New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

~ 4, Karss- shsre, az a6out iui O'Clock e. m there
IS Isree crowd waitii 20 cr,-s iIto Missouri EhO
o-w.,d lasr1 eli tad voted and were ,ire.ly sojng
49, found the rosd fF''rn the lan tsg at Leave
- C,y In h.,ut four miles full VI ptarnns msa
mn, Of sion kD- " personally.
s;,I-u.l, Iva invited by the Judges ~ vote, to
- ...w.I,d That va Dot a. e-t-rsire
lin, Mi-r. urian hat ! conld not live IN tT1
Size 8; olcc viii ri'rT ',t"tnh ,nom hat n e
,,,6," How Dc you ge'"o hr faninn inquired
100 ftE. Judeet OF Elect Oh. Af. Pahton had been
N, - Jr,qe hy The pro-Ssver. men IN place OF Mr.
- Il,'r. chuIIed 10 pieces D! then shom hey
rn,ro.,d 10 reign. Panton iepitd puInS od W.
Nh "Oh elonou,ly Only ociCck and tD votes
80. CIou.u. md, Cd thought !, TOR there were
Lao q v,,es in the District, ct NEE large
-: 90 FIRE State men, and 0Hlg Arty of them
yi"t 80, as AT ALTO that there we're some 200 lie
stI woes cast b, fore CLOCK IN.
p,t ,uIl account of that election Is gwen IN the In
., eating T., n nIitee report
-, ,Grr dsy- later was on my horse, returning
g. =, pis,te CIV to We-tor when four wagons came
slo, o end n the bottom sat FIX men.
.loyt i've let high stuck uprlsht atthe front OF
=, lI' On ;,s TOD stuck an inverted empty whik-y
80 - the stick AZ right angles IS tied bowie
Le Ria. cambic flag with death head aud
80 csrIed On IN white paint. and long srreamer OF
beaut ful eh-sy Missouri hemp hosted nom the poe
- 80 hanging loorely BY II. They bore the pi-
trs,csI .Hntos OF Missouri Rutfans returning from
kaIa1s. t.o % mo "a NV surnr;sa tho
az lN - nj n. primed with dirt, bis absence
y. - CO. HI ar inc day from home scarc sly knew
t,n He WIS young lawyer OF Piatte Suy. HIS
fs,be, adi.tirguishcd Physician IN Howard County IN
I' s'a ~ m, state AID r ied-ho disuni)hlst The
we ~. ~, uetry Cay Cockerl L the most gentle
yV.- 1 ,slau,.d South Tner that ever met IN the
S"n,b He ro,e sid shook hsnd-, connderaoiy con-
go I Rad cauvsssed that county on the same plat
49, b -, two months before both OF u leaking
io'D' ",'o q, Maine aw l helped him on little
IN lh'oi o. " 20 Iotew "Ye-r" You must
70 1T, well back 70 get home so late" Yes
49, witt nv men 10 the Fort Rley District that
we. tsck only ~ mles from Mlsou'i NNefj; lou
lad heavy comPapy VIZ r; ~ another road ont Of
" -. boo over forty men. p" Had Ga ID tms
I TrS.Vo ;" Yes pretty good" went my way
wondrrirg how educailon custom interest ana sin,
could blind the EYES OF G'dAe bSa. '"' ~
~ g., sIcu and his 4" Blue Lodge" had been vie
srd kansas was conquered and, a. they
suo,, ,ed. freedom was slam FLUSHED WIN success
tbcir attention to Missouri, 10 csrry out the
Wv ,bey had teen foiled in the Fall before.
s,,f otsIlow dccieed the destruction ct the Benton
pc. AT Park VILE wrapp.d IN the secrecy oil Tue
alro. month went by after the order was gwen anu
hi tLe reote slumbsred peacefully, treason against
~ C'rti,rtiop Of the United States was steaihiiy
s,caIin0 n liz work. At the appointed time, when
s|,snoed we, ks beforehand the pres was destroy
ed ps,k and Patterson were ordered 10 leave the
country, and Eere tCr5ldden 10 20 iHf0 haRS'S ."
II Methodist Church North was forbidden, in that
conrty 10 ureach the Gospel. The first otiense fdr
and fathers the second DEATH Strlnsteuo" again
turn, his attention "a myself III pubic speeches. al mae
y, nd,n,. Wesport Liberty, Saint Joseph ana flats-
tT,l tie denounced me - the leader OF the Free
Z. Sellers ard AbolltlOnlsts IN Missouri ana hah-as
l.bv he n sde such charges know NJ reason ou; his
tbirst for blood; "that bad almost destroyed Tue
:, rls,ta County Self Defensive Association II had
only defended my own rights and life in public
18th Mt their own tribunal; that times were lost
i cnangipg and some morning Mr.. Stars trends
A. would look for him, ard look IN VAIN NY nlehds
were few ard feeble for the reign OF terror was CON-
MITE They were powerless to protect me, snt Know
;,guell that assasslnacn would be my lot, II should
remove to KaIsss withdrew TO New'lork. 49,.
