New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-23

kgr,hs without any cause Whatever and james Ba-
rbsnan ipdorses it That is the way they are
gong TO make 8 Free State out oil Kansas.
no of the Democratic stump erators say INST they
Pro. avery 1srty, but are IN favor OF Free
Som m KaLsas; out look al the modes ney have
aocp,,d tc cary out Freedom tnere. Inc road 20
L1aycrworth was blocked up, ana a., HelVuanase
vss stopt ed The merchants appointed conh''ee
4. ws mon the Governor to complain OF the ou'faSes
thar had b. en- perpetrated upon them-no" ,heg LOO
be robbed: how one man was shot ana sSa'Pet !"
fore hs hi, blood bac ceased thrVoo'ng IN Us See
bot be "a d. If YOU will recosuize the cha"bSS
Mission laws and Legislature, can open these roaus
IN five hours Nos ii Pennsylvania, N" Orleans,
Baltimore or Boston were TO auenp' 10 cary !Vul
elections in Ne~-lork by force OF am ~yuiu !UIi
ueruiit them &C. do so Cries Of " No, DO J
| will not ask you such question: los a.
would be insult suppose the! atslnP'eu ~
boCksce you here, and seize your merchandise wouI
you permit II J Cries Of No! No! lou "ouu say
that tn. had right to come here and destroy the
AstUr HOuse and throw newspapers win tue eN-
ception # The DGy-BOok and Erpr,ssp into the river
N The Mayor or Preside nj Endorsed such proceedings,
would yuu not that they should be hang rs high -
Bsmanl We are entitled TO protection until proved
guilty. Well the people Of the Territory began 10 get
desperate. They had been contendng with these
Gutrr liza hands and waited something Ike week Tor
their men to return. Thes had no 10 the Gov
euor OF the Territory, tor the messengers sent 10 him
were taken PRISONERS; at length they decide that
they viii lust go ard the Governor themselves in q
body Gen Lane leads bis aga o. tax Go them in
military way. and tie Il st thing the Governor knows
Il to zee them IL body looking Town him. The Gov
ernor DOW think ttme to be more ~pectfu tn they
ke,s hey call al persons from the North. and be
axis Gen. Lane. Whist can l do for YOU :" Gen.
lane saws We want those prisoners and we will
have them lAppiause Col. Cooke has his camp one
and halt miles from the town at this time; and al
,h,uph the mlt are burning houses and committing
other outragts within sight OF the camp, when Col.
Cooke goes 10 the Governor and asks if he will moi put
a stop 10 IT, the Governor replies, When | want YOU
Il will let you snow Accordingly, at this time he
saws he wants him and lets him know was at Col
Ccoke's CAMP al the time, and messengers came IN
1,eet haste tr, III the Governor. Col Cooke goes to
Col Walker and nQuilcs, What are you doing herel
Walker plies I'VE are come up here for the PRISON
ers and we are gong to have them, too CHEERS
So the Governor and Col. Cooke, having conferred,
concluded at they would let the prisoners 90. Here
Is an incident which shows the force of that Govern
nyent We gene rally want tournament that VIII do
What it undertakes to do Well they had Tor several
weeks undertsken arrest Gen. Lane, and here he,
face 10 face with Col Cooke and his United States
trocps in face of the Deputy Marshal, who comes up,
thinking good opportunity to arrest hlm-nere hes
charged with treas ~ right N the Po~e. OF The loops
ard vet this Governor hes not the power TO make
him prisoner or rather the Government has gone into
ccrr,pton deep that il dare not arrest INN Loud
ch,es Why ask, If there be treason 10 these acts
il not Gov Reeder arrsted, who charged in the same
bll1 WHY does Government, that calls lselt Gov
ernuent allow to 60 round the country indicted
for treason and repeating the treason every speech
they make lAppsusel. II this Administration Is 70
be. type Of The next in efficiency it will not
amount to much. Well, the Governor agrees
that he will give up all the prisoners that
he will dsband the militia; and now the
Territory is clear There is hostile force, except
f,w near Ieayenworth, and when a nImOr reaches
them II at Gen Lane coming they rush t. the ferry
beats 10 cross the river so that Lane could at any
moment with fifty men, have driven them from the
Territory Cheersl That the state OF the Terri
torv wien the lew Governor came. Now, since
cve here have heard it said that this Cove nor
has made things Cu'et. Why, they were qniet when
he got there and the Missouri force was begging for
onsrter all rour d. What dOes the new Governor do
10 canes alepg up the Missouri River, and at one
town hundred men join him. having cannon and they
make no secret that they are coming 10 attack Law
rcrce The Governor is knowing to the TACT Tor no
comes in the same boat with them Two or three Gays
sher the Governor gets to Leavenworth, he anu MS
militia come up TO attack Lawrence but they had an
understanding that he would disband them 20 that
thew would not have To fight Before this the Gov
euor had issued his proclamation TO dsband the Free
state Non and they had all about their business
pretty much but ready to be called on again and
ready and willing to meet the militia from Missouri.
TIE Governor meets these latter In consultation, and
tey sgree that they viii let Lawrence stand and that
ley III 90 home but before they 90 home, they go u
stealing horses again; they bum saw mills, and take
two or three hundred head Of cattle right before the
CoverIer eyes. The people Of Lawrence say " Gov
erpor these taking our property-wul you
mot stop it, You have an army night in the town,
and can prevent this" The Governor says :" do
II h,Se known them before nd they are all bonora.
bile men, You ought Ia have driven your cattle
away" "Well," replies man. "ought | to have
driven away my saw mil, which they have burned
n nuobterl The Governor concludes that he will not
tslk With that kind of man. Well, they shoot man
d, wn snd the Governor If just behind, and takes his
dy ing estmOny; yet no man Is arrested Tor the muir
Ger. Here is the Governor, Judge, and the
United States trools within tew miles o!
him, and yet no attempt is made to arrest the murderer
In The an time word il brought Lawrence that men
marching in the direction OF Leayenworth stealing
borses burning and plunderng. ADD the Free State
men csledupo to assistance Ihey hesitate, aud
aIply to the Governor. In the evening" other mes
seieers come along applying for help. The Free State
men are advised by Mr.. Adams to send out force and
! attack this parry. They go out with force OF about
one hundred and stop these depredatons. What does
the Governor do He arrests all the Free State troops
he can fpd takes them into Lecompton and has them
all committed and there they are confined h now tthey
have not been ibeate since lett. What is done
with the man CLARKE, who murdered Bareer-Wiu
Coleman. who murdered DOw-with those who killed
the man on the road To Leavenw0rth-with those who
scalped Hoppe They ali at large No one takes
them up. But those Den who 60 to protect the country
o. ali # arson murder and plumber are arrested and
committed for murder. | learn, since coming here,
that some two or three hundred who going into
KaIsas by the northern route have been arrested by
the Governor. The MlssOurians have shut up the
National highway, and the President of the United
States ssys he cannot keep open. Here Is
a river, belonging to the country, blocked up
nv mproerers and robbers and the President says he
hSs DO power to open IT. Then the people try To get
ia by Iowa, and the Governor has them arrested even
,here tell YOU Trends IL is matter what you
WHEELER Wing, or Dem. crat or Republican, you
con from the North you get into that terrific
~. II is the first question put, " Are you from the
North" And if you are, you are prescribed. That
= tte kind Of government we have got now
in Kansas IL that the kind you want
for four years TO come lCries of "No u
We'd It Is said, why do you not make complaint
aud have those Inen arrested! You have United
states Courts there you cen 20 into them and not