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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13
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purA bic Sriidt tet Dores Ylaint. Die WaiAinr
ftcl in elmer GntfcrnwrB ppn 30 6uB in tirfcs
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N9rad.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

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mcnrn Scloatcn bttra8t mad elmer 9Ingate etnra
Qpnrcnrr SournnlS ttr 100000. Dre UNI
ietsn3tg S6Iahtrn wurpcn 8cI6Ia8cn, in wrI4en
glut mic gBliICr iluS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13
Dae Qane, rpo man Fcinc Sibcl brautbt

Der GrilIi@f 9clcr ipirO t4 wunNcyn ,u t5rcn,
bob cS Gin Ioldet 2anp Seben ioa, uno nod
mebr, iprnn CT zen Nhmcn brs QanOcS rrfGbrt. 49,
Sin pcutiGcr GpIpcrteur, Der in ttner titelarmcn
0r9srb orbritct, fro9ts nrultdl cine 6rau, warum
lie feline S&rL Bate. Die gIntwort mar ,.3u
6aEIc Gin 0sutI6tanb) botrn mir cine 9rbnbt,
atcr Scrtauft, mp bier brau6t man ia feline, beun
in Imeritl tann Seper lctcn, mic or nil .'-Sns
bsfirn wurrr bic Jrau bah I'M %srtauf ceS @cs
iprdas anrrcr Menuns unp fauftc am GnOe TO-
oar Elm Nrurs 5cisament uno anrre Bidder.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13
SD. eGcn eurtb Gis in tTems12orF.
QcbcnspcrluIt.

New.g prt. i. Gebruar. Sn letter NaGt
wurce bic Brig yGm. .. SlTorb, Die gelern pom
Nttatapa5 onBetOnmrn mar pr6 Ireitri5 inl
Gan Nocr in Die Iiefs scriTcn. Capt. Smtb,
feline 5rau, 2 Rmpcr unp Der NlnnIAnft rrs
trantrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13
Ibrrmaie Stucr in Srraeuit. D1o
OSIrtbaiib ab1cl,rSnnt

SYraruie, q. 9. 5. 6ttr. 9.ute Nsr.
gen bratnts cas County GuurtbouIc as. Gin
G9ctl Der StIictbct unp ejre rrrrtbvOae Ootu-
mente par0en 3critrt. SuluIt $4,000, nt@t
9eri1ut.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13
Ns6 Qiauer.0cich.

B1Dte 8r1no Sury BON @ac8bsnY Gaunty
tat l27 GIntl1Se Bills sr3cn @aitwirtlr 9cfuns
Rem, baIlir ea6 lie unter Dem nrucn GrieB GtquGre
prrtouftcn. gltunSi8 tfrieItsn ilnS fsitprm un'
f6tbar 8swcreen.
Gie Irstc G'rdno Sury scn 9arcaatr Gaurty,
Bat etmflaS as 2lntLN9c.Bias fir GGnli6e @cr'
tre6en acfmreu. Sstanutt8 wrscrte F4 biz
pcrlebts Surp, etsi6 9is bic Scn Rprt9anrrtcn
Gaumty, antldges 8itls ju fnern.
gBerpm Nieie g9rtte Selr@ft, - taFrn lie biz
Saulc auf Die 2iquGr 2sd9uc ;t Is9n, tnocm
ptsI,lts Ssrlpro6sn, io9tth lei Der 3alan'men'
tunit Der @sIeessbmg jeneS G'scB 3u wiesrraisn
eS aber bisbsr nod piht 5Gtban sat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

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cisco. Sir cine 5abrt pom Gdnpm9splaB In ci'
ne Der nG6fssIc9cnen Strabrn SIS. Oos &uts
IHwsGswerb Iheint rsmuaH ra5 cutrGsIiAhr in
Salifprnen III Iein,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13
Die Stbruns in Difinf,n Cel[tae.

