Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

.~a:.. Philadelphia North American, Of the 9:h.
We ..ye to-day copious accounts, received
'vla-a. Of the ouua-eS in Kansas. We might
lave quoted particulars to the same effect be-
..g. .sg4 other sources. but rs efforts have
.s4 directed towards di>crcditing certain Nor
-u Journals because of their early iutclli-
,.s from Kansas, we prefer taking from pa
acs nearer the territory. We believe the ST.
lu.> Democrat and the indianapolis Jour
es 10 ne thoroughly reliable. There is 10
ata,,y whatever in getting authentic details
@al tie occurrences in Kansas. Every news
..,s, q, the West iSt.iigd with accounts which
need sitting to enable any man of common
e-E to detect the truth. All the accounts
81. bg telegraph. are copied nearly verbatim
newspapers. The s. Louis Republican
les nothing bu. the statements Of the
a-leT tuiijanS themselves. Yet even from
81, c--aI Of outrage can be extracted the
@.7-.>, possible evidence against the Pre-
@-y party. From that paper We gather
sas details. which we do not care to give
..e aEa ef prejudice and deaUucjalioa worn
Es.,rr.a.r- OF Jhc kind il publishes. Gov
5ayg aaI arrived AT s. Louis, and left in
..A.s.r for Jefferson City, where he would
"a. ne steamer. and proceed al once TO Kan
~ IL IS said to bc very confident Of being
sf. ~ooe alter his arrival there, 10 settle all
n >ls..teS, AMI restore peace. lie has APP
N ez.el Is A, Secretary. Dr. John II. GiAoa.
El.ry o. Philadelphia The Republican
4E, :a-. t'ea~y wi. fnd the Border Ru.j.ans
-'1a>,i 10 ac4uioSce in any arrauSemeu,
"a Ta. ncg.ecl them in their rights and
..a-E. aayirS +, 70 time and the voice Of
,t..-s ,o determine whether Kansas shall
"a. ae- he Slave State" The dreadful
'f7-,S from I.eaycpworth city are fully con-
'2a y ;ae Republican. That paper says
.. - genera, fight there, four men had
s.. .Fg nj each party that one hun
7- "a---S lal gone 10 the town from West
A q. --a 10 eApel the Free Sojlera that
-s --..r we-e warned 70 leave. and
~. .--. l--r houses had been burnt.
~- extract IS worthy ot notice
'> 81. ,ae Pr1-siaycry party are de-
-,s.-r. the Yankee provision W.
Il /, a.uos, impossible FOR any fui'
... q. stores 10 reach Lawrence, IN
-'-- -s" demonstrations on Lanes part
lie is1>.4very leaders 10 concentrate
FaraSrapl oftae same ocroaat says
l..s.@E.ry army was still inferior in
~> 8. --c tEce Sellers, Is also IN G.Sts-
~ -l4,;.eaS. This, taken in connection
-.e.e extract shows that Atea.snu
-- as forces along the whole frontier
@--- -aa Nebraska. in order 70 cl, CE
Iae Republican has ! lc,;c, E.v-
IA ---a. e. The affair al OsSawa-QI.c-
-s,--lS al tie statements 0. 0U,ra-eS-
--s-s i ,he town were bUra., after
Y @ s.u-!ered Of their c0allUS.-
q. esE..e, six horses, TWO wagons
III 1-''r we're S-O.cH from the pl&cc.
-. ~-.->.e specimen Of the toaSted coG-
80 k-.aaUs took place just a.ilr the
be g1o.e from tie pgo-slaycrY ac-
e republican
~. T. NJ. the 29th. the Abolition
-Ss.- uUt two hundred and S.ty
aaaia aloBt three quarters ot 4
4 -a, and attempted TO surprise
M % loaa; thIskins Iha. orr forces
W -1A weakened bY Reds march
-2aie. that hc would rctreat aud
-r-~s Int rot 50 the drum
2 every man IN C,.mn. Was ready
- thai Ne were ready 10 meet
Tue most Of the taea were
->aa- them, hI, Were PTcseltei
Z .. NcIL AlcA.Soa-
Af -~-lE ot ,Al 5J,h = toaUc.l. CON