New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

nor,iop az the Territory Wa rprrsen'si oh. y
ras deemed best not % make any attempt 70 eooos.
an rl,c,orsl ticket and the Convention did pot 49,
suihorztd 10 take any steps ra'afive !" do"SS"-
Wien the Conyt nrion adjourned pass nesuDS
Was held. AZ which IL WIS determined, h'ef con,
soerabs discussion, Ia cal Convention "a oe be''
AZ Big Springs on the 2sih insk, 10 nominate can
dldsis Tor Delegate 20 Congress. The Duh OF 'h'
Frcc-Siste people act with the most cautious re-
serve IN this matter. Fearful 10 jcopardlzs an! 6"
the important interests ON which so much d. pend''
ana I" avoid the appearance even oi any coniusi"i
IN their own actions, they are slow Ia aaopt Any
new coarse. The general conviction. however, y
beeLnlng to settle on the fact that until the moment
0l admission Stat. IL might b. necessary
10 elect Territorial Delegate 10 contest
tie seat with any one who may pre-en; himself
81 elected from Kansas. ~ the bogus Lcgisstnre
is regarded, Lot only here hut BY Congress- as ST
Illegal body. the people viii not vote AZ any elec
ton appointed oy them or conducted by their cres-
,ur,s Hence the call for a Convention at Big
Springs which hall determine in what way aud az
VIA, tjrae the people oill choose deesats TO rep
resent them. There msy b. objections TO this plan.
but in the unsettled sad NeNed state OF Kansas, IL
would be difficult 10 think OF any other, II Me
movement is at al essential.
sal usht there was some disturbance between
Col. Titus's militia and The regular troops at this
place. How il originated it MAS impossible to
learn. as the thing was hnshfo up and there Nas nc
Investigation. From what could learn, he miltis
attacked some Of the drageous; shots were md,
aud some dragons weIe knocked down, but no one
wss seriously hurt thins WHISKY bad .omsthias
Ia do with IL. This morning one Pro-Sls'ery maa
said 10 another that lit was TOO bad to s.sck the
"Jr,ooops. who were doing sll their dirty WORK.
Col ius with some fifty or sixty Of his "mlLta,
has started off toward Topeka, bus whether under
orders bent on mischief ,r merely off for ride,
! cannot learn. There is great grumbhDg IN Le-
compton because the recent emlgrsnt tram wss
allowed ~ get IN.
In NV intercours. With the pro-SlsNery men.
and from several other sources. have learned the
particulars of u new conspiracy against r,edou,
Il il not more startling than the inctnnan Platform
in point of tsct which throws open all The Terri
torres to slavery hut 1t shows an anxiety about the
details OF slavery Extension, and immediate neAHs
which indicate the active purpose Of The Ohgarchy.
iou will remember that Atchison stated on board
a Missouri hiyer boat last sumner, in reference 10
President Pierces devotion Ia the Slavery cause 10
Kansas, that Pierce was pledged Ia the policy be-
was CARRYING out before he was nominated" II
now appears that another project il On too: which
has ind, ed been contemplated tor some time, name
IT, cutting IF all that portion at Nebraska south OF
the Platte River (tLe best part of that Territory
and bringing il ia as part Of the Slave State ~
Kansas. Strange "a this project may appear, and
irregular the means by which may have to be az
complshtd, the Border Rbifaus ooh confidently T.
lis success and expect from the Buchanan Admin
istratiOn full support in this measure. Is buchanan,
pledged to this az one point Of Slavery Extending
policy Weihpr he is or not, believe tho Border
Ri hans think he is and this may explain their en-
thu siastc devotion Ia him. / think II looks worse
than Mysterious