The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28
TIE TROUBLES N KANSAS.

THE TROUBLES IN KANSAS.
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Further Dstaiis or the Orsxs<sens %
Msessomsry.-Movsns OF 0easrax
Hexssy-.Publis Meeting In kssvsa-
worth, &c.
LxAvrwoxrH; K T., Nov. rs, 1896.
Al messing called BY prominent republosns held On
saturday evening n the Drc, Court ROOM Mayor No
Doweil presided.
committee on resolutions reported tina folIovt,x
preamble and resolutions
Whereas, intelligence has been received nom sous
eastern Kansas which leaves little 70 doub4 tSss
civil war has been added 70 The OF famine vhS
already oppresses that section Of Kansas; therefore,
the causes which may have led Montgomery, JauseS
and their oo Se, or any bands OF men acting with,
opposition 70 them 70 the renewal Of violence md d.
order In that section Of Kansas regard IL duty
citizens Of the Territory 70 deDounce this unlawful aAA
ipsurrecoosry act, and 70 support the executive
ihoT Of the Territory In restoring and preserving ~
Resolved, That the recent expulsion BY tbs reasssa
their homes lands al the beginning Of winter
and IN season Of usser restitution and famine
s Ss, :scs 70 sns n.y e
plausible pretext for adding 70 the miseri Of ths
pie BY renewal Of civil In the counties Of Bourbea
Resolved That having settled beyond Z doubt ths
question o. slavery In Kansas, condemn I'll attepls
Of that question with the people Of our neixhbosng
state whether made By disunioaisis without By nun
Gers within our borders
The resolutions supported BY several and opposed
by Anthony AcCahoa and Others the ground that n
information had been received 10 justify the belief thas
civil war existed In the Territory.
Amid much excitement and confusion, the report q
the committee declared adopted tbs meeting a.
journ.d
Immediately AFTER the adjournment, those opposed y
the adoption Of the report organized another meeting
Judge McCahon made President Ths folio wing pre-
smbe and resolutions were adopted:-
Whereas, II s reported that difficulties OF serious NJ
ture exist Southeastern Kansas whereas we have
no reliable Information on the subject; therefore,
Resolved, That We withhold all action In the matter
until the facts connected with the be sAisaots
Resolved, That committee OF three be appointed "
the Chair for the purpose OF certainpg the facts VIII
regard me nature and origin OF those difficulties aad
Resolved, mat the OF the administration, officers
and agents, with reference TO the Cherokee Indian lands
and the pentrsl land constitute series Of outrsges IN.
psralleed In the history Of any government
Resolved, That We condemn any violation Of the laws
OF our country and that any and every one who, ser
fair and impartial trial. found guilty OF such volatoa0
should suffer the penalty Of these laws.
committee Of three appointed.
We have intelligence from Lawrence that Acting Go
Beebe arrived there saturday, having q
interview with Montgomery At the time OF the inter.
view Montgomery, with forty three men, was engaged In
Tho man, whose not given, was found guilty
and hung In the presence Of Beebe
Fort Scott has not been harmed Paris sacked, =
has been reported Arrivals BY the stage Kansas City
on Saturday evening report Ill quiet.
By private letter from Lawrence We have another 60
count OF the Interview OF Secretary Beebe with Mont.
gomcy This account says Beebs found N,otsomerv
trying man named Mcdonald, whose alleged offence wss
being In favor Of the execution Of the Fugitive Ave V
and that At the solicitation OF Beebe he set free On
being expostuated with Montgomery reported Is hav.
ments.
General Harvey and Governor Medary arrived at The
fort this morning. and will leave for southern Kansas 70
morrow morning with 100 dragons and two pieces Of
artillery, Captain Balm command Troops have started
from For. Riley 70 the same destination The two div
soos viii rendezvous at Mount City sixteen miles froa
the Missouri State line Secrecy preserved By the On
chls regarding their plan Of operations.
that fugitive could be taken back 70 Missouri ~
said he would continue his operations against that STATE
ArkAnsas and Texas II the troops came against him In
large numbers he would dodge them and no could whip
OF any small parties
WARSAW, Nov. "a, 1850.
Dr.. Milton resident Of this city arrived from Fort
Scott on Saturday evening" whittier he had been on bua
moss connected with the Land ofoe he reports that
Montgomery In person encAmped within Eve miles Il
that place with seventy Eve or eighty A detAch-
mept had ptcred Fort Scott and finding the
oosrs had fed and the court which 20 have besa
satsned and did not modest the any way whatsver
honsomery object for the present, ms, ws only
cours and preyen,ire the trial Of some shrs, s,s
friends In custody. he publicly declared that he would
no~ remain 70 prevent the sales which advertised
for the 3D. Of December and Also 10 take possession q
Vernon and Bates counties In the time. Mont.
gomery rs SAID 70 be regularly encsmped, With
Balls Nils, Who Thought 10 be Montgomery band,
appesr 10 have been company Of government troops
Milton did bear Of any Of hongomerya men having
been In Missouri Judge Williams len here yesterday
for Clinton The small party Of Minute Men, which lsi
here sw days SINCE have returned They e fas
. HAll's MIL and reported that the They Cd.
vanced towards Fort soott the they heard Of the an.
nculiies
sxvsPAPER ACCOUNTS.
IRON the kavenworth, Kansas, TINS (rep), Nov a
For some time pest We have been publishing reports
rom the s,uihern portion Of the Territory which ndi-
Gated that serious trouble was brewing 10 that quArser
Our accounts ~ere from various sources and have
given them without comment because have preferred
10 wait for full sdvices to the OF the difficulties
and their true nature before expressing views there
We have now further and dennite irteigcncs
from the locality In question than has Jet been given
The public.
Morigomery and BIS men payei % prominent part In
1888. The Amnesty act which passed by The
LegsAsure '6s Intended dispose Of all The old
ddere1ces between the federal authorities those vhe
were under indictments from the United s.atcs Corrts
After the passage Of that bill Montgomery and hi
submssioo thereafter 70 sbe legal tribunals, aad
70 aid II necessary, In tho arrest Of all offenders
s ?, ,a q. we ave n We
ry and 81 hr the oonendng parties purely poti
cal ones But In the progress Of the border wxfars
rsscas Of ell kinds arrayed themselves each ban
ner, and under the cover Of free state proslavssy
movements nduised their propenstss for plunder and
ever, species Of vilary Capt Montgomery attached
lot Of himself but when peaoe vs.
restored vS believed that he would dissolve eli fur.
Their connection with them. Lately he seems 10 have
been engaged In organizing them into . company, aaA
adding thereto large number OF honest, but msxuidod
msn, who had suffered personally, o through their
friends from The cutsges o. the "Border Ru1sns" AnA
we're animated by fanatical neal 10 opposition every.
thing pro slavery.
Several months ago Montgomery returned from ufp
70 The Eastern states who're be engaged In procuring
sestsnce % carry bis maraudlng enterp9
tine be made en- nfArnnstory speech nj Mound City, AZ
or -hch be protested 70 collect sad arm his mca.