New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
KANSAS.
AFrEE-sTATE MAN TIED UP AND WHIPPED

Corresporden.e Of Tie Chics'o Tribune.
LAWRENCE, Oct. l3 1886
A mos; heart.rendirg outrage perpe rated upon
an American ,i.iZtn Nv captain in the United States
ANY. f.w DAYS sirce while company OF ara
coor- were On hcr WY ~ 70 the Nebraska line, hey
net two Prostate men on foot. lAese men were
soppod by order Of Capt Anderson, questioned a. To
the mCy.mCut- att int ntlons ~ the cXpectIPsry OF
,ui,rhn,s Orc If tie men beca1e frightened, ard
told all be knew about them. The other refused - re-
ply 10 ary Of the que .tons put to him. capt AMER
oI became very much ncensed III consequence oi ms
mans refusal to answer lmptrtnfn questlOns ana or
dcfed him TO be- tied up To- wheel. and fifty lashes
given him upon his buck. This charge against capt
Anderson can be subantaed by tlc best Ut testimony
sud an inquiry into bis conduct should a. once be ma
bv tie proT er author tiles, and II found guilty the VII
sn should be severely punished for the Infamous deed
Rnt tIe victim was Of " n ID Free-State man.
and probably lie deserved the thrAshng, and got IT,
arc because he loves Freedom better Than slavery toe
Outrage VI, II his person VII 30 Emphasized.
The Court Of Judge Lecompte Yves opcnef to-day
NJ Lccomrton. Messrs Marcus j. Parrot and Sta
,heIs appeared for the defense, and Mr.. Grover TOR
he Iros,ouun. This Court Is to t-y over one hun
d,ed mon under arTt- on a charge Of murder commit
,d AT Hickory Point lew weeks since, when battle
care of betwe,n the two parties. Ihc invaders were
rlipred, and the Free-Statc men arrested by the
troops. III, 90
,y,v w,re ALL with single exception, the most ultra
Fro-SavcIy MN in Kansas; AMI from such q ,ouI'
and such jury ran Justice be expected 10, r'e o'a'.
men The Meiehal has succeeded IN packing mot
admirable Jury to Nt the PRISONERS, ana; oy 80
doirr cany on, the policy OF the present AdninhTa-
ton 10 "subdEc thc people.
There rot being the requisite number of Grand
Jurors present tie Court adjourned until t'-inoTo"
mornirc at 9 O'Clock.
Gen Whitfield claims to have received iou- thousand
votes at the recent election. AZ Wyandot, small
with less than hi voter ne received soeuI TWO
hundred and tsrty votes his ee cton TO Congress as
a Delegate. Only three votes were thrown against
him.
A. I,nycuyor,h and other cities and towns nca,
Missouri, OF course his vote, was TREMENDOUS inya'
sjons in this country when there Is only voting to do
are dog-oteap IL this city, tie General received
seven votes four o! those were given by non-fos'
dent of this city. Three Whitfield men 10 Lawrence
{. W. Bsb2ock, esq, postmaster OF ms cry wa q
the Top,ka II, use IN Topeka early Sunday morning
wlon The troop. surrounded II. and searched II or
some obc - make prisoner Mr. b. was III his room
when the house searched, and was COMMANDED 10y
nan named Castlenan to get up and 60 with hun TO
Iecomptop The bogus deputy sheriff read the wfit
at Mr. H. = request and the name Of tue latter genie
man was not upon il. They took HIM prisoner, how
ever INT linn into q Government wagon, and trans
uortea bin 10 Lecompt. n and imprisoned him In the
same building where the ono hundred AID more young
men sic confined, charged with murder. Mr. BIS az
| rival uas hailed with delight by the boys many OF
whom were his personal friends. They did rot know
tlet MI b. gas prisoner. On sscerfaniog the fac.
of bis being under arcst fer pressing horses, they
were justly indignant. being held a. murderers to have
| horse fdcl among them. bahcocA sent note 10
Gov G,ary .ting the particulars Of hs arrest and
inprsonnent. and asking for Information as TO what
charges were against him. The Governor, with ofn-
nnoablc lronphoss, sex sboui TO aer'an me iac.s
sending biz ply ate secretary 20 Judge WOOD, upon
whose 1eousi.ion the tro p ordered out But i,
wss found there were charges aganst the prisoner
he wa. taken before Judge Wood, and on The reading
Of the writ found 70 have been amended by the
| INTERPOLATION Of Mr.. Babcocks name. E'dence WAS
at once inroduc,d, proving that, when arrested, Nj.
| b. name was not On ihe wit. The Governor de-
nrunced in the most emphatic terms Of condemnation
the ouirag4cus proceedings. Ar. u. was, however
d,ciWe~J-pc eviiepce being iuirojuc 70 show him
ccnr rcted in any wsy with stealing homes. There as
no charge 10 aidAyi,-anI toi doing nothing, he has
been arrested and inn soned.
little ret.y bogus oficas. Pr.