The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31
MAJOR HESS REPLY TO GEN. GADsDES.
MN Nurk t.l "A Ia5f

FREE STATE ELECTION TO DE HELD.


tCorrespcDdeEee OF toe = Louis R-paotcanl
wErroKr, Oct. Il. 1855
hat The report Of Brown. the robber having escaped
unit That he u living of and other veseta
oles Of lau ABIDING citebs, and making pra'tce Of
roobibg there seems 10 be no doub, Governer Grsry
ranging IN hat direction securing the country and
psrbsps before you puosn this Captain Brown" viii bs
nss was through the leg day or two ago near
Frarkln, seems that be Gas riding along the road,
when our men came out OF house and CON naGded hi On
10 halt He refused. and was sh0t at several times
Of TIE shots taxing eject m the tny part Of the leg be-
tween the knee md hip joint" II 10 said that all the
psctsd Of not being toe OF free State .c
and bs ssAnu sAnied 10 take his horse ans
rob i'm This i the stfy, its truth 9Th vouch
To-Day, by scciee emit 30, hold Of printed ibiu,
OF which the following Is copr'-
PEOPLES CONVENTION
We The undersigned resident VI Kansas Territory,
nominate Consre-sonal delegate represent the interests
sas said eon1epon 70 s. holden a ss spruss il ss
Geek T sspea thss al p par. Of iSs ferry s
be fuy represenied q val oe Le duty Of The Convention
1oFrSA X. T., Oct. i6, ls5s.
hi. proc amsuob o. tho people" II signed By VIM.
Hutehinson, NJ . P.uot. fomcroy. ?. G. scuyler,
ana only eishtesp others, all well hnosn sboluonisn.
You ~i observe that they speak Of Kansas as 'ihis
the word IN the poster-tost may straoi attention
hey have given vp the FREQ state movement, and
from the fact ,hn only veny to- names sgnei 10
the call, conclude that Poreroy 70 have fe~ sym.
psihizers rDdsr the Topeka institution Marx peahay
the free state delegate eie-, Hs claims, hovever,
set aside, ard they gong 10 try something
think Pomsr roy will ne the candidate You know the
bacs republican House gavs kceder mileage and per
oism amounting about fur thousand dollars, and
doubtless Pome oy would like " 70 10 the specga
ton Of c0nteetisg White DIS seat u !. sure Say "
the wind The black republicans won't Sivc them
seat, bit tbsy pay them for one which amounts 10
nearly the zane thing With such demagogaes a. Feeder,
PUueroy 4 Co
The Convention vill make ell needrul regulations
for holding election thai II t1ey ~h prescribe the
quaHcatens % vossrs tbat hey poll votes
han whtfsld did. The important question u, will
Governor Gssry sllov the elecuou % be held think
not. II is an &C; Of revolution he will not tolerate
RELEASE or TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY PRISONERS.
fCorresponaencs OF tne Chicago trhune)
IsrRsycr X r Oct rs 1883.
This afternoon town enllyeped oy the arrival
Of train Of nearly two hundred and ATTY emig oy
the Iowa route "A they marched into town 10 regular
order they attracted general attention ana enthusiastic
cheers. They followed by long Inc Of baggage
upgons IN which the ana chidren q the party
spiri.-slsd to lawrence ssd lawrence glad 10
them.
This part o. the company arrested and placed under
the escor oi the United states troops by Cot Preston
m Governor met them ropeks yesterday, bad =
talk With them and not satsd OF their pesceaoe nten
tons in conn here ordered them 10 disband leave
ut Tcrrisrya o. course they dwbanced and retired
% dnrrest rstemepB, and will make claims ana soon
become zone of moot valuable citizens. The arms
b bad about their persons sben tsEen prisoners
we're rot taken from them but they were allowed 20 re
TAIN them 10 accordance win the Unitei states consu
Tho arms and munitions Of in the wagons,
when captured and ,tl retained ~ Ne Excel
ercy the Governor 10 be returned 10 their rghuu
when the Governor fully satisfied tnst thsee have
become actual and peecesble residents Of Kansas.