OCTOBER II, 1886.
Ibeve this minute READ il The TRIBUNE OF to-day
that Struqt.loy had attempted fresh outrages upon
citizens of WesoD. and that as in lS9i, the ctzeGs
had r,en against him. have long beheyed that al
though one half of the Norh may 20 aomre his char
aciei and principles rs to semi'deiIy him, TIE msS u
borcer Itself Vii yet pew MN uul WIN con'oup
And now brethren, pardOn the addition OF wOrd
Of ,uuuat!on have tried to present. the e'laence to
YOU that the South when she made the Missouri Com
Ir,,uir,. dhtuD' 81, aud ""e""ed 10 'ey"" " ""|
nufiJ Me cgVid ADyANT ACEousiY treGh -
That ia 1886 she dtd r1odte the Missouri Conpro
II i,s by taking rom tie 't0rercr rec territory the
Platte Pluchase, from winch she nade tue sU Ii 'rh
wet counties of Missouri, W.; Pdff.; b"csaaan,
AUdrcir Ffot N5dagay and Atcb,SoR. Two ~ those
couui.s stolen from froedom. are well named after
two Vued Stat, Senators who have stood iJemost IN
plorriiuting nee territory 10 slavery.
| have sought Ia 500" you thA, INC aloPIo" VI
Souatt.r Sovereignty was Intended l se!Ze al )H
acoI sitiu- from Mexico b, the AMI Ia ever oA'
,lu,e FIR, edom th,i-irom. have Shown You TINT the
reveal of the Misr uri tompromlse, aud me Sdosuu-
i'm of "Squatter Sovtr, gn'y therefor, was gigan-
tic scheme FOR cOnguerlDg rresdnD on tfrfyJC0f y
,u,o;. ,lrusd IN iLe G,ntr0i GoyefHDi'afj that 1t
gives in every Territory, an opportunity ~ poh'ical
coltes' iha. the Soath c'H muse 'haI An excuse TOT
persons and rights and wnen that Is res'sed
ruin u.
ever, ,lggGIfy fgTdipy and int@'qQHny that earth
has witnessed compete the deatt al liberty at notion
action thought press, speech and consc'eLce.
have shown that even II me VI SCOUT S,ifiptoi'sc
hid rot been repealed the South looked ior"aIl 10
,rI tine Slavery IN Kansas ana Nebraska, In ths same
nahn.r Hey are nor dong 4 .
And We have seen the outi ageous fasehood and IN
in.tice of the charges tue Adnnst alton, thst the
i,,,uts" are tn blame for all III It has rsDspucd.
II i, tfue they were The occOstOnhsd no irteilen gone
10 Kan sas then no ffeemen could hsve Deea roooed,
assault.d murdered. violated there the privileges oil
no men voting Tor Free State would have been tram
pleo Oh; 10 presses would have oeen destroyed
hh,y ,rtrs the occasion but il Is b0se tGsh09f that
they wee the Ui the horrible our"es- III hanras.
The cause there bto'e the kaEsa' Territory was
ever opened for Slavery 10 enter. nave SHOWN you
that ne Man rds all marked out h0ic u 'oceed against
Freed m AID freenen months befare the Frst 'em'-
p,anf c-me 10 Kansas The cause OF all the outrases
there the dtpravty Of wicked hearts, s'muia'ed
spd brutaliZed by the b!astng and cutsDg hnlehce
Slavery. Such thugs are the natural HUNS Vi AlHc'F
can Slavery
have uacod the history of these early months, and
of this Platte County Seli.Defessive Association,
and this Atchson and Strngielow, tor this sinPIe
r.sson-hsi it Is part of the cad history OF our ma
ton and Lot only that, but because upon this slnSe
point turns THE WHOLE CONTROVERSY now agitauns
our nation. III,
Do Stringfellow and Atchson represent the South !
Does the South sympsthize with them and uphold
tLenl | answer, Il does. Their acts are, then, Inc
acis of the Soyh and the whole power of the United
States has been used aid and assist the Scum IN tue
most dishonest unjust and iHhUmGr acts ever perpe
traed On earth The Government Is dong u this very