The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-03
The Heroes of the Kansas WarLWhat
Has Become OF the Free State Men,

Has Become of the Free State Men,
| [Kans rs Correspondence of the New York
Evening Post.1
Governor Geary is Governor Geary
still, as the Quaker vote of Pennsyl-
EaDia attests.
Governor Robert J. Walker and
Governor Stanton are together still.
They are practicing law in Washing
ton.
Judge johnson is also practicing
law in Washington. AKA
John Brown and four of his sons,
Kagi, Cook, Stevens and Whipple,
have all persisted at the hands of the
slave power. OF the brothers Coppie,
one was executed at Harper's Ferry;
and one was killed in Missouri by the
falling of a railroad bridge under
mined by the rebels.
John Brown, jr., is living at Putin
Bay. opposite Sandusky, where he is
cultivating grapes. His brother
Owen, who escaped from Harper's
Ferry. is with him. John, jr., was
in the war for a time, but was COM
PEELED to leave the service by i'll
health 5tssss5sessa Il.
Mr.. Delahay, first Territorial Dele
gate from Kapsas, is a judge of the
United States District Court.
Mr.. Parrott, first member of Con-
gress from Kansas, is practicing law
in LLeavenworth, and is now an ultra
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Mr.. Conway, the second member of
Congress from Kansas, is United
States Consul at Marseilles.
jim Lane Committed suicide.
Governor Robinson is a farmer
near Lawrence.
Judge Lecompte is Free State
man. He is lawyer in Leavenworth.
He was member of the Legislature
last winter, and voted for Pomeroy as
United States Senator. w
!" jack Henderson was Colonel
in the Union army, was wounded, and
is now ali Indian agent in New Next
Calhoun, of " candle box notori-
ETY., died some years ago in Southern
Illinois. & 81 ~ " Cks Is =.
Judge Gilmore died at Tecumseh,
at the beginning of the war. He was
a Union man.
Governor Shannon has practiced
law since his deposition, and is now
popular with the free State people.
Sheriff Walker was Lieutenant
Colonel in our army, and is now keep
ing livery stable in Lawrence
Ri. Hinton was "a Captain and
Brevet Colonel in Kansas regiments
during the war, and is now a we'll
known Washington correspondent.
Sam. Tuppin became Colonel of
Colorado regiment, and is now in
Boston.
G. w. Brown, of the Herald Of |
Freedom, is boring for oil down at |
Peoria. He had not struck oil at |
latest dates. ~.
P. B. Plumb is lawyer at Emporia,
and was Speaker of the House of
Representatives last Winter.
Joel X. Goodin is a member of the
Mr.. Holiday is still at Topeka, en-
gagged in the real estate business
Mr.. Branscomb was one of the 10y
al Southerners-from Missouri.
Sam. Wood is now Judge of one /
of the State Courts.
Mr.. Pomeroy is a member of the
q. S. Senate, and has a splendid man
sion in Chester Park, Boston.
Governor Reeder is dead.
Judge Schuyler is Consul. a6
Judge Smith is lawyer in Law
renee. .e,-ss@ aas-ff'E se@s .o
Captain Hamilton, the author of
the massacre at Mer des Civignes,
was Colonel in Texas. A Kansas
regiment on one occasion happened
70 find that they were encamped on
his homestead in Alabama. 1t was
not benefited by this discovery to any
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