New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

trse,,n, murder srseD, robbery, and what Do'i
Willie not Pro-Slavery man was seized. This
WIS the penalty they had TO pay for defending
l,u ,elvcs vigorously at last and clearing their own
sol from the invading Missourians. The worst
".n.my Kan.as bad ever had they pronounced
GOV. Geary to be; and they were gong into Iowa
70 wait for better times "Will you give up Kan
.as}" I a,ked. Never was the reply from
brt mad and bearded lips, stern and terrible az the
wespons that hung 10 tie saddIe-bow. 1--WE are
".rstte.ed. starved, hunted, half naked, but we
" are not conquered get"
Sore Of tbese were young men, whom | had
seen 10 FRI m prosperous homes, well clothed and
cared for. have since heard II them performing
acts If heroic courage in this Summer battles.
Iarc lad praised them to me, and declared that
there never was such courage III The world as that
e tie Frees men Of Kansas. ~ saw one Of
Chem" said he, ride up alone within thirty
",ards Of a body Of hundred and fifty men,
during an engagement, take deliberate aim, and
that boy rather, Worcester boy-retreatiDg from
his adopted country hungry, ragged and almost bare
fcoted, walking YEARLY on with others hunted ike
himself, while sCme, who had been less scrupulous
rcGe BY On horses which they had pundeIed from
tie N.ssourisnf, who had first plundered them.
1t was such PROFESSIONS as this which welcomed
u to uUharpy kalsas. And when we reached the
MUDDY banks Of the world. fam, us river, We found
not less than nineteen wagons of emigrants fleeing
with heavy tCartr from the land Of promise they
scueh, so eagerly two years ago" sad greeting for
the families We brought in. "Truy,' said our H.
foImant, sgain, "1he Free-Siate men are leaving
"Kan,as at last; Governor Geary has conquered
them"
As Hungary, having successfully resisted her
natural enemy, Austria, yielded at length to the
added strength of Russia; so the Kossuths of Kan
sas, just as they had cleared her borders OF Mis-
,ourians, are conquered b. the troops of the United
States at last WORCESTER
LETTER FROM THE REV. MR.. MUTE:
We have been favored with the pefusal Ut private
letter fiOm the Rev. Mr. Mute III Kansas 70 gentle
II aI in t,s city, from which are permitted 10 make
n subinued ,AtIcts. Testimony OireCt and posi-
tive flCm 70 uniinreachabc, cannot be qles-
tped. The ontrt ges perperated on the inoifeuslve
A,teIs setm To huye reached climax OF enUrtnity IN
H.. deco Described i'll the last paragraph below;
lBoston Atlas
Lawrence Kansas. Sept. l., ioJ6.
sun us rising to mail my letters, aTnohg which was
ore for you found the enemy III motion, one regi-
ent OF about 400 hoIse bOiDg of toward Lecomp!on;
thew lad oncauptu within mile OF town during the
nlht. The Gov spent the night IN the camp of
ti Uitod States tying artillery near them, selnc SIX
totem hundred More Yet remained between III and the
NUkDus8. The evening before, at the request OF the
/ Governor, | ucd TO negotiate the passage Ot
this ], gincnt over the Kansas at crossing several
nilos t,low Iawlence, tie Colonel i'll command, the
who bad n.e prisoner, promising IN note which
took H. 10 pass quietly and III perfect order. But
before our answer could be- returned they had moved
on 10 eDcenp oil the hill. Now, max the bloody
ueaciery OF the mIscrents. After getting little over
thee III . from town the road 10 Lcc"mptn, and
about mile from my cabin, they itsulned their
d. pa edGtous. FTst they took two horses from
Mr.. 1hOtn; next IT, hIln lived M excellent man,
David Buhum; wno badly wounded at the Hcge
of Lawrence last D,cenbet, md crippled for
lie. He hurntssing hs horse when he
raw item approaching; squad OF them broke from
tie ranks Of the company of klckaPOo Rangers
lie FED, fart as hs umeness would permit INTO his
tCI-hed they pursuod, overlook him and shot him
through the bowers. Aitor shooting MIN, one seized
hn by the throat, and drawing revolver threatened
To blow Lis brains out; lie begged bis life, and
finding that lie MORALLY wounded they left him,
lc died tHt hight, una have just becn called 10 at
tend lis funeral to-nonow-he frsr of the martyrs
who hAs received that RESI- Get for the last two weeks.
messenger came in and reported to the ,iovcrnor;
Ec fastened on. and, hC0r arrested the murderer,
VITO wac ai.TW ard rescued by his fellow -scoundrcis.
All iho [ +. troops have left today, aud returned
10 L"c"mpt,n. Guerr'la bands are idying waste the
unily south of us. burning and buicherng As they
20. hat Is 10 be tic emo Of this no man can see
Mr. Bufum frCm Sulen, Mass.
have ust heSrd Oi one OF the most abomDnble out
rHets on u woman that ever came 10 my knowledge
Sic lived but s.orr distance from Several hends
me 10 tie house in the night took her out into the
bushes stripped her of every arnclA Of clothing, tied
and gagged Ter, and then preceded to violate her,
one after the other to the number of four. She
l,i nearly Dead but after long time crawcd back to
the house aroused the other nnat.s, ali of whom
werc females. have taken some pains to investigate
tlis story and am satisfied that IS true. ] could
give Yen score OF such oiabolsms, out you VIII nesd
Lo itiih,r proof of the hclshncss Of the
v ON tie nnions Of Slavery have let loose upon
1h,y tiuk to drive us al from the country by their
bcn,ble deeds. nm astonlsled at the hrnness W IL
wLic our people stand There things. The herOc spirit
il not died ont Such trials these show the noble
material that goes make the oN vi Freedom and
of God. Yours as ever EPBRux MUTE JR.