Gorti5le, 5. 6;6r. Die Strung ,wii6rn
Der 61cuttIt mp ben Stlbtntcl III mjeprr aus
9'8liGrn, tnrem lcBtrre ii9 Ssr 6asattit unttr.
plrfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

01TN1s ItrritGrium MmcIcta mus einS jsTIs
lth tttblc Gjr1cno lciu. 9tm 8. 9dnuar itanc
bert blS 6abrcnbstIhr IEvmcmctsr bet Srnnrn'
tuflars ouT q uNur 9IaI g55 n~-H 2sE3U#aF
% ggaQ ma&t,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

DD-2tIs tirjh cine 5rau su burlington, ST.
lnos, an cincm 80 6uB tcfcn Drummer g1aNe,
;trben meUtc, ftcl Te Rcpf Ycraus binutcr.-
Ste I6offte iih auf re 5iBe une wuroe obne per-
lrst Su iein tsrauegc3Ugcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

BSg- SIM StaatS @rfGnsnib Scn 9lDctc : S5e
lanp itarb tiir3li4 Gin Strittna, 3amcns Senry
Zee, Der in isnsm uno maua anpcrem Srrtcr, In
Iauien fiini mo listrn;tg Satre oeiunSsn war
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

!6r. Santt, Sltsr bts 2tbtb. 9obn Saats,
eGcmalacr yft6tcr in btitm Otlritt itarb FiirSEia
in MN1n Gaunt9, in, oent bcben aItr pen SO
Satrcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

p3- Su @bilarsIptia 1T am legtcu Wittma6
bic GarpetsWanufattur res Soiepb @ariipe ME.
rer8ctrannt. SrrIuit $4,000. $50 9crienn
iInp aus gIrtrt scwcrfen. 6ram'93cbnB bnBGuier
ipurcen ;ualeiher 3eit einaeGihcrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

DG- Sci elmer neuIlden gGabl in Stn8Doup'
ton, y. g., battrn iih Die Gotos mo 2lmcrtta
nrr Vfrejnist, unp erwabItsn iCmit au4 ale i9r
StaHt. 8sAmttn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

Ds9~Oer VptO GotO Senator I8iltint, Yrn Ql'
tegDcng GomtY, 1T Der Sltrr Der reugen FeiIsn3'
S.a bic f4 9e8cnwartj9 Dor mierrr @elcs8ebun9
Eeinrrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

o. Gin 1rIN wurbe rrWIiA in BEN StraFrr
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

E8-D Die glcrrj1sdn unp Aaeutam 9tiesettabn
trtrcfcno III sort8c sBrd,c cine &rrIammlung in
YblarelpGid gcbasen wprcrr. Son BEN Ser
S1aelWnSn Na6en mir atrr ned ni6t5 criatrrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

Setn NeniA vrn GiniIat uno Glarnftcr wtrN
pcIcm 2lmtSmdbigcn Yeridts sircrlprebcn
NiemanO, ais uur Gin g QUgeuttett njrO Die
c5 ttun. llnO aus ciciem Sert9te Ncbt brpor,
O1b untcr SjsIcr Die StlatssSAWlO cine unc cine
9Itc Wtairu pcrmebrt. oter untcr pcQof tc
rcits iiber zine Da(te Miilipn Srrminocrt wurre
IS III jcpch b6Al Sweifabaft pt oa5 nShitc
Slbr bic Gcrhn9cIc9cnlCtcn bc0 Staatc5 70
8INili5 fir Die EdrtejdDter tA bCrausitrlIcn MGR
rem, pa mir gc8nwGrts cine Geire3ctun9 pcn rH
nImIidm @artei bAtcn, pcIbe rtc Staatti@NIc
critaffcu bat.-yit. Oem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

OF 20 Stcbr5 mO 23pbnbiuicr itno Ucr tis
nism Ga9sn in Au3uita, 0rorBta, DUr4 5turr
lrliTvt mprosn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

BGg- 9n gan, GN9ptm tCitctt MIR sjrc 3rtma,
rin tcinco mrnatlteS 9Iah, roS JbaItr ra5
Sa4r tri!ct.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

EsS- 90 WaTaAuIttS irl nruI6 ttr Giswrf1n
o'a rtUcm 3Ausraa agi stUen Gabgiujr aN0 sex
5:Gdl inn om @rm,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13
&crid,t tlbcr Ilntcrfi,[cif.

NtGwnutie, 6. 6str. S1nrNm Der Itb!e
StaatSfA1gmciRu ipl $4,000 unterI9Ia9n
Bdten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

SS"}1tr baStn nun betWaS in Gt6l Glmtg
43 Iagc gang sltr SBIittucabn 9cgayt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13
pa-gts.-N2an ftSbt, ca6 User Gin bunb.l

W = = 7-F'TI TVVWNII V'Tb NvIE wv VWIIV-IT
tauICuc Icnnrn Gt! in ri5 YVita5acSHta &grratht
BAUER Lungs per Shg9iljl bt p}@CLP.ia &C.
Iammc,t upp auibspayyt ppgpm IT,.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

|Stiltg.-Tui ger,te, wrItr lei rem
llriau auI fsr glmtuy GtlenNabn ben
decentralization Sii!fc F2inrtcn hNtrn crr GemrI'
~ siaf Maaag YEA $500 s,H3us&s,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13
Nie 5taatn.nci,uiN.

