New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
A SOUTHERN LETTER FROM KANSAS.

A sol THEM LEII thOM kaNSAc
The Sunny South, a roaring Buck aud Breck'
journal. issued at Aberdeen, Miss, contains the
following letter from citizen of that place, WHO
went TO Kansas in September last, and has since
been active IN the Border Rufian efforts to
"subduer The Free State men of that Territory.
Though full of misconceptions and errors, we pub
li.h it to show the perfect understanding and ac-
cord which exists between Gov. Geary and the
Pro. Slavery forces in Kansas. Fear him
ST. JOsEPH, Mo- Oct. ii, 1856.
UrAR GFN'I.-I an, Low once more in the States,
having conc EoIt on business for the company; aud
H. In consequence Il information received since my
a1iyaI here, start back 10 Lecompton early on the
uCuow. ~
sul very much pleased with the country, and thiak
c,n do well in kau.as 1t presents hne held lof
any ole who Possesses either capital or ndasry iIe
late election paFsed of quietly here resulting IN the
,uccess OF Gen Whitfield "a acandidate for Congress-
as wen az in the election of the entire law aud order
ticket representing the Pro Slavery party
The Free-stse men, refusing to recognize the valid
i;v of 'le elections, put out no candidates, and OF
cuurse did no voting On the night before the cleo
ton We anticipated attack at Lecompton. Col.
Titus adv sed boys, who were encam ped on the OPP
pe lite eide of the town from his regiment to sleep on
their aims and to join him on the firing OF gun,
which was the pieconcered signal. lie posted picket
guards ard held himself in readiness to begin the bat
tie at a HI, ments warning On that night II the peo
DC of Monroe could have seen the boys as saw
ibeu-the calm determination with which they began
their pr, paIationsoadiUg their rifles afresh Gaping
rtpeateis al placing their knives where ey could
te easly drawn-thus lying down to a sleep from
which they might be awaSened 10 lay them down no
more-they would have felt that their couutrys honor
safe in such keeping: Not check bancned,
rot nerve auyered and there was quiet deter
lnuation in every mans face to do his duty and his
whole duty.
Col Titus promised too to place in the van of his
regiment ard such compliment, You know, MsSs'
sPpGhs decline though in nen may cost .heln
very dearly. Excuse me, a. these compliments might
be REGARDED as partial, bat really never saw Drawer
sat Of boys banded together in good cause. Gov.
Geny has said that 1t was the most geltee manly
looking compsLy he has seen enter kaOsis-thai ne
wanted Just such men to come there, and said he,
&C, ntlenen, / must not stop BY simply bidding YOU
yec, me- but three Telc0me 70 kansas. We called
upoL him in body, and be is very much OF ge-tle-
map smiable and kind, though INN and staunch, az
Governor of Ksn az should be- He Is Goeernor too.
mean ia lie iun sepse-he has started right and be-
Heye WI continue 20. lie has thrown Col. Cook with
e.. ht huIdied men upon the Nebraska line, to wsc1
for and capture Lane If possible. The regulars though
s!e not 70 Efficient Gs tie Border Rufisns
News reached here yesterday that Pomeroy bad
crossed the river at Nebraska City with 2VO men and
boasts Il AZ there behind them lOO wagons hued
with men srmed 10 the teeth, with not woman or
81 lid ano1g hem. This is the class CT em'S,aH!S the
Noih sends 10 Kansas Farther news has reached here
within tie lust siX hours that captain whose name
have forgotten hiss euGed Capt. Cook, and with 10
meL IL On route for Lawrence Their point Of attack
viii doubtless b. Lecomptun IL, Ito of their men are
here ed ard offers being captured and scot IN
every day. Have no fears, though for while they may
be hume, icdfy our super,rs, are beside the justice
of our oause in ueTyc ami skul iLhnitely ahead CT
them. In addiiicn 10 their anxiety TO release ther
men " no aie imprisoned, they Deem one more tight
.tsoutely necessary in orCer 10 raise another shrnk
ftr Freedom, FICe love and Fiemoht, tie Black
Republicans cniy stock il trade. Tbs viii happen, II
Al al within the next H. dsNs. The TACT a. 81 the
advance of these zen into the Territory was conmu-
nicsitd 10 u by Cen. Richardson, vino We consider
good authority. He 8s) thinks another battle Ine9ifa
BE and NV opinion, from asscceting with Kansas II.
that il ;htIe be another war it will prove one OF eI
termination nor has the Government enough troops to
prevent it. We are bound to whip them, and Il so,
Lawrence will be destroyed, which viii be the dead,
liest blow that could be stricken the enemy. shall
compton in company with Judge Leconpte, who s
nv SAFETY c. Sykes viii 20 with US TO Lcavenworth,
where he will remein short time and if there no
IMMEDIATE prospec. for tight, will soon start honf.
| forget TO mention the fact that we ali had tue
pleasure OF casting IroSlayey votes at Tie late cleo
ten.
We are all in ine health and very much enjoy camp
life. We propose buying an improved claim, getting
proyiticbs HING cook, aid going into Winter qqs.
ters-bdt is these OF ps who do not get into business
and thee bat little prospect Of that, as all kinds
Of business il stngnant in the Territory. Even the
farmers III, ugh the country is quiet, afraid to be
port goods, and scarcely any one now submits bis
con bring about new order OF thrgs, Mese this be