New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

gree Of mutual confidence nc '" "s c,'""sn We
,u ngn and AZ the same time iaNoraD'e .p-sincho
bs eI.ss tossessinC in large decree the better irH
VII; marx the Wo-teTn character. ard di-laving few
"f a.. yo,st As We should soon have 20 part he III
opred of nc what part 81 the | mon came rom. l
rrr,Jed in a tore which hoped would not catch the
GA, OF the noisy pairot IN arms that he had mistaken
me a. a native of the Union, and that belonged IN
the old country nv home being London. Indeed"
ssid my friend the Indian trader hr1 guessed
were a Nortbsrn man. Your dress and looks aren
Ike our peoples out West THAT j. probable
REPLIED - Yes that's 20, be proceeded " aud there's
several aboard whO've been talking about YOU, and
they We all set YOU down for NOfthcner." hin.ed
in reply that 1 had desire 10 excite remark on
board, and glanced suegestiyey al neighbor who
was Threatening TO blow the brains out OF the ir-t
Northern man who should open his mouth. My friend
my meaning Immediately and, dropping his voice
10 whisper, sHid:
LoIae az that knows the the people here give
you word Of sptou. which you may ind useful. that
you're sewing TO-; u ,Lce paris Dynt e. .o VI them
know TIA, you're Eurhaau Sho,lt j. olt IL
much your lie Is worth mind that. Thai the we
in us al alongside Of thai cursed Slavery question II
raw You're Knf ,AmGn - all the - =
YIIcc n pus1of aud nrisSices nus b. .boi,cd TIA.
vi tLcs l Say there 80 Won mind and GO forget what
| thanked bin for the advice and told him had
already determined to follow his counsel. As for him
self he said he did not believe the Southern men had
any night 10 do what they had done IN kansas; but,
being thorough Western and known in he Ter
rtOry for he could 90 about and they would not
touch him. especially as he DID not TAX pant with the
Abolition faDatcs. Ii they md touch nm everybody
knew what would IL Dthe consequence. As looked
at bis fine athletic frame and noticed the powerful
muscle OF his the steady gaze OF his eve long
trained 10 guide the bead OF his rifle thought l, too
could pCceve what would be the consequence OF nav
Ing ths Western Tor enemy. But he had given
me wise COUn 81 and kind, and was glad TO think the
son Of the prairie was nay mend.
Bv about 9 O'Clock We reached Leavenworth City.
1t would excite smile if were 10 describe The aspect
of this " city of Lighthouses and wooden shanueS-as
IL WOuld II were narra.c the strange adventures
ncidert 20 Western travel. But that IL bcsde my
purpose The majority OF the passengers VITA myself,
anCcd. A great crowd received Us, al evI'ehty
e8ger with expectation and excitement 10 my aston
;sl,u ent the mon cut after audng ! perceived that
the older gentleman whom had seen Oh the hurricane
deck was prisoner Surrounded by number Of
persons including the United States ofhcers he was
led ,A' toward McCafty's Hotcl-my purposcd place
of stav who's that they've got there " Who's
tbat been cau ut eh were the eager questions put
ON MANY sides. It's Governor Robinson been
brought round from Lawrence by way OF kausas
Ci'y' was the reply OF one ID the crowd. "G0oerHoF
Robinson, G1pe,nor Robinson! Who taught you 10
"call that internal nggT-stealcr Governor, eh1ud
8" Ike TO know !" tie instantaneous riOlDder.
Saw the word again and will blow your brains out
" for an Abolition traitor he IL DociOr Robinson, aud
"notLDg else, that's what he IS and be- shant be- that
Z" long. It's time we It got nd OF these dog-geuned
"hlOlitiOnists. Thus surrounded by the menacts
and mpIocations OF savage mob, the Ex-Governor
was led up the steep road which conducted to the
small wooden house known as Carys Hotel.