Die trmptratiIbn 9tStter sTnnn Gcuecr.
nrur @oQof pic Gbrc ntht, Bag wttr lcIncr
Tsrpattung bic Stunts .ShWto IN cinem Sabre
uttr S600,000 terat0rIcbt wurre mO manAc
batsn Ioaar Die unpcrIHimtc 6rrAtcit Sj0lcr Dir
Gre poiijr ;u;uIArcitrn. Der lrBts Scridt NeE
SfanssiAngmeterS, pclNcr DER itgscn Geiebgc'
bunJ por9ciCBt purpr, 'etat bic St1at5sSAUlp
wIbrcno rem IcBtrn vicr SaDrcn an, ME folst:
Srfntti4c S4UtO, 1851, S40,li4,236 80
- 1854, Al ,69S. .505 "A
;, 1855, 41,O67 ,09i %
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-13

b8~ Scnotrr DcuBIng ii in S31iAin1tcn ah'
9Cldngt.
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ton, he forsakes the Commission His leave tlhng
at such time is omiDous; il is significant of the
course TO be parsaed, and Of the petition in which
De is placed. Mr.. divers position il delicate
and critical one. He is expected TO make q minor
ity report favorable to his party, and has not the
vesjRe of a reason, an argument or fact TO offer.
Sophistry and imprudent lies, such as Douglas
but on the top of such body of damnng
proof they would only be ridiculous. H.
might take q high and statesmanlike stand be-
fore the country, and magnabimously ask to write
the majority report, deprecate the outrages pro7en
and state his previous ignorance Of them; but here
again the past stands like forbbbing sPectcr.
The testimony will convey the fact Of his Orn par
ticipstion in these tiiairs;-he could not stand
justified before his compeers in Congress as in the
eyes of the world, and the struggles of awakened
conscience and honor would expose him to relent
less and irIemediable political ruin from his con
,tituency.
And Yet believe that Mr.. Oliver uoIi Ike 10
occupy an honorable position. If he be q Border
Ruflsn legislator, believe that he is so by hard
political fate, which is visited on him for an uu-
wise, perhaps an INSCRIPTIONS, political ambition.
Mr. Whitfield has been gone since Thursday last,
end is Writing, and, it is said, c)venantng with the
worthless at Lecompton. The L,comPton Union
violent little Pro Slavery sheet just started, aud
filed with advertisements from Westport and other
border tOwns-was ont in an alarming extra ye'ter
day. which saws that war is declared, and ths.
Messrs Howard aud Sherman have declared it,
and saws they Will be responsible for all that ID TO
follow. II is filed with malicious lies not having
the shadow of foundation, in fact, and pOurs tor
rent of dsrespectful abuse on the heads of these
two gentlemen. The object Of this is too evident.
II is a frcbrand TO excite the reckless spirits
assembling around Lecompton. II is subtle
trick to break down what respect might be ac-
corded to Commission of Congress and to hound
the Border Ruhians on them.
Col Sumner vas in town yesterday evening and
conferred with Mr.. Howard. He will be down 10
morrow. The Committee OF Safety intend to
appeal to him for protection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-26
Corresrondenee OF The Cleveland Herald
LAWRENCE Thursday, May IS, lsS.


There 4. one thing that threatens 20 ruin our
cane Thousands Of SIS good and true men ss the
country can boas, Of alurtd by the glowing descp-
ton OF the country with its bOuudess resources, are
attracted kitber hut most OF them with little or no
Near. beyond sufficient 10 bring them here. they
,bat tbev must paw az least e. So and in most cases
s4a week for their board. Thi, immedis,e swallows
M their little all; and they, in despair, are compelled
10 return whence they came While, upon me other
land the Pro-Savery party are revelng IN ease snd
Injury supported BY Southern capital and guaranteed
against want. 49,,
Thus Won see the disadvantage under which Free
dom lahors when brought IN contrast with slavery.
VIA shall 6s dOne' How shall We avert this lmpeud-
ing ruin Cannot the North do something for ID ,se
sufferers Something must be done and thai shortly
or all il lost Every steamer that returns to 81 LOUIS,
i deen'v freghied with the very men who should be
cizens ol KGusas and would be il anything could be
Jore to relieve them from embarrassment for few
month"; or until the present excitement Sao,dts. Le'
y lie d,stinctiv Ynjerst00d then, mat men! mem
and not onlT men, bit money! are reedcd, and M"
come. or Kansas is lost!
Afer having travelled, more or lees in twenty out OF
the thirty one OF these United States am prepared 10
give il a. ny opinion tbs II IL probably not "a iaed,
and pcsirclv He'd in point OF beauty or weatn
of r, sources by ary of them Bat, alas! beauty and
updeveoped wealth can avail nothing at present to
tie class in whose behalf plead. The only consola'
ton can have now is that the great cause OF Liberty
the cause of God. and after using what means We
can make available We must trust the result with Him.
- far Gs ! am concerned, shan stay while longer
ANYHOW, and, if possible, weather It out.
Tie citizens Of this place are robe set Of fellows
very intelligent and ordinarily very ent uprising; and
# s1y people con stand III der the stunning blows
which are constantly dealt them by the Slave Power
they will do H. But il seems crushing and almost ire
csnped and have been for weeks about four mues
from the city. In hate, '" p
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THREATENING ASPECT OF AFFAIRS.


