New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02

Up TO the very hour Of Sheriff Jooess entry upon tb
scene hey strongly proclaimed their reei< nee TO th
territorial AUTHORITIES aud their valiant det.rs1 nation
10 oe the end OF their guns before they wonl, sub
item, however, produced wonderful cham. in tbei,
feelings. '"'Nso !" '"e"
We learn that the affair was managed in this vi.s.
lie Cflttd States Manbal having summoned a
lose 10 assist hlm In executing the laws moved On
the ground with bis posse--in al 40 or 800 Tnensnd
lonk hs POSITION upon the hill overlooking the town.
he then went down and made some arreste without
oPPoron, they all declaring that they did not intend
TO ierlst Lln, (which a lie, because Reeder had
cone 1t not a week before, as well a. o.hers.l
They seemed TO chuckle over this a. If much ado
had been II ace about nothing The Marshal then
up with Lis prisoners and dismissed his posse bus
the Sheriff tJODes) upon the ground, and although
81 fee be from bis wound be took the saGdle and at
oLce suumo ned the posse to his aid a. Sheriff.
He then rode into town at the bead Of twenty men,
and a. DOuncad to General Pomeroy and other promi.
nfh citizens biz business, which was as Sheriff to ar
rest certain there, TO take from he Iebeihous Or
ganZation their arus, and TO abae the fort hotel
aid presses as nuisancfs-tbat he desired to fleet this
peect ably, if he could and that tLey could decide
whether 1t shoud be done peaceaby or forcbly. and
that he gave them ten minutes to make the decision.
Knowing their man, they WHO an hour before
resstabce lost no time 10 consent and submit and the
pOsse moved down about o'clock D. In., and without
Loise confusion proceeded 80 8bate the nUisances
which done in about two bours and after the pris-
Osers were arrested they withdrew.
IL cannot be charged now that Missourians had any
hand il this for it is certain that the whole force or the
ground ei the Territory Itself and did not nnmber
fourth of the Souti citizens therein 1t doubt
less will he charged to be another Missouri invasion
and We emphstlcaly give it the lie in advance There
large numbers Of our citizens who sympathiZe
with Il cir encs in Kansas, but their sense Of right
II well ss Of policy perverted them from goug, and
tey bave not done Ii is the bona fde residents Of
the Territory who have ntsbued to this triumph of
the laws, and it shows to sl the world that they can
and will gee them executed.
These Northern gentlemen who think it their mission
10 iegUate the afdirs of the rest of the world my
fLd that they have mistaken their vocation, if they
expect to conquer Southern and Western in the
open field. They DO excel us in the manuf1cture of
wooden clocks and such like enterprises, and we have
never denied it, but history has not shown, not
polite art Of resEC OtDg, either III skill or Willingness
with the weapon-and If they are determined to bring
this matter to bloody issue, let it come now
ID truth, what commentary Is this surrender of
fortified LawTtn upon which much money, labor
6nd wind have been expended, to intuidate upon the
vaorous boastngs of Beecher and Greeley. What
Lesson upon the usefulness and efficacy of that terrible
invt ntiOn, Snaps Rife, TO unstring our Southern
nerves. Would II not be better to the Puritans
with a race of mel who will wespons when theyaIe
put into their bands and make less ado about their
leeds, 10 Le done, in the newspapers
How is this stampede of officers AID men to be
accounted for on any other ground than sheer cow
aidce
They have been claiming all along a larger popula-
ton III Kansas, and have brought out Congress
Committee to prove it and yet being in cons s:ience
opposed to the laws, with fortified town, and abund
aIce Of in their hands and loud proclamaionS to
all the world tlot they would defend it with at least
three hundred resident men as they claim, two thou
sand hundred and seventy enrolled III their secret
League they tamely submit to less than five hundred
men.
Their dilemma is that they have lied as to their
numbers or slunk away like towards when the crisis
came.
We commend them 10 the prayers of Parson Beccher
From The (Dc niphon) COu.ttutionalt". n r., May o.
We have Just arrived from that notorious Abolition
hole, Lawrence. On Wednesday evening", the 2lst,
about 500 Intn, under the direction of the United
States Marshal, assembled before the town, and de
manded that the aims in Lawrence be given up, and
be be allowed to arrest those for whom he had wrts.
They submitted to the demand and Internationally
surrendered giving up four pieces of cannon and some
twenty Ssarp's rfcs. Before the Marshal dismissed
the men, Sheriff Jones, though but lately shot by one
of the cowardy traitors in the darkness OF the night
appeared on horseback and summoned the whole com
pany TO assist him in making arrests and carrying out
hs orders. ;.
he whole affair was done srih order and according
70 laar The Sheriff made about twenty arrests and
The Grand jury Of Douglas County having declared
the Fod or Big Rock Hotel aud the two printing
,ressts nusancos the Sheriff was legally bound W de-
stroy them. Thirty cannon sh0ts were hiee az the
Hotel breaking it in many places, and then it was
burned up. The two presses were totally destroyed.
There were two three Abohnonlsts killed. two
Southern men dangerously wounded Dy accioeh'-
Aner the Southern men left Lawrence the houre be-
longing to the vile traitor Robinson was burned We
have been told. Tuis contrary to orders. and
1ne Is with the codt mnaon of all the Southern men,
The laws have been enforced even IN LaFrence.
Hurrah for the Law-and- Order men of Kansas
The Doniphan Tigers have returned with Joy 10 their
hearts and homer upon their company.