followed, anu hrst inquiring for my own accommo-
daiou was met by the answer that If / would come In
aoain at night might take chance OF place on the
floor. lLs was sufficiently unpromsing. 'hen went
to larger house the headquarters Of the ProSlaycry
party but net no better reception. lie vng therefore,
The question OF accommodation. returned TO Nectar
ty's where wa informed could get d mea. The
Ex-Governor Robinson found Ill the front room OF tue
house, he standing up, and was beng put through
n close examination by those in the room. A greater
crow collected outside the open windows and door,
and as mixed among this crowd heard the constantly
repeated EXPRESSIONS 4" Let rs gcthold OF him. ID
I" If We don't sarve him out, inonsrous quick. The
"hanCin' bone villain be may say hls prayers mighty
smaIt now III be dog. gained II We don't strog HIM
up afore the days out. He ought to haye shot through
his head directly -thais how Id sar,e dim.'
Sick OF hearing such EXPRESSIONS filled with the
yil,st oaths Invent into the Office of the hotel aud sat
down on a vacant chan 10 mediate and observe. In
the corner Of the room, IN place OF trunks nhd travelling
bags, were Ihcs and doublo-ba1es, drks and Sticks,
of that weight and calibre which only n Western
American thinks Of carrying. The clerk and The
perton passing in and out had nothing to speak of but
''the fig hing" On the counter were papers, heading
their columns with the wOrds-'War TO the knife.
Everything around was suggestive Of warfare and
bloodshcd. had sat for a few minutes, when there
eLteed man-a Southerner by ms very looks ,1s
Hand me pair out OF them hundred pistols lel.
with YOU Captain, were the words which, wish slow
draw ling ,oite, he addressed to the clerk al the
counter. Then, glancng his cool eye at me and an
other in the room, and feeling probably that we might
de sile an explanation, he slowly adjective
lust had a ttun down here with ID Free
soiler" We stil looked inquringly, and as he adj
iusted bis pistols in his belt he proceeded for our sails
facton-"Td got nothing with me. didn't ought to
hay left these here tools behind this morning, anyhow
l didn't leave him though till | made him give in:
lie came out with his cured Abolltioism. | settled
him. though, mighty quick l Just put my hand be-
hind ne, ike this pretending | had got my pistols
with ne and So with my hand upon them ~ he reck-
oned, lie didn't staud out long. But felt mighty
queer tell you. Still wasn't soin to stand his
sarcy talk. III course 70 jest shut hum up mgnsy
as he walked ou' their valiant wearer continued k'nd
OF soliloquy-" We'll, reckon IN fixed nov Ihey
won't bt saTcy with their talk no" tnat We tuere
here fxins on. / brought him down kinder smart,
reckon. Well / spect they wont be 90 sarey now
III rec jes who neat II meet.
From the CITY of Icayen worth went before noon to
yisit the fort. there met Col sumner, at that time
in command Of the garrison Wi Ii whom had much
lier, sting conversation ON the troubled condition OF
the TeIri,ory and from whom | received during my
slay I'M ga, eLworth much kindness al hospitality
The scenes of The l. hours have descrloea-nem
midnich. of the I'D Of May 10 noon of the 2ih-were
repeated during my few days stay Ia l@avenwonh
without iptermIssion. As the night advanced the
ceaseess whisky .dTinhlng showed Its fruts Pistols
went of sometimes unSuadediy, knots oil people COZ
lccted q each street corner Tie bar rooms III the
hotels which were all political clubs, became crowded
with noisy dobaters planning the great deeds tley
were 10 perform on The morrow. Numberiess gam,
bling houses were the resort OF others cards cIud
bsys been picked up 10 the street by the score and in
a town where the very inst dc maids OF c!vhizasoh
were wanting in The furnishing OF the houses, there was
no a OF such cOsty Ddulsencies a. sah tables,
NLa,h r,inn ded one of Bade n-DudeR or Hamburg.
Livery species of shameless Wckedness and unchecked
out ,cc mat one : gaze Al every turn.
NV ,wn accommodation at night was oi the worst.
was subject Ia frequent interruptions o. armed n
Iuders, whom could not Keep out oi my room; sna
by day | had TO listen Icrpc,ualIy to conversation
which wss painfully rcNoiupg On The day oi my
arIi> al tie s,lurc Of Gov Robinson was, OF course,
the principal topic. Stores were circulated S3oa' MIN