New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-26
o. may be thankful thst you are in no p.r,oo,l

Whether this Mid logic, or The obsery,t;on that
the two member Of this "yosss' Who had Shsro's
rifles were making indications" was Ia, Der.
sussiye, I know not. bat his sunt's pepper. boz"
was banded over. He was next requested to di..
mount. and the man who had laid bis hand on the
keep the animal until the " end of the war;" At
this the young man was very indignant, and com.
mepced q declaration Of his rights &C., which
was cut short BY the Ce~ser,stise RufRan.
Young man, you may feel grateful that you
have fallen into the hands of those who won't
abuse you. You may thank Providence for getting
Of a. you have.
saddle and bride and told the traveller he might
keen them - Q wemsxto mon Of them. While
this was going CD, Q red.btaI3ed fellow, with
dirty blue flannel shirt, got hold Of him; began by
accusing him Of being an "Abolitionist" and
spy. and finished BY picking bis pocket-realizing
by the operation IS cents all told" cash, specie
funds"
The conservative msn, TO do him justice, de-
roupced bis red-bearded confederate, and declared
that it was wrong" and must not be done. His
protest, however, like President Pierce's rsgrets
Tor K Kansas outrsges, did not amount TO remedy or
restitution.
Ilesrp that the HUMANS are getting INTO some
trouble in Missouri, On account Of some men who
have dared to disapprove Of the proceedings Of the
invading Rufians, being mobbed. I have been
amused BY reAoing the conservative" resolutions
passed at q mt citing held In Clay County, to con-
denim the mobbing Of Mr.. Sessions, who had ig-
pored the Rufisns. Ono Of these conservative
resolutions ran thus:
"1et That the people of Clay County deem it to be
a matter Of vital Importance to Missouri and the
South that Kstsss should be made Slave State, and
that they arc ready and willing to use all legal and
honorable means to secure thot end"
What particular business it is of Clay County,
Missouri, whether Kansas be Free or slave
state. is not very apparent; and what legal and
honorable means" they can employ to "secure
such an end" is equally mysterious. 1t may be
very well for those who have the fgment of q soul
left in Missouri, to object to the suppression Of
Free Speech In their orx community; for this
power. once established, may bolster other things
beside Slavery. But, after oil, the ultra Bor-
der Rufians are right. They knoo that Clay
County" can have no pretensions to making
Kansas Slave State" g. legally and hoaora-
bly:" and they have at least honesty enough to
eschew all huubug of that kind. That such res
olutons should figure in set intended TO vindicate
the freedom of speech, is Q significant Illustration
of Pro Slavery &" conservatism" and Border-Raf
fan triumph
Cousspoudspes Of The n. Y Tribune.
TorExA, Kansas Monday, July u, 1856.
Do YOU know for what Mr.. j. Speer, Editor of The
Kansas Tribune, and dozen or more others-some
of the best men Of Ksnsas-have been compelled 10
Zee from their families and homes and become exiles
in strange land II you do not, the subjoned letter
will initiate you into the secret. How the original
letter was obtained know not but have seen il, and
the following is q verbatim ct hteratim copy:
"LEcoMrroS, April 20, 1885,
Maj j. B. DONALDSON;
"My DEAl sIR Ssm'i NJ Wood b now In Lawrence and
Win YOU 70 and me agaiast hi avyssted Ain
Gov las called upon Col summer for company 70 asst me IN
the eIscution Of lava will have wits gotten oat against
Rebinsos aAd soss fwesfy others. - o>,.,
In haste, yr obs, "SANL ). JoNEs.
Well, the writ against s. N. Wood was sent to "Y'r
obs but when be went to sxrest that gentleman
LRauy, be fund him-n0t at home. He before ar
rest4 d. or attempted to arrest J. N. Wood, without
warrant or any show of authority Whatever, but
"some twenty others not bring sighted enough
10 perceive any difference between private citizen
and bogus secor banded Sheriff acting without the
"psptrr took occasion to give him their views upon
the SUBJECT and be concludec to leave But the same
split had whiskyj that makes packed Grand Jury
find an IL dicsment against hotel and two printing
and try er pare and order the desr action o.
the came for being nuieances, all at one heat maze
preliminary GranolJuty and Court OF .. j. Jones, aud
he d. cioes thst they guilty Of felony 1t was FOX
III. sre~t Of these men that j. B Donaldson assembled
srou1d Lawrence several hundred ruans, and afeer-
ward tuned them loose to plumber aud sack that un
happy town. H.