Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
Kansas Affairs CtIcial Instructions 70
Governor Geary and General Smith
WASllINGTON, - 8.

NA>I4lAS4CN, 'oSlt =.
The Union Ct this morning publishes
official orders % Governor Ge-iy. u Kansas
as follows:
Reiabl: Information having reached Ito
President llat armed and or.s.,:zed b,l:ea
Of men. avowe1iy in rebellion against To
Terri torill government have Concentrated
in such numts:s as to require alli.isnal
military force 5r their disp:isiJn. you vi,l
the militia OF the territory have cnl.l
ed ana or gan;Z9d. % .ho end ;ha: Thy uay
on short notice be brought :nto The s rl:c.
Of The United States upon tic legu.s:..oa { !
The comman4er of lie 3iili aly . par...e-.
il which Kansas IS embraced.
Yoa viii furnish by eo,apan; 5 c. rcri--
men.s, b.isates or t.tisi3a. sucn number
and compost lon Of froops a. from jitno /.
inc you may Ind i rs rcr-it - IA
li.cessa.y for The suppression q ~ 3yn l.
na;l)as t. rc>is. tic laws u ths Cu..et
o.aes, TOO powerful % b. suppr-s -sse1 by Il.
civil authority, aDI to tie maintenance f
putii4 order an ci,il g9sos,:nel, = -
ier:ie:y.
signed. VI. L MARCY.
Secretary Davis. 70 General Smith uud =
da.e If September 81. says
! Your dispa.ch of 22I August ard inclo--
sare, sliieisn.iy exhibit tns iaalequqcy 4
h. f,rot uaier yegf commanl - reriorr3
tie ia is whi-h have Gcvo,yed mon voa
il the present uaiirppy condition OF Kansas.
by he order anl las ruc;ioms he.elofc.a
comm Iui;t,el. l. mes. his exigoncr, t'..
the P;esi4en: has disec.cd tie GoyvIao.
OF The Territory 20 cpmp'ct- The enlistment
and organization .. he militia. as you viii
lind faiiv set forth in tie inclcs.d copy cta
!e,tcr aid,es &, - him IS lie Secfc.nfy .
State, and he President las directed me L.
say - ycI that You are authorized from
time 70 Jime y make re9usi.ioa upon lhs
Governor Tor such militia force rs You may
require to enable you promptly and success
fally 10 execute YOU. O. ie.s and suppress
the instruction against the "overunie III If
the Territory OF Kansas, and Gud-r DE ci.-
cuanstances Is ctyf5re communicated IN
your ilssluction % give the requisi id u
the 9fissr Of the civil government. VINO
may Sc, obstruc.ci il the due cxeculi.a c.
the law. %
Shoul you 20. be ab,e to derive rom tie
militia il kansas N adequate force lor
these purposes sach addi ional number oi
militia Is may 0e necessary VIII bc drawn
from the States f Illinois alt Nenjcckv.
rs shown in the ,cqu;si.ioa, copy of
which IS enclosed
The views contained in your instructions
to the officers commanding he troops. un-
der date of Angus 10, ase fully approved.
and accord So entirely with he purposes Of
the executive rs to leave bu. i..le 10 nd
in relation to the course which K IS desired
YOU 81 ould pursue. The position e The
insurgents Is shown by your letter and lis
inc!osures, Is that If rebellion against the
laws AM constitutional authorities. with
such manifestations Of their purpose 70
spread devastation over the land, rs ius-
titles no fuG,Les hesitation or indul-
gence. To YOU, Is to every soldier, whose
habiual feeling Is t. project the citisers If
his own country, AID only to use his SINS
ag;'ins. the public enemy. it cannot be 9TH
wise than deeply painful TO bo
brought into conflict wl.h any portion &c
his tellow-coun,nmen. but patriotism and
humanity alike require that rebellion sho'1
Be promptly crushed, and tic perpetrators
Of the crimes which now disturb tie peace
anl security Of the good people CT the Ter-
n.oly punished
Tie Congressional nominations Of both
parties are now complete. Tie are as foi-
lows:
Diet. Democrats Republicans
James LoCkhari. James c. Vea.ch.
Q WA. H. English John NJ Wilson.
5 James Hughes. John a. Hendricks
4 James y. Foley Will Cumback
Elm'a "A {.>la son. David Kilgore.
James ~ Gregg. John Coburn.
John G.sayis John p Usher.
8 d. w. voorhees,. James Wilson
Wm L. S uar Schuyler Colfsx s4t
10 Robert Lowery. Samuel Brsntou. secr :
IL William Carver. John L Pca:' ~
Il have been born Wing; but il tho.
Whg parry degenera,es into Contempt