New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
FLOM KANSAS.
Coresponaerce Of The n. Y. Tribune.
Affairs.

MoStSA Kensas, Dec. s 1858.
Tie meeting called by the officials ana pro-saver.
cane off at Sugar Mound Monday. But few OF
the radicals present. 1t thought best tn 1t
they should be allowed g. take their osn course that
tier position might be well understood. The Regula-
tors might attended in sufficient strength TO have
carried every Measure brought before the meeting.
But this would aeIward have been represett I'D a.
one. sided affair epd the party would not have
corsideIed themselves boutd by any action which
might have been taken Montgomery, almost alone, at
te, d,d the meeting merely for the purpose Of accept
il or rejecting the Iostons ths might be made by
tie meeting. Tie principal repre- esalta.ives Of the
the Pro slavery conservative or law and order, "
party whichever you may choose to call it, who were
rfesent weIe r. B. Mi.chell-Ihe man VINO threatened
10 DIVE oat Of tie country all Abolition ST" If g
Republican patty wete formed-A. 4. Danfor1,
Jervis Danford, Charley Cisnk, ani others. The
meeting was orgenized, and Committee sppointea
TO prepare ana present resolutions. Monigon.ry
lr,hy explained to tie etiT ths position he occa-
pied, and presented TO the Committee the plan o: 6
treaty sketohed by Cspt. Brown for this purpo,e.
Capt Brown proposer that tois treaty should be
sgIed by at least number Of the pronner- men Of
botn parties THIS, for reasons Of MS oTa Mont
gomery did not insist on although | ,hrk IL would
have been far the wsest plan, although Il may indeed
SET rad ak nan 10 get upon hs face wnen he 10
alreaoy his knees before you. TIE following Is q
copy of the resolutions, shghty modified hy the Com
II itiec as they were passed by the meet &:
Tho citizens o' Lien County assembled 10 meeting a,
MouId City bsps sieaay ceou Of securiug perna3e u
pesce people OF 'ha 1eosS genera D. snd 70 those sons
ihe booer Of Missouri cG.I have his day ent,re into
tie following agreement and understanding, fr our future
rpicspce scior, viz:
AkTel,I AL eI-ia, p ce.sss .t.rs apy ard 81 Zee,
State for acton o. heiis p-vicus 20 u dat gro sing
ccuti,, heretofore existing between the Free State
sud Pro Slavery parties, 'hlN y Jo'etr "esfnred and
quG'hed
AM All Frte State men held confinement for any
chsr.s AGAINST th o. court oi lorurr o. t~es
the RE. State and Psvy parties 10 6'"meaG!ey 'ed'ss
AEI S. Al Proslayery men anot,n hav. been svely
and cnmirsy enfsl'd IN The former POLITICAL o'tcu rs OF the
ienioD sId vie have been fociby e1peei aV os CON-
TeLed 10 erata Gr4y. a's pSTsseHs for tsT OF repeiied
hRr l. No troo,. nsr,hs. other officers ofthe General
criminal alains Fr or men OF a.,
eouni Of uouoe' hta'ofe existing or iny act Ph'' % '
All pass shsll hereafter in good faith di.eoui
ana thoroughly d.counisnsrce al at. OF soeee ns o' 'o
ltrce sssirit eth,rs scOuIt Of political da.Fenses
-Ifese stpulatltns bting accepted add I'd Ipted by
tie L4w ard Oioer party, called ,n spite OF the
preamble fully justify III effect the acts o! tho keg
ulais Ia xlelhrg the obnoxious Pr- slavery rntans,
and resisting the pereCu OF the Courts vr old po-
hhcal oienses AMI ests sbhst the construction placed
upon T. amnesty granted last Spring BY Gov Denyer,
: the true one.
Every person present voted n the affirmative egcn
aIlcl4 takeI up wit the ptlOl O the tn ri.
Il. B. Mitchell alone vJiJd sair IL this On tue sioo-
ton Of tie treats a. who'll every an pIeseh. voted
aye ShsIf McDaLiel Gays ne will scsEowieogs
hin seb beaten snd wi Ia future euteavor 70 ettend
to his own business, aud avoid making himself tool
Of Pro Slavery oflnl.I is aud starving ionstfsce As-
yeIs for the pIryosd Of h-res. .iug and GIVING ou OF
he country al true Auti-sl,very men.
The following RESOLUTION VS. also sdop'e,i for the
pW pose If securing rcaUIsTa.io 10 slch persons as
miglt have be. nclesed durIg the l.te difficulties,
throug b mistake;
a. That We earp,s s,ly recommend this, all ttcse who
have recently taken money other properly from
Peect able ctizeIs wi'hr tIs county, imue dla..y
siore the same 20 their prorcr o~n ne1s.
Whether this treaty wi he fsitifully observed by
tie "ss-and. -der piriy' AMI permansnt peace
thereby secured, reuairs 1T 10 be- seen. Ih,t such
wIi be .ae cGse | vtfy much doub.. The minloLs Il
tie Government aIe acise 'e'lc.s ,nt ~ 'chin and
Vi certainly not fail 70 ,sse aGvautage nf ay -erl-
Ing opportunity FOR crusniug ont ihe people u1aEarcs.
furt Scott bss 5C'.d the iecIsi,A uf tie Ossse City
meeting. 4 ~ cling IT t1e citiElts - thar 'pwn
t-ll ~ whom dr- IrC-s'Ay ~ tN,rp- 0rs - ltch
baker was held ast trS-y X -,'lufi,rs adapted
repuo'sfing Uli Isst ,DriDM-af SOD de"llIla- at
Ben. Rec st0Iia A'fte hf.r,atd, tsTsateuing to XIII
him ii case my attempt s ID De Made By The people
10 res,ae ho. \ aT.e al. ut OF syDp .thy Was eX