The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-16
THE DAILY. DISPATCH.


TIT nAH " nISPAlCH.
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sssatnrday Msrr'as, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
rrc- sail Osfrases In Kassas.
ssw. h.,..x.m,sedw with great iutersss IN sP
,x.r "A sss s,ossh ID behalf q Kansas, s'soed "
ss...,. ,r,.vA r Atcheaon, Vim. II Russef, sos.
a a.x.-.on a. O. Resus. b p .StsisGse'ss" -
! n.sord-usnsa which VII b. sufnssens sAs.
.n..e IA the Southern public foe any =
.bey may make The pamphlet gives =. $3.50.
account eli the ousrages and murders eo.'
.ho,tionisss In Kansas upon qases anu 's'-
lar Southern citizsna' II shows tua'' ~ N- -
testimony under oath, Eivea oe'o'e -.
sionai Committee, the Free So' p~sS
have secret military organms''o"~' -
members are bound BY the "os' ss.'1
resist the laws, and obey tnr'r 'e.ao.' :" ~A
not excepting even murae' .na "ss'
bodies of armed men are saos'sseo AZ" A0p. !"
aether by their aid soc'etes ior NO o'ner
than 10 make forays upon Wv COUNTY COUNTY, s.1 $50
Southern men from sneu non"s' ~
of this description inss 'ns ho's"
0ssawattamie, on rouaws'ss"se o.eeA'
committed the oodes OF siA OF vac s,'''Ai' /" '.o
fond, and four are missing. VI inc ~ JUG
Allen Williamson, ESQ., memosl "t INC
legislature nd postmaster u ens.m.n'"'e
cordsng to the sworn evidence % MS NO
vas dragged At mdnigns from SIC. 'e'' ."u No"
the side OF sick ana imp'ofine WIG ."1 Ao' .o
other offence than beng 10" sno ''osr A~"' NC
was. within hearing OF MS ""e' rdyea a"'.' ..
"oss aud ears cut Oh, ne se'tpto'nJ'o "'' "'11.
thtn stabbed through the heon. 'on .n' '"n,' "s"'
and by the same abolition o@nu' M -
and brother, and Mr.. Doyle ana ."o s.ns
murdered; one OF the Doyies Also hau n'' n"s'
and arms cut of before ne was many a''pA""
These outrages have been pfeceoeo ~ou ,o".
ed by others OF . IKE character. :" .'s 49,
in Pursuance of the policy wnice na. o'''.. NV
notices lately given In All tne oia'uioeo u
by armed maraud'ng oanos Oh A'o."o
law and order men OF their respective ns'sA
hoods to leave the country ilhheo,s'e'y 'n 49,
death Under such notices says.ne Appen 1e'
us, our friends about HICKORY roln'' ~nu ="
watfsmie and ROCK creeks save all 'een NV.
ct the territory, theif stores nave oe0n
cattle driven Off their houses ourhea 'ne'f no'S.
s.olea and in some cases they nave oeeu A''"
mated for daring to return some 700 OF 'ueSe ou'
reyes have been perpefrated unoel 'ne very n's0
of The United States troops, VINO all the WINE As'
sert fhat all is peace Aoa qu'e'.s''' 90" 'n~' ~
VIII "n'ro ample p'o,'0"o"' "''"". w
oil our oAhoiDg 'oso'"7' :" ~'u oo. -.
tuat deience. Amo"s msny o'uo's VI "u' .
fhus driven away VIC nh'kn' spee"y VIC .','.. '.
aessrs. marquis 'oues anu o"o"s, =. .
Point, whom 1--WE hunareo Me. o'~''' "oop'
ssationed "i'in IVY hi"e. - 'Ao'. A
been unable 10 inspire WI" = '1n'" u '0.".
Morton bourhe "oS' oAompAA'', 4.''
Tending man OF our party, nSlhe "An'i e'e"' n''0'
of Lecompton' the cap"oa o' .ue '0'''o'y' ".e,s
quite number OF troops arc s'a'''n0u' ".' lA'0'1
driven from his nome oy osna o' '"sn.y hVe STU
ed men; who roobed MIN OF All ms sun''n'e Sa''e"'
three horses, the o'ahkets from hi' "e"' ~Nu ose
fifty dollars in money Inc 'hieses s.ss h'u,
twenty four hours to leave WIN MS 'Am"S' anu
threatened to kill him II he ever returned saying
they intended to serve all the pro'slavery men IN
the nsighborhood Ia the same way. mr. bourne
ia still out of the territory ana though anA'o"'
about his property and deairousio RETURN YET 10
dares not do 50; although a. often - ne apppnes,
the troops and the Governor assure MIN mat al
il quiet, and that he shall nave ample pfo'ec'oo'
but he knows that unless they remain constantly
about his house they cannot keep maraudsrs ana
murderers away. This case 10 specihed NOT lot
it's peculiar enormity or hardsn'ps' Du' pecAuSe
IS fair type of . large class OF sucn ease'' and
because the undersigned have all the details rom
Mr.. Bourne himself, and know tnem 70 % src"y
true, indeed one OF us assisted MS fanny IN 'nen
flight the day after the roDoery.
This plain aud unvarnisneo pi''are .. 'no A"'.
cities committed oy tne aooll''on parry IN n""'a'
ought 70 awaken the attention OF the wnoie oou'n
TO the decisive contest in that ierr'ory Inc
question is Ono which concerns 'he ~noio SUM-
for it ID matter OF sworn sVioone0 'o'"io .no oo
gressionai investigating oo"n'i'i00 '"..' - .Ao
design OF the abolition leaders 70 use Asn'.' '''
the overthrow OF one eou'ne'n ''.' ~'.
other. Judge Matthew WASer' "ysnu''' :"
irrcproaehao's witness A"a h'''' ie"so,o .A.D'
testified before the Comm"'ee' 'aA' oe.oie ''e
abolionisss selected lawrence ~ .ner ecu
TIRE OF operaticns tneir cniet o@n sno HeAno"f
edged leader IN hansas, pove'hor H""n'on'
dott reserve, near the junction of the Kansas and
Missouri rivers; tina, in his negotiations for that
purpose, Robinson finding il necessary to comma
n:cate their plans and objects, divulged to Walker
,whom he then supposed sympathiser) that the
abolitionists were determined on winning Kansas