Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-10
The Voice of the Northern Fr.sz.

4 We give below some extracts from a variety
/ of papers. which will express the sentiments o
many sections of the North:
! If the reports turn out to be true, there will
not be shadow of defence to he offered at the
North in favor of the meL who have thus vlo-
lated the principles of State rights and Of per-
sonal and political freedom. Ii these accounts
are trre-and we hope they are not-tke peo-
ple of lawrence will hold tie same place il,
history which is occupied by the Hugenois in
France and the martyrs of ST. Bartholomew
and there will be end 70 all party feeling at
tie North, except that of indignation against
the South.-EoStoss Courier.
All sense of justice must be lost all generous
sympathy ex;ineuisled. I'll manly courage de-
parted, and the American character become
horelessly degenerate, if such proceedings as
these do not rouse the people of the United
States to wrest the power from tie Lands OF
. those who now bold it TO the disgrace of our
country-N Y Erening Post.
Bad and reprehensible as has been the con
duet of The Missouri bordeiels and tie plo-slave-
~ party in kansas generally, encouraged as key
have been in violence by the Governor Of he
Territory and tbe AGn,inisla,in II at Washing
ten. We are Lot GiSPcsed To telIeye, tie an
nony assertions Of teleg cpl reporters, that
anything SO disgracefui, aId SURGICAL TO the
cause sought to OF upheld, las been ,erretrated
as the deliberate destruction Of "a defencelees
town, and the massacre of lie Inhabitants, wlo
though at IL eleventh hour Lad laid down
their arms, and after sending overtures of peace
and allegiance, We're fleeing from tleir homes in
terror.
If such however be tie FACT, have only to
say that where Mr.. Broo ks brutal attack upon
Mr. Sumner has made hundled Of sectional
men and determined antag, nists of tie slave
rover, the attack upon ] awIerce, ard tie
slaughter Of any Of its Inhabitants " i'll make
Thousands and tens Of thousand.-N Y. Com.
.4dv.
Tie story of Kansas, III short, is just this =
Every mems TO make il a slave State seeming
fruitless, except ty diving FIee-St men
from tt e Territorv, 81 am, and Narsi al Dom
aldsCn Lave On tie strength of Rtedtrs Ieiu sal
to waive his eSemI tion fem ariest, enrolled all
The RI tfiGns hcm tie slave S;a'es rs so mn ch
military uEGer lay. Tlese assassin sDlcieIv
beast that fourteen days service entities Item
10 100 acres OF land besides Jay and raj ns.-
Thus an amy of TIo-slayely men il quartercd
uIon Kansas, to "a. cLt its s,l stance, destroy
business, and free Ike I Territory fem FieeSi ate
men. Ills. TOO. wien force of government
trools sufficient for every IuTIose Of arrest and
protection, is within call.
Tie world affes DIS no case which ! as lis rar-
allel in vileness. Not man has resisted even
to the waving of his and IL e acts Of Col. Sum
ner's trcers and yet dee troops are not called
upon, hut cut tEr' at IcLbers and murdeIers are
armed by Shannon With United States guns
and their exp Ienses laid with United States
money.
This last scheme ccncccted by the agents of
this administra'on f.. tie purlcse Of fastening
slavery urcn Kansas. will probably be success
ful-Gleuad,.d Herald