New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-03
The Kansas Troubles.
WARSAW, Mo-. Friday. Nov.


WARSAW, No. Friday Nov. 3d. 1860.
meeting of the people of Benton County was held
yesterday Al the Court-House. A Committee was
formed tor enrolling Volunteer Company. Eighty
FIVE members were reported. The following resolu.
tions were adopted:
Resered That we in with the people the border
and energetic action Of Gov Stewart sending troops to defend
the houses and rede Of the border quaers at time when
were wholly unable to do so ourselves for want of and
Be.oted That regard duty Of every abiding ot
zen who feels proper respect for the supremacy of
and regard for individual nights only in readi,
assistance 20 the troops in the hed for protection
band Of boodhirsty villains Who boldly pfocm their pisp
tion not only to fOIcby and illegally property
and helpless families for heaven our very best
citizens and with newly furnished from Northern
es shpPed csndesney to Kansas roam over the country
breaking up all the peaceful relations Of whole settlements
ahs' we lsei proud OF the course OF our
Roired That we are FAD that Mr. Buchanan hs, al la,
seemed to arrive at proper of his duty by dpatchns
General Hs1ey to Southern Kansas with instructions to take
WARSAW, Mo-, Saturday, Dec. /, 1860.
A special messenger who arrived here tonight
brings the following important intelligence from the
West. II is from reliable source and therefore full
confidence can be placed in it:
"CLNTON, Henry Co., Saturday, Dec /, 1860.
"That the public mind may not be misinformed and
running to and fro through the country east Of this
place, as are informed, and TO Justify those who
have opposed the dark designs Of the Abolition
marauders, under the notorious Capt Montgomery, in
Kansas and the border, beg leave TO state the
following facts IL addition to those heretofore given
The armed Aboitionists have continued their muir
derOus operations in Bourbon and Linn Counties, Kan
sas hunting down and driving from the Territory all
men who have disapprOyed Of their rObbing and muir
deIing and who have acted In any manner to sustain
the laws.
The roads leading eastward from the Territory have
been crowded with wagons and persons, male ana
female, escaping from these hends:
In one instance mother gave birth TO an infant on
the road neal PopPingsye, in this State during the
fight of the family
On Monday of this week Mr. Bishop, who lives on
the Usage River about II miles north OF Fort Scott
having been aroused by a noise IN the night, upon
going TO the door 10 what the matter was IN
Sfapty shot down and killed. Hls BODY was Iohu W
have been pierced by several balls
We have seen here for the past few days wagons
loaded with goods, furniture DC, passing through
not only from the Territory but from "e'pOr'' III 'niS
State and other places within the line.
Families living on and near the old jackson place,
within this State have been notified to leave Their
homes by these outlaws, and having no means OF 1e-
Tense have fed to Butler and places IN tne Ui
security leaving their homes and effects behlnd Iheh'
nnproteeted Yesterday slaves owned by those hVihg
on the line some % miles within the STATE ar
rived here for safe Keeping ~ ~,
Thus have the citizens Of Bates and vernon Cpuh-
ne; since the commencement Of this instruction, been
,breatened with destruction Of life and property with
ont ADEQUATE means of defense or protection up 10 tnS
time this state OF things has continued.
Capt DOak Of Butler, has arrived mere, on Lis way
for arms and ammunition, and aid from whom we
have learned some Of the above iac's c,,,oprS
~ u obbDDSSCCAE JOHN A. RODGERS,
r X MURRELL, B. HALCOHBi
}. WILLIAMS, Nm 10 1o DUnn'
JOSEPH DAVIS, B. g. B0 6EIt,
> "' "00Ah' JOSEPH BOND
Cart Doak states that the citizens OF Westport,
earring an attack from Capt. Montgomery ana Ms os9
of Jay-Hawkers held meeting few Gays a2T anu
directed that call be made on the Sheiln Vi Daye
County 10 raise a force for the protection Vi TIC
can't. Doak, who is Deputy Sheriff Of Bates county,
unon this dispatched forty muskets 10 lhe Ci'NeDs
tbere who stand upon guard every night 10 prNeht
snrnrise Ibis il also the at POppingsViiie anu
" ieroe meeting Of the citizens Of this county Henry
County, was held to-day 70 take into consideralG lno
border troubles. G.. H. Worth was chosen fTesluen''
and Joseph c. Alexander Secretary. r., H..
Spee,hes were made by Col. j. o. DAVIS, Col iult,
Judge Williams, r. r. Murrel, anda number OF otnef7'
WARSAW, Mo, Dec. :, 1871
Gen. Fros's brigade encamped last night between
Calhoun and Belmont They are moving slowly, the
men having very feet occasioned by marching
over rough roads
Gen. Parsons passed through Calhoun yesterday on
a secret mission 10 the border.
At the latest accounts montgomery was sun en-
camped at near Fort Scott and deied the world To
take him. 1t is thought that he will leave when he
hears of the approach Of Gems barney and Frost
The people in all the border counties indorse the
,;on ~ Governor Stewart in sending out troops. II
tbey can only each Montgomery general day o
tbsnks0iving will be held in the Usage valley.
Gen Frost's command will eneamp tonight at Cal
boun. ,,,.-
Two suspicious characters, supposed to be Mon's9m
srs spies were seen yesterday in the northern par
Of Henry County making tracks in the direction Oh to'
Scott. ,......,.,.,, ,,.,
Montgomery's men are all through the country Wv
ing out reports 10 mislead the people.
These recent Outrages on the western o0''0' =:
.taIt;o, hands are kindliDg strong dsanion spin
lereabOute.
The Palestine Outward bonnu.
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