New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

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require DO common exercise Of wis}cm 10 AVID tbe
troopa ssd 70. protect the baIIotbox. eel ecna.
dent .bst no eo viii DO at all adeQIits to the ISL
nsped object. ~.
One thing is worth mentioning. There il Me-
souri, town OF some size, named Little S1uta re.
For eeyersl years This has been an outfttog station
for the plains. This town was built 10 NJ ssOurl, but
close the State line. Within the Iast few month";
ihe town has strseeed over the line into Kansss. II
10, indeed, Missouri Kansas town. IL claims OIL
that part Of the reserve as its special bailiHiek.
understand it will be voting precinct.
As TO the probabilities Of any skirnishlng ner''
abouts, sukiOn an extract from the last WestPcrI
paper: ..,,. ,ru,s,
Of ihnty, were on parade few dsys since tnnce nc.
ten, Johnson X. T. and it has been hinted that
Lone win send down two other uI anies, WIN pie'
nary powers to prevent Missouri nrortatieu Those
BIRDS may get their tails clipped. is useless 70 say
that this port Of Missouri VIII not send So'o' S'cn
conduct would disgust every true citizen.
II certainly would be rtry "useless To say thar
this part of Missouri will not send in vote" 1
suppose this threat from Westport Of chipping the
tails Of the "Free.State Hessi,ns," u about
equally useless. Nothing could be M re sickeningy
brazen than the last sentence. / suppose II was
written by Mr.. McKown, as the chief editor, Mr.
ii {. Pate, is absent. McKown % one OF the dele
gates to the Kansas Constitu.ioDal Convention. In
representing his constituency at Lecompton, inc
printers apoloqzed for the lack Of editorial on the
ground that the editor had "gone 10 attend the
Convention and make Constitution" l suppose
what he meanf, when be says that such conduct
"veuld disgust every trpo citizen, is that there are
no true" citizens in that quarter.
The same sheet has the following specuIations
about Walker:
"(iov. Walker left Lecompton not many days since
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rem oval Of the troops to Utah Territory lie apPre-
be ded that al OF the came would BRING on An
Doyapce ard war. Mr.. buchanan promised, on hand.
ing him biz commission Governor Of Kansas, that
the United States Army should ever be ready In ss
tanpg order and the greet doctrines laid down IN the
Ksusas Nebraske bill. Thus he thre a.ened to resign
il the promise was not complied WITH On his ari'a'
at Leaven~onb he found the Administration had or.
dered 2G00 additional troops to his aid. This force
will operate 10 insure righteous voting in the October
elections. Lane, we undeHtand, s at Lawrence,
sbudderng in hh boot:-and well he may 1t Is de-
creed that his organization shall be imperative"
The source from which the above comes is suhi-
cieDt explanation of it. There seems to be per-
feet understanding between Gov. Walker and his
Border Ruffian allies.
send you an account of railroad meeting held
recently in Bates County, No, between Kansas and
Missouri men. The design is 10 have branch rail-
road from Jefferson City through Southern Kansas
BY the town Of Hyatt, in Anderson County. Itwouh
nent peace. 1t is merely like the purchasing of part
interest in the town of Atchison by FreeState
There 10 one point in which both parties can agree
making money
MISSOURI KANSAS RAILROAD CONVENTION.
Convention of Delegates from Kansas and Mis-
sour recently assembled a. Butler Bates County. Mo-
j. NJ. ysnhoy Of Deep Water, Mo-, presided, With
number Of vice.Presidents and Secretaries. Mr..
lls.a. H. koZ
in Xar .as Of which John o. Wattes Of Mcneks was
Chairman, to confer with the citizens along the con-
tempt route from Neoeho 10 Jefferson City; and
moved that the Convention row hear thst report.
After discussion the report was read, and then
referred to Committee Of two from each county who
were authorized TO report business for the Convention
In due time the Committee reported the following
pre- amble and resolutions, which, after discussion
were adopted:
Whereas. The psst work of internal improvement By s,
,c SS M o% and
unite ani,sd many principal q Re
The " @ in %
ns &c. Of The and
ne nd S09s
that ;Icsd can be ted to the o wss S s
ton than any route hersioIe pIGes;ed ss,.oM and
he,u Kansas s.stbied DO the
speedy each Of the several lOcstie. of '
road o point al or Jefferson CITY, in the State of Mis-
here the Cysnes River said STATE line
tnuDe thence westward TO the keosho River !" point Ia
CoBey County, Missouri. .
City to the NeosLo RIVER in the
point where that ve the fourth
sel standard line In Kansss .
Resorsd That We are in Of said mail route. as far 81
practicable being established through the county seats OF the
different counties through which It 10 proposed 10 pass
Rssortd That Ordance with sesouon ny
att Kansas Convention July "a Judge w r. Army OF Kan
Hon John Phelps Of Missouri be appointed com
nee visit Washington City and during the coming session
Congress their endesvors with tie General
to procure rsnf land for the construction OF said raros1
for immediate establishment Of mail route from JET
ferton City to the Neosbo. .
dence n their respective counties and
that they requested circulate petitions in their respective
localities asking Congress to establish mail route through
Missouri AID southern Kansas via Hanpdea 70 Empo!s, on
the Neosbo River.
Rsosed That the delegates be requested 70 osn meetings IN
their respective counties and TO prepare petitions 10 the Le
Missouri and Kansas IN order 70 obtain acts of ncor
poretion for q rtiroad IN the proposed route.
On motion Of T. H. Stesrns Of Butler no II wad
Resosed That the thanks Of this Convention be rendered
John Wstes w. T. NJ. Army. and W. A. Ella Of the Kan.
sss deegsiop for their ndagsble eforsfo establish thor
obse through this country and for their sble reports Of the
route
ATTEMPT TO TAKE THE LIFE OF A
PRINTER.
Core p. pdsnes of rhe st. Louis Democrat.
Kant