The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-27
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The Cengreedoasl Commisss have for sous Two wsess
been hoeiDg session here rh,s monng nay left for
few days sinoe a9rs log to wit, the ut.ss
Leavenworth to-osy The evidence In GO auoa 70 tins
presen~d 70 ,As country bloody and 1oui vi sur-
ger. ana tns people In New Engsnd who have soubtsd
a fns T1hSine Of the reports Of Kansas outrage. euo
come r short OF he really. which thsy viii aod when
toe report Of ths committee pesesed to tbs e,uatsy
conducted this inve'tigal,n ia or manner. H.
s great on crss exsminAuoD, and has got sae
Loeges Gc. W. sherman sss had the charge 80 Of tSs S
documents, and ara god them Ia . manner as
pre- eutsc VIII rsaeo orealt uoon ni@. sote eco as%sn
are spoken o. BY ah who have c,ns In contact with
them, In the big ,e terms o. nds lou. Nc Oliver
haa nRLtested cons.de fabe shro wdue In managing
bod case; and when he couid not he out Of
testimony given, himself aud trisnas hs has l,ft
s'aspg mat he considered 1t very unsafe tor hin, to
TESTIMONY PROVING Mr.. OLIVER ONE or raH IsvApKas OF
that Hon. Mr. oliver came into the n r.ory st one
OF our eisctons, aud made speeches ouragiog the
Miss urt mob TO acts cf viosnss and .sks irom the
mech Intoxicated thst he could AK more This fact
viii be remembered 10 connection eth soerch made by
this same Oliver, In Congress- lat he
did not know Of M;ssourisu VII, here aud ytsd
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL PoMERoY IT is II or noon Gsne-sl
pomeroy Grove In Fl mt Of the Cncnua House. whore
hs Welcomed back ny crowd d cis ,as who esye
three cheers Tho General i1oks xsl hearty and good
DErsucnoy or IAwREcn TmEArxsRD The mob about
l omptop, LeaveDwoeth and he oord RS oonssaux
Of Col Buord's com pay, from Alabama Soah Caro-
our town.
TH1 UNITED STATES MARSHAL QAns Urou THE MoB-rae
United Stse' Deputy Msrsh. has i-asd proclA op
calling up the reople to come TO compton forth ~h,
to Asist In snfocieg the las of hs territory ae stAs
lie the begnL Ing, that armed have rssis and
prevented bin from mskiDg srresB Ia Lawrence. he
came here to arrest ex Governor R..dsr, who raised
point oflaw, hA he being on his his In Coo
gress was, ac:ortieg to tho consti i,n privileged
I'D
Howard, o. ths committee
Ex GOVERNOR REEDER's CORRESPONDENTS WITH GOVERNOR
sHANSoN-Govcrno Ree.sr ststeo Ia y uots to Governor
annon ana Judgs Lecom ote thss he would appear be-
tore his csuft tey would asure hin OF protection
from mob whtch they would notco
TM TERRITORIAL MILITIA ORDERED Our - The militia of
the Territory are ordered mes. 10 Lacompon forth
The Kckspoo Rangers Lesom pton waiting orders
to come down upon this oity
Coz BrroRD's MEN COMMISSIONED Asxxp By Gov
sHANN0N TOE lasp who esue ,ot { Isuth with
Col BuforI bay- beeu commss ouei usp led giia
arms BY the Goyeno- r1sy are dssir d.stroyiog
In -reros, No tree ate m,a get aas arms ir 70
Shaap n, he gyes ,ae-. 81, pclsasr-y msn Tas
situation II our pe,pe .,.!csl ira very cay au It.
In Rupe yiDg arHs and men, insisting upon the in
meoas aomiasion e Kansas INTO tbs lon ~ S.ste
TEr IABoas or nm CONFESSION. a.--rhs Kansas CO nm,s.
sion sie pursuing theis labors with utmost dos
patch: They entered the State on ths 18th Of Apru
passed Through Lawrence to Lesompton, tho Terrific
Copying p asaf c1s
which are taken In full and tho Of the border
rs. and and sub Of the settlers
I'd TO him by the commission OK amino vi nesses
at Lec mpton With the exception Of three days spent
At Teoumssh the commission havs hsld their sisting
ct this place. The examination Of Witnesses has
been pdsc nth hs G1eeD..n. of those WHO testified re
laii's to Tho Daw Barber Brown, and c:.sr MURDERS
AFRAID to testify in gsOo The report i being thorough @
ly analysed and ipaexsd by Mr.. P. Hansc mn Of your
sass, % that Il will b. IN S6ps1 IoE9 70 present 70
M1eaYa E6yQ vfN Nsr HanA
shire Bowen Of PeDrsyvania, Hughes and Conner OF Mis-
souI have been constantly engaged in making duplicate
copies Of the Testimony for the printer.
