The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

Kansas News.
The Topeka Tribune Of last week has
4 scathing article on The subject Of Car
ney's traducers. 1t "takes the bull by
the horns" and "strips the hide off,"
In speech at Leavenworth recently.
Lane advocated the destruction Of the
Times Office and ~ndeavorsd to inci,e a
mob spirit. simply because that paper
contained an article rejecting upon his
course in reference 10 raising forces to
protect the Kansss border. He SAL
the statemen,e were lies Why did he
not prove them su h and not get mad
and rant like a maniac ? Wien \ man
gets so angry. We always sn>pec, there
is something wrong. Consci'u> iano-
ccnce is calIn, and meets an accusation
with dignity. Men rant only when they
have no facts or arguments 10 sustain
their cause. Get your facts. Jimmy.
and let US have them, all oi them, 1.-The
truth. the Whole ruth, and nothing bat
the truth" and then We can judge
whelher you have been wrOnged by
the Times, or wronged yourself. Facts.
jimmy, facts, foam and fury alter
wards.
By the exertions OF GO, Carney ! 600
horses are speedily to be ufnisied for
the 18Th regiment
Col. Hall, OF NJ. claimed ,he town
site Of Council Grove, Kansas, and The
matter has been IN Il i4slioa for years,
hut was .ec.u,ly de.i.ei I'D favor oil
the town by thy in,eiior Department.
II. E. Lowmsr aad John Speer have
gone east % procure mst-r'ai tor toeir
offices-the Sitte Journal, AMI Law
renee Tribune-drslroyed by Quan'reli.
Success attend hem.
Jeunison will soon have the 18th reg
imcnt filled up.
Several thousand stands Of arms are
now in Kansas, or soon will be, Tor the
arming OF the mil ia OF Tie Safe.
Ii is becoming quite common IN this
State for man to call another a cop
perhead' ii he dissgr--s with him on
any subject Connected with the war.
inis is all w-.ng. Tn. torn, viii lose
lis significance h; such free use Of i,
aud brcome no reptn,oh
ine first session opened at the Agri-
cultural College. Manhattan. on We'd
nesday oi last week, the 81 ISr. May
The instiiation prosper.
The Grand Council Of the Union
League OF Kansas at It's .ecen, SESSION
in Leavenworlh. passed the follow ing
resolution unanimously:
Resoired. That tie Grand Council
Of the State Of Kansas tender their sym N
pathies TO the b-re,ved members oil
Laurence Council NJ. 70, U L. A
Also. 10 all loyal friends aud sufferers
BY the Lawrence m.>>acr-; and tha e
recommend nll Councils vi the u. l. A.
to do all in their power Ia avease the
murder Of the loyal citizens ., snat un-
fortunate city.
Commissioner Dol. is in Ia. S ate to
treat with the Indian. tor their removal
from Kansas to the Indian eOan.ry u
He has already conciu lei tea les with
the Sacs and Foxes, and ali the other
tribes will probably follow snit.
A very increasing correspondence
has iaken place b-.w.-n Gov. Carney
and Gen Schotie d, rela I'VE 10 the bor-
der atf,rs oi gu, Sta. Ch- Governor
asks and the General promises all the
pioiecison he can CAV. with the present
force under his comm,nd. The Gov
ernor tenders aud the General accepts
the services Of ss many companies of
ka"sas militia as may be required TO
garrison and dst-nd the towns on The
border exposed TO raids.
Ample preparations are being made
Al Leavenworth for the approaching
State Fair