The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-21

IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.
GOVERNOR GEARY RESIGNED.
IN Authentic Cen0rDatien OF the Outrages
Of the Border Humans IN Kansas.
The TreaChery Of Pierce and his
ton.
C0kSpIRACleS- MUR0eRS-MAH R0BBeRleS,
10, 70, 20.
Prom the $, Louis Democrs,, March NJ

From the 1t Louis Domooras Maro6 NJ
At length We have story Of the wrongs inflicted by
the border rubans In Kansas, which we think may be
credited Lea rs near no moro OF "fres state psrver
appeared In the columns OF the Dewo-at hon tine
10 time has only bees untrue In ss failure 10 fully repro
wnt the atrocities Of The prossvsry outlaws VINO have
Gov Josa W. eesry, a Lecompton on the Sth s,s,
Forwarded his resgnstrs Of the Govs,uohp OF Kansas
woodson Secretary Of the Territory OF this fact and
having surrendered 70 ,hs, Scer the Official control be
s.s, BE srr,vea "a ,s. city o. su1esy sysups so,om
panied By his private Secretary, Dr. Ghou Yesterday
siNrDsou he called this cce. and In the Of
long oocversatou gave oo0p,ete essory OF bic i'd
mipstrs,on In Kapsas and moro thcr confirmed ali the
rcpors which reached the psbc through Dsmscrai
Of the outrage: OF the prorAvery osndn and rebels In
The Governor asies the CAUSE Of bis resignation TO bs
tho failure Of sr President peroe to funl tho pledges
made III tho ,ime Of bis acceptance Of the appointment
the promises Of hr. Pierce he rays were 70 support
BIN eesry) win the United states army the militia and
tho Treasury, neoesssry but instead Of receivng this
AID either n mes on money from The President be has
paid tl2ceo out OF his pookss for the support OF his
as AN oS ,.o rs
cavalry ov which he sppheo under the most urgert cir
cumsssoes and receved the naughty an'.cr from the
not employed 10 protect him. Ia addition the IN.
dtoary Of the Territory ~ veil a. the mil tary Of The
govern mont refused ih support, Judge Leoompe
Inverted him on all occasions and having the means 70
execute his Judicial DEGREES, able 10 override
BIN in svery Important measure
Aean throus bis whole ofcal career he has besn
object Of hatred 70 an organized ana sworn band OF
rsprssors In the Territory He states that nfy men
cath from the day he entered the country
until be len u 70 him provided Official
reer should 6eviate from that which ther had
marked Gus for BIN Bs life thus IN constant ieopsrdy
i've and stubborn and the govern without money
Of kind be vas necessarily conpsIlsd 70 10
osnsed 70 take meet sincerely and feels eoudasn tnai
be received the assstance promised him he oould
bsv ADMINISTERED the Affairs Of the Territory In mar
nt>hlA IN he boucof act NJ bof
In relation 10 the robberies, arsons aud murders
"a the bands Of the pro slavery rvsiAns, which
The bali has not yea been told He says the
murder Of Bunum By Hayes OF the most
me Cover or reschsd the spos few moments amer the
affair occurred. AZ The poor fellow vas lying upon the
cara IN HE seo.'ss. the blood Streaming nom hs
seized The Governors hand, and declared tina, a. he
looked mercy beresfer he Innocent OF ell
Der BE sssed hts as.sssis vhy he sought ns ME, on
desired 10 tass bs psopsriy-ihsi upon his e6ovS do
p,osed The subsistence o. :, .ssd f.,ser and mosser
. cripple, and therefore harmless To this appeal be
vas told that be I'D abo,itouisi and mat tosy
Hayes one Of NE gang ssired him By the collar and
piscipg the pistol seairss his stomach, shot hin.
ne eS'srnos p.a~o ,ss S'm sns s,a ., ma. ne s ss
po-sr 10 bring his murderer 70 Justice. III spent
,sid The Governor, eve hoodred dollars 70 have
,housaud doIlass 10 have done So been
rvD n NJ well known that the Governor had gsycs
rested but scarcely he put In prison when Leoompts
ssued writ Of hsbeas corpus bad him released asd %,
Al liberty upon ball Hayes nov In Missouri, and
IA pay irs the gentleman The Governor further states
that after The release OF Hayes Surveyor General Gal
beun took occasion In public speech upon the matter
10 declare that dacbaree Of hayes perfectly 10
sal ana hat vss ms'ake TO suppose that the terrific
Ts we're enacted for The benent OF any Other per
sens than the pro slavery men.
epestipe Of the insult offered him, whion led 70 th,
d,sth OF sherrsrd the Governor gave detailed account
oftbe transaction and the manner In which his ssssssi
nation had been previously planned His own Brmness
bovever prevented ne execution Sherrsrd the 80
veypoy states with ibrc Others vayiaid BIN In M
rail of the LEGISLATURE He discovered them and knev
thelr pt ypose and when sberrsrd spoke 70 him
he mace no reply, but passed on when sbersard sps
upop his back several times AZ soon ~ these fsc@ De
came known public meeting was held, composed prin
cpsv az pro slavery men, for The purpose Of denounopl
| ths Art n yss n this meeting that Sherrard "a
ssot when the resolutions read sberrard said tbs
anv person who endorsed them was har coward AM
.~undrei Mr. ebepperd then and stated thai n
endo, se be and neither liar scoundre nor coward
sLo5vs "A her drew and commenced shooting
sbsnre,d who received three balls In bis body Mr. y he
srsr, "a pi~ol Al fherrard but falling FIRE he rushe
,r rim ar6 struck with his The. were sepa
~ "a and sherrard drew another pistol and al vance
upS irree WHOM had prevtousv rsued becerse We We
sm.mbev Of the Governors boufehoh Jones percetvin
AZ dsu sew drew pistol self defence numper ~ shot
wee iser arsd =, t6s tine sod shervd hu fA 0>'