I CAROLINA SPARTAN. |%HEby cayis & tbxmxxss. dttwfcfc to Sout\)tvn liigfyts, Politico, stgricullnri, antr {ftisctUant}. $2 pes annum vol. xiii. ~~ spartanburg, s. c., thursday, october 16, 1850 i gw i no?h4 TUJS VASUUffA b ifART wdi reported to be oat of the territory. Tupeka is While ..... AN. Mr. Dougloa was uu at beautifully eituated near the Kansas river, on a high Jolist, the Thursday last, after a Lot contest of some half hour or $ ID., holding audience, aa it were, entran * >eptcinber, was a week last i mammmmmmmmmmmmtmmrnMB.MM level plan: It contains several hundred inliabi- eei a more. Lane's (which ago vanccd Against the lawfulness and >r- BY CAYIS & TRIMMIEK. a d, heavy shower of rain came on. Not a man party retreated, screu 1 and robbed the ioimi Mr: Wise toots, with number of fine house# already built w*)man or child leaving Puesday,) citizens of the of the upon Fillmore and Fremont, and other* in of moved.still it rained, and thenJ of his men killed, and a mucli num- town of all their ality institution, and, in doing so, re" many progress ereolion. All thtook all ind ofvalue that was in the town severs! per in advance, yzed. The Topekeans slept on their arms and the citirens and my fellow its inmates everything the forcf lovancy, the ground that t"e Fillmore had been our riak. i n the restoration of order. Used upon speaker. ]Ifriends, the cloud litis passe*i "tho was lioy wero taken were not conclusi re been objectionable. But rates, precise; disposed be quite intractable) and one awray, and Ueaven smiles Georgia Colony," which compos* Iown of and either the same com- with to oeatraots made on reasonable terms. i man in a bold innnucr once moro upon us oikI ed of a number of Easton; and suflicient, in his to exclude t respect Mr. Fremont be is gave the Governor to un- ou r cause " The effect wns families from tho Stnto or auother of opinion, vocal The Spartan circulates over this and ,krstand that he electrical. {>any about the same number exercise of and we largely might suppose himself to bo the of Georgia, settled in tho same t conscience and reason upon I"e unmeasured; and quoteuneqnt|l0the and offers an admirable medium < neighbor- Hindered a pro man in his own extract below with adjoining districts, Governor, but ho (the speaker) considered Mr.Is1*1 Lcttkr from hood with their farms slavery subject. lie contended that such the view of Mks. * to our friends to reach customers. ttobiuson as the IIrnry Ci.at..Thevcnera each cth- 1iousc, and robbed the nassag what showing real Governor, and that he consci- bit» relict of the on adjoining house near Osawkee were ultreasonable is, the common Job work of all kinds oxecutcd. < felt lato Henry Clay linn deemed it ne er, the south side of Kansas was 1 and ni perhaps, of promptly mtiously that he owed fealty to uo other. Many eei to river, he next A of men were to our apochryplial, on the feeling Law and on hand (ithcrs wished to sary appear before the publio in a letter, do attacked on tho 23d a morning. company opposed ideas of the Virginia subject: Blanks, Equity, continually inteirognto the Governor, and r«i her son J units August by company I raised at Leavenworth to humanity,*w Ihk iding It. from * xiing in dom anthers desired to Clay various char of . City go of thus printed commit him to their own line of s of the Abolitionists commanded >ursuit of mercy God; testing t'l0 Submit..Sir, to > To sll these go Louisvillo Journal touching the uffairs of by Drowu, { these marauders, but whether Infinite a tell ino we should submit to liey. persons he had but one reply: hit1 Inther. Sho declares and all the houses of the w ere b»ru- t by finite standard, and the election of a "Gentlemen, I eume not to treat emphatically that it woi* colony hey succeeded in them we have the wis subjectii"2 Black with, hut to th,3 desire and of and of was overtaking dora of the to the coi Republican, nnder circumstances like There is now hope Mr. Clay thai his son Jnmei ed, everything value tlot learned. Almighty as CAROLINA SPARTAN. !govern you. in this Territory uo shk hi« advice in the for and hut few men were there nt <>f discovery plan by ing from the «"'** already Hor« of leaves, r lot for a moment tolerate making of his last will, antj safety, Lane's party to murder the citizens of vo examples and subjugated a any questioning of iny at all times advised the cred liwno, where he the Plucked long ago from rose-tree's bloom; , and consulted freely and nflec time.six of whom were to be that town and then alleged that t degraded.