The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

conjunction With acha dson, 10 supposed the combined
forces mmedia ely proceeded 10 Lawrence. Whether
co,son has fol ed will follow, this movement it Ia
impossible TO say large body OF United States troops
understood 10 be in the neishbohood OF Lecomptou
The following Letter from Major vei,ch Informs Us ,ha,
General Reid proceeded from Ceder Creek direct q
CAMr At sHAwsxE Mission Sept 10. 1856
The army Of law and order IS again on the mar n 70
Lawrence, numbering by the muster rolls or yesterday,
$50 men, and two pieces Of artillery. There Is longer
any difference OF opinion amongst gentlemen about the
propriey OF establishing engrants IRON the south who
have been ofven from the Territory by Lane ani hls
associates We upon the border have Insisted AID urged
men TO settle IN Kansas, with ves oil making slave
safe, and there at least loo men this army who
came here to settle bringing with tnem their plows,
9to 6gbtng their way with the sword, As set
ieTs IN The Territory. We hear contradictory reports
concerning the views OF the new Governor. Geary
is that he is favorable TO our cause and Ia
determined to use all biz indaence for the arrest
OF Lane, while other reports report him secretly
sympalhiZrg with the Tree State party all is
enormns His views, however, whatever they may be,
regardless o. Geary's views, those OF q neral Smith
cfmmaodng the United States forces at Leaven Sorih
No fcsness in camp. Much complaint that lafayette IS
cong lille IN the way Of men. We moe from here
10 morrow, direct for Lawrence.
gentleman from the Territory nforms that
representing himself from Clay county, with command
q ninety free state has been plsgrg and piuader
ing lately all along Stranger Greek. lie represented As
berg merely robber, AMI robs alike from friend and
foe On occasion he entered the town Of Easton aad
st pped or every article OF value Other report, SAP
that these outrages were comrlJteG by Lane himself
We gIained 10 learn that wrlts on tor Lane
and as men, and iha with the forces under Richardson
and Reid they are likely 20 be faithfully executed Il
tsre resss, fight may occur The general mp ession
Is that RICHARDSON and Reid viii inyeet Lawrence 70 day
From the It LOUIS Republican, Sept IS
Our acvcts from Kansas 10 sunday last All was
then quiet but Lane had OF dsbaaied biz forces though
mat iesting some inclination to d. 50. large number Of
men, man! OF Them from Missouri, who have claims in
Tire Territory intend 10 reside there, have bAen
rolled Kansas Militia and vii, Lane gives any tgr
ther trouble be used against him. stu the probabilities
that MS rsgamUins. having grown tired o. the
wee wi desert and leave him Il IL Lanes policy and
tbs, the black republic airs 20 keep up the agitation Ii
sshe; but IL Gov Geary The take hi n to be
ne will make summary work with these insurgents. let
him give gu ct 10 The Territory Il al hazards ealing iato
country. Nothing short Of this exercise Of authority vii
DO any good The Army OF the North is the Terri
tory rehe lion against the government, ami either GOV.
Geary has 10 compel il TO give way and dband, or &C
knowledge his inability carry ont hts Instructions Tbs
matter ought 70 be decided 10 ihw'th hls 1e cara
made very favorable Impression upon toe people the
Territory, and We h,pe he will satisfy every one Of his
ability 10 restore peace and eeare the administrator oi
the iaw'as It exists in that Territory.
!, Is very POI shla that there harsh laws tia
statute book in that Ter orv-taws which from their
very nature have been, cannot be, executed
laws passed without due consideration. ani under provo
cations which might well leai 10 their enactment But
there only way 10 dispose OF these enactme1s.
they UNCONSTITUTIONAL let The courts s. declare AZ
thty will DO Il they are ever brought proper. before
them and they believe; or LEI them renan. they
are, dead letter the statute hook. until such TIRE
The Legislature will in The exercise Of aolnd discretion
repeal nloauy them. BIT TO attempt 10 srch laws
at defiance oy mob awby open resistance % The GOV
einnent-by taking up arms, and killing every ohces
no dares 10 perform his dutys neither tue part good
oiz, rs The way 10 wh'ch reform q the
evils complained of. If Iare and the insurgents un5sr
him. Will give Up their military ofganz,on-1iI settle
themselves down good citizens "a unlikely thiny
will cease tFes resistance to the government establish
ed over TIE Terricry-nolhpg will be easier thar for
them effect repeal Of all cbnoxious UNCONSTITUTIONAL
laws. provided majority OF the people are With them.
10 bring i about h. the or Sharp's rifles, they
Dc PREF ared 10 take the coz sequecces
Gov. Geory's lnteations-Frospees In Kas sas.
From the goonyille Observer, sept. 10
A Is generally known, the force under GeG. Reo bong
Considered by him inefficient ior offensive warfare as
cav ally and for lack OF discipline be dsoaaie1 IT, With
The exception Of about three hundred the most OF
whom leaving promised TO return TO bis camp 10 al
dsiona numbers as infantry By the 18th last -
ascertain ttey have returned IN ia-reaeed nun
bei ana there Is no dogbt but what Gen Reds force
efficient W Members and character Of rnen Than
when II disoanded. lie Is now acting, we under
ssIa IL a. Territorial oicer and such as on his force
w Re ircorI GRATED into the kansas militia and subord!
the control 81 Gov Geary As such there l. not
Gch probability that they VIII coIe IN collision with
lanes forces Gov. Geary VIII United STATES troops
fos making arrests Of Lane and Brown and disperag
med bodies Of men under them, and he Will also use
Uned states troeps II protecting any and 81 comment
ties IN The Territory against armed lav-ion Mssoarians
s rot be peFlnillea 70 invade Lawrence their Own
responsibility Volunteers who into the Territory 10
participate In restoring peace, vii have TO ac o.
Kansas militia, anu under the authority Of 0overag
GeaTy who w Got allow them 10 engage IA ttrie, Que
party nelirg The determination OF the other. he VIII
o. mmci bottles u IN rebelioa AGAINST the laws;
bss lie vii not permit any COLLISION oeween nc pro
ihe Uned States forces 10 render the use Of the
militia Unnecessary.
Pare, were landed al L1ayeaworiA lew Gays since,
sud the Governor T. as sr as We can earn, 80 loeanz
Tie Unitei stats troops - % maintain peace Il
thought that, general AChson rseis ~ tpvasoE OF
awTence. We cannot ssy wEsi he may advise but enc
thing tertari Ms who lave gone 70 Haus,s.
viii not vhcr incorporated mo The Kansas ns.s
rhp0ifUen 10 Governor. they Viii be Neruted