The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-27
Letter from, !, Governor Denver--
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tha nrront Sol;c;tatior, oc %, ,,arsors
ested ;n KansaS ot,d aisa -. ~ reo,,ost oF ~
pras;dant ,Ln ,,.;,lI.o,,.;. e.. tI,d g.,
rhoso t ".'uio" IL ~ ~ .L nv e,.ito 1eils
that i hoe hoor ,,;,t roI,c,aoo ,h.t
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Lsve oIwaws dccI.rnd ,nIti,tont;nr ~ ~,
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with saGtv to the nnII;c @ o,o so
ca;yod ,bo ,ost o,,,,l,o of tho oo.a;o
onnrovoI of NV co,rso +; Il, !; ror;tc, ~, t,
President and all the ,h,on,La,S >of h;s C:h;nht
and borolJ n,rst, ha ,,arni,4oJ 70 s.,r ,I,t -,
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saS afFairs ho has oI,., GO n;G,stad ,bo daor
oet- cor,,6r,, e,r liz, ,a.o ana l,,o,,;.a,r ~
country and dc,orn;not;on thar tho noO,,,s snI :"
,ho ,rnrr;tor,, sIo,l VI b.yo ., E, ;y
tho h, Ilot Lox tn snt,Io ,ha onostnns a. ;ss,,o -
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frnm t6e moderate mon of tha TarrtorY, ,,o
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nnscrnrn,o,s MA 6f Sart;ss Tand ,ha 80
t;opIor tba,,, no ,,a ,art;,l, S,nho.to
MS the forping Of tho raintns from I1alawsro
CrosS;rc ,roro 9narodnI -, ,ha n,,h,;o ,;.h
crent ost t,,lr;h thSs an
6ox oSdlbslots ~ Sn@,r Mnnrl hv Csnt Mnot
rro,norv r,oe ,,scood k2, i, s;loneo rpLa oo,Hr,
fn II fbosn n,,vht to.hora loor,
yaraIv nSns[nd h,t thore - ' Ia,,s ,L"t
,ro,il raach ,to1 .d ,ba Iato
vos all Frao Stato r,adn ~ Io,''s ~,
p,dnt snoh cososS,r ,l,n G,t,,ro w. n1l".,,,.a1
r. narai,zS III ,,o,o,., af,ho c;.,,,"t '',tl
and pnvcst The p,abota Courts a,tb no,,n,s tha,,
cnb1d not averc;so ynu admit that t,;r,:,
have oona bern onetIv nnder NV adtn;n;str.ti,,n i
Tb;s Pc nnf x5cllv cirrcct Tbsra hayn - honn ,Yr
soma d;.tnrhoncn, IN noninbo,, Io.|or,,.nrfl,
Linn and nonrSo,, count;oy and ~ 60, ossn
the d;st,nbancns have hoon nrodncnd ii, Carson,
collinr thomsolyas Fran-St,te n,on II Fnon;.
phan oonrtv an efInrt was n,sda n ,sirata
The centlcman who were elected to tbn t ,e,;sIa..
ture an the first MONDAY in January lastI anil
oIthonah tbny osconoJ :, with tbn;r' Iva thoi,
were nInndered o,f their nrcnerty and tbe;r hon.
Sos burnt 'No,stens have bcen tnkon 70 t,,,n;sh
tbo nnrnetrotors anil vpt all the county ofinarS
were Free. State, men The trouIllcs in Heaven.
worth CStv continued nearly ali winter and if|
the Mayor and other CITY officers did not encour.
age them they certainly took no measures to
have them Suppressed. !.a .auasgf -f
In Linn and Bourbon all was Quiet, until
Montgomery and his band commerccd phinder. |
Jug and driving off the peopIe who d ;ffrrea
with them in political sen.imcn s, i'm the course
ofwhich they committed some most outrageous
acts, one ofwhich was TO drive farmer away
from his home, on pain of death, and then to
takc.thc ladies' ofhis family, strip off all their
clothing and in that condition compel them to
walk backward and forward for their amusnent,j
Is it any wonder that the people on whom such
outrages were pcrpetrated should become exas--
Derated? Some three hundred families were
hus robbed oftheir property, driven away from
,her homes and compelled to ily from their ter
.itory About two thirds of them from Linn
,oiinty where every local officer was and is
Epce State man. after providing places of secu-
tyi for their families some of the men. madden.
ID and desperate with the treatment thew had
cceved; returcd to seek revenge, and perpetra-
cd the dnjustifableacto ofthc Marais des Cygnes
NhiS was followed on the part of Montgomery,
~ setting fire to fort Scott in the middle of the
light, while the people were all asleep; and
hen pouring ingEoless OF rifle balls 10 prevent
he people from extingnishing the flames.
Although no serious consequences resulted
fothhi This act, thongh several persons cscaped
erryy narrowly, yef n its sineepiion / know ~
othng worse n ihe whole history Of Kansas
fsuch an act had been committed by band bf
ostiie Indians ID wouid have Sent 1 thrill of
orror throughout Inc whole country Such
ave been some Of the strolbiees in this Territo.
y, and vet 'the perpetrators are running AZ
lree without any effort to arrest them in conn
les Where the Free State men have all the 10.
al officers, upheld Nv d pofion Of those caflino
Free. State men. among the mostad
i've Of whom have been the Tired 9renoriers 9of
he, Eastern NEWSPAPER Dress. If ansy further
isturbanccsa occur inthis Territory. these arc
he peopieo Hho viii he iustlv RESPONSIBLE for Il
he Pro slavery party have abandoned theg con
est The9Ffee State men have majority in