New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

hetw,en Ksps.s City and The Territory - ne4i'y
.,tbc, but some people have still get soods 10 Toe
var, ,hou,,s at Ksnfss City. A oone oi nj. nc; nc.
pouald', ueiphbor felt safe in going toey gov n',
70 90 for them. He is q very pesceso'e man. sno
has pevrr taken any part IN the ahaifs oI tno .el
go M, even voting. He had pass from
"Miit MeGee" of We,tpDr,, certifying that ne
VISA ,isht. and directing PraSlayery men 10 pass
him In spite of this, they searched his wagon
Or, nv risorou.ly, and this last trp they declared
,hst h. wss hauling provisions or the Aboitlohists
so ,tey st !. h's load from him.
have inst heard By 8 gentleman from Hickory
Point ,hn; some forty or tity SOutherners, armed
i'm mussets and bsyoDets chiefly, came up from
We,tport TO the Territory 10" days ago ana
h.ld a caucus or Convention in Hickory folnt, al
uhich they nominated candidates for the Legisis'
ture. 10 be holden under the bogus laws early IN
Oc,ober. Another party Of these scamps
hsd oone rather further up the Santa Fee road TO
the house of Capt. Sanders, Pro-Slayery man
where similar nominating Convention was 10 De
held yesterday.
A ,ourc Southerner, recently imported, mas
been officiating as tax collector aud assessor In tne
n-i,hborhood Of Palmyra. In answer 10 Tue
t. rroostories Of one man. he said the person hfst
sppoiot.d would not act, and be hsd just oeen
APPOINTED believe that few OF the sctual resi-
dent pro-Slavery men would take such appoint
ments; hence this employing members OF Du'olu
CaIpet.b BAG brigade This same collector carries
nv. r,yolyers with him, of which be frequently
n sk,s ost.ntstious display. he entered the
hou,e of one quiet and peacesble man. ms ge9-
tlemen ssked him what was his authority he
replied the Territorial Legislature
"Youup msD," said the old sluatter, " my
hons. is open 10 every man, be he from the N0rth
or South, who comes here to stay but oythlng
or auy man that comes from that Legislature
treat With perfect contempt.
In some places this fellow got some money;
Where he happened to visit household oi tlln'a
people who we're not armed, on some occasions
iheI paid him what he ssked TO get rid OF HIM.
II seems that Ihe uffcer of dra4 Oons detailed u
cuard the valiant FlOridan incenolary, claim
81, ,l.r &c, have got sick of the small business
in which they were engaged and left Titus totake
care Of himself There is now a camp OF Georgiaas,
some twenty-five close 10 his house. The oll!
tLipg | have heard OF menaciDg han Is guu!
conscience. u
situation described in Goldsmiths "Club woen
the announcement is made that the reckoning ls
"drupk up." The last fifty thousand dollars sent
from the South has just disappeared, and they are
ratber interestingly located in the present teh.e'
These fellows are now at different points IN the
Territory and Missouri, and as class do nothing
but drink and lamble-that is, except warning Oh
the AhOtioni'ts.
At Lecompton there has been quite II row DC,
tween tLese Southerntrs and the citizens OF 'he
place suspect that the "chiyaIry' have oeen
carry ipg out the principle of all things IN common
a. aiIst some of their Law ana Order trends.
In Lesyenworth these fellows bad quite dis.
cussion IN fpancals, and one couc'ave decided
hat as 1.-The Abotionsts caused the war, they
".iould be made TO sustain it, Whether they
" III be able 10 realize this self fsustaining theory s
A matter of some uncertainty, but have no doubt
they will Try IT,