Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-09

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portion Of hIs speech. bat il was
| ioreibIe statement of the arguments
which most persous have nlrestv seeu
on this point.
He then mentioned sons Of tbs
srueltIes praeliesd upon The free a,a,s
men bv Tic Dorder RufIlans TarrIny
and catherine men and sn~clsils
a,sseheys h, sa,d ss.r,sa !. M ec''.'
mon Amusement lie saw tts presoh.
=, vho hsd been ,aryed and fssthe,ed
and sent down the Missouri river. or
All dIsoustlnp exhibitions. a man with
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worst. He had seen /, once. and new.
ar wsnlsd 10 ses Il agnIn A man
was dsfcrmed out ofaIl human shane.
To SEQ a human being roll. d inso a
mass devoid even of The appearance
Of humanity, was terrible. hut 20
that odIous, disgusting torture, prea-
cher of the gospel was subjected DO.
cause he said that he was Cor making
Kansas free State. After this ''coas"
had been spread over him, he was
placed upon a raft Of two logs. held
together BY clap. boards, and with q
piece Of bacon and corn bread. was
started down the Missouri--,he most
rapid and dangerous atream Ia The
world. Such was the treatment Of
free State preachers. Collins was
murdered. Collins had acted with
him on the committee on Platforms at
the Convention In Kansas. He was a
gallant and noble man. He had been
murdered. II was said that Lsughlin
had shot him IN street eight. but that
was false. He was killed by shot
gun, and by another person. Dow
had been murdered. Coleman killed
him while he was on the road home
from blacksmith shop. Here Col.
Lane narrated the .storybf Dow's death
as it was related by our correspondence
at the time.
Barber had been killed cruelty. and
in cold blood. He was an excellent,
inoffensive man; another had been kill
cd, murdered BY Clark, the Indian
agent. during the troubles at Law
renee, and Clark had gone 10 the
Missonrians' camp and boosted that
he "saw the dust fly out Of the abo-
litionisfs clothes when the ball hit
them" 'e ~, -
Brown had been most foully MUIR
dered. He died like : brave man,
who could whip the rufisns, and had
done It, two TO one: He was going
home with others, in a wagon, one
day. not long ago. when be was met
oy some eighteen M'ssour'ans; they
stopped the way: he told them 10
let him pass. and as they did not feel
too =, ore 3hev lat hin, ras. Tster
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