(cheers).that South'ie aoent mthority. Every person in favor of restoring peace tio with supposed sack and burn the chosen of ern people are without Yet the of their faded beauty gives ,o this distracted can nntcly him, having confidence in his love killed.t own. |>eople God were commanded 10 spirit and without An of life to room. Territory range themselves int and This plan was discovered some act in to odor the quiet . mder all cgrity judgment." On tho . of by direct to sotno of the*° purpose defend the rights know An odor that fills my batiucr; others 1 will trent as bandits day August a company of 1etters and other documents found in opposition and not they my memory . md robbers, aad I will all such at the Lane's about pos- laws of ]Nature which were the att dare maintain. When in With of a cherished red-roso tree cxlipnte point What hit bk Extectko rnoM Ksntuckv.. inen, threo hundred in num- sossion of some men from among Chartesn* thoughts 0if the bayeuet. Don't talk to me about or ie Lawrence, who butoa of tho In town, Kanawha last slavery Tli official returns of the lato election in her, inarched to a settlement called "Tread* Iiad come into Leavenworth Deity. other words, t"e county, year, 1 was I take from my shelf a little book, recdoin.free State men or pro-slavery »neu.antil slu>w the Krntuck) in disguise, and aulhoril of the Bible was told by tbe best *re Dvmocratio on the vote tor well's in coin- 1vho wore y so far M authority that the town "From a faithful friend".alt, woH-n have restored the benign influences of to cs to majority judg Settlement," Douglas county, arrested on rejected, was dnyl peace bo 6,835. The * immediately it mililated #80 a to not each his beautifal we have know-nothing majority at tin posed of several families from the clion. suspi- against their peculiar doctrim391 paying night guard Should I grieve that kinging look country.until punished the clcctiou last year was South, The plan was, that on a certain and theiir the of against me a 11 nurderer and driven out the 4,403. Democratic gain sine* settled neur each day, opinions were made a at escape fugitives from the salines of Shows flown bandit and Ai l trust. 1N.V, 11 OM A ..J - other with their ri friendship awnyf rabble, .. . IIIIII from purer 0 ,nd , linn, ill'VUrUIIIK 1U1III slaves, large company Lawrence should at- t Kanawha. Was ever a list etik I am glad a sign to sec returned Uie industrious citizens to tbeir Ikoik-s ],<> is in When t higher tandard than the revelations of t '10 stamp tax like that! aind xingtou fiiitttinan, "n liberal calculation foi engaged fanning. the attack aek the town, to v.ui.h Yet such is That he once was a faithful friend to me. claims. Don't, I pniy you, embarrass inc with ouir was previous they Divine Will. tbe tax levied licsc opponent*," as, taking the rote on oilier oflieen[ made they all took to shelter iu Tread- 1vould as already by Black political questions. You shall all, without tinin the smuggle many free aoileis as From this Republicanism us This latter of love In my youthful prime, ,j listinction of bo judges, Democratic majority in the reecn t well's house. Tho house was soon t could into branch of the argument t upon from without our party, protected. This is not n ction is shown to be besieged hey tho town, who were to bo >n . and within our Said "Forever thine''.with tear and sigh; t to talk about about 8,000. The States the Abolitionists. discussii became more in ,ts borders, limits. What would party, when tnen, women and machimein there are by then I and 6cereted the free soil general, and, our Hut now I have learnt that chatrhsh time c says many reasons for the 1 They attempted odgod by citizens course, < be if the iliitdrcii are murdered and driven from their it opinio! to but c smbraced the and humanitv -burthens, whole executive Gives lovo and its warmest vow the lio. daily tin the majority for Buchanan and escape by (light, many of tliein were >f the town and furnished with and history ' oi me | tomes. In God's name, rise for a moment above in Hreckonridgi killed and arms, of the Southern of power federal And yet 'tis a pleasant thought to mo and November will lurgcly exceed tliat indicated ti wounded. *l'he houses wore >vhen the assault was commenced invad- system slavery. N it Government, j Kirty contemplate yourselves as men aud pa- thes the above and all by YSfedon in of », shonld bo put into the hands of That 01tee sho loved me t am party by figure*. burned, the of value taken t:rs, and 1 adduced, support the humni lilack faithfully. riots. I your friend, your fellow-citizen, moved property the pro-slavery men engaged ty and 1 of the V* Republicanism a So am * >y no other than the of by Lane's party. f enicncy institution, the by prospective sectional,,J when I sud with silent grief, impulse good the bona fide What Makes a