New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15
FROM KANSAS.
FORT sCoTT-THE ENGLISH swINDLr.

FORT SCOTT-THE ENGLISH SwINDLI.
We have letters TO the 5th inst. Reinforcement
of the United States troops consulting Of ono company
of the Sd Artillery and section of the I'd Artillery,
with two gun battery from Fort Leavenworth, hs4
nearly reached Fort Scott. Matters there were ~
Stunning more serious aspect Many Of the Fee Safe
settlers lad left the valleys Of the Little Ossgs and
| the Marmatcn. Brocket, with Clalke had left the
Fort, but Capt Hamilton, or DIR. Hamilton, ~ as big
"rpfian as either Of them, and even moro deter
mined" stll kept up the patrol Of night plunderes
and murderers. 1t was thought that tho Third Dis
sic Court Judge Wilisms, would not attempt to Do
anything. Judge Williams had seLt messages to SOW
sra of the Free-Stae who under bonds not 70
attempt to come TO Fort Scott, as Il was "a much -
their lives were worth lie promised to 500 tho Gases
cocirued without foifeiDg their bonds.
The troops still at tie Fort in state Of insub-
ordir stior. Some Of Cspt. AIdersons company 81"
remnant of Bufords banditt, bad joined tho night
msrauders and supplied United States arms to thex
companions Application for their removal had bees
made to Gov Denver, who hal, however, taken No
steps to this end. Meantime, Company has taken
measures to regenerate itsel, by establishing sa In
formal tribunal before which delinquent soldiers OF the
corps arragned. Eight were sentenced to receive
80 many lashes on the bare back unless they would
Immediately leave the company 10 tho tune q
"Ybe Rogues March, Cspt. Anderson s first re-
fused to carry out hese sentences but scquiesoed upoo
b.irg told that in c,,e Of further opposition his COM
pany would dtbsLd and report the facts to the COM
nsndirg ofiicer at Fort Lesvsnwoith.
TIE voice of the Kansas papers upon tho EnSlsh
swiLde is as decided az could BIO wished.
From The Learespoyth Times.
Having found that threats alone are insufficient to
curb the people Ct Kansas, our enemies have joined
threat and biibe and hope by this meaps to succeed
in their nefaiious purpOses. We would inform tho
Administration ard its minions that the Government
does not own land enough to buy W tho people Of
KBbsss.
Our duty as it appears TO ua, Is plain though i b
painful With that devotion and msgnanmity cher.
scterstic of the Free State party, We should drop all
thought Of existing State Governments; go, like ono
mad Tito the election under the English BILL vote tho
land bbe, with it, Lecompten appsndsge, into etsr-
nty and then urge forward emigration, so that before
another year rolls around, we may count poPulstion
guaranteeing our admission into the confedersuoo
under the high handed terms OF the Eoglsh DILL
There are our views Cn the matter, but We think u
highly in portant that q Convention OF the people
stouId soon be called, and that, - a party, we
should receive upon some definite policy adapted TO
the present condition Of things.
Form The Quisdars ChiadopaA-
TIE unfair submission Of the Lecompton Constitu-
ton will not shield it, the people win strike through
the ordinance to bury the lance Of their just iodgne'
ton deep in the heart Of the swndle and thus struck
down, L will be trsmped into the very earth, while
its memory Ike the ghost Of Bsnquo, will torment the
paIIy which couDtensrced It's creation and cherished
It's transient beirg
From The Laureate Republican,.
AZ we go TO prtfs we learn that the Lec0mptor bin,
a. reported by English from the Committee of Con.
ference hes passed both branches Of Congress- the
House by nire majority. Lecompton Il therefore
psssecprovided the people Of Kaness vote to accept
proifered land grab; otberwke we remain in Ter
roial condition until We have 49, 600 islsbtsats. OF
course We viii remain Territory
Correspondence Of The Cincinnati Gazette. ...
In the parts Of Northern Kansas witch have
vsted there is little polite excitement but general
determr alton exists TO vote down the Leoomptoa
oidinsnCe and Constitution.