The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18
The Free State Troubles In Kansas.
From the St. louis Democrat. June II

passenger on the Cloud who lc that boat at Jefec
son City, and reached St. Louis yesterday afternoon, eh
route for the East puts in possession OF the latest in
tellsence from the troubled districts.
We give the the information just we received IT, He
informs that Monday the 10Th instant six men lei
Kansas City for the purpose of viewing the Territory and
selecting locations when they were met nine miles from
that place by party OF who inquired whittier they
bound On replying that their object to locate
themselves in the Territory wherever they might find
suitable place to settle they were told Kansas was not tie
place them they sound upon the goose
question" They were then searched. and revolver
taken from Of them being the only weapon in their
possession They then advised to return, and were
informed that if they went further they would get into
trouble the Regulators had determined TO make an ex
ample OF all who not right
On Saturday last Colonel Sumner met several parties OF
Mssouans and ordered them to leave. On sunday they
returned to Westpor where in the afternoon OF that Gay
they joined by large band from Lexington and vi
cny amounting in the aggregate to about four hundred
They Immediately took up the line OF march for the Ter
ritoy again. swearing vengeance against the free Safe
RICH; this time
to Kansas City Last week bought some cattle and sent
them out by two Of his neghbors They had gone but
short distance when thev were taken p party OF inc SO
called law and order One end Of rope thrown
the neck of each and the other thrown over the
limb Of tree. They were then drawn up and lei down
until they would promise TO leave the country The cattle
were taken from them. Such outrages were OF constant
occurrence.
Shannon, i was reported would soon leave the Terri
tory, OF visit to the east
Correspondence Of tile 81, Louis Democrat
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