igaiust them, these secreted fice soilers increase of tho rap istn, for the of uliabitauts of this Territ' and the Bushel..The follow The next a 1 slaves, their purpose our Wishing Cnch weary breath my hist, ry, protection of jn. table of night party of some two or vere to leave their in the content! coinparati in our invading propve relies of heir lives and shall be rc- 15 the number of of vari three hiding places city Tient and attachment to o w" erty very homos, at the hazard of These pleasure bring relief pro|»crty. Wlipn peace pounds bundled of Lane's attacked tind attack the men their the of (lie * 1 will see that man of is ou s Articles to a bushel regiment pro-slavery iu the rear, ncrs, aud our lives? Do From brighter times happy past, iU»red, every you protected tuay bo of intorest the house of II. T. ' exhibited great wi ' sober, rational minds And I 1 n his our dwelling Titus, in which ind thus them. the » familiarity us to expect feel, though dark my present late, political rights." readers: some twelve or fifteen destroy fact: and details of the All °® wait, and submit a moment, if the That I was not desolate. The response was instant and enthusiastic. A J men had When this was subject. trust alway Wheat, sixty pounds. taken pro-slavery plan discovered, the cili these fa<:ts and were of thav power shall be confined to rote was immediately passed to Buatain the Corn, j icfugo after having been driven from 1lens held a and resolved to argument* warmly co monism de*" and shelled, fifty-six piunda. their own meeting disarm troverted his w ho for such a AUTIIEXTIC ACCOUNTS FROM KANSAS. when he lelt the town of Topeka theGovernor,peo- Corn, 011 the cob, seventy-six pounds. homes by the Abolitionists. Titus *ill those fresoilers who had been by opponent*, rejected I purpose? ilc assembled en masse and gave six enthusiastic and the men implicated slaleinoiats as those of an interested Ir Fremont is Elected [ Oats, thirty-six pounds. in his house were armed, and i n the twelve in witne ' War to tub The following is a large portion of a letter front cdicers for Governor This was another six plan, all. Captain and for thai as Knife..I Geary. Bye, fifty pounds. resisted the assailants foi come *vas Emory reason, they insisted believe, and here it to Kansas i* the Baltimore which that en- frrcnt moral was to Bai time, to out the resolution, up< proclaim . killing the c - . .... appointed 1 r . » carry Sun, paper triumph, deliglitfsl eoutemptutc, ley, forty-six pounds. I uu.v.n. vi ii..:. I that in the of "ind is a invii men, auu lliem 1 Io legn technicality excludes a w you Capitol the Slate over which dorses as I rum one who "a which bright festlier in the Governor's cap. Buckwheat, fifty-two pounds. compelled succeeded in the first eleven noss froim I am occupies position What a a lo let but soon disarming on his own accoui , constituted that the most change week's energetic, impartial Irish Potatoes, sixty pound*. rent, the)' rcuewed the us- *vilhout but the twelfth a testifying Governor, enables him to obtain reliable information respect- , o( dilficulty, one, they de1- 11 - (hem, disclaimii patriotic thing you product Potatoes, fifty pounds. by tiring several times i .«v imuiv ui i> iiiimui i ° preserve this ing the movements of Gov. Gcnry and the results ciif the of w4h raaa for ~j iiiiii|o, was | uny it) leilUOII to oueslion lli« *Ar««Sl with all its reign terror, every thirsting Onion*, fifty-seven pounds. through the house, one man and so- to Uniou, blessings.and are * and his -of the sann:" ' lie blood of his enemy, confidence is being Boans, sixty pounds. killing ]>repared tight, doors bolted, and What was immeasurable aud they ® verely Mi. Titus and M. M. Hoi- s everal men in strange, however, wliilo the innumerable.is, to "On the 11th of the new squatters are returning to their claims, andrestorsl,hope Bran, twenty wounding tho house with him, all arm- men eel tl«) in some September, Governor, * pound*. then made rej statements thus made vince, stern, form of John W. made his at again dawning upon tins country. Clover Sc«-d, pound*. aey. They preparations lo sot cid; and when and his com strong cooJ Geary, appearance Ties mid is sixty tire to the Capt. Einory pa- familiar and 111 Getui- lleiakel and Lecompton.with un great glorious work the direct result Timothy Seed, house, when Mr. Titus and the t iv came in front of the house unimpeachable witnesses, seriously, calmly, withexpreaaion.soberly,the ReiJ, Atchison, (if Governor forty-five pounds. Phillips tired receive, with the roost of men of 2,700 men, were Geary's energy, |»atriotisni and Flax Seed, others in the house surrendered. i unctk)ti ' purpose who know their