Mr. Lord, Of Maryland the coAl repsrtsr the tes
tmany Mr. Townsend. Of Obio M ths ansnc'. sergsant-
upon the ttirgs Of the CommssiOners Curt Ths
above named gentlemen officers Of the c,mmission
per diem Mr. Samuel F. T.ppsn Of this p,sc. iormsriv
OF Boston, assistant clerk Of the Kansas Legislature hSs
been PpSntsd sps;l. csri 70 cooy :hs uoal Of the
returns Of he election Of Reeder IS Delegate and officers
of .he General Assembly.
The COMMITTEE rHREArESM.-IuformAao ION has been re-
esived this afa rnoon from reliable souros thA the sub
ject Of mobbing Tho Committee and stealing aanu
a. LAT shs not Eao~n In
case OF any such attack upon the comssoa ,hsy havs
tha power 70 deputze every in the ste ssgesnts
Messrs Howard ard Sherman have exh oited the "oack
bone ali sady indicative Of their future action In tho
CONTINUATION Or1RAGEs-It is an extraordinary f.c.
that 80 many new outrsges are being com tea from day
to day upon the free state men, BY hardes Of border
rufdanr, that the Commission might welt be kept here
the year round, with their present sfslent corps OF
clerks and sergeant at arms, and have enough TO do
congress set Rsisf to Ss free State men Of Kansas
must soon come or the battle for freedom will be lost
[Frcm tie Cleveland Daily Herald, May 2a.l
Br ,oalyn, Who on ,estsrdsy lwsdnssds) reached hs
city, having left LAWRENCE Kansas on Saturday morn
q: 81 S:s ~ r. :sr IT.:
ness to bring TO The by Mr. T., therefore Is
the very --latest. he had very quick Of less than
Two days from Kansas to 81 Louis. Mr. T. left Kansas
have ' hoard % enough ioa Mr.. Tai, 70 eonvlns. u.
sinsss IL entirely suspended Ia the rerisory and msn
vihopt means must leave starvs Governor Shannon
has called out what he terms the militia which Is entire
~ conpoted OF hpsourians, AAbamans, Sootn CaroIin
Anc GeorgAns who, being enrolled, under pay
sud thus nearsy 900 Of tho visst of humanity
ing Territorial shs throa ts Of the czsns
OF lawrsnce, or murder them or drive tosm froA The
Territory.
lbe troops Of tho federal ecvernuect are no. relied
upon BY S7snuGn ano his knSv-s having humA.
ri soeu' them, they will not do tho bidding Of the
rubsns Col Sumner and hts officers and men stig.
me,izAe a. sd-d aboli ioEists."
ucD the attempted Of Reeder the writ of at
tacame mt Lued by lscompte, Resder WIS provided
to ay and thus bis life thar o the people Of
IAwrrncefor the vengeance against Lawrence is
because Reedsr there refused to be arrested and
tnss strong tree state town. Up to last Saturday.
camp of South c. roiinians and kssourians Ls
CoHptOA - Celly frcofvng
Another camp OF 1875 about . mile and half from
Lawrence The camp Friday last Arresse Neven men,
nine Of whom after being warned to leave the Territory
were released; bat two are stni retxined.
Every man passing do by hud Ia arrested and
searched Even letters are broken open and read Hcusss
are pased provisions are stolen and every kind Of de-
probation committed.
When Mr.. !. left on Saturday. attack was hourly
expected Lawrence but on this boat Mr. I. told
by Mssourans that Tuesday tho day. and 1t is pro-
ba5le the towa s laid low before thts
The citizens OF Lawrence were not In posture for de-
ho.fa and NIL
Another package Of testimony was brought down by
the same beat by Mr Bronson who, By the aid of Mr.
Taft and Mr.. John Hawss, Of 81. Johnsbury VT (who
ahe to keep away from ruian hands; that before
tt IL. 1t ID safely in Washington.
The story o. Kansas In Short ID Just this Every
to make slave Stat. seeming I, be frulsss except oy
driving free State from the Terri ory Shannon and
MAihal Donak son have the strength Of Reeders
ura 70 waive his exemption from arrest enrolled all the
ruians from the lave STATES, much militia under
pay These assassin solery boast that fourteen days