The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-10-17
The Kansas Troubles.
The following Intelligence has been re

Tia following intelligence has been ~.
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ceiVea 'fon' Na''' '" '' '''-' ZOO 80
Mr.. +. u. Whitman reports 70 Inc Chlca-
20 Tribune, OF September 2s'h' tha' TWO
men, named hyatt and harris, who ioct
the U. stage at Law'encs, were io'cio'y
taken from II, between kansn chy ana
Lawrence, oy u pahd " ,u,a oaIsu
into The pushes ',unueicu o, All 'nsI pos
scssed, and then de'loefalely snos
MIR. u w. brown whose onIe " .n0
Herald 81 Freedom was ues'Ipyeu ~ Ie
border Iuuaos ~ Tue SAGA o' i.~renye "
direction Of 'uusc LsconP'u; oaos \"
Lawrence WIN hcw on'e' "P"p'' WI"
DO relssued 10 Jew Gays: a..
bel A letter tc the o. LOUIS hepuo"eo" ''vm
Gov. Geary, dated lac 2o'h usi, .sys INC
United States troops VIII be sta'ioned Al
points where troubles are annoipaea uuI'
ing the coming elecnon, anu ,na' any ,n'. .,r
ference with the iesiu'na'u e.e's.o " SUI
frage will be- punished WIN 'he UTMOST ss-
verify. -. -,
MIR. Whitfield Il 'ho pfo-''aVe'y can'''
date for Congress ,ro1
The Lawrence correspondent OF lhe ifor'
ellr complains that The Free Stale prison.
or, Of the new Governor are not supplied
with suffciency OF food, and are subject TO
o,her privalions, There IA scarcity Of
food a, Lawrence, and the writer calls loud-
Ily for such demonstration by The people
Of the Flee States as will reopen The nven.
ues Of communication between Kansas and
the Eastern States e.hss written thirty
letters since he reached kansas, 10 not one
OF which has he iecsived any answer. %.
By letter from Gov. Robinson. dated
Sept. 24lh, we learn that ''many persons
arc leaving Kansas FOR want OF the means oil
support, and many more must leave u he!p
ia not received" II 10 further slated, IN
the same letter, that, since May II, but
sl4 900 had arrived 10 relieve the neces,i'
ties of IN, twenty thousand enigranls, who
during the past year have been subjected to
every perceiyab!e persecution. by lire and
sword, and 10 an almost entire loss Of pop
erty, and proslra'ion OF business. Their sup.
plies of grain and -four had given out. and
The very uncomfortable crops they had been
able TO save from the general devastation
would do little TO make good the deficiency.
The sick and eniecbled were, like the more
able.bodied. restricted 10 diet OF hasiy
pudding. Mea, OF any kind was vefy scarce,
and after the robbery OF their herds and
Hocks, the sacrifice Of their cows and work,
ing cattle would hardly keep them alive I'LL
spring 9armente OF all Kinds were great
ly needed, and many of'hs brave heroes Of
the border skirmishes wsre obliged to hsh'
barefoot. n. ~. .i..f. -.i
Capt. Miller and lie gang, who made
treaty with Col. Harvey to leave the terri
tory, is still roaming about, and on Wed
nesiay evening, tho 10Th inst, his party
burnt four Free State men houses on tbs
Stranger Creek. Reports oil depredsiion'
by bands in the south Of The territory. ART
constantly reaching US, and the inhab'lant
there, who have hitherto taken no sctlv'
part, though OF Free Slate sympaihies, arr
compelled 10 leave their homes, and iorly
four persons from tho Noosha took tn.
northern route 70 iowa two Gays Sncs. :
In .aa"y P 'o' o. ,vho., bs,a .oc,;G..;
,n,:' ~, T.. ~. ,nay Ksn.as ''
'nerr al n ~ w. ' n.,;,. $3.50, =, o,,,,.,
ine DvLo n. ny n ns -, Srndrsd 49,, S.s,
say' IN III. MI pa'y 1900 s"m, T.hn, ~ -
W.. v" - ,h., OIL 81, n, Kan.o. The,
.oNs, ~ mv m ,oh,i;c" nho 80 n mst,
w r.o 's.nsss "na ,nS snn ' Two Lnn
%rs', msn fam Western Iowa volunteered
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