and army approaching Lawrence and he forty-five |R>und«. After Ti- ipon them from the window of the second the ; flattering rights with a fixed purpose to «f out" of esiit richness und fertility. It is better wooded I Ukicrk Committee..The mast They the houae blind tc» the dictates Convince forbearance and of reason. ' them hate, justice, seemedbitterness 1 ,n' them that she was not there, but had been \vero plaas0 ) of this and yourap,n a hopeless and ungracious task. Uu: this liieli dntv j"hsn I ha heard, and the timber is good. seling of the citizens of St. held n then taken piisoners and sent Jens us vult is is Thej I.ouis, sent for the \ away pn perdere dtmental" I w property safe. How will tJ-overnor ni once undertook ouniry ntao well wnlvreil with river*. Game if nil>oil time since, a committee to away safety day before. They Mlliont injury. This was a law- (Cheers.) yort (Jonry energetically (](tore abundant than 1 appointed accused the Phillips surprise!d to And that Garrison and Mr. Pj convince them? I am for to and in of lir.d expected. If Gov. Gea- lit Kansas prisoners of lying, that cr and kind of land was waiting your perform. spite nAninjIy as Territory, and into the they ) agent, lie tar- ker diflftjrcd orders. h* success succeeds, lie will. (as lie does not inquire knew she was widely upon igr * (Loud 1 want to obstacle* has been inslautinvurtnoiint:.Weuud recognise ;IC|viy Uutl condition of there, and swore they would rod and feathered and rode on a rail many points, cheers.) you such a word jw 'fail,' ") in his bcuifteent purpose*, things there. That iiud her, and continued about Garrisoii advocates tho abolition of slave aik yourselves first what will do. If . coml,n^ enable you appreciate the true ntnte of things, it j M'Lute and Lay c i under it for generally been and persuasion.and is to nt Stales, theio will be no I shall take . her. viole us ts to tlint there are two pleasure in adJrcssiug yon an ocoa- to undertake this set They then robbed the r in relation to Kansas opposed aggression upon ncocssnry nay loading iotial lino vice. have egular reporter, ditfi- and itisi was with n third like parties from tins territory, tly information I ne Tltey house and all the and burned the c irrectionary steps. lle a man ffovernment, and you will have here, hanging cainp followers H ,JU so, and have in our hands prisoners, ulties, for the New York the Cbi- of the «d liall bt truthful and accurate, as 1 have the most placed the house. Tribune, peace , while he denominated Mr. Parkcr nothing to do. You have to upon skirts both. These parties I will term j-^j . c and only go on lit* the mp!c meant of information. JttrrcasoN. lowing report: ago Tribune, the Missouri Democrat, in contradistinclion to and the Pro-Slavery party, Tree Slate party, und ^ on. After all these Lane's I n of himself, a Bunk J keep peace. Sit still under your the Plunderers. now a John K. outrages by party,' consequence all these out and Hill ma own There is fourth party Dauby, t the whole was luges, u; by which we that Il10 vine and tree, and all will remain of the TP.IS VOIClTOF P2ESS. pnsulenl the Kniwit ,Vit daily seuding out scouting and marau !ilavo been tinned out of their homes to slavery. be left friends of Kiuian* and the Union." " f t for po Kansas Territory, beg leavenpiuted seek He atlimited that w At all we unmarred. Georgia many years. It fells now that the to and ai » Southern events, shall have a to f" that in to ding parties plunder rob, d in a . heller, food, and as best slavery Without desiring discuss the causes which .lumlation of natiouul party is slipping from under report, conformity the require short lime all protection they the milrleat and most humane Qf respite. (Enthusiastic But the have led to so disastrous a 1 state t lie feet of all true mm at ?nts of tho they had the horses and 'i and of tlio citttens of the river system applause.) result, confidently the South. It feel* that !'" resolutions of said night; many the kind that had ever v fearful alternative what that the hate and bitterness between the 8 ueli can no ":l meeting, mules in the interior of the in t owns in existed, and ga is, will you do if pro slave- parties longer save us, and that some- ve visited tho of Kansas with a Territory Kansas have contributed to the the Sou'th the and the free state so ' more Territory their and credit for of its ameliori Black candidate is ry parties had grown intense, king effectual and more completely our own, vi<;w to learn the true state possession, the pro slavery men fnil extent of thei. means in the many Republican elected! that a determination was formed 11riuil be to of facts in rendering ing featiires; but