New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28

>sb,e. A, / entered, . pe'sobor handed noe coat
ssySr. "Mr Lesate wtsbed me 70 iesve tais mere
until comes" "Ars Mr. HOY an. .Ma MI b. .orn
to-, .szrr. would do credit 70 the rule Of the In.
su.son; ans a. there Is no doub OF the iac teb
4 ,ou. You may, however, get nrsf from come
On, r. Hspey, whose cha acter for q scoundrel Of
sA h.eL es dye eceded i'm 10 this place, both by
tt,er ano newspaper paragraphs laLd, BY WY OF
au-tr.hcs could relate niue pes o,Iee. ",
csue here peacesby With his feily some mouths since
He plofessed great desire TO live q"uy 10 to"o, sod
on being informed oy man 10 ~o"m csnuons ns.
St,b that be hsd belt: pay the debts that
induced there movemepts be ehanped these pap c
pac. where be had made bimse pfo@ioeht and ~ one
quarter Of the Town nothing vas seen or heard OF nun
Tor q hing time All at once be tarneo up psao"gi 90
man, Of "a supposed, United Slater Deputy Mar
shnj mai mo in street, III. took IN IN knoSn
- - Bnek kin" who has rendeied some service oy
cptbuIyisg the Pro slavery bslie a.d P1Vus
anal qnietus on that everlasting eio1he ts
,dfu ksrds about whipping any Aoohtlonr', WIN
n,ssr saroer than my pen Can swallow. mself
Eo.tberp. though Free-State man, Buck-kn hso
h..,.n them at their game, 80 that for non'bs
ncs a COG has dared move his tongue in thst dIrec
t,p: oihsrwse his propeneities IN that hoe have e
dered him dsaereeable 20 his oTn party bu TINS IS
0igI.,son HaD.y, by his rw.egenos i9 9seo,
aud ,ossting mel aciog threats made pins-t spect
" obnoIious in the place, ano gang OF non %
.Joaftrs most impiuoently attacked ha mouse IN su
night intending, Is supposed, 10 insp.et e o,u1
aId perhaps have spree. Ho returned 'tp "io 80 ~
,k,-a thu Lade then rushed into tie streets crying
Murder ~ and soon had the United STATES TROOPS AZ
Inn service THREE If our Free State men eecoreeu W.
family TO house across the ravlne, nan 'nu .ha
tovp'sno those wuo were up took sDa, pains my
enid ty learn ,be facts Nobody Jusuneo inc a'eocn
d, body blamed him for the act; out ,ne oeaes anu
tsun,ii msDn.r in which be checked over hs sAi
in the art OF alb oting taking ated u say
a. :, ,,;. o.. ,n f15tb n,an ne bso klIed-he Always
aimed AT the tear etc.-aetually looking too happy
10 contain his malicious get-ha- VOL Tor MIN the In
.ble sofp the utter loath'Dg OF those VINO Jaw 1uo
h. ara Rim precict that this place will ere long be-
come too hot and too limited for hin. Pleas Say 70
IN. Governor Of WNconsn that if the laws OF his state
have any demands upon him unans Tered, We can
fpare h'm. -.
s,ly in the succt ediog day a meeting Of the cis-
gems was called, investigating committee ap-
pointed etc. During the proc. edioss u was perfectly
IN rider 10 move Heaven and earh 10 IND mpata~
ops against the character Of the dead m4n out &C
oordipg 10 the Pro Slavery Attorney, there was no
occasion 10 il qure INFO the catalogue OF crimes mat
have maze the name Of HaDey Using sni aby ~ofd
in our streets .. A..
Cnpt Walker CHANGED 10 be 10 Our parlor in the
mo,pi while Of the troops was speaking OF the
occurrence. He could not help instltutag CO npiu
SOL b.tw cen the readiness with which tuls caD aPoh
them was RESPONDED and the vain Efforts u OBTAIN
proft ctiOn 10 bis case; one sceoe Ia W " dIan
being a. you know, the hunting dOwn OF himself and
his gssDt oeienoere ny MOD, III wnicn me upvouo
ara spncry other ofcias figured IN person, drunk as
bee :, -
u, fore noon the detestable Hsney. With a company
of dJseoous Lie ut Perkins a. their -ani NJ IL
said 10 have been degrad ID from the Office OF captain
for his Dsufferabe nsoence to officers below hin-v VS.
