The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-28

lt"r the Davenport Gazette
Lawrence, n. T., Z
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IAwRINtE, N. T.,
August Is, 1855.
Ma Ebitoas Arrived here Last exc
mig, after ride VI seven hours through a
delightful country. The distance from
lea,rnworth City to Lawrence ]. thirty
i've mile, aud some day will be- peollsi
tnl cultivated rs the hardy ye"manry Of
- lrcc siate.. From I"iscnworth west.
inr about fifteen milc-, j. very rolling gen
crtli, more than the land nf Iowa, and
presents rich yariet, &c prairie and tim
pcr. The grove come nj such regular dis
ance,, and cluster IN such ,.a.apart bodies,
lat Il leoas more like the master stroke of
ri. than tho glorious gift IL natural ar
affect onc great drawback TO the speedy
ctticmem 4 this portion ii Kansas i, that
early all that p"rtion u the territory lying
"'twcen this and Lcavehworth y trust land
cid hy the Delaware Indians. There ar,
h"ut mnc hundred 81 them, some in cir.
umstancc~ equal ~ their white brethren
ut the greater part Of them a lazy. card
.'la,ins. wl.,k, drinking set
We had the pleasure III dining NJ III,
e halfway house" hep, by one Of the tribe
liz lady was en- hand and furnished the
tahlc with corn bread aud one large dish oi
neat AMI Iptai"e- boiled together. tine ii
mf passenger. about all hour after dining.
iad AN inycr.i ion of the pcri-taltic motion y
the honels--cau-e, Indian potatoes and
neat
Tn the wild way -siie. hi resting place
wept by the western winds, and two rude
tone. to mark hi- coach oi lowly sleep.
Az the body vi Kolctt~, who fell within
I" the internal Mnloch Of slavery. send
IA a ilpwcr niucked from hi grave. Tom
Jefferson sa,d III. tree ii liberty must he
,at.,,d by the blood al patriots \" hut |
you'd change II aii adopt Campbell;
Tie patriot blood the ..rd II ff,.doin- if,e
Stand where I ia--traee Your finger
long the black page &c thi, Young Terrific
- history where Dow. and RarLer. and
brown. and lIo,i, and sbombre. and Shoe
maker, aud .Iai,c>. and Roberts. and tan
rail- sleep ia hl,-,.ly grave where broken
wallis and ruined hearths commemorate the
ar,uInph II the slave p"wcr,--whec poo.
lie have suffered all that tyranical ingenui-
~ could invent all that the proud can
'.el II shame, the ae.ny they do nai show, :
I md tell me II II j. not time E,r I'll. North
IA States g. rense Themselves, LIKE a strong
aan after sleep aud crush this serpent
Inch i, folding round our Liberties like
t,aepn Of old? t;oy. Robinson l. at l.c-
pnpton IN lis Old TREASON ease. Called
~ Ia, wife this afternoon full II human
ympa,hy aud spirit. Al~o made short
'tsll on aat Walker oyer On the hill side. nj
IL tent. of one thing ! satisfied myself.
snd that J.. he il either acting the as. or
luciitating mischief. and rather think the
after. ean tell you some things when
.ee You that viii not do Ia put .n paper
u one thing bc certain, that IL civil war |
freaks oni hcr. again, woe bc Ia the sconn- |
lrels aud hsnsmen who have oppressed and
ided this people before NJ matter when
I comes. nr how, Fort Iea,enworih will /
ali int Free State hands. This toy. Wal
~ kHum. vail "A breath will nj p,i.s Il hur-
.eanc, and il will ster onl, with fall aud
',tnplete remuneration f.r the crime, and
r.snn,e- Il the past. j. Il. NJ.