was severe If Buchanan is not to be deadly locxirrmi- devised protect and to in*«ire our safe tJ0 to the driven away, and many of ihetn murdered, nicoded assistance to and upon New En elected, God grant tiato each othor. Each aide had or- t> and honor. The this present disturbed and distractedrolu>n them, much more land foir introduced and that as he is a man consequently Republican yields point C() Lane was no in he now i:i to having loieralej Fillmore, of patriotism ganixed bands of arme-1 followers in their employ, vvilli reluctance and caution, hut it is evident that ndilion ol that longer disguise; necessary be done, and beyond what and thein and Territory. j openly declared that Kansas should be a t having transferred to i jjg priuciple.for I take great in stimulated by mutual hate and fear to the fearful : has lust all its old confidence in the and We do not, to a lie people of Kansas is able to do. We n slavery pleasure durability sir, pretend give full and fiee do, Souther States. He staled that . to his a of mutual extermination. * aluo of the Slate at all ami that the t re<*oir»m#n<] i.» it>.» /.!11t c. n/\/\ r 4'q testifying being man, herefore...... »w good purpose Union..Charletton cr. thought parallel case w H8 But, sir, he is out of in this race. public 0 uarler of the wc the facts in Territory open insurrection p sight Inp. I'uion; yet shall, at least, have necessary relation to all the and and all cxhibited in tho history of tho Israelites jn lie will serve to distract aud divide 3 free ischarged our duty. jst occurrences and acts ol rebellion, calling upon the law- | It may l»e sajd some that a neighbor The state irtcn from Lawronea suK«<-mi»iitlv < >ur prominent citizens aiul by reptitioii Egypt, from neighbor in the South, and to fuse *tucked and cannonaded it for six private letters, and the columns of the North- liO an 1 violence committed abiding otlireis, civil and mili- of these outrages and The il in Hickory I'oint, ern press, bear to a state of stiiily against of tlio to consequent sutFering liscttssioii was continued until a I* tc foes the North. His namo will serve to hoars, killing a number of This testimony affairs that is th,2 citizens and j tary, Teiritory, assist, by all means , p from the will not persons. minds we of Kansas. rocccding same, hour, wlIren we shield some men to Gov. occurrence-uly deplorable. Tho of, have reason to society in their power, to down tho insurrec- h as ngaiu retired. bad who do not happened aohsequently Geary's pro- ^elteve, a of the tho put appen, the new Governor haw taken Mr. 1 'arker mean an really vlamation tho of all un- large majority Northern people During early part of the summer, lion. created us ai,Kj honest bona of commanding disbanding |,nve been lashed into a in ace n measures to an end to this kind of very politely, fide support him. authorized bands of arrncd men.and a or phrensy, which sober- pd and put said not to which It will but day . quiet prevailed generally through The whole now v arfnre. wo Iring wecouhl lake exct ' (Loud cheors.) scrre to off two after his arrival at The Governor's ess, thought, patriotic reflection ore unknown th«2 country became divided But very much doubt so fa lion, ar.t 1 some men keep I>ecomptou. ne fanatical idea seems to hold it in Territory, pro slavery men and free two expressed himself alwa good and divide them from the were dowu *hese and complete sub- eril were j into great tlio Freesoiiers orable a result, as wo from all the to happy dragoons upn men, 101 and there is no limit to on terms withsoili parties, \ believe, meet for tho of js I atn were captured and to j,-ction, tho excesses to living neighborly before armed themselves and icts we have been able to Southerners, purpose d Demicracy, though glad to see that handsomely brought l,ecomp- wrhicb that idea lead. So blind e,l(:h with each on having joined collect, tbat the the best of them arc ton. This was the first indication of on may have they be- other.differing other Lane's ' .auo cussing subject mildly and courteous! to concede energy the c,amo in its that 3 regiment, and the men and bis came to Kansas under a beginning part of the and at pursuit, they have lost sight, not subject of as other pro-slavery party He is very intellectual a that is tho government, ouc« had a most 0 of slavery, political embodied and for literary m:ui, p.' Democracy only hope of beneficent effect. nly all the proprieties of life, but of tho obvious >ics. This was of themselves together for tho pur- Pay, the double purpose of | if safety. n ml to] quiet short duration, making parently fifty years old, fluent and >nl Bui, Fremont is is it a Thu next ; inevitable fruits of their