New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12

c:ples % .nte psefy o. he bses the ioder .hn
sun Der, On The contrary, ves soRP ssss.n NJ" WI
70 the Free STATE cause ano 70 ans Hsynev vss
mess 10 subdue yon, sain Dong"
,hos< n b. execute The Unrest L.. -;.ko,. . mn
Tnlsss ,he Free North does Der duty, WITHOUT do
rosnt,s DELAY this threat viii -con De iac,, e.
Ct - re hebef If Northern squatters IN ms S,ar
uss;na ss.ed L. and ndorsed IT, will now chronicle
facis. rn
,Iohle s,aes are told in NJ ssour Of the murder Of
Eve Pro Slavery at Osawatanie. IL Is said that
,ber throa,s were cut and their corpses manged and
cbopped into inches OF cOurse, the Free state party
as a party-every Northern man and every Southern
man with Nmth.r m princlpes-in the Territory, IS &C.
cused by the organs of the rufans with this imaginary
and revolving atroci'y.
II ia stated their houses were entered at midnight,
and the victims Of this Outrage murdered IN their beds
Irtmained a day in Prairie City, in order to find out
the truth of this report sent messenger to O-a-
wattamie 10 investigate the circumstances.
The facts, Of course, refue the Missouri version Of
the affair.
Five mep were killed. There is no doubt Of that
fact
Their names are William Sherman, better known as
Dutch Henry; father and two sODs named Doyle; and
Mr. Wi knaon, a Member Of the House Of Represents
tives Of the Bogus Kansas Legislature.
They were shot by party Of Free-State boys-h
least infer So from the cause Of their summary exc
cuioD.
These men have bullied and threatened the he, OF
tie Northern Squatters in that section ever since the
lnYatlOn OF NONcUUtI Idsts DOyIe nir SouS INV
been particularly active in hsrassing and assautng the
FIee.State men.
On the day Oh which these men were killed, flag
inscribed, Headquarters Of the Pro- Sdrery Army,
was Loisted over Sbermans store. Free State man
went in and inquired the p,ice Of powder. The man
tod him he charged ten cents pound 10 Pro-Slavery
men but as he a ID niger thief he would have
to pay twenty-five cents.
Some angry words passed between the parties.
Wikinfon then seized on the squatter and told him
that az he refused 10 acknowledge the Territorial laws
as valid enactnents they would give him lesson TO
teach him what bis principles would lead to. They
said be ought to have been hanged long ago; and ow
as they had bin in their power, by Cd they would
give him his due.
They kept him confined hour or two. After dusk
they took him out went down with him to the woods,
nut rope around his neck and an end OF 1t over the
limb of a tree, and were prepared to hoist him up.
"FneW
The repoIt of five rifles was heard simultaneously
with this unexpected command. Five corpses-the
bodies Of the Doylss, Sherman and Wilkinson were
stretched on the grass as soon as the smoke
cleared away.
"Fy p cried the same voice who had given the
order TO fire
The man whose life was 70 mysteriously and unex-
pe ctedy saved, as he removed the rope from
bis neck, went into the woods and shouted for mis-
friends
But they had disappeared as suddenly and mysteri-
ously as they came.
This act will be made the excuse for arresng every
man in that section of the State who has made himself
obnoxious, or is ikel, TO be leader in defending the
| lives and property of Northern men.
r14 "FUSION."
The boys of Lawrence have recently packed up, out
Of the and streets, several small boxes Of type,
formerly used 10 setting up the Free State newspaper
and The Herald Of Freedom. Before the editors OF
these journals emgrated from the States one OF them
was National Democrat, the other Pree Soil Wing
| I" fused."
The bows have the types Of both offices, and nodded
them into Sharp's rife balls Whether they will not
be moe dangerous to tyranny in their present form
than they before Lecompte ordered the destruc,
ton of the Officer, is problem which will be solved
ere long.
NOTICE TO LEAVE.
Mr.. Wesfal, a Free-State man, formerly from Mis-
souri, received notice to leave bis house and property
without delay, Wednesday morning last, from a
gang of Pro Slavery men at PALMYRA. They hunted
for him several days and finding that they could not
arrest him. infomnd bis wife and another lady residing
With him that if he did not quit in less than week,
they would burn his house to the ground. 1t will be
remembered that DIR. Wesfall gave dannirg testimony
before the Congressional Investigating Committee.
He and bis friends it appears, must be punished for
their evidence