New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28


The United S'sie- Gov. nent vbre Wa ye.,sd ghe
OILY power that coald hsally protect tsam eou,na
"a receive their rem onstapces aud appeals with lar
mr. u-es and sdroi; eyasio =; sba e aIlisne. With
he .lnve.hodirs interest. in all IL. nlanhiDans ga
too ,hnly y.ed to D. for moment doubted 10 pur.
nance OF ibis policy, the President appOoied & y.
stanton 10 rule over the Territory inan IL league
with the NIssUurians snd bent upon carrying oar tSsir
MAN. a. ope MY il Vas prudent do. som.ao~ nr
II,Le, no oursges upon hansas could fud redress q;
bis hands The seiiers were told 20 vby The ia =.
ard be good children to tner iaiher Prs-dsn psre,
80 ~ ,houli BE- protected. The la<sw rt-
ci.i, cd ih-y "Wby, thee Missouri laws forced
NOV n. al the point Of the oayone-n They were
sisutec The President Commands you 70 ooey the
Isv. and if you rebel agaiDs' e., suioorIty, yOu vii
~ Iscis, ID gully Of trasonr' NesryhDe msny
yued plO TER tined TO gam lcesous .r,1n
- fr.nd. Of FRI, dom; taking OF The Aae OF Toe
IN on the danger o. civil var and The policy OF bsn
i, h, lore the stUrm; fsyOrite pee OF advice in the
rnt n. OF ihus- POLITICIANS who set the siOIu 10 no
20, aid aye guiding il in tie hollow o! tHeir hsnd-
Was ever people So hardly bested' Dishesrtened
bv Al, kuess plubdereJ OF PROVISIONS lying down cry
Ife HI with the prospect OF murder before morning
te3 Of nv the government Of their couatry: Their
Arcien,ious scruples Appealed 10 keeo tue peace
vl,re there ras peace lured into concessions By
e. r,o,p .es aud false Professions threatened vi
,Isi-ors doom ii they dared 10 defer Their homes
AID all this while, the Free States i1Ikiog on
ni,b irov.y Indifference. The Wing said, with bland
.lt mn ortspc.: They better obey the p1wecs tina:
no. I am q friend 20 Law and ORDER The Democrat
rsfused 10 read selautheniicated testimony on the
.iiact and repeated with blind s,i.acy: 81 doni
itsve half The s,Orss; and If agy Of them tne
dsIe ,sy the Tree Soers are full much Ia blame e.
~ ". ,Iv thew need the trumpet Of doom 10 waken
,,em. And the trumpet Of dom they viii haze when
vsl enpg cones too late, Ii their sumber lasts much
lorg ger.
1ba. little city OF cabins nesting among he lonely
ni L.s called snd called IN vain tor redress and pro
,.c,;,n The murders and rubberies still 60 Oo. Inc
Rod Ri ans eblng their forces a. Frank lin
isIow and Of Douglas above. In their DIR aux 81
a,l n. Is they say they vii shoot the men, violate he
nn,sn kilI ibe children and burn the uses, tina,
r. con mission is TO drive al the Yankee tiers out
NJ he I. itnry by any means and az means aud that
no man will dare TO prosecute them, whatever they
may do. The settlers s feel mar ue n1ur Tor sell
a. s'nse bss cone Stacks of snaps rites stand N
the cabins resdy loaded. Forts are erected, and
h,es,tu orks thrown mp Companies OF men sors at
hen BY turns, all day and all night by the hight Of
blazing wood. Volunteers come IN from the nsgh-
boI,rg settlements. Tbe Wyando. tribe OF indians
ar Il cir aid in case nesd for they have beeu asty
trested by the Kansas people. and are nnwlllog "a
have them wiped out. S-ntlnes guard d5ofs 81
Tie tr,es ale Hotel. All night mounted patrols ride
md the sett.ment. The drummer Nat'hes q: ha
mos, reody To beat the alarm; for they have leaned
hat their cowsrdl,, tIeacberons foes asasio IKE,
.er tie midDilh hour. Ever and anon, random shote
come from r,ltfans concealed IN dark corners. Women
l. oh snriously at the doors expecting to the bleed
inc bodies of hust ,nds, or brothers Drought ~
Cav Robinson now general OF the forces s;il pursues
HI. course of moderation and orders the men not 70
fire til the very lest extremity
There was small store OF powder and perc%Aioh-
cars In the yicniIy and various plans were devised 70
brny Il in safely through the scouting partee OF 3
sou,ians II will do it, said Mrs. Bradford. "Ihey
will never suspect that women carry such iuSSage'
Auo,l or woman in the neishbOrhood promptly orered
10 ,cc mpaDy her, and they st'ed m wagon lor tna
pu,po.e. They were accos,ed by MseOuri scouts, b,
VA Il cir place of destination seemed TO imply nothing
more tbhn visiting q fri. nd, they deemed II gallant to
let tie Iad.s pess uLmolest.d. The Kegs OF powder
wee cover.d by their ample skirts, aid brought safely
into Lavren The young men on guard threw up
their cars and cried, "Hurra Worthy Of the women
Of '7b!"
