The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-11
Kansas Affairs.

Kansas Affairs.
Prom the 81. Louis Republican (prosla very), Oct.
Intelligence from Kansas Ia 30 longer q recital or
mage aad strife. Fortunately, there be orn
the head Of the Territorial government man Of prn
advice and interference Of both real and pretended
friends, has the stamina TO say. ~ am Governor Of Ka,
sas the laws shal be obeyed ~ The agtators are DOC
plussed They have rot now 10 deal with man Whose
cheek would pale al the reception Of Anonymous BIT
dcuz informing him that, upon bis NON compliance
certain conditions therein expressed be had bui sixt
GOV Geary has avowed his determination to mAintsi1
order at oil hazards; and has, with most rraisewortn,
promptness, set about restoring the 80 long dsarbee
peace Of Kansas The judicial ctcers be diigen
" employed for some weeks yet Ninety meo, OF Gao
ish violence, IN Esstin, osAwkee, Tecumseh
Alexandria, have been arrested, and upon ID
n as s. aeeres They viii f be- tired a. To-
session OF the courts which commences on Il
9Th inst: passenger Just in from Leconptoa
told that when these criminals were arrested tie
made exceeding sport OF what they pleased tero
another pro slavery farce bat tae epor OF their condn
and conversation has entirely changed since the exam
whom they were mued % course the impartial jastiss
holding the fceptre 10 Kansas deaf 10 SO weak
fence Capt Wright Is said 10 be q NssoCrian, Wa
cned tie free state faction account Of s better
ties for operations Of this kind
Eight pro slavery we're recently arrested ~
"impress,ng" the provisions OF come neutral settlers
who attempted 10 rursue their usual business, ~thoL
reference 10 either party WI the black Republican
press have tae honesty reraci the stale char
hat no pro slavery man has ever been arrest I'd 10 a
tas for any crimef' This impretsmepi,n As n kind
robbery somewhat fAcetcasy termed has been OF
q matter Of very common occurrence 10 The Territory
Chitktncoors and erits have universally opened
the zee oppoting faction rieriog .ron u
otker certain that under The existing reign Of moo
hey lad only 10 fear the superior force and proves
their opponents.
THIS was tbs, nearly quite every resident Of ias
Territory however strong hs disposition TO quietly
sue his Industrial en- rloy menus was compelled 10 sccep
the isfue presented lot 10 the establishment OF po
cal principle. In defence OF bis properly and fe Tner
can be NO doubt that large proportion Of ae enormire
Of vllaiy in kansas were committed by horse Thieves
and desperados-eargs Of whom, awaiting them ieves
the extrg confusoa and terror we're banded tsgelte
for the purpose Of theft and murder.
But 10 be hoped tina, the "regn OF ror 10 KsI
10 al end Governor Geary has both the win
the power to bring oil offenders against the Terroria
peace promptly 10 pupishmeni II he succeeds 10
OF such would make Kansas the theatre OF continued
strife be will deserve The gratitude OF every American
citizen.
Ills said by some tina, Lane has fed to Nebrsska-by
others that he 70 sill In Kansas with his men stitched
dinerert precincts in such manner a. 70 control toe
election which takes place the eth instant lie 10 tne
Congrsstional candidate OF The revolu,ionists.
The general complaint Is made all along the river q
the neglect Of Eastern railroad companies 20 for ssrd u
merchandise shipped from Boston and New YORK,
cases NJ cary as July or August II 10 not known exsc,
ly where the fault hes but very few OF the merchant
have received more than exceedingly small quota OF
purchases prominent firm IN 81 Joseph have received
their heavy freight shipped from Boston via New o.
leans, While their Fight freight forwarded By railroad
the same time sti on the way Does not this iaalt
some measure, demonstrate the necessy OF q pack.
line Of vessels between those two cities
The rveY-if river IL be calied-was never 10
a uor,e condition, Thirty three inches was lever
inch We could ind on Smiths bar and on Lexing.o
and Baltimore bars good sized duck would be rash.
bornd, weor compelled TO "lghlen," and very Coz
siderable quantity Of freight stored at different points
below its ultimate Destination.
From the 81 Louis Democrat, Oc,. 81
The clerk Of The Polar star fails to have
that boats arrival here from the Msso ir river.
dsserts ION the affairs OF Kansas written out aud n
tail tF aEf tRfrF AaA Cnfu
ment. We CLEAN the ollowing extracts from the star
memoranda Of yesterday Tine judicial officers q TIE
yet Ninety Of Captain wrirnt's men, who robbed an
murdered with hendish violencs in EAstn, Oslwxee
Tecumseh and Alexandria have been arrested and upon
preliminary examination, found guilty OF murder IN - !
fret degree and will be tried at the nex session Of tie
Courts, which commence on the sth inst
Captain Wright s said 10 be Msssoursan, who Joioed
the free state party, thinking he world have oeies
chances for phnder. Eight pro slavery men were
resd recently. for npressing provisions Of neutral set
tiers who were ptaceaby pursuing their lawful occupa
tons Some persons suppose thai Lane Is suu In Kansas
with bis stationed 10 different precncs, IN order "
control the election the 9th. He 10 the Congressional
candidate Of The revoluuonis's.
Very general com plant made along the river OF The
neglect Of Es ern Rsir' Dad Companies 70 forwari me-
chandse, shit ped from Boston and New York easy
July and August last II Ia not known exactly where
the "a nli lee Do, very few OF the merchants have
ceived more than small portion Of their purchases A
heavy frm In 81. Joseph have resolved ali their heavy
freight shipped from Bo<ton. via New Ureans while the
sht iresh, forwarded BY railrosd, Is st on u way
necessity OF packet vessels between those two points
The Worcester SPY has letter dated Topeka, Kansas
Sept Is In which the writer after announcing that be
WAS attacked on the way, states that he had me,
stowe Cutter, and others Ct Worcester fleeing the ler
ritory GeAry has conquered them. lie bad seen
most Of the Worcester men. Among the one hundre1
under arrest at ecomptor bound for trial In 0-,o
ber charged with murder IN the nrst degree arc soey
and Preston two OF The best Their crime n in partc
patne in the rout OF the den Of robbers Hickory Point
they bedded bare prairie without blankets and
wlfnout looS
ne writer adds the following
They cs peace here now, but death Jus, "a the SCI.
had expelled The Nssourans the United States come
conquer them The lines are clearly drawn. Unless
Fremont y elect 3D. nothug but revolution Kansas
They brave be, but naturally rrcler Il
wait al sfer November for the last desperate Struggle
Accounts frt the Territory, via chicago state that Il
vas rumored In The Territory that Governor Robinson
vas sbost to call the free State Icgs allure toqethrf