New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

NJ. pt o, deystsn hereto did the each spcn hnss tho
Sd e,e .se the power. sVpersinns 10 the sad
ofca In Sor.di No So Territory Of Kso'.' va sco: j.
A, ,hoDy and oth~u PcsentmeIt, Thorn" j. Ss''' rc's
mar. W!asne. In 4 Lindsey, IL L. fennOcA'
leave (: for some one better veTsed IN law man
m, 81 20 find upon what point they Will proceed unaer
such an indictment 1t WA found against these young
men, who ac,ed az Clerks Of Election for Reeder ast
October. Anthony ia New-Yorker) tell me that he
v,ll-snd that is the intention OF them &'-iay IN
;a IN doomsday before they will pay fine OF ten
cents. and the, will undoubtedly be fined, az anything
can he found before our Territorial Courts except
;n,,ice It has been reported here that It was the
int, uton OF the Judge TO Danish from the county oil
who were engaged in the elections, and have no
aonh. lint whs, his Honor the Judge thinks he hiss
that power.
ST, ce writing the above, messenger has come N
from Soldier Creek, who reports that a Free-State
usnhas been robbed and murdered by another gang
Of Bu,ords bonditii and that the whole section of
conntry there sb.uts il in arms. severe battle
expected to come of there to-day. company of Rue
fans from this place and Leavenworh have gore out
10 reinforce Buford's gang. All we ask for now il
that hissour shall stay at home, and these rufaus
will get so handsomely whipped that they will want
no fighting very soon. The Free State men have
become 40 txsperaed by their repeated murders, rob-
berries, &c. that they to man, will turn out 70 e1pel
these villains from midst teach them that there
is law in KaDsas-s first law of Nature (self-Pro-
tction)-- and that that law will be enforced. c. W.
LEAvKswORTH, Kansas, Aug lG, lcJ5.
To ne Editor Of The N. y. TribunG
SIR: Some time last Spring, the Free State men OF
this city formed themselves into association for
mutual prot ctiOn to themselves and their property,
az neither was from attack from men claiming
to be the q" Law ard Order" party Of this place We
therefore agreed not only to protect ourselves but
also TO relder our friends in the Territory all the
assistance in our power. Ard, TO enable US ID do 30
more "A, ctuay we sent Mr. DAN Iiigly to the Eat
10 collect .ome funds to aid Us in the work. Free
men have suffered everything, death itself not e1'
cepted. Many of them have been driven from their
claims and fom the Territory; Others have been
n bbsd Of all they possessed in The world, and then
tied on 10 log and sent down the flvcr Some have
been brutal maDgled and then left on the highway
10 die without aid or assistance; all bee 'use they
dared to assert Their with TO have th' Territory be-
cone a F. ee State. Las; Tuesday, rome Free- State
ueb had two OF their horses stole by some Geog1ns
Several ", 1T in pursuit, some ten in number. They
cve,took the Georgans with the horscs Ctnere were
fly Of tb.m) and demanded then. Upon this the
r. fans CONNIE ed fir upon the Ffee-S,ata meo,
Dding and killing one; the remainder He'd aud
made tn. ir escape. If ii WIRE not that we b heved
We were in the majority, and That right wJ1ld ut-
metey prevail we sbOuld abandon the Territory AMI
give It up the Slave Power. The question here has
gone beyond Negro Slavery; they wish to enrlave the
freeman Of the North. You're,
wv. NJ, T.P. r., D. l. X Committee