The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-02

on esnter The suddenly formed across
% Tines Ss re aas Was s We
zsow what's They have got me pr.soa 70
their lie did So and oisnounted and the mule he rode
she peons engaged "a this rescue Three were from IAN aS
had ATTENDED h Yo Of s rsa as
made the grostwork Of what known az the
.sd Buckley were burned but by whom Is e IN ooaD ny
On The the of Jones was at the
village of Franklin near Lawrence The rescue was sdkea
tween two oshsrs in his prosence as to we,hsr Was moe
GOV shasoH Jones wrote despatch ana handed n 70 mes
senger. rs he started Jones said rnat mar Is
ssneS s sss
as sn e. e a ha an hSar
sent 70 the sy S The ss
Hssoar gathered and encOmpsa on The wakeruss They
sssssAs T PARTY ihs - w
broke into ths United saes s1s oy
e charge s they GpS the % ans
cations Of Aey desired, some Of which have never been
Tie chief aoNy Of this military foray was against the
fIawrsace and tha was especially tho case with the
Your in the testimony reason excuse
sps%aoa s y Sd BEEN Of
% Ss SS s es been
sansqn raas out Of murder COMMITTED thirteen saS nsns s
10 town nor citizens extended any protection TO Bran
& Wood ON ws he ys
sescsng party wished TO be arrested for me purpose s,
= sss %ss
ssssa when Jones' to be arrested but no
asempi was made e do 50 csll, ,.,. .o.,u,,u r.
assre q ne citizens Of Lawrence 70 make Kansas free
sse and their repugnance 70 laws imposed upon 'nem oy
YOU Committee do not propose detail the incidents
e De ~ Country ' drse. Conflict between the op
sss sustained By s esrs in properly taken
- e ssa e new settlement Many psr
were anlawy taken and some eases un;
e aaa g.
ana When DT Thsy
1s BAD no S a @
mhsy wsre taken INTO small o9m ssPt as nos
Up on sna 3
ne Obliged 70 81 all night there was no
.hsd them frequently and told one Of them he must either
prisoners desisted G. f. Warren thus describes
They then carried US down therr camp, Kelly the
:. e. ans said e s hy an s
the first tree Cutler was very weak and tina. excited him
ained there with Cutler midnight and then
oss
wsy Lawrence 70 bis claim Both fred at
q this ae sGe % s sys
Among the many acts Of lawess violence which has
he duty of Committee to investigate this invasion OF
4 he mSs s Of oer the he
erumen wa show how grouadess were the Pre;exts which
70 T.
sied by Of i,s members against none Of whom had
Issued % IT asa
with destruction in the name of law and order
*h ossned ioree and Who stage o.
+. n.s hany and among 'Ae
The chief guilt Samuel J. Jones' His cha
Was ssd clark saa sarns s
ssdnT Know which ought have it, If shannon hadn't
ia a ss ssa
scSugn . 20 VI Css - r. ee. so,, h.sore re,c.
s the aSop aa Of s.s White
pro esng quietly noon chas Dunn, with party q
e ss.sa ss Il s rss~ and then a%pa ss
.ssm where The judges Of election sitting and drove
laO, box and followed the judges throwing the DO. behind
LIE .Sy o q As he % he door Dunn him
and In Sag s sssa the outside Of the
and another struck him the face and
s n hssa as n nf liz ss % In
broken Dunn and his party obtaining the ballot box
TO avoid similar outrage the election for state officers
district Vas appointed o be held At Esion and
ise tme postponed anl The 1.h Of January 1855 @ on
way ss aSs guns
1s s to rsFis e ballot s ad 's guilty.
Ssr soen and abusive aosdss, % heinz s sDpqs e
kensive attack armed in the house xhsrs the
ss Stephen seat With IS som and npheW
bis psT S e s ns he
s. demanded .sai b og Srrenasr and gathered
[ de- N The Sss Rs Of aS 10
ny Of ay down % relieve Mr. sparks, and
@ him be ws Mr. E41w n a@pf S sn
while on their way we're tired upon By The ohsr party Ihsy
man by The name az Cook Of pro slavery party
mortal wound and two Of the free State party we're slightly
Mr. brown, with others who had accompanied him
Asd proceeded past the way they stopped and taken
se oy s Fl cap sh shn W. maT fhey WE'RE
Alarmed and taken back 70 Ea.on put
ssn n sSSs NE as rs
come n,ossasea and expressed determnson ssl Brown
$40 Capt Martin DESTROYS 10 and dd al IN his power 70
done with brown and his party In the msantme
ali q Browns party bS himself aided hem In ,ser
saes Gao The crowd repeatedly sd 70 s a S@ s rs sss
gu. out BY Martin and others Mar,,n binding tina. far
scr ssr crowd ss ss sSs
n. 9ay him z se s S Ins -sas &. q a. .ss
ss * bad 1ssa me as a rS s %s g Nc
.as made % arrest punish the murderers Of brown
s.y OF s% Es t On I'M jury
"a, In Leaycnworh county the sheriff summoned
s e 2, We Svs that ms H.
Tes- he gives Why no Indictments we've found is hcy s
I'd q the men and he pro slavery msn SLED
e.ns Grand Jury however found BIN. q Indictment sgan.t
sAys-.i Know our utmost
we sc,ed Judges and Clerks on The I'm January inst ADD
very anxious find them out as We though, them acting
yoNr Committee their examinations, have found that
% homicide, mentioned in the report In the
testimony indictment been found against the guilty
party except the homicide Of Clark by Mccrsa hsCrca be-
ing a free State
Your Committee did not deem II within their power or
Outs testimony which have TRANSFERRED
their appointment, but Of the
tended seriously TO embarrsss hinder and delay their
On sr arrival pss Ter pesps we're s' s
two hostile parties The hostility ~ them continually
during the Territory by the arrival u
armed bodies Of men who from hs equipments came not
follow The peaceful 81 life, but armed aud
ed into companies apparently for warby the unlawful de-
OF and property while passing through the
NUart and by forcblc
nd p~cpery 10 the Territory without legal warrant Your
dknee ihatthey cnmpelledto witness
classes o. outrages While holding their
wespor Mo- at the repudst Of he sitting delegate
hsdies Of armed med confcsscdy Of
@rrh the Territory forays against citizens
% enforcing the
To emigrans were stopped IN The highways and
s~zr~~d without claim 81 legal and IN
properly taken from them In Leavenworth Ufty
ISsr arrested monday in presence
ned wishou, cstn ~ authority,
derived from self constituted torlmfec q Vigilance,
~hrm legislative and executive ocers ame