Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24
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LEcoNrros, KANSAS TKREuoEY, Nav II, 1855
"ksrtrNEs According to promise. take this oppor
tnn'ty OF giving impartial aud accurate account J
th"gs' a. witnessed 10y ave aud w-abiiing
Nirsnan In the h-t place the appearance of IN. conn.,
tr' AL the habits Of the people acted my
Having been accustomed to dense VI pine a. far
III" eye could reach, surrounding INV native city one,
cehng- o" hchuIjng the pr,e- cannot be an.I,..-,,
least u'ine eoli not They extend before and around xo
uh' ui are last an ti i-tanc- and ssern only waiting
"r To" sturdy ye"nan ~ith hi- pillow woke Of oxen To
make te'" ~h ih" products "f b- labor. while her.
and there, emIo-omr IL . small grove ,i walnut. ar cat.
to-~ood, you will vspy the h"e but bo-pita hut of
an .ni- p,ng pioneer who cuitirat,s a lev aerr- E,
his immediate wants. and passes the rest of the ,.ar in
talking politics aud hunting. the issue being .btb.r
hasa- shall be- free slave STATE all other ouo-,ior.
being Obsolete, and the partie. de-iynat.
Border RnihaHs (slave STATED and Blue Belize. fAboI
tionist-)
Last Monday, the 5th inst Judge Lecompt convened
tue Ore UT Cou ior the ls District Ut the Territory
~ h'' ehage TO the GRAND Jury he en,plac-liy told
'eth ust TIE rebeilous ard spirit now nr.,
aen ~ this Territory be put down and rier, ,o
The ioui attempt to a-sssinaie public officer while in the
discharge of his official duties lie also called I'm. .,
ton OF te Jury the fact that ther. ~., -p in ill.,
Territory protesting to be Governor. and Senator. ~,
oher ohc-r- elected by tue people Of Kansas and e-t
lising al independents government ia opp%on q, th,
present existing one aud he told them it Was their
duty A. la~sbding ciizeu-. made imper.v. by their
osth-, To arralgn these before the rec,suiz ,,;,
rAis o the county and make them suffer Just PENAL
ties ot the Law. 49, p
On Tuesday the Court issued subpoena for Ex Cover
nor keede To appear before the Grand jury and the L
= Deputy Marshal post haxte TO Tecur-.b b.r
fseeder vas IN attendance Oh the Congress iona Com
iitt-e, and he refused come. Judge Iecomnt- thu.
issued an attachment Tor his arrest aud the officer pro
ce-ded to Lawrence, where the Committee had
a. aud found Mr.. Rreier m the Committee room and ,n
formed him OF the attachment he had against him wbrs
upon RredeT told the Marshal he attempted TO sry th
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at some length to the crowd which had collected srnn
aud about the rOOn, and a. hs had delivered him
-' OF i- portion OF blood aud thunder defamation n.
~a' followed by Sherman in very passionate an iuaan
natory speech, sustaining R-edr in tn. position he bd
taken, aud saying that "ELe Territorial G,rtn I.d
The night to arrest Mr. Reerr, and hin, A.
the letIitoal delegate Tor Kansas told the Marsha.
that they (tie COumtec had power Ia arrest every u.u
brr OF the Grand Jury and officer Of the Cont and ~
them prisoners TO Washington. A. soon as Ire Sheru,u,
hah concluded Toward, the other abolition n,,nI..r
spread himself and beyond Sherman in hi.
iilmmAtoy remarks During the delivery of their r..
marks theN we're crered and much enthusiasm was maui
Tested 10y the crowd. Mr. Oliver several times renn.,
them not to say do anything in the matter As II VA,
none oi their business Mr.. Reeter not being rcognil
~ member o Congress and only alloxed ire, pr
s"scS through courtesy, and rot by right: wher.uuu
MT Ieedcr very Indignantly tnlJ Mr. Oliver that mo ma,
''s''' la",er would have given such opinion.
~ TIE matter with the committee a present
lhi- morning the Deputy Marshal summoned nos-a of
seventy hive men, and marched again To I.wr.nr IT,
are all armed n the true Kansas style-revovers bowie
An'ie anu rne-and expect that they will have skin.
in u 50, and they strong enough TO arrest tie
outlaws the uovernor will be Obliged call out tb. mill
Ia, and then 1t will end in free fight The e1citenen,
very great bushes. being partially suspended account
oil IT, and nothing is heard but the popping of guns and
psto- aud men 20 fully armed not knowing nj ~bat n
ient they may be attacked was report. that troon
ol Lawrence cavalry within six miles of tbi. nl.c
yesterday drilling Until this difficulty Is settled no man
would like TO bring h, family here and of course n ~
/ tar'i- the o~th Oi the Territory
On the subject of uages have not much tn saw II
good carpenters and "heelwrights would come out h,y
can get a much employment they wish At good w,g:
ana board at four and five dollars a week Also stone
masons aud iarm-hands bat there are enough of the
uo"es out here nov, for the good OF tho Territory
nave seen some thirty forty printers ouneinp about
OUT mere Wiling to do any thing; and hope that thing.
S wi, cam down soon aud all will be supplied with work
IL not the hotel keepers bound To suffer
Being IN rough corntry, write this in rough .yle
on aP'ec" OF plank,-my ink bottle being between INV
ieet to keep persons from ling on il and paper
too expensive all article to copy a letter on
IOufS, &c. Ito
I = Ihere Is party Of some ninety South Carolinian,
just come IN town, Satipg for orders TO 90 TO Law
renee Also loo OF Buiords men. Gay times expected