New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

The Report Of the KsIsas COnUitsee, which We
lay before our reaoer- to-day. is ono of the most
remarkable dccun ents ever presented to Congress.
IL is destined 70 produce g profound sensation
throughout the entire country, and, Indeed, ia all
courtrles in which an interest is felt, whether
frirr dly or otherwise, Ia our American experiment
Of self-l 0vernutnt.
Ever, body knows the general course Of events in
Kansas Everybody knows the atrOcious Ou'rages,
of itch in the prof4 ed lanes of Law and ordef,"
that unhappy country has been the scene; but who
stcyer reads this Rep0rt-and we trust that before
the Pres Dental Erection comes round it will be
read BY every voter In the Northern Stases-wll be
ccnstrained " confess, that however diiigenl y he
NAV have studied the newspapers, and however be
NO, have struggled 70 keep up with the course OF
EVENT., be had but q faint and most made uste
IDEA of The atrocities which have been perpetrated
in Kan,ss, with the view of depriving the Free
Sta,e srtl, RS q, any control over the policy and
legislation of the Territory, and Of late to drive
them out " it.
1t has been our business AZ journalists TO make
a study Of the events in Kansas, aud We thought
ourselves familiar with them; aud yet i! has boen
.mo.ions the report # this Committee, containing
bot single word Of declauaiion, seldom diverg-
il 9 into argument, bus made up almost entirely
of simple resume of the multiplicity OF facts
established in evidence before them. Among those
fact, are o conspiracy and organizations, both
secret aid ,pep-cotenporsneOus with the passing
Of The Kansas. NebIassa bil--so establish Slavery
in The Territory by any means and at all hazards.
Ind.. ID il was assumed that Slavery was established
tie Tertiary BY the very passage OF that Dill,
AID that for Northern men to move INFO it for the
purpose If making it Free State Was gross out
ra,e IN the rights OF the Shareholders, and to be
prevented aud punished at their pleasure. II is
shown that every election held In the Territory,
~ Il particularly the election at which ths bogus
Lesi.sture was chosen, was carried BY forces and
,io.rce On the part Of invasive run ans from MIS-
sour, smung whom figured largely, AtchisoD,
"Sh.Iiff" Jones, and Dir. Oliver, the minority
member Of the Comm ttee aud who intends to
scton of this bogus legislature hsd for its sole end
Ind ttjtct the depriviDg the Fr-e-State men
Of oil copirol over the policy OF the Territory,
all officers beirg appointed for some years
n advance aid the meeting Of ns~
T.rrrrol L. gsjsture postponed ill 1857 under
the idea lhs. before tina, riuir Kansas would have
n.ccme Save State II is further shown that
the eu,ire action Of the Territorial officers, both
,bose appointed By the bOl US Legislature aud Those
atuoint, BY President Pierce, h.s been Limited
exclusively to supyrt s,on of Free State opinions,
attempt baviDs b-eD 'dr to prosecute or p"nisn
al, crime except the refusal b, Free State men To
rec. etize the bogus Legislature. aud tho organ
linton, Oh Their part. o. rte Government vito
n ,iew 10 admission mt" rbo Uoion. The Id nnors
Judge LecomPc appears in this Report as Partic''
yniDs 10 meeting called TO approve the iypchins
of nt mb. Of the bar because he had been nctise
IN obtaining new el'cfon IN the district IN which
tLcy bolh aided, I'll Tie ground that the tot had