Alice also was brave in her way Ste resigned her
sef patiently the long and frequent absence OF her
beloved husband, and out-c-door work seeooed 700
hard for her to perform An through me au',n, s,o
and the other women of the household had helped 10
gather the crop. tend the cows snd iced the horses
When il came Villains turn u patrol Lawrence, Or
10 work at the trenches though the night, she neVer
asked him 10 stay with her she Only gds' S b,I'
which seemed to soy, " Inns may 90 o1r i~S' 'a'e
we'll"
e,sI Os,s snd she sat al her sewng, longing onShg
10 hear the sound of his voice. The tramp OF horse
wss heard She sprung up and looked irnm the l,ue
~indoE William was not there Kissing n's hanu "
her as he was 10 do She ran out OF the door aod
III
tore, - thought William had come. tie sen woru
he would cone to-day" He answered that l. was
merely one Of the horses y at had got loose But 10
st rnt into the ,usc he locked N his vie and sald
" Poor Alice God grant that u may NOV ~ a. W.
far.
Alas il was Williams horse that had rushed by so
feetly without a rider, and win the saddle tnfbe
T,o soon they learned thai he had been shot IN me
back by patty Of rufisLs ATE he nad 100 mem DC
was unarned and was gong home To see hs family
He SUPPOSED thf.even b. rider Ruiars would not DC 20
cowsrdy as to take bir lie under such cifcuinstnc
Tie day passed without any one being soe 10 m4s
ter sufficient couage 10 tell the mOuruul tdDgs to us
widow She had hong expected it, and 'he met u with
dreadful calmness She uttered no scream and shed
DO I. ar She bet anne p,d marble, and pressed her
ne nd hard upsn Der heart She was stupehed and
stunned by that over"belplng agony. oh ~
OF all the outrages none had produced &c much OK
ci,m.p: as this ]. 70 dssardly TO shoot an un-
aru ed man in the back, without pfoYoca.oni Then
Mr. Bruce wns universally beloved. Ills justice and
mod ration were knowh unto al men, Inc Indians
knew how TO respect these qualities, when they 50
rarely meet in white men. TIE Chiefs Of The Dela-
wares and the ShawDees came TO offer their AID and
Gen. Robinson received them WITH That personal re-
speci hich so peculiarly commends i!sen 70 lndiah
dignity A the news spread through me territory,
small band. of volunteers came ID from ell direooons
There were Ave hundred armed men III -1ssrencf;
Every O., bin was a bsrack. The rre"-nHaye nG p
was croNced with meu earnestly dscussmg VIA
measures should be taken for the puohc 7hie'y Neh'
h biz son. pale and anxious, moved among !nem re-
n, wing his advice to be patient and foreanR. UP
70 this period the cIzeW OF kdnsss had made no y
gre, sops on their nerc.ss foes and had used no NO
teLee in selfdefense. Blu: i; no: easy TO restrain
them now. Human nature had been gosded oeJono
enc VI ance and men were ia the mood to do oI d't.
When be told them Gov shannon vas coming W III
ouire into the stsie Of things some shook tneH nea
d. spoLdipgy while The fiery spirits cursed Coy
SbaIpon, and coptemptuousy asked what g.od c"ulo
be expec.ee from k,m. Out on the prairie ~, uo "
were beng drilled TO the tunes OF 70. Inc wa sIa
dots we've riding iii, singl.-hle sitting bsr nonle
steeds like c.n.aurs. The netttsome Vol Lsas a~
in his element. He lescsn,ed with Guiiring yoluTusy