New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
.ORDER REIGNS IN WARSAW"
From The UHios
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

ENfCUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
IycoxProN Karsas Territory Oct. 10. 1856.
SIX, Your letter Of the Odd ultimo in reply to mine
OF tbs OH and your Geographic dispatch of the nth
ptno IN reply TO my letter of the 10th, were both re-
ceived on the evening Of the 9Th instant;
Dispatches forwarded since the dste- OF those
acknow lodged have informed you that peace aud quiet
have been restored to the Territory Not only have
MI large armed bodies of men been dispersed hut the
smalrf bands of marauders been driven of. The
roads are travelled with safey and dwellings are Sc
cure from intrusion. For upward OF two weeks no
outrages have been authenticity reported. MANY no.
toriou- and troublesome agators, claiming TO belong
10 all parties have left the Territory and the beneh-
cent influence OF their absence ia being already very
sensiby felt.
Tic troops sent TO the north have not yet returned.
It il my purpose to leave on the northern frontier
ronside, able force for its protection and the remainder
of the troops will be employed TO guard such other
point may seem to require IT, shall shortly pro-
coed in person with small body of men TO the south
ern portion of Che Territory IN pursuit OF gang OF
thieves who are said to be Plaging thetregion
'e' TepocS ySu w. SEaRY Governor of x,
l''"' '''"' Secretary Of State ws,hipston.
Since Mr.. Geary is disposed to be communicative,
we wish he had told us why he has "sent body
"troops to the north" where, there being no
Border Ruffans, there never has been any disturb
snce or outrage but that acorung in the stoppage
And capture of peaceful immigrants by Federal
troops acting under bis orders. We would like
also to know what progress he has made toward
becinn NJ TO arrest Coleman, the murderer OF Dow,
Clark the murderer OF Barber, and the hundred
other murderers of Free-Stste men-some OF them
holding important Federal ofhces-who are stll AZ
large in the Territory. tie has over hundred
Free-Sate men in prison charged with murder, be-
cause they united TO defend themselves against
the marauding PrO-Slayery banditti who for months
committed every outrage on isolsted Fre~-State
set;ers but not one of those robbers snd ravShers
has Oeen arrested.
Peace and quiet" IN Kansas, under the rule OF
Pieiee and Geary, means the crushing out of every
vestiee Of manifested opposition TO the great Border
Ruffsn fraud of March 30, 1855. whereby bogus
Pro slavery Legislature was chosen for Kansas by
the votes rtvolyers aud oowe-kniyes of FIVE thou
sand MlSsCurisns while scarcely one thousand resi-
dents of all parties were allowed TO vote. Tha.
f-ard bss been the fruitful parent Of thousands of
u,urusfons, Outrsges and crimes, all which are
now upheld and sanctioned by Gesry. Kansas is
TINS Slave Territory unless the People veto the
whole drama of villauy by elec,ug Fremont
Every vote for Buchanan will he in effect vote to
Indoors. All that has been done 10 enssve Kansas,
and wlI oc so interpreted in Missouri and else
where. there ia but one way lett for the rescue OF
Kansa, from imuedis;e and probably Perpetus
easIa,eueut. That way IS through The election o.
Fremont.