outrage at a
time or in any place but do believe tcontrarys
bis wishes. The following coIoquy, which toad pln
in the executive department. betw' en- himself shssf
Jonee and s. +. TsPpan, correspondent OF TIE NJ
T,mes goes to show his feelings on that poini, % VI
as 10 Illustrate bis ability as statesman:
Gov. with great dignity Mr.. Tapp,r, the Law
renee correspondents and letter ril'er, ,, co %s
i1Justicei" Gov" 10 saying cause none but h~
State men to be arrested. win you. Sir men.iroAe
| have caused the arrest of the murderer OF Bnna
amer having expended about 0OoP' Tappan-" Ys
not released him on bail; turnpgto Jones, he NJ
hs.d ont IL bef" Jones' YES Sir / wen n
hail" The Governor, looking tbunderstruek, b "a
to have gone of in the following psroiym; PA
Governor of this TERRITORY CAL the mar.h1
sves because he said, Spare me my horsf
II @ wretch shall be brought to justice II il tals
the whole force at my command" The Governor M.
dently felt sgrir ed becs he had made stake
srre.iipg and dsarmipg two hundred and 6fty snl
grants guilty of other crime but emgratng 70 Ten
iory goyeined by John w. Gesry ana this after sesl
in. them letter Of welcome. Hence be coocludeah
make point upon Mr. Tspp,n, but during the ca
| yersaticn he discovered that Hays had gone. Poo
unfortunate man! He can't govern Lecomptou, 10
| cay nothing of the rest Of the world" llowsvs
| good Gesry intentions may be 10 have the g1AJ
Sparfes brought to Justice he does not seeamphh
| it. The chicsnery Of the powers that BE- prove
| too much for him ; be is out-generaled at eysy
nont and pointed out to every General that wisAss
to see the man that carries the Presidential card
date on his shoulders" As soon a. GesTy Learned N
Hsys had gone, be had Judge Lecompte and Nasal
Donaldson both suspended; sent Titus stssr itys
and called for new where the Court could bod
| forth without molestation. Tecumseh wu agrd
| upt and Judge Cato il to preside. Preparstooh
this new order Of lecompton Jurisprudence, enc CP
Donaldson. whom the Governor appointed eve
| CON pany Of Missourians to protect Lecompton tN
his hand at the judgeship. In order t. assist his ftni
Hays to make his etcspe, he took part Of biz coo
| mand into the court loom. and was srier, jnir
and jury at the sime time The court that hai tss
accustom cd 10 decide after due Ielecon nsje qrct
decisions and decided in favor OF the eide that badA
| window up In short. they scattered before The y
| preaching soldery, and Donaldson adjourned Ne
court sine die. But the Lecompcn rffcefs O TIE SO
gestion Of Gov. Geary, I'm Ally arrested nm And yat
| him under guard, where he will probably remain ia
trial unless some Of bis friends should think sest 10
| take him out.
The Lecomptonites are disposed to disregard Gesy
| about as much as they did Shannon notwithstsndn,
he wishes it ewphatically understood that he occupies
more responsible poeitiOn than the President Of The
United States. Does not the last weeks work prove
TO amsthematical demonstrates that lbs Of no use b
Free. Stnte men TO complain before Pro-Slavery oil
cer.' Geay's cry has been; Enter comptsinss snt
have them arrested" But as soon az one OF their ps
sDy pretext whatever, Border-Ruffisn steps In sn
disperses the court the cuIprt is released bail an
win never be brought to justice, any more than u
mu derers of Dow, Barber Phillips and others VII
Gre well knOwp, and boast Of the honor of KILN
an Abolitionist. The twenty prisoners sentenced
five years imprisonment at hard labor have DOT bee
set at work yet.
News received here In regard to the elected
against Fremont, but we have lingering bops Vet.
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