Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-28

he was speaking OF, had been releas-'
ed on bail.
7. stated. "Therc. that il Il. No
Free State man could not have been re-
leased on bail, and you know IL. This
is one sided justice. such as we are &C.
customed 10 have here in Kansas"
The chief magistrate Of this Tcrrii.
tory was astonished. | shall not soon
forget the expression Of surprise de.
picied upon his oountenancc NJ that
moment. while he stood looking upon
the different persons in The room with
n wild and earnest gaze. At last he
Numbered out.
How In the devil could that man
be released on bail, he was committed
on charge Of murder. He has had
no trial. The Grand Jury found
true bill against him. Il Il an out.
rage. No Tree Snto man would have
been admitted 10 bail. and you know
lit will investigate che matter with.
IN twoniy'four hours. and 1 will report
L TO the world. elIh my name attach
ed. and Il viii have an effect. doh't
say this IN braggadoca manner; bat
am Governor. / will wash NV hands
from all participation In n. and the
President can remove me II he ohoos.
es. The world will sustain me. my
country will sustain me, aud my God
viii sustain me. II waa the foulost
murder ever heard OLA poor eflpple
AL he eald was don't take nv hore.
%, and they ahothIm. under nv ewes
as charged by the Free state men.--
And the assassin Is admitted 20 ball.
II Il an outrage. llo shall be again
arrested and tried.
say Il openly 70 any ono concern.
cd Ia Il. | care not what LAWYER. O,
judges are present / would fav Il II
Loeompt was here himself"
Col. Titus then suggested ethat
perhaps Hays was not guilty"
"'rhen ho should have been d,s.
ehorged. How can they admit Der.
son charged with murder 10 ballg lie
has had no trial. The Grand Jury
found true btu against him. and he
has had no trial, II IA an oulrago--lt
Ia enough 10 make ones hair stand on
end. | will make the Senate tInele.
No Free State man could hava been
admitted TO bail. ! am Governor. aud
} his Q. Hays shall be arrested and
tried"
} Al this moment Sheriff =. ]. Jonea
! entered the office. The GOV. asked.
! chow IA ID Jones about this msn
liaysY" "oh" said Jones. "he has
been released on ball. and am one
! OF bis bondsmen. The amount OF
bail u ten thousand dollars and |
: would give that for him at any time.
, he Ia a good fellow" The Governor.
I Indignantly; "There Il Il gentlemen.
IL Is an outrage. will investigate Il.
The Marshal shall be ordered 20 re-.
arrest this murderer. He shall have
atrial. The country shall know Of
H." He dispatched an order 10 the
Marshal TO report himself at that Of
, fee Immediately.
While this was going on, the Gov.
ernor walked the floor In hurried
and very excitable manner; Col. Titus.
Secretary Woodson and Sheriff Jones
looking upon him surprised. They
seemed afraid. They had made a
! mistake. They had displeased the
/. Governor. and the wayIto get out Of Il
was now the great question.
Marshal Donaldson soon arrived.-
The Governor made statement Of the
great outrage. and ordered him TO ar
: rest this man Hays. as soon as possi-
BILE, and bring him TO Lecompton.-
! Donaldson was surprised. aud he was
! soon IN private council with Titus.
Jones and Woodson.