New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

had only forty men; that he had hung three
men for kidnapping, and was responsible for it.
Gov. Medary thinks the matter can be settled
without troops.
To the Associated Press.
LEAvESwoRrH, K. r., Monday, Nov. %, 1860
At meeting called by prominent Republicans, held
on Saturday evening, ut the Distrct-CoUrt room,
Mayor Mcdowell presiding, Committee on Resolu-
tons reported the following preamble and resolu-
TORS:
Uhereas Intelligence been received from South,
Kansas " Itch leaves little room doubt that civil
been added to the Of famine which already that
Bc.oired That without expressing opinion
which may Montgomery Jennon and keir foowers
any bands Of acting with In opposition them
violence and disorder thst Kansas
this unlawful and n.uueconay aud support the Erecu
tive authorities Of the Territory In restoring and preserving the
Re.ad That the recent expulsion by the General Govern
neutral at the beginning Of Winter and in season Of utter
destiuticn and famine set Of cruelty and oppression
@ S dh ey S p PPS o s i6 'eSI the sR
cries Of The people by Fene"a Of civil Ia the Counties Of
Red That having settled beyond doubt the question Of
and collision. arising on, Of that question With the
reoye Of neghboug State whether made BY dunon''
without or 10y nullihers within our borders.
The resolutions supported by several, and OPP
posed by Anthony, McCahon and Others the ground
that information had been received TO justify the be-
lief that civil war exists in the Territory. Amid much
excitement and confusion, the report of the Committee
was declared adopted aud the meeting adjourned.
Immediately after tie adjournment those opposed 10
the adoption Of the report organized another meeting.
Judge NcCahon WIS made President. The following
preamble and resolutions adopted
Uhreas, l. is reported that difficulties Of serious nature
ist IN South Eastern Kansas; aud
Where's, We have reliable information the subject
Rred That We withhold all action in the matter until the
i1ls connected with he ease can De lily obtained
hf1rff Iho, Co5miiss Of thT% be sPPSinSd ey The
nature and origin Of those dill cule, and their extent
agents In reference to the CHEROKEE IadisS aud. snd the
neutral lsud constitute series Of outges unparalleled in tho
Beoiied That condemn any violation Of the law, Of
comfy 3ns & ny and every one mo a,g5 me psI
~ Of those laws
A Committee Of three was appointed.
We have intelligence from Lawrence that Acting
Governor Beebe arrived there ON Saturday. having had
an interview with Montgomery. At the time Of the iu-
teryiew Montgomery, with 43 men, was engaged in the
trial Of a man charged with kidnapping a free negro.
Tie man. Whose name was not given, was found guilty
and hung in the presence of Beebe.
Fort Scott has not been harmed or Paris sacked -
has been reported. Arrivals by the stage al KanSs
City ON Saturday evening report all quiet.
by private letter from Lawrence we have another
account of the interview Of Secretary Beebo witt
Montgomery. This account SAYS that Beebe found
Montgomery trying man named Mcdonald, who's
alleged oeuse being in favor Of the execution Of
Tie Fugitive Slave law and that NJ the solicitation Of
Beete, he was sci free. On being eNpostuated with.
Montgomery is reported having deiied the power Of
the Conventional and Federal Governments.
Gen. lIauey and Gov. Medary arrived at the Fort
this mo aiug and will leave for Southern Kansas to-
artillery, Capt. Balm in command
Troops have started from Fort Riley to the same
ID sinaion. The two divisions will rendezvous IA
Mound City, sixteen miles from the Missouri State line.
Secrecy is preserved by the officials regarding their
Plan OF operations.
Montgomery Acknowledges the late uurders- lie