New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
KANSAS.
FLIGHT OF LANE-DIsBANDIN OF RElnS ~
ARMY-GOV. GEARY'S ACTlNITf-LA"
Am ORDER PREVAILS.

ard vent INTO camp. The next day Gov. Geary came
down snd council was held with all the ofhcers OF
Reid should comply with bis proclamation, which Is
herewith sent n cLu
lex whom the Aboitionss robbed OF all his goods ana
s5 CCO in money and who is himself lying u the
point of death from sickness brought on by their OUT
raceous treatment of him. GovGoary rose and spoke
He aGdres sed the council IN mild anu genlleusnly
manner and told them what he wished. tie wanted
them 10 dsbsnd and 20 home and should he need ther
services and find the force AZ his command inadequa'e
no rouid call them out AZ Gen Smith would enroll
them. that be determined t0 enforce the laws 10
put down the villain and crush out Lane army oi
maranders, rs be properly styled mem. II Wa ns ue
sire as HI, determination. 20 establish peace ana secure
every man in his rights and property Tie urged thoee
preset nt by all that dear 10 them and sacred 70
pauiot sm 10 comply, remarking that, " though ned
in board house, the pr'sent was the most important
council since the days OF the Revolution as MS issues
involved dissolution of the Union 1t prod iced.
Gen AichisoD made a characteristic speech. tie re-
viewed the ravages Of Lanes men, the outrageous
conduct of the AboliuOnlss, in driving away ITO
Slavery men from the Territory and concluded by
saving that il was painful duty, but yet duty he
could not eysde 10 comply with the request OF the
Governor. lie said he was not prepared though ne
differed with the Governor Ia resist ms auuority-
that ~ me had not come ve,he hoped Il would not
cone" but he Gov. Geary would have to be sue
Cessiui beyond all expectation, II he dd MOI ulu ni
seIi greatly deceived, and that different pocy would
Atchison and await patiently result which ne feared
the Governor would never witn'ss-that oi bringing
Lane and conp pany into subecton to The law, without
whipping them -. NJ,
SQUIRT WAS useless and Le did not wish 10 deny that
to aid those who were bone of his bone, and hesh OF
bis fl, sh in conquering peace that wouI secure o
.rty and prt speriiy 10 Them lie came ahd nuhu ta
here was an Executive in the Territory Wiling anu
allie to afford his friends ample protection IN bon and
ever il be- could not afford them protection 1t was not
for him Ia rCsjst the laws, and make hiulSeii uat"r'
be would not do IT, He wanted 10 see the Ao0htlonls's
IN, down and believed as be hoped, that Gov. Geary
would do IT, To resist him would be placing the fro-
slavery party in the very position whlchthey denounoe
the Aboionist. for occG!ng. w. 60, cr,r,
Cant. Sielby and Others spoke. Coz. Titus referred
,eimpy to hs treatment at the hands of Lane Ihey
wounded him, robbed him, burned hls house down,
even took and kept The oll olnitd portrait oi hs we
mother who Is dead Col. L. IL from FLORIDA and
cane ou. early last Spring bringing his family In
her tar-O home Mrs l. valued ~ very precious 'ne
portrait Of her dead mother. Was rot cruel to TAKE
nom her the last emblem OF maternal love Gcn.
Clark said be thought the time had come for Us TO take
the M ans of protection in own bands and fight It
out, bu he had confidence III Gov Geary, anu would
Weld gracefully to bus policy.
II agre ed thar the Governor should retife ana
await IL. d. csiOn of the Council. Conlmttee WAS
app inted 10 inform Gov Geary of the decision, me
noriaizing him in relation to some of our peculiar
roubles and 81, forth the facts Of The case to the
world lhGy VIII De DQDl -nti oIuclhtly Soon.
bsus III. Committee will send them to The Republican.
In the aferno-r about O'Clock the force retired to
camp Oh the WHkaJu.a. After supper the forces were
sun n oned in front OF the General quarters where
s.yerb spec, hes made 10 the crow" Inc speakers
uere Gen Clark Of Missouri Col. Titus Col j. &.