LAWRENCE, X. T., May H. 1856.
During the whole of yesterday and last night
reports and dispatches from Free-State men who
live at different points in the Territory arrived IN
Lawrence, all giving warning that armed men and
munitions Of war were quietly proceeding from
those points toward Lawrence. Some little allow
ance must be made for the fears and excitement OF
those who had seen these movements, but there
enough OF truth st bottom TO give serious cause
Of alarm. That an armed Territorial Militia,
which has embodied most of Burfords men and
other sOutherners, has been formed, and is nov in
threatening attitude, will not admit Of doubt.
That they mediate the destruction of Lawrence
there Is too much reason TO believe. Ii is stated
that next Friday night is appointed for asecret and
nurderous attack on the place, and Lawrence is t.
be blOtted out in blood and Gre, aud the perpetra-
tors sink off like ghosts in the night. A. evidence
on this point, three distinct messengers have been
sent BY the Free-State men at Lesvenworth, g. ring
warning OF these threats and of preparations for
them. A Pro-Slsyery merchant OF Kansas City,
bu. respectable man, has given war; ling that sush
An attack is medi.ated. Free State Nssouriaa
who lives III Lawrence, ana VINO uaS .Us1 VcVH VI
visit to his friends on the Missouri Borders, was
warned and begged by them not TO return TO Law
renee for twelve days yet; and great many similar
warnings have reached this place fro many quar-
ten. and as there could be no collision between
these sources of testimony, it Is clear that the s.
cret Blue Lodge of Missouri is at work, and iAst
deeds Of daring and interruptions violence are coz
tempated. The arrival OF the large bodies OF
armed Southern emierants, and the results OF the
Committee OF Investigation have doubtless, pre-
cipitated this. Like gambler at bis las throw,
they stand prepared for desperate steps.
Mr.. Oliver has deserted the COm mission, ana de-
serted it in its hour of danger. He was up az
Lecompton on Friday, in conf renee With the Pro
Slavery men there. He left yesterday morning FIR
his home in Missouri. making sundry apologies ADJ
promises Of being at Leayen~orth. Now, when
ms presence might have been interpose1 u prevent
he satrsgss OF desperate looU, many Of them from
o''''sf, who or' sss, ming a tTestts,n. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-26
FROM WASHINGTON
KANSAS.

