New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-09
KANSAS.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

Corrs-poEdsBc. Of The Chi. 40 fdh.n.
LswRESCE, X. r. De-, ~ 1871.
Again the rebeIous City Of Iawrepee il greeted by
n guard of honor ~ IN the shape ii several companies
of United states troops, artillery and Infantry Oar
Democratic trends at Washington and Iecoarton arr
certainly very cousderate, and We are now " have
troops "a project our polls Great God - prsi-, the
polls at lHwrsBcc' Do cur Missouri DeIghbor- in,.ni
10 nav ia visit and wan, United States soAi,sr~ 70
enable them 90 do ia safety AZ early .ang-s this
morning the artillery ed crossng and they
w.rr followed by the infantry. Eight cannsn have
cioss, the Kaw and scvn companies of the hne, in
Ill ten COMPANIES. We understand thai ia. =. if
teen companies ordered ont in all. Ihr.e companies
and iwo pieces Of artillery Ia Topeka two Ia Lcowp-
ton, and iiy, 10 remain Ia l.awrebce Ihs remaining
five etnpaues are ordered a. Font Scrt to crush Out
and aiesi tie Prostate men. aud enah. BATES
Co. Mo-. to come and VOTE on the IN, I'M
disturbed and without molestHtion. S.'s" are
sent a. pouphan, whore the Free State men ar Dc
tcrniu,1t go rrpcl any invasion That p,rti.s ~ the
army remaining az Fort Leave nworth Will Keep The
city IN order. What mockery io talh of the -ii"rs
protecting the bslio.hoN.s when all The po'nls where
dangers TO b" appTehende' are lch uuguar,ed. Why
) that thr"o companies and fonr guns ara ant to
Topeka IL does not possible that the trnps
can be- required tor any other pnrpos. Topeka than
to attempt the dispersion os the Fr.s-state I.g.sa.
iuTe, which l. Ia assemble there ON Monday n.N.
The proof Is every day sccumulp,ing II the determi
nation If the Administration 10 fasien the Icsompton
swiudle upon One thing the North may rest o.
sured Of and that - that ionibls resistance. viii be
made os establishment. Will t.s North hs supinely
still while alltha j. dear t.rcebu II forced from as
VIII We be supported il we fcrceihs ecn,s< 20
bloody issue These are questions that mas. be an
swertd, and that qdicky.
TIM LEGISLATURES.
The Territorial I.cg-I aturc assemblies al ls.omp,on
n Monday next, LS viii probably a'|'urn rmme-
diately To Lawrence.
The Free-Stae Legislature il 10 meet a. Topeka on
the same day. The election viii probably pfeN"nta
quorum being present ill Wednesday, when they wv
commence their session and enact n coie OF laws II
allowed tn prcceed by Gov. Drnser.
The Free-St0t. men of Delaware City arr deter
mined, troops or troops, To prevent Mssoenan-
dom voting ON Monday neat, and they VIII do II,
though they fight the Federal army The Fre"->,nle
companies drilling every night NJ II the ene Pro
slavery company likewise. There Is hshi IN the
Ieavenworth men, and should the troop. interfere on
Monday next, there viii be- Il bloody time.
From The O.droioas Herald Dee. "
This m' rning Gen. Lane, his ''aff, ana the Frame
CITY company left for eirhomes and the Darlington
rifles of our town dsbanded and have returned 10
their various avocations several promotions having
been made in their ranks.
Thus has this seriuus outbreak through the inter-
ference of the Militia, been speedily suppressed. That
il originated from the PU-Sla,eTy party, encouraged
by the recent Of the Administration we nave no
doubt The very fact of the making ot arrests under
law from s iyrauuicalmp"u being almost Obsolete Al
this ulnr time il sufficient evidence IN our mind
that this was signal or the ncursions at Missourans
| on the day If developing that bogus Consihution;
and the only reason they did uot vote eatrn-Neiy
down IN Bourbon. as they came in, Wa that they
w.r. frightened of by the Fres-Ss,e men. One
thing may be- deluced from this and which !. sonrce
of consolation and encouragement 10 every Free ate
man residing in Kansas wishing Ia MAX" VI his
home They are able to protect Themselves and u
need be to restrain III. troops. when llldirectcd
Another that they will not submit 10 arbitrary lawr
enforced by outsiders. should Oh" pr'on"rs b,
promised "Christian aud humane irehmen', anu
ih.;r friends be mpor une, Ia bail th,n oot. AID
fnaIly acts of the Legislature will be
sustained 10y the people, matter what inetructloss
the Secretary may have in a commission On Pr'-
slavery authority in which the President assumes n
position anagons'ic to the act by which kan-a-
called into existence.