New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

shen Re Uepk.nsl csme with has friends sftsr ws.er
Lsrs begged hiC nct - destroy h-s fen'.' ou ~ go.
me r-ernisss q, once tina. tnersupon jenkins csns
toward Lane with 60 uplrted az swearing tne, hs
would all D. q; Z 81 he lLsnel KEEP oIcH11x voH11
his house. bu hoiolpg shOt g1n ara 'ea,bs '9uh H.
the. should be Obliged to saSot he dla DO. dessl
friends wien Lane, driven 10 tie extremity o. pr,
sors peril fired e. jenkins, bat wsh soisI II liIei
shot. AID Ti,hou' aoy design 20 * HIM.
Sucn j. Lanes version OF the BonIclISi p"s ani
sow N ssvt il entitled 20 no credit Not person 10
Laurence md )Tses the statement lac n'lH lac. III
the case ie>fned them from those De. 1iAIen
with the parties snd their q1sTrel are o!siJ q III
lowe: The disputed claim was purchaser t"p "a
three ysars axe bJ Jeakius wac fIrn.s shed r1sh
named Jackson vita funds - buld log NOISE az
2 yell and make other improvements on the clain'
With the money thus furnished Jaeksoh Dul; US
honse and dug the well which ere nov, ald Tor
,o,ne time pas. have been, occupied and sppro'
orsted by Lane. As consideration ijr "o'Sng
upon and oc ,lpyipg the cain jenkins agreec 70 give
jackson one holf OF - jenkins 6, that tine yed 10
another part Of the Territory. After thus competing
the house and well, Jackson, pretendlng tcat the
claim belonged exclusively TO himself, slld i LOT
smsll consideration TO Gan. Lsue. JspkIos soon
heard Of this transfer ind ninediaely 70 Lss-
renee 10 reassert MS rights. He tod Lsne that "a IL
sou lad 10 right 70 gel than hall OF the claim,
ard that Lane was therefore not entitled 10 more
than hall. To end the dispute, however, jenkins
offered L.ne $500 for HE pretended interest II me
claim. Lane accepted the oher waen jenkins pau
balance That note Jenkins clainsd wac psd a,
maturity bn. Lane insisted and still nasts that Jen-
kips got mold Of it fraudusnty, AID destroyed 4 with
ont Lsyng any part OF il. And thus STOOD ihe as
mute between jenkins aud Lane at the tine of the
murder Tha. the 800 note was fully paid, ano tnst
therefore Lsne without t5e least color OF rspI 10
the claim is almost university believed III La~rehcs;
IL follows then that Lane Is deliberate a:s4s ana
richly deserves murderers DOOM Certain 1t - inst
he can be spared By the people OF Ksnsal "haoW
either sacrifice or beard on their paTt.
liz regard 10 the alleged Intercepted letter IL tue
banda Of Gov. Denver, thre Is no cOubt OF the
fac+ DISTINGUISHED citizen of Kslsss Informs ne
that he he's seen the letter AID knows it genuine 50
much for Gen. Lane Within two or three days past
/ have seen three of the eleven persons shot a. Tue
"Tradiug Post in South Kansas-MsssTs. Styder,
Uarerove ard Reed. The latter, the Rev. th1ries
Reed is now in this city and have just been exam
hing his wound. which on he back, or ratler Tow
down upon the shoulder. The ball entered a lIt.s
below the right shouder-bone, and passed disgonay
DOWN. ard not however, penetrating the vital paIs,
but glancing upon the bone, ar iocting only deep
flesh wouno about Elk inches IL length. Hargroye
was shot through the lungs, ana Snyder had an arm
broken by ride ball.
Wien these terrible murders viii cease, and the
bloody barb srians by whom they are perpetrated
driven from the Territory, is question that Is ire
Outrtly ssked--but who can answer III Tnat TINS
f. udish and sanguinary business il encouraged and
eve abetted by Government officials 10 the Territory
is 20 pspaby true that talsehood cannot conceal the
terrible fact. The very worst Of these marauders
have L. en- excited to high and profitable places,
bU the PTestds hts appointments as dliect ana de-
signed reward for murder. To deny this is % deny
fa III at cannot be bid. And thus encouraged by the
success CT Clark Brockett Hamilton, Titus, and almost
a score more of bic cd. stained villains, gang, arc
bang organized the Missouri border to pursue the
SAFE bonorabLs and profitable business of ROBBERY and
murder in the name OF an Administrat that ought
Ia be driven from 30 yer by outraged people. tnat
Southern Kansas will be CO petey overrdn by these
Democratic robbers there Is not shadow OF
DOUBT Their numbers are constantly increasing, and
scarcely Gay passes that does not wtness some end-
ISL outrage upon the Free State settlers.
Gov. Denver, accompanied by Judge Wright OF In
diana Gov. Robinson and others, II the number oi
eight or ten left this place on "Wednesday last Tor
Linn County for the purpose of investigating the re.
cent wholesale murder at the " Irsdlog Post, and
learning what needed to restore quiet and
safety to the robber haunted people of South Kansas.
They have no. yet been heard from.
| have this morning had long interview with Gov.
Stanton and confess that was decidedly entertained
with his "opinon of President Buchanan. de de-
tailed to the circumstances attending the appoint
ent of Walker and himself Governor end Secretary
of the Territory and stated and proceed the most
coa,oly ard yey treacherous treatment the part OF
buchanan that was ever read of, heard Of or dreamed
of IL seems absolutely incredible that Buchanan,
Inv the most urcert imp0ruhities, should induce his
friends 10 take tnaukess office in this aroh Terrific
nv and then betray them belle them, Disgrace them,
aud publicly tradace and abuse them, because they
followed his Instructions and refused to change their
policy when he chang at the bldinS OF the Souhern
dsuncn sts; vet Buchanan is guilty OF all taT, ana
has left the most perfect evidence OF his reachefy IN
the bands of those whom he has betrayed.
Yours &c, d. a. :.