Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-15
RICHMOND TAKEN

u ANA ALLN
Passengers on The West WIND" last
evening" say that a dispatch was re-
ceived at ST. Joseph, stating that Rich.
. mcnd Was jns Possession1Of the Federal
Troops No FarticUlaTs received. zoe 81
os G""Bleeting KaHsaoy sbam e,
hThe. cold eontesr IN Kansas between.
Slavery aad Ffeedom4one side con.
tending for freesOi1 with all the resulting
bessipg scafols, churches, railroads,
and The highest possible slate of c~iviliza-
tio6 and The greatest material prosperity
for AZ classes Of citizens: the other side.
striving 70 fasten endls fair soil a wither-l
ing suTsesdahinsihutiO that 1degrades q.
large portion of white men to a level With.
negroes, as5 black men TO the condition
Of brotesi that tends 10 shut Out enter.
prise, education and. civilization; that
keeps any community where II exists a
hundred years behind the age-has en-
gendered Feelingsof bier enmity; which
sGtl exist and may yet continue for an
age. when The war for the Union
commenced, we hoped that all 4rouble in
Kansas would end butit appears thafthe
oldshatred is %stilloas nalignaup as ever.
II is n~otseOhhned alone 10 tie cihzens Of
Kansas tut has extended to lie Mil,
sryOmcerS. One side is denouneedras
ultra Fsdieal7 John Brown AbOlitiOnisrs;
+. the othefside as secessionists or seees.
tiep sympalt1sers. ~ ' - :
", Ie 81 "a i-5
That The profslayeIy party weEeEhe
agressoTs iDoKansas issai fact mhistory
about which no unprecedented mind can
haze adodbe The fact hal an fhg mod
crate menr even from ibe slave States
jgined sAe free Stale party isasaficient
evidence that the border uffiahs-Usre IN
the wrong-Jim-Lane1Rent-to Kansas
a-pr6rSlateryz Democrat .HTHeZ had 6een
the iSOl Of 9he Demoefatic party IN Ihdi
ana where no of6ee IN ire gift Of the
party was 100 good for him. a short stay
ia Kansas was Sufficient ia. drive him 10
the opposite party becoming As z%ealous
a RepublicanPshe ever had been Dem
qcHat Reeder Nate democrats appointed
Governor o6 KsHsas; byRieree. He noted
5ith7dhe SID party, until afteFo die
msehngdof tbsaffstp Legislators, whehBe
became disguised with the party EFF r,
qua was removed Gsary was appointed
Governor. His pfejpdices. were. with the
slavery party apdfprs lopgljm be held
fast % their SIDE but finally came over.
Shannon was Governor for asfew weeks
but was so imbecile that the President
had to remove him.a Al last, Buchanan,
determined 10 hndmen A7ho could be de-
pended upon 10 DO the Bidding Of the ad.
vOcates Of slavery, appointed Walker, Of
Mississippi, Governor, and Stanton, of
Tennesse, Secretary but even they, after
holding odt as long as their consciences
would allow, were compelled 10 follow in
The footsteps Of their predecessors. IN.
seIfsbust needs be that offences come bpFw9e 70
that man BY EbQ@ The offence cqpeth ssd Zoslc
rfhIis .n0the duty Of the patriot to in-
uuire,UBether or notdhere areobad men
onthe side thathets hghIingSbut merely
whetRerthe cause he is 6ghtingfOr is 1ast
Kansas contains some 8of the best and
some Of he worst men that could BE
found in the United States, and no deubI
crimes ar. sometimes committed by the
men belonging 10 the Free STATE parry
cot Of revenge fercwhat they had suffer
fered. War develsps the worsL passions
Of The human hEnft There neveflw ai
any, var with Eshy peoples for any
cause. however st. mwbieh rhers were
MOI, tad men on both sides and ppeI
evil done out Of Mere revenge, Bur i
al cases the responsibility rests principal
Nv with the party that caused the var
or course strict discipline should be en-
forcedt 10 prevent wantQn outrage on eth
er sIdenss rsmmad OF bna .moseqls
Bus fer several m9nihsPashs4 s nlli
taryssspowersHo lhatdweEs s~laileRsd a
observation-disclosures men, sFhdOrsinga al
the black casalogaehOf { crimes cohmiie'
Blythe Pko-daveFy RrSfh Kansas. The!
we're Consequently pre- ddieed sgahspa
Free STATE men, ready to. nptHopl then
on anv pretext whatever There arr
many who doubt The loyalty of Ger
Slprgis sFea she 81 Louif RsPuQ
admits 4hat hernade some iRdserestieE
p~ressiehss ps e7Uo noqu isaI lHoe gr
fuas 8aI--WTSfTTT Vr1oo go
wSpcpialsap New ferk papers say ina
Gen. Mcdowell is organizing he fnBl
live bIscksi nio companies. under oihcer
ofshe SHINE color feroBbsEgaRd hsshes
8aBiBled "a reguiar line Of PrOmOnol
among rhem, paying from 50 cents Pe
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