own folly. It is |u) pose of Lane and his Lane's ^lansas a free State, and aUoto the logic elected, wrong, incident of importance was the.move- .]IU boldly wever; all became resisting party. keep np in his nnodo of and I cou will that ooe is irtent nf the under Generals god thut the Union is invulnerable, and let the again excitement, upon party is a well foililied at excitement on the of conversation; Ij (hey ask, elected instead of army Reid, Heiskel j,i or ill do us it the 3 news the regular army, subject slavery till after not but that so a and with may, South will submit, und being spread through and ie regret tine mind wan o another!.Never will we say that that is Atchison, 2,700 Missouriaue, upon Law- ,j that "sho could not bo 101 that Colonel Lawrence, protected by six or eight Presidential election; and if even Lane's scored h nd a rcnoc. The moment tho news tho kicked out of theinced, James II. LaneTcrriywas eclipsed the black cloud of wrong. Fremont is reached Gover- j ^Ininn." TO' pieces of and his men all well Party be routed or disbanded tho by nothing. nor ho at onco went to Lawrence with the irclring an auny of about one thousand artillery, by Uuito'd fanalicislit. lie is less than in (Cheers.) United 'I'lu re is a of delusion mid armed with ^ talcs nothing my estimation. &tate dragoons, and a statement of degree insensibility in tnciti from the Northeastern Sharpe's ritles and side arms. troops, yet they will form into corn- in by frank, &fntinii>nlH « » >«> » «!« .»!.»." States into of Mr. Gairison were n his manly (ljnli The are anies of My npressions ol (Enthusiastic cheers.) ile is but a mere policy and his dote* >.ination to govern the 'j * insas for tho of pro-slavery party in detached P marauding parties, for tho pur- so favorsible. llis his 'hey are entertained in utter ignorance of the na- purpose controlling tho and ose of appearance and luanuc,r> personation of Black the oountry himself, reading proclamation command- (l and llio " lilical destinies of the parlies, stationed in and about tho riv- P harassing the citizens of, indicate a mental bearer of Republicanism, ing all armed bands of men to dislamd at their ire, spirit, Ittliflgs of Southern jM-ople. Territory; and some or ^ pro-slavery subjection to the influen c0 the black The |»eri), \Ve to thai at the South I")io in towns, to protect tliein from L ine's at- Lansns, until their be of flag. (Cheers.) appealing to the patriotism of all true-hearted belong party which, while the latter part of July, or in the objtct accomplished, feelitig, not of icasou; of u ot question will not shall the black tjicy have am) stood all the con eui tack, Lane full control of all C. C. M'LCUE. sentiment, be, Americans, and promising future protection to life quietly sternly by 'ly part of the month of last, having nearly Respectfully, i of lymtn be shall the flag and the ilutionnl rights of their section, have never indnl- hnjd August the interior of the JOHN LAY. iliiy. erected, higher law be property, Governor succeeded in turning ed in Lane, under the disguised name of portions Territory. Mr.Yeadon, as I havo hi cuted the President of back the and without one iniciiipcrato harangues against the people of (» On the :iOlh of a battle was already staled, by the Unitedexej Miaaourians, spilling drop t|»e nor 1. Cook, with a of armed August, i of his steel Stales over counieiinnccil , in his of blood they agreed to disband and return to their North, the movements that regiment men, between a two [From the N. Y. Cor. of the worthy antag0. the reign of the Constitution ave been act oil foot our own as fought company of hundred Memory.J nja» d a homes. They linve gone, and the black which by people looking to \etJinsisting of, variously estimated, from and evinced remarkable intimaCy and the laws? Shall be invaded flag t|te of the bonds that unite or to fifty pro slavery men, commanded Richard 0 property they brought into this that no weakening us, their hundred one thousand entered by Veadon, amon^ Abolitionists, with tin arguments and of tlrjp with territory, indicating t(ital Wo to n class men.) (Jen. and about two hundred Abcli- hearings impunity? Yes, you will find quarters were asked or would be has been disruption. belong who, six tin> on its northern af Hied, At tiio request of Kichard controve and reconnted dreds that will given, y ear* ago, were denounced its "traitors to llio Territory boundary, tionists, commanded at Yeadon, Esq, rsy, them with say.they hunHto lowered, and I trust it will never be raised in this ^ marched in a the by Drown, Ossa- s«mior editor of the Charleston who boldness and fearlessness begin already outli," because wo upheld tho