paradipg the with great p0mp and circumstance,
wheeling ABOUT oere sn0 cutting SWARM tnere, ul,
after many circumlccutions they brought up aongsiae
an unresisting man IN bis shut-sleeyes-oae OF the
three who had conducted the family OF his captor afer
m o. ght TO The shelter they bad chosen. Tnree times
MI demanded 10 hear biz warrant 10 knoT why he
taken. drtinct teard the Lieuenant assue hlG
t.t slssa
tain him in making aTreets, suo other words To the
same eff ct. H-Iey only after midnight asSas
Bbp' md the Lieutenant was determined 10 arces'
every profBne adecfives suited his taste oettet Inan
mipr) one HaDey poiOts out The Officials aud actors
then proceeded the one drau SD ~ OF L. and to0k
. ueat all round. Mess's. Hoyt aud Lssg<t we're
given il chang. 10 the Corporal to ba taken to the
camp. With all tbe parade shown of, and iaj istice
fe BY this Oft Injured p.ople no 'iee vas beard ex
cep tbe lordls voice Of the Lieutenant bat for watch
wozld have remained in bls,ful ignorance OF what
WIS pussii Y witbin yards of the piazza, though
dosrs and widows were open.
Law1ebce surf asses all the places ever ga " for
dignifed calmDess in every extIemty-nor did ever
s,e a vlace III which crowd Of IN Ii will accumulate
10 rapoly ii two three form nucleus IN tue street
Ano tkon. revelsnt, let NE add Ia justice 70 the
w,men, whose beroi m though not overwhelming can
s.arc.h he dOne--is sometimes mlssppreloDoed lei
me aoo, never saw place where the women 30 I'M
Vsray md ~ uni ormIy stay at home and mna tAeif
own hnsiness this same Lawrence and its vicinage
cont believe there are seaDdaLmongers among tsos
If go every booy is TOO buoy 10 hear or heed theif
sIapp TbOse who iDf-r y want of sociaoii ty from
tb.ir home habits know little OF their laoors ara eat
But when it came TO be aseettained next m nning
that the scamp ON horseback bad been playing S1erh
without even the rhadow Of 9 bogus" Commission,
the Indignation Of the people, out DOOR aud IN kne
no bouIce. He had scs nnpsnied the prisoners atc
their military escort TO Leconpon, where toe dignta-
ries in the face of all these fact dInnistered thea
the oath Of office bogus Deputy Sheriff, ~bea he pro-
oseotd 70 tax. out warrant which be read TO the
prisoners Tuis is the way have justice admia's'
tsreo IL Kansas Me-sr Editors but this Is the way
We shell not ways have things done. There Is day
OF IetribhtiOH at bapdteaIful retnbation may oe
bu abe remnant of US aud those that cone after u,
Wi have our rights long, cost what it may. Thst
ppint which w,l neither fee finch. has despera-
ton Ia it ou-lke in length and majesty we some
tim,s hear of tbrongs of emigrats who wi pou into
THIS count,y ,cher ga,et restored and feel Very
much like burling back this answer: II you can told
your psnds while the Freedom OF Jour country and
the ves Of your couutryman 10 peril, these fett
pro r,es coDsecrated NY their blood, will spuro you
hem their broad and beautiful expanse. But h-p Ii
CONN., e. we cure Of IT, Heaven grant II On ~ oe
opportpne aud simple formidable ana awe-iuspiiug
Wren the truth came out, showing The audacity o
the teyurts Of the previous DAY, Conmitee waited
on the Lieutenant preparatory 10 call on Col sam
ner, who was hot In the immediate VIC nifty. Lieet
Pekins saw his dilemma, Al seat wrIttea report oy
them 10 Col SUMNER who, indignant at such proceed
ing, Inquired further into the matter, and gave blt
word that biz forces should again aid Haney in
catching men. Ontr3iDg the messengers, who were
too weaay TO keep pace with him, he to day passed
6aTOugh cor town bis way To the headquarters Oi
the powtrs that be. Mratlme Gov. Shannon has
written letter to one If the prisoners, In spirt
which, it lasts him till he is joinei by Col Sumner,
viii place the scoundrel Haney in a most uncomtort
ably awkward position. The prisoners are odt nader
el,oUo boad.. 10 appear on Wednesday IL 1t. There
ample phod that they were both elsewhere when the
outrage WA united.
Gov. Shannon has resigned rs the telegraph VIII IN
form you is said whether true or not, that ettets
froW thCse whom bte while ago denoninsted,
bot by word and deco, our men" have Iris btened
him 10 this step-thrratening his life II he refused.