The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

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lot OF arms they are not intercepted by the Tarrnre
You here only his clear admission OF the yad1V
Of the Territorial laws that he ares not test them bero
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to defeat them by getting somo free State nca on 1ks
jury" He knows his men, and can appreciate thcu-
they have verified his estimate OF their character by Their
testimony before his committee Though in private saah
are his opinions, 'to the PUBLIC he presents didersa9
front In private he correctly advises his fricads. -
that as now in the hour Of danger they can ny 70 0ap0
tho laws. In public no instgaes his blind tools ints
bc'ion by persuading them that they in tho rghk.
lie admits his connection with the rebels-that he nee
only nstigatcs, but them. But in connection w
his letters must give the testimony Of Laughn arrS
and others. IAugD, who some time since divugod th0
reasonable military organization of the abOonist tos
titled to the facts published by him, and which have boes
published by you He also testified that secret travel
ling committee appointed, whose duty TO g
through the Territory and gather up rumors then TO
aggerate them report them another committee Il
which Parrot member, TO be prepared for pub.io-
on 10 prejudice the prosavery party and deceive abOi
tory and illustrated their operations thus-lf per-
seen going into the Territory from the drco
ton of Missouri, with walking sticks, it reported
that "a number of men came from Missouri armed"
more than two On large number Of men," &c, &C.
Howard and sherman seemed to regard his evidence
of little weight hatterng themselves that they GOULD
dscrcdt him, but to their horror and confusion Parrot
was brought forward and confirmed every word Iaugia
had said, When asked If he had lately prepared any
such articles for publicaon-Iaugln having withdrawn
from their reasonable scheme months agohe admitted
that he had and when pressed to tell what he had done
with the papers admitted that he had placed il in the
hands OF Sherman, his arrival in the Territory, and
gotten up. That sherman still had it. 1t Is under
stood that this notable scheme has been the basis OF the
abolition testimony; they have been instructed to swear
on the principles BY which these veraciou reports wore
Witnesses then introduced Mr.. Wilson, suttier
at Fort Riley, and others, who testified that Roodcr
large shareholder in awnecthe town at which he at
tempted force the Legislature to hold its sessions hak
Reeer urged trustees the town to brihe at LEASE
than the one third Of the members Of
branch by giving thcm stock &C. TO vote against bin
for removing the Legislature from that place saying tha4
they had the right and could only DO defeated
by enabling him. in this way. to veto their bin Wiz
have also proved that sherman had taken them
aside, g. pumped them about their evidence, and
thus tempered with them. Was such coneuct-from tbs
inception of Recder's administration down through the
appointment u this committee, to its Cld-cyer before
exposed in our government
lean well understand how when the testimony OF Parrot
and Wilson bad closed Howard denounced the nyestga
ton q farce and would have adjourned. II is
than farce Not only has this investigation made
nfamou, most of thosncerned in il. but, by c0un-
tcnnncing tho rebellion of Rccdcr, Robinson Il Co.,
Howard and Sherman have done to kindl0
civil and bring about the determination of tho abok
onists than all else that has happened Every abolition
ist that has been arrested has justified himself by say
ing that the committee and Congress would protect he1.
The telegraph will have given you the tale this reach