New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
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Gov SHsu'on WA intending To e,v. for TN. cry in
me ROAR Sar, was believed from fear Of s..asns
t"n, a. he is severely denounced BY both part but
IN view ofthe Movement OF fresh troop. from M~our
s'o he Territory was induced TO proceed to
ron LehvenwOrtb, Where be would be safe.
Gov. Robinson. D.itzler Brown and Smith are
suongiy guarded at LAcompton by the United States
troops, ard If any serious demons ration d made, will
be removed TO Fort Lsvenworh.
Corre,renaspe. Of The n.ouri Denoer,.
LAwRESoE Kansas, June o is5S
In my last letter from Leavenworth stated THAI
wss reported about town that Robinson h,f been
hanged by mob 10 Lecouptou. The report wa not
true, Robinson, Messrs. / rown Smith Deiizler and
jenkins still confined at Leconp.On in csuvas
tent, guarded by CIiied States dragons. DGIiDg
then imprisonment several ladies of this city have
tied tbem-gentemen not allowed thst privilege
Wilson Shannon gave the ladies passe. which admitted
them into the prison-house. Within few days be has
become more strict, and refused To give some sdc-
permission to visit the prisoners He Is a tool Of
Lecomp'e, Donaldson and Jones, and used by them
for Their foul purpose II Is the determination OF tbs
THO to render the situation of Gov Robinson and hi-
flow-" traitor as unpleasant as possible.
Thy "IRAITORs" RECEIVE VISITORS.
A few dsys ago the rnothe- and sister Of Mr. Brown
vsted the camp where the prisoners were confined,
and asked permission Of the officer in command 10
visit Mr.. Brown, which refused. Notice Of their
presence was sent to Mr.. Brown, and be penned the
UsDER guard NEAR Lycoxp1oy.l
MAY % 1851. !
Gov. SHANNON: Ny mother aid my sister are mere i.,rou.
seeing hops you will do the favor to them
Pas. to enter the camp a'.' not zen s nie ss
AID bear from own lips that 10 harm wi 70
The note was handed to the sister by Of the SOLDIER
ana she started Immediately in search of Mr.. shannon
and after considerable trouble and long ride, she
found bin rome dstance from town, a spree. She
stated the object Of her visit and handed him the nos
After delay in asking foolish queetions the ioy-
error gave the following pass:
GOV. sHANSOS's PASS
, f pfssss You will let M w Hs sassSo SP
YOUR CORRESPONDENT PLIsDEsED.
IT. the destruction Of tie hotel and Governor Robin.
sons residence / lost some propery-tw0 cases of
ms'hensticsl instruments were captured by South
Carolinian, and afterwards shown in Leavcnworts.
Colonel Jackson of Alabama saw in Lsavenwsrth;
he had captured miniature OF Governor Robinson,
and he told me be brought it to Leavenworh 70 have
it copied, and intended to return the original to the
Governor.
NY cabin was broken into and completely sacked.
What they did not want scattered about tae prai
RE. Letters books, & :, were taken of; complete
set of lectures and sermons, Emersons Essays,
Writings and Speeches, and many import ant docu-
ments were taken away by the chivalry:
What they wanted with such works cannot inns
amount to about s40O Other settlers have lost great
DE- more. Mr.. johnson $1,000, Mr.. Wilder $500,
Colonel Toplf 81 200, Governor Robinson = 900,
Eldridge Co. $4,000 EmiHant Aid Go. $40 900, &c.
osAwATTAMIE SACKED.
News has lust been received that Gen Whitfield,
with 200 Mssourians, made attack upon Oss Fatta
ME, sacked twenty -four houses and burned one The
women were deprived of their property, rings taken
from their iingers, &c.
COL Sumner was IN town yesterday, and said he had
di,banded Whitfelds crowd. They had started to go
back to Missouri, and had promised not TO modest the
settlers. Instead of going 10 WespOrt, they went to
Osawatt mic and sacked the town. Col Sumner said
that Whitfield promised, a gentleman, AMI a
Member of Congress, that he would dsband his men
and send them home The Colonel took his word and
believed il. The Colonel also said that they had
right to assemble together for they did it as the militia
OF the Territory organized according TO the Territorial
laws; and if met together with arms in their
hands they were an illegal body, mob, for We were
not recognized by the law as military force, and con
frequently every thing we did was al outrage. He
SAID that we had right TO defend our property and
call in our neigbbors to assist but just so som our
people met the high way with arms in their hands,
they were mob; we have no right 10 assemble for
the protection of each other.
THE PEOPLE MUST re sUBDUED.
He aso informed us that the President had declared
the Territorial laws legal aud must BE- enforced, WHICH
WOULD CERTAINTY BE DONE. The dragons had or
des TO inorce them and he shou obey oil orders re
ceived from Washington.
ANOTHER PRINTING PRESS DESTROYED.
printing Ifess was destroyed by the mob at Osa
wattamie. paper was about to be published there.
The press had iust been brought in.
SHANNON LEAVES THE STATE.
AT 4 O'Clock this morning shannon left LecomPton
for ansas City route for ST. Lol is Marshal Do
MADISON left few days since. is supposed thesetwo
worthless their way to ashingon 10 hoid con
ference with Pierce jeff Davis ~ Co, and concoct
plan for the more eecusl su6ugation OF the people,
the tot destruction of every vestge OF CONSTITUTIONS
hbery in Kansas and the peryerslon OF tue tes hony
collected by the Congress Investigating COMMITTEE
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