ho-d that wiw ce- o., having body through wattomio. Courier, characteristic 0f say, "Ob, wait.wait for some overt act. Americat^JJmon again. . ' ito of of llrown's were h ad an it,. L.l :. t icuted the blood of our fulhe.s. Wo Iowa and Nebraska to Thirty parly made to meet Mr. Par- himself, it .U. U«>nuu( l Will II III llin U> by Territory, appointment Indeed, an exertion cf wait for him to do some Tell power lUlK Willi C| humbly i killed, and several wounded, an 1 tivu of ker in [ required wrongP' me. inccive, therefore, that we have a to Kansas entered the latter in tho I with l''ese alilie* to beard . anv Dei SOU f>nt4»rlnir» & n.f great effect to the men be- right speak line, small evening, proceeded that qu the lion in his de will - .V. ):>» pro-slavery encamped ,, our Northern friends at the and Keid's men were wounded. The town was ..., /ore Lawrence. He had taken 101 Free State presentjuneture, delnchments, and again united after gcntleman, at tho hour, to his ,#inlo 1idvocate his cause in such a the jus* >w> Xbeio >s some t on having hoined Hied's designated pr«M.! respect, having spirit and of a cu priaonera iu the net of the biigation iiieir pan to hear ma rehed some distance into the by men, after the battle was r«aiidcuce at Exeter Place. In 0,ice. courage attacking pro-alnve- , id heed what we Territory; over. (Jen. doing so, man, wait to prcparo for war whilst its ry settlers at he uow came to afford say. M[)( )Ut two hundred of llii* arnit? MM f'o»" Hied tried to the burn- h I Hickory Point; tell our prevent uwever, must confess that I had to over- i extreme cloud is in (lie peaceable Free State citiaens of j We, then, Northern friends that the . of the but sumo Southern of the stratagt the horizon until after Lawrence the nilost reasonable aud ' ln ns. Soon after anil ing town, of his men wore cu;h at I ho August, army them. sought by Yoadon, ity separation from the North, I Well, sir, will not He succeeded in the present day. We tell lh«m that the cord thr tho counties of , ft.>r tbe pin pose of in j d of the you only hear the cry, conquering Missourians by j.Ui been drnaii to its utmost tension. Wo ough Lykins, Franklin On the 3d ascertaining, porson, fe'1 Prou champion of our cause; arid wait, and that too the force of a a tell n()(1 of Lane sent two a;i tbo |H wait, in the sacred name just, impartial policy and by manly t|,icm a Douglas, tho citi September, editor and of a 11 8;ive to to their that feeling, deep and prcvadlfig, is abroad robbing pro-slavery hundred mounted men correspondent widely f° expression these feelings,not i of the Union.that can appeal genorous, patriotic instincts. This jQ Z( [|is of their from Lawrcnco to ci the ends ed w only be saved by was a moral the land, which the patriot must contemplate horses, mules, provisions anil me town rculating journal, and arms of "lining! iih those of admiration, th at action great victory, and has been followed w itIt or Tocumseh, citizins of litis N urtliern now.they will say wait, wart, wait by lha most benificent results. He saved sorrow and alarm. Wc tell them, and with as, and commanding theiu to leave the (the Abolitionism, from one of its most Ibavealtempted, and to not Lawrence, fl, o town were not armed or an at- hurriedly concisely, only in tho sacred name of the largest in this with its churches deepest regret, the mournlul truth, that tlie leiTilery, many of whom did so, with their expecting proininenl leaders; and shelter un- f?'vo Mn outline of their city territory, ^inds that bind this were taking conversation, ho vatisin, which tlicv arc and school houses, from the flames, and its inhabi- Union together Devi r so fanlilies in a most destitute j tack;) they completely *ncked the town. ds ,n My (Mr. Scott) its arked our as a We tell them protection by flying oilierothsoughtfro i tho accompanied tho discus- your columns, which are now looked to asked this besiegers tint their purpose was wrong, and that history people. U of provision and other stores of the sion. NYo as evening what Southern man had taken that ibe Sough can tie "kicked oat of the Union," P*r the Territory and with town found a patty of six or seven 'ho clhampion in the stru they the most direct oourse to injure the ]l]{ uniting of great value. Tho stock of Mr. A. approaching g- would date to take office under Frcmontf cause of law and order. iy, hat they can raise llio tlag of independence er slavery men, formed othprofor gentlcmen, nnd as many Indie, assembled ^or 1 !io of the South. ar. id abandon it from is llie companies I. of »e rights I loll him man aftor man.I can Gov. Geary has just returned to this from choice. This naked, tho purpose of themselves Vaughn, formerly