Andersen Mr.. Reynolds, formerly OF Ihe FRANKFORT
XVI Woman Mir Clayton Of Alabama, and your corree
| pond,ui. Gov. Geary had authorized Coz. Iltus TO
ralse three COM aues o voiui ter', 10 pt
into service consisting of eighty men etoh tvo com
panits Ia be mounted About one hundred enrolled.
The battalion will be completed IN few days.
At Il O'Clock we aroused, and took up the hue
| of march at | on Tuesday morning making Cedar
Greek 10 breakfast, and this place by o'clock. The
amy marched from near this place on account OF tho
convenience of getting provisions here Inc Lcavcn-
| worth, KickupOO Atchison and Donlphan comPanies
rendezvous also at the camp Westpor Thus ends
the last expedition Lane had left Lawrence unprotec-
ted; be fed from his fortifcatOns there anc on the
Nskarusa Our forces could have destroyed Lawrence
they could have successfully for the time rei sted the
| Go;euor. but they did not and whatever may be
said of the result ii cannot BE- denied that 1t vmdcated
| our professions OF law and order.
WEsrPORr, Sept. IS, 1856.
forgot TO mention in my letter of yesterday, that
Gov Geary had apturcd, with company OF dragoons
90 Of the Lane party under arms and holds them for
| trial. He is carrying the war into Africa. Gov.
Reedy and Gerriit Smith had much better use their
money for Fremont his ease il nov hopeless and il
| will lie throwing money away If 1t Is sent 10 Lane.
Gen. Lane is at this time plunderng the people his
route back toward Nebraska. When last heard from,
he was ravaging the Grasshopper Creek country The
Gov ernor has sen the troops after him and they will
| bring him back, ii u 10 be hoped
| OF course there are hundreds Of people who have
| been run of iron their claims who cannot return 10
them yet Peace must be firmly established before it
will be safe for them 10 do The next thing ia To
prepare for the election which takes place the first
| Monday in October two weeks from this time-shof
! notice. Many Of the counties have made no nomna-
titns yet. Some oi them perhaps viii not be repre-
soDfed al ALL The Governor will ssue his PrOclaula-
| in xfeWd day- the ~ ke
active steps 20 organize thoroughly The Abolii Oniss
II true to Their Professions will not vote at all They
sticking to the " State of Kansas yet. The State
| of Kdnsas will give her electoral vote 10 Fremont
VIII not that raise the waning stock Of Black Republ-
| caIism
WEsTPoRT Sept 10, 1856
Gov. Geary has gone at the head OF several cOmpa-
nss of Dragons in search of Lane He il determined
20 arrest Lam if be is in the Territory That is doing
| the thing we'll A fault OF Gov shannon was lndo.
lcDCc. He would not see an order or wish executed
Gov. Gerry goes and the writ Lane executed
person. Ims augurs OF succeSs. The AboonLsts,
~ have just learned have sent of Mr.. s. l.. Kin
reys wsc, rs hey took from his Santa Fe LaIu to
Iowa loaded with stolen goods. What il 10 be- said
Of such party II robs the Highways, and its mem
| bers who commit the robo-res run of to Iowa t.
| escape.
| But this il not the only case of robbery. One
miiied few days since, revolving the extreme.
Mr.. George CreaihOuse and friend were in advance
OF Gen. Reid army, near Franklin two men rode up
TO tim, Ire'eudeG TO be Pro Slavery, GAd Invited
tItn 10 go up IN 'p"h lhey sDhf"u on 1se'het, dud
lLty about entering the place, Greatho1se
shot through the head by Of the asassins and both
comms need ming the other, but fortunately missed
him. They then got down from their horses aud these
representatives, OF the poor pes.ecuted Free-Stnte
patty, delibt raiey robbed the body Of s!,0l0 the
exact il possession Of Greenhouse He had
counted hls money IN tie morning with view of
giving il 10 hs captain !or safe keeping. have seen
sEd c,nversed with uoee who ssw the money counted
sLd AFRO the regamufins take of toe poor tei.
or IanalocIs boots and socks II shir' " IA satn-
rated with BIZ Cd and they lett tina, the body. We
.Llr- Of faLnel instead Of coats on tht-e cam
Esiens. Ths act Of baIbarty was committed within
lie sight VI The advance guards mile oIi who saw It