The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23

ma~, tound Ne WNs geetng lneo trouble. IN 30
Pie o. LAwreoce had NOT done any wrong, but ths
o. e "a Am saasasd" said he, ''thss me people
twelve hundred men, ana DO not NOV what % d
with them they determined to destroy LAwrence
S q :. soon s
gave up Sharpes rifles he would send them back
But We supposed that the con.tution extsnded ovoI
Kansas, and the constitution provides that We keep
srms The Governor finally insisted that they must be
given up, and consented % give them by install
oluced that they you'd wa-so they took them ali
at once When that invasion TO control the cleo
lion there the people Of Kansas applied TO the President
for Protection, did Gov. Reeder also Said he freed
sr There has been outrage upon the people Of Kan.
sar and ask you for protection" The President the
il. am willing to DO everything can Blu, can do
nothing" The people of the Territory finding that they
ssuc act ' provided they had some right to sT
ercise power, some Of them concluded they
would form government OF their They consulted
together and agreed TO call Q convention adopt consti
pton and apply for admission into the Union a State
About this time when the President fonn' that the squat
people going to manage their own affairs n their
own way, then he finds she can do somethiug.n He
says ~ you go on with that constitution and tina. Slate
eoyerpm Mt and organize il, will employ all the army
navy and niiA Of the States sgainst you III put down
this reasonable insurrectonsn he found he could do
TO manage their own aias, but before that he was pow
eress They formed their constitution and applied for
mission the Union But the abohlonsts h.d not
BEEN drivep out Teso aons adopted in Missouri had
been Carried into effect the conspiracy formed had not
been executed and what to be done nows The Pre-
soents Judge held court and instrucs the jury that
there are certain persons In the community who
Lieutenant Governors and Secretaries OF that
that there characters and proposes
10 make out some ndc,ments also that there some
nrisAnces abroad IN the land that must be attended to-
The ury selected La free State county where nine out
OF ten people free State posed OF thirteen
OUT ofx,een PRO slavery men selected 81 the President
ana MARSHAL appointed by the same President and Mar
shal OF which the President and James Buchanan APP
prove. The ind ;tments made against those who
were supposed TO be leading men, although they made
treason with view TO shut them up during the
the remainder; but they had not learned that lime
tina, every man In Kansas . leader They also in
dctsd bcei which WAS well furnished, because was
which nuisarce,. The Indictments are procured;
but how are they going TO get out
be would not ask for the assistance OF army The
Marshal says"f think can get - and he issues his
proclamation, declaring that the Territory state OF
lbs direction and and calls upon all good
citizens TO enforce the laws What the actsg Why
was tbs sue adop.edf The Marshal went down TO Law
renee, and Governor Reeder there before the CON
scat Governor Reeder said be exempt from testify
ing before the Grand Jury he hid priv eye
Marshal did not attempt to arrest him. Imagine
the Governor Of the state Of New York issung .
of State and the Mars ate pt!ng 10 enforce IL
what would you say' Would you not say that the Mar
sha was fool: Yet that Was about oil the authority,
all the preence and after this the Deputy Marshal
was u lawrence every tay arestDg people and sub
poIairg them to appear before the grand jury Mr. Ro
binson here gave account Of The events which srbse
aUeny took place in Kansas the murders aud oursges
committed free State the burning of villages the
that Territory has Witnessed These acs have alrsaSy
been presented TO the public Through the report Of the
ee appointed by Congress. TO investigate the condition
OF things that Territory Mr. Robinson then proceeded
follows We cannot describe the outragas o. Kansas
We cannot spesk OF them with that force which
,suro show you the dead body q Barber, shot By an
uncer Of The United States We cannot show you the
show 81 the Murdered Brown cut up with Aatc, We
aolot show you the OF hung By the way ste
We csInot show you the suffering ths, nowgexis,s.
pg these bati Is for their wives thsr children aad them
sfveR, We cannot show you the restitution Drawer
man ihsn Colonel Walker never lived; and he tod
before left that for several weeks himself and his fa
mly bad but little corn mesl TO live upon, that
icy we're Selges to III q cali, and whsn thas
drcr. de wtnt to Lawrence. fortunately, utter
ce.iiniioe Hs ne.sheors were In the Same dc
oe'ars which relieved his necessities the time retng
VI On saw bon last *: he Told me th.i
d, 60. oud support his wife and children, and
ss' llhs in bis mind whether he would soio The Tree
4 y TO look for assistance He had not two days pro
IN MS house, and be knew nod where 10 get more
Japan shores cont nusd the speaker who has spent he
tie fsrs miserable state He and hts wife both
y sex Tbs VII awe Gu some idea q The condition
n IA N mat Territory AEd yer some say We
.ls co,ps al This ihipg for eject doing Il 10
,leo, Fra mont. Now, tell you / icye Ere
mont better Than any living fr prestent Of the
r.itd states; but well I love him, well Ss know
am, az believe HIM and gallant as be Is would
have the suffering 10 Kansas 70 bee him made Enpe
or e. the world. tAppause.) No. don't insult The
sope Of Kansas By saying bring this Upon you Tor
ne elect Intended 10 have upon the Presidential
'oupsign. no Tais "a brought upon you By i'rcs
;eni OF the Cn,sd states who has endorsed \
tbs treason upon the people OF Kansas aud who not
o3ly hnYye thief bat murderer; and not oriy he Is
as but Jamcs Buchanan hA ing endorsed him, Is
&c ssory sftee the TACT.
Governor PoTsSoS here resumed bis bu, in com
with the expressed desire OF the meeting taai he
sLo,ld tell Eore OF hts sufertngs IN Kansas, he
again came forward. He said he had 20 srfer.aGs
TO srsas about bet he would tall them the OF his
arrest When started down the river TO lexington
waited upon by OF The ctzsns OF that town.
who Invited him 10 remain with them, but he declined
lle ground that his business was OF very pressing
nature They then told him that he Was escaping from
Justice when he tried 10 make them believe that he was
not IN truth there no justice TO be had in kansas
lie was arrested. however but during his whole I'm.
prisonmept he cd well in comparison with the
treatment others received not subject 10 insult and
was allowed 10 muncaie with his friends. In con-
cIsop be said that the people Of the North have this
question OF Kansas free slave State before them,
end de pended upon the election Of John g. Fremont,
which be felt confident among the certa ntes Of the
future.
At tho close q his remarks, Governor Robinson re.
cs!yrd three enthusiastic cheers. After eloquent
address from Mr. Wa. ". Evarts, the meeting I'D.
jourred