Liberty, Mo., Mr. Parker's and were lay my a place ^leiwu let others blink it as We protecting against amounted to libiaty, politely Alabama. them.that will ' visit to some of the river truth, they may. ijie threatened about $5,000. Tho r< ceived and ' finger upon say, Oh! towns above this. He enk what wo assaults of Lane's In company introduced bv him you wont as and we will bo borne otit _ party. ""w"5 ' wil! know, in returned to Lawrcnco with their m i ark allow tp» to take ofike, because we will farosTopeka, passing through Brig Spring fljo wo very short lime most of tho booty. tl guests wo worn to meet sever- WllAI Things Coming of our . . Abolition and Tecumeeh. lie was testimony have given by many purest On the 5th of surprised To!.Oi in to our drone accompanied by loursqua- nnid best men who have to c'^ zens of the September, Lane, with al who are ^ f yr >Jew go protect rights!" They will have of (J. 8. fought shoulder should- armed themselves gentlemen for their » England cot«Mnporai ies state!N us Dragoons, commanded by Cols. cr for tho Territory five hundred men, matched to tho town of conspicuous ^ wait, that have the Cook and Johnston. the first Union in times that are past. May we I united with Lane's his pirominenco as Frecsoiler* and Abolitionists; ^s'- ^ Phila lelphia ill ,4t they may privilege During no party, swelling i , , Presbyterian.) of it rained day's jour- >t, then, appeal to tho of the to tho of the e i i .-ii i « '*> l.«to holding ofiice. If submit to the aoy and stormed and the people North, arttiy to about fifteen hundred, (Lane Lecomplott, capital Territory, bi it only one ot wlioin I will name, as In* Sabbath whilst the »i" you all violently, party use and to look around at tho says and in .i .i evening, pasti eloclion of stopped night at reflect, in- line, ami fivo cannon and c< . i_ . °« a corl1 Fremont, will what Tecumseh, a town beautifully i0(rest at mighty lWt,uity*two On the 12lh of planted iimeclion with the anti slavery movement lin eh inch was a hot you prove stnkc, and to . , situated on the relruco their stops before it , hundred.) onu mortar . » preaching p Seward Missouri river, upon a high, healthy j, at about 11 in range of the town, and then is almost Co eriual lineal seirinon, ono of his and Hurlingame hare said, to bo forever too with its . well late! gust, o'clock at a inauguration. .. hearers, not thin!k- bluflT, pretty wooded. The here night, demanded tho ii i /j \i true.that the South cannot be was the Governor This must cease. Tl»e Co" of sunender of tho prisoners, Vr in. L'ovJ t» I >ntf 'I f°> kicked out guest of Judge who resides at slavery agitation Kouib ipany Lane's men, nuinbeiiug about Oarrison. Mr. 1 arker answer- edification, took itp his hat to i 0 Elmore, hn«» ouriiv u in as sue Robinson, and who are un- ^ of ibe Union. There will bo no limit to this pisen and is a very long win. ^oiuiore 4UKTimi« iwc> hundred and mado an attack on Brown, others, ei1 Mr Yeadon, that the of third mi the immediate man. intelligent, gentlemanly nn lions must be made her on acoount of1 fifty, dor indictment for at w presence congrcgtttion !y There will bo an Camp fires were soon lighted, am) their against t|,e town of where a small treason; hiclrtiino a pisrsons was but that lie ^lira with n "storm of hisses." aggression. unlimited, cheerful blaie and under their by flu»t institution. She had it when slie fought by Franklin, company of I.*. S. entirely accidental, submission. revivifying influenco yoor side for of pro men 14 in troop* (then stationed diid not regret it, as were those degrading good humor and good cheer soon and the the achievement of independence. Site slavery (about comiy at marched out for they among prevailed, Ctt me with as j~er had collected Ijecomplon) protection w horn he should linvo "Have welkin rnng with their merry songa and the sheer- it, an equal, into tho great family of and armed themselvesnutn) of the and selected to meet him. you got the catechism. * of rp|publican States. Site will remain in it as an lor town, Lane's party retreated. Mr. * Jemmy How to Know a Fool..A fullaugh the soldiers. only protection. Yoadon and Mr. Garr'-on were soon sa'd male visiter to a little r' fool, say* The oal. A of about one hundred men 01 yellow hai the Arab next morning the Governor and eeeort ] fine's party comineucod the attack company igaged in eat nest con vocational ed boy. exclaimed proverb, may be known by six of argument, "Mamma," little Willi ' to Topeka, tha of tho proceeded ^'r'' by Lnno's party inarched from Lawretico to w Inch was without headquarters Counterfeit notes ou the Bank of Teunewco lg upon the house in which tho sustained by the "did I ