New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

water, and Its eupseuiou. name. Ur:ess b.s hsh.
dsvt upon the onde.sts' ol1g OF the lSH1 -
cop o>ed 10 tssb through ex;eEslvs boles - eho
ri'rs pocke's OF cepi.slst-, i may .oe's'"-s
down az quite probable :aat the Convention vi aobo
more than meet at NJ nicola. and then s1J1u'n % p'
more resp ctsbie and comfortable pl1ee' en~ VIZ
difficult Of discovery BY curious Constituents
Ieayeuwor1h City NJ present D)s-ts oI q pna-'''
Of 10 600, although ssi inclined 70 link NJ e~h
mae too grta. By a. ess. one-1ith. IL II IN
ably, however, the largest AID most Dua.n go
Gown in the Territory. Its locsu'n, q, No. so -
readers are aware ia on the Missouri about SV m -
above II. Louis. Though at one tI1e the
Ms largely PIo-Sav-ry, Il il nav raolcaIy FI7-
ate BY at least ten ~ one. year ago. there w.
80 slaves, negroes held as slaves, N Tue c4'y.
there but abou, 20. It present mayor Is I'
Henry j. Adams one Of the most unhnchlhs Inehu
~ Freedom in ksnsss. His fidelity "a TIC cause, an
honor ~ maD appear 20 be generally appr-''l.eu'
snd unles he l. shelyed by tae nominit"h LOT uyN
error unoer the new Constitution doubt rot De VII
b.. al first Representatives OF the ffeeo''e
party in Congress or tie l nIied States Senate !
Gen. Claiks0n. Postmaster Of Leavenwor'u' WI
lately paid lying visit TO WashinstJn earn ha'
returned 50 far Weston, No. bat dare DO cros VI
this city. HI. .cqusintance with the Leavenwor;nI
boys probably such 20 induce the oeiei ihrt ta-
were in earneft when they, IN mass meeting slopej
r .oluti n. pledgDg themselves 70 hang nun oi MS
turn to the Ierrrtcry. A Mr. e. has been 30 ns ~
gagged with other prominent Border Ruihsns IN SOW
my the wind DO not know that he or they eau WIN
reasc n complain If called upon to rep the prou-e
harvest in the shape of q whirl~nd. Il
There are now no lees than twenty seven ~ee1Y
and two daily papers published in Kansas. ne Two
latter belong ~ Leavenworth. Though small IN sihe,
they 10 be quite enterprislng and what j. MOL
appear to pay. They are known respectively as !hN
Times and Tie Lsdgcr Both are opposed 10 thc
Iecomrt.n Constitution; but the latter If tue 1855
radical Of the two. The Ledger would "obtaio pos
es,ion Of il 10 crush it, The Times thinks thal u
cab best be -hvered u atoms at gpnsh)t distance
before protesting Free. sle men have oesoie G'n'
tsminaid by lis toucb. These two sheels, Tf
smaller degree than The Republican, and The HerdLI
Of Py,edon of Lawrence, undoubtedly represent TWO
brauches of the FreeSate party. The latter, OF te
Nil oriy are DESTROYS Of peace at almost any pm
while the former, or the majority, are un"iL.ss V,
accept il Mt any real fancieG seeming sscrlce oil
prircple To harmonic these two divisions IS tne
eesign of the new Constitutional Convention. a"y
be successful.
A Joke current OF one of the members Of the late
I@gislature from IleavenwO.th County may not nave
reached your readers ears. IL IL reported that the
Representative on his return to his constituents was
upbraided by citizen on the sins OF omission OF ne
body Of which be was member. Inc ie slsa,o1
sought TO defend himself and his associate Soons oY
saying that it sll mistake a. 10 Their neglect oT
the interests of the public. EG "a
"Why, what have you done ?! WAS the query
Done | have memorandum OF what We did
about my pei sOn somewhere, which will SHOW YOU
ado SO, if YOU please was the remark.
Tie member, rumor says, put his hand INTO thf
pocket of bis coat tail and hauled out-four shares N
Minneoa
gentleman lust in from Usage CITY, Allen County,
informs me that an Anti-Administraton mass meetl j
was held at that place last Thursday evening" at which
the following spirited resolutions were adopted, with
scarcely dissenting vote, although the number pres1
eDt was upward OF loo 4
B,,oIr,d That we the Of Ossgc City and ii
cin;y in meeting assembled do hereby demand 81 tue
gross United States and particularly o! the D"oera'
bers thereof the recognition OF our nen TO rega. on1
dome site institutions IN our o" way "a nit granted ~
alike by the Constitution OF the United stale
the Kansas Nebraska cat and soemny acknowledged BY
Mr. Buchansn in his Inaugural Address.
Re,olred That while o. live A. bee" good
clcn, al ~ ace with the Government and among ouyrs yet
sooner than surrender dearest nights and principles and wit
ness the of the Lecompon Constitution Ia whose
had VOICE. Will earn the name ~ r'bls
by something more than word aud beautiful city laid IN
that ssrce aa have been male
righteous - that for wh ON fathers exposed th
.elyes o mart yrdonI-the hoy cause Of Liberty
In accordance with an order from the War Depart
mebt. active preparations being made here TO
expedite the force against the MorInons. Inc hrst
train of baggagewagCns - in plumber, with an csc pit
of single company left this city last Sunday for the
Big Blue, 80 miles distant, where they VIII await
three other companies 20 leave tomorrow. Leaving
few in charge Ct the train, the remainder viii push
or as scouting party to prepare the way select the
encampnents for and report 10 the main force which
il 10 follow Aside from those in Leavenwcrth who
profit by their stay, there will be few indeed OF the
ieople of Kansas who will regret their depsrtu
The general feeling is Of thanks that Congress has
forced the Adminissrati to draw upon the troops
static bed here with the express to overawe and
insult us for the Utah service. Not few Of the sol
ders poor fellows, manifest decided dsnclt alton to
the expedition on which they about to set out and
have enl sted the active eXeon OF friends To procure
their discharge but the most Of their number appear
etted the prospect OF marching toward sunset, and
whipping the Mormons.