E'ou, Or Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May u, 1865
The fraamentary intelligence drifting along tse
wires startles all Washington, and shows plsiaV
that the colIapsiDg sdes Of the iron tyranny IN ksa
,ss sYe gradually coming together to crush se,sces
their poLderous walls the PROSTATE men o. u"
Territory. The monster nj Justice o. grinding Ne"
beneath the heel Of The he'll hounds OF slavery
mailed in tie paroply Of the Federal power, 20
ing contaminated How determlDedly the Ad"n
itrsiiOn and its Senatorial advisers sustain ana pun
on the engines Of destruction iswen hno"a ao'"
They are commit ing 10 cod blood the siessoss "
political crimes and enforcing the D's' ''"'o'eA'
Of political persecu,ions They are kHown 70
deliberately preparing bloodshed and DEAN '0r W
People Of Ksnsss. ~.
Two questions arise in view OF the fse's. -
s,s, il. Shall this be done with impunty or ~
The decd be avenged by the only processes saS".
made :, raj ny quail The seconds: Whit sses
The people OF Kansas do against the despotsn w.
rr,poses ard intends 70 subdue and 10 erusb 'Se''
There are now, We imagine, but tso al erAa"s'
jepomiD ioUi submission OK glorious resistance. ~
!. ,asy Tor mtn not in tie conflict to counsel. o"'
Is hD uIerac.Ous if bot an unworthy ta1 "'
a. ssh ,r advise Others 20 do what, If N 'hs'
ole nay doubt ii b. himself would DO AZ M
y.dUsi WHO he 10: been .,eeeted ~ VIC 10y
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the city.
Mr.. Josiah Miller WAS one Of the committee Az
pointed 70 wait on Mr.. Donaldson sDr his r,nv m Il.
note by the people of Lawrence. He wsw N -
compton with bis colleagues and saw the Nanhal
Tie purpor Of the Marhs's answer wa, tbai he al
not believe the promises oftbe people Of LawrSnce.
that be regarded them rebels and traitor. and thai
thew should know bis demands when he came.
When they were ready TO return the Marshal CAV,
them a written pas.
When the committee were q short distance from
Lecompton. they were overtsken by al armed com
psuy Of men who ordered them TO hst
Their leader ttepped up 10 Mr.. Miller and sad: a"
want you TO go back with Us.
Messrs Roberts and Babcock wished 10 return With
him but the company compelled them 10 proceed 10
Lawrerce.
When arrested Nr. Miller showed them the haphsl',
psss The leader said he DIDN'T damn about the
Marshal be must 90 ~ith bin. No wnt OF any kind
wa produced.
Mr.. jenkins merchant Of Lawrence, wss arrested
hy mob at Wee'port Kansas City, on W Wednesday
Mr. jenkins il a FreeState man. hut has never tskeR
or active part the movements Of tie Squater party
No warrant of course, for he arrested m Missouri.
Mr.. Brown, editor Of The Herald Of frod0ss, was
at estpcrt under arrest at the latest dates No
rant of course, for he was arrested in Missouri.
A mob was in pursuit of Mr.. q. y. Lowrey, Gov
ReedcIs private secretary, but he escaped down The
river in Disguise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-26
THE WAR IN KANSAS.
TRIUMPH OF THE BORDER RrFFIAKs'
LAWRENCE IN NO'"
Several Persons Slaughtered
-uyrnouRLooDILY sUBDUED.

,,.. fou, Ksnsss reaches "a irregDlsry, ADJ
tosi de. Of it not only arrested, bat destroyed On
ss .h. Border RufsO' embodied under the oe''
.1l. y.isl ment for the purpose Of Wholesale s,a'
~. ana robbery Ths there are ssPs IL our reports o'
a. ,rou.s Of evsnu and letters reach Us 'os 'e' u'
ON SATURDAY. for Instance We were enaoled 70 puOeh
on the Tito by faithful special cor
,edent IN tie Territory, while others Of the same date aud
fih. 10Th and 18th OILY tesehed "a stevenns give
o., however In the order u their dates snd IN so DONG DO
No. need to commend them 20 the attention OF an ana
sus,ly Indignant yubhs.l
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Correspondence Of The Daily 81. LOWS ln;sise sesr.
Po.ksctiuf Of q litter dated a,

PARKyItE, Mo, Friday, May To- ls3s
Prepare for IN swfulsh Hold ,teady helm, or
the old ship will be wrecked. Armed men are rushing
into she Territory. The destruction Of Lawrence il
meditated. Civil is just upon lie. Couilers, just
from Lavrerce, ray they have fiom 900 TO 500 men.
while they number from 500 70 1000 around the place.
but Increasing fast II thought the destruction OF
the Committee and evidence Is one cause of the out
break, or at the bottom. We pray the Almighty God
10 avert these dreadful evils. The secret border
league are at the head OF this affair ss expected to
rerult in disuI ion. The utas on both sides are dan
orrnus men STRIKE boldly for the Union of this grea.
country. and may God bless you.
IL is said the ladies of Lawrence are arIning The
Platte City cannon ami many men have gons over
none have yet gone over r. m Parkvile. u Is not
advised by the masses; most good cih@s@ are
against IT, -
Brown, Of The Herdli Of Freedom, has been Nrestsd
at Ksrsas; lie feels himself in imminent peril.
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resisted even to tbs waving Of b's hand, the acn o.
Col. Summers troops; and yet thee< troops are not
called MOON but cutfhros: Tsbbers and mufderers are
armed by shannon with United States guus, and their
exp. nses paid with United States money
III. last scheme, coscocsed by the agents OF 'his
Administration for the purpoee Of fastenng slavery
upop Kansas, WILL probably be successful.
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