New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

nils, they stopped N let their hor es eat
Ms'. CINE had laid down and g'oe :, sleep;
AIR Rarkn alsO lying down While in
thu siiuh,oo Nr. Rankin hcGro the appoirh Of ,n-
f'I OF lOr-eun auo aroused bis coma IN, by cry
mg MY Goo, h,I. il the s0uie COMPANY oi te1Jw4
Both w,i' upnrmeo. Mr.. C!lDe sani'sd his compaI
10 s'ar'. Rnnku, hesiia ed but ~ th uh lffer no
i'eRtunc,, RsDkiD got on his horse AID stated. NJ
Cine bUrse ~ssso tn, and bokr down th4 be knsw
be could lot get of. About .rn of The gave ch
10 Air RoI kd, aid followed HIN fr teu miles, nntil
hc struck the bead wners of tbe Osag~ but they did
not succeed 10 catching him. The Ut,ers uy u
Mr. Cine, who war sit'ii = IN the prairie aud s-kci
him whar business be hnd there Wituess told them
be was o fulLbivodcd Yankee, and gen, ~h.re ne
P,as,d ol Ciit-d States s"l hey ark-d LIN What
be gas coirg auo he 'epi,d that he warming in
the sub. They o-kod Cine w1a' uiad the other mao
iub; be replied but hall tie Luu bcT of no. after
hun wound make any one OF th.n inn run THey
aSktdM Mr. ClIs 10 the Other 10 shich Che IT.
phed trat they would fiud out if they caugh hun.
They asked him If lc did bot know the ma sho a.d
ridden of to which he replied that he woull know
hnn if he ever saw him as- In Tn then turned
tbai he was ID Yankee, and that t1ey
could 70, get sny s,hse out Of lin Thy w+nt in
pursuit Of hose who ger following Mr.. Raokin. hr.
{ III, got Oh hi borse bud rode home. Mr R.nkin,
hy tbc time he got 10 III Ossse, WIS out OF sight Of
bis pur-u r, being unctItan wh t'er he Va par
slod be disrouI loo tled up his h,rre 10 thicke',
tbo cImb.d up L tr.e t. watch ipr evenis He ID
been tie but short tive wien he saw hls pIrsues
fIou the ", G where 81. Rankin was DIS ippelr-d.
MIR Ksik kin d,sc-,C,O, INQUIRED bis hO'se Gh rNts
home TIE Pro slavery men havidg hlnted f,r NJ.
Rsikip all day, vert rex cay oe ore ,gd- -tie,
auu go GU q eaIraAt against tOt1 kAbki AMI L in4,
ctsi.rCtltm With tore stealing Tpt warrant VS.
. printed b ak u;the biuk, not al flied 10,
Uid IT, Juslict fol- 20 auach hs name to l..
1,F, : e,,! haid had retainro, aLo had been
Guard DE- the hoI se whore Rankin aod u nc were all
Light aud th. waicbeo them thus xt III ,roing bd
mol " tn gunsLot uni deputy thug cimo
with tn. vne. Aft,r these b.-eg-rs hal got the
wit thy fert up pur.on - convere VITA
tb.n, Und To- asc.It.in whether tley meant
teit. MT Cline in1oined tti- persJu taat they
uld rev,r allow them-elves TO be taken
ty mob. This prrson sald that they had gH
waiisIt bbo would take them b-foie Ju-tic- M-aos,
o. sL} Otbtr squire (botus aid they -pDGd have
isir iiial Or these astursLces Mr. Chae tod
they were wiring to rave legal u Gs-ttlg ,iou Of the
tfsir and The patty came up vhcL they went with
them before Squire Means. They bar pom'sed NJ.
Clite that t-ey thVdlc Rave snch witnesses s-tley
wait, and Squire Mee,s went through tn- f)fm OF
filling out subpenas At the inSanou OF Cline, but t1ry
wei. never served. There wurc wt4es 49, to prove
apytbirg ugainst the prironers. The party at sh 4e
il tai ce they VT taken sgUfe that The you
" hac lorse that did LO. belong ~ hi IL, bIt uOse
OF th 10 would sim it. Mr. Ral kin toll o-iore ,he
JueIIce ho~ the whole thing occui-d, an9 Nj Cnue
cpro,Or5t d tie particular as far a. he kGev; but
the T. Slavery pstv justice aud all affected 10 dis
c. di The statement and of course hey h4 u wis-
resses. NJ. R,ikm sap be wanted 10 know sh)
owned tie bore, bat the kuWej who hti attacked
hin woul5 pot acknowledge anything that Sodlt
ccmmit themselves. As there wa1 thing sgrnst
the young men to cfiGIiLate them, the party
tbst had taken them went out dunGg tue
Ilocress Of the tut and touk vote a To
ether they houlo be taken from the bogus Officers
ard mothcG (or fear they you'd uot oe qua pbedl.
FoIty five voted that they sholld be moob-o ana
tbihy for mo0tIu'e .olcy. Tne pltn -ugErsted
Ms 10 haps them up by he lie '',f !te tlnt, 'ud
uak@ item tell az hey wanted 10 k OF aoJut tr-
In i.rnQ q n Il H.
objectionable FreeS'ste m-n VII ,ln they *apted 70
get Luckily for th. Ireoters the violent sehtimea at
Ultimately suhdUeO all the intnentla aud more
respectable auOnY the PIoSavery Inen were IN favor
Of leaving Them 10 the mercy Of oosus las. Z Nh
nntte of ten of tbere rel.ct-d 70 taxi the
TO Harrison vile, No, where toe Justice ssld thy
must b. t,kep, H. be bad 10 d 'ubi but t1cy we're
guilty. Toe prs0Lers were tak.n 20 HAr'hOnVl'le.
TIeIe The CAPTIONS found sOme 1T lie Diff uty a1Olt
getting them il jail, not but what toe Nj ~ourlsns
willing TO keep hem, bat toe lawyer IN ii arri-
sonyie told the captions tnat the ~hoe thing "a-
70 III, eular that the pr-Orers would be liable 10
he takeI out by ther fnends on writ of
btbeas co,pus. II was th, determined that they
tlopld be tek.n b.ck iuto the 7, rl'o'y again next
tos 10 stay st The hotel provided they pai1 their oSn
til Two Of the n,en who gia'ded them slept IN the
rom iIh them, ano fh. l.aner II the Pro slavery
ps,y sept with the breecbes Of both the pds 'oers
VI der bis head h0AGge-. Next day they were
,tl back 10 be tender merclrs VI I-tlce M'an-.
A tbs sthge Of affnis tie Pio-Sl-v-ry mcn 81. ~
ts,y alarmed s the report that t'ty Ere state men
vel. marching to the il-sr Of tte pri-Oner l. Il
tinpey to aCd that TIE pcope OF Harrison vile were
.,raid that the " Abu onist- would cone ID Sn an
hum then town II they kept the pr roneis. IL was
on colt to get ,pe 10 take charge of the prisoners,
a, IA uott tnio of tue Pro-Slav'r, men bes IAN to
,cn'ftr. The Young men re- tax To the nou'e Ut
FrCt-Statc II su VITO old oy tn" Jd-tir" that ne
vCuio be- hello r.rponslble Tor 'h ir sa'c-k""ping.
W bile there a party cf the wilde 0f the Pro Slavery
u.tr " bo had foIu crly tUktl them came up to the
hcuse where the prisoners were arn-d with mu-kets
a1d hayonets. They demanded that the ybdnS men
he civ, up to them AZ Mr. Chine ani his 'n Iauion
woe not very dtsDOus of failing unto the han If oi
IL, rufisIi-, they sdcceeced IA unlnZ tt-m ana
II 6kDg their escape.
II ia proper TO add that the party which took
these ours men On pretended writ robbed them
st The sane lime OF every tDps they had that taey
could fpd, including shotgun, portfolio, ana
other things
KANSAS SHAWNEE MISSION LEGISLATC Re.
CoriesI ono snee OF The n Y. Tribune
CLYDE, MY, tuesday Arg. u, 1856.
A eiter from, W.stport, h'., t. The 81 Lo4's ne
p.Ibelp ~hich hos been published in IHE IRiBrSEl,
cives an account OF the murder ot Mr Whom, from
North Carolina at Lawrence, h. T., by man named
(hapuar. VITO was q member Of the Shawnee Mis-
siol I.slslaiure Both the Murderer aud his victim
were Pro. Siarry 80 that the Courts IN the Ter
iitory nay possibly punish the cti,ncc Had the de
ccss.d" been Il Fro. State man. however, NJ notice
wo,lo have been tab Of tn, ,rei "a aion AZ we ve
=, eidcd IN Kapsa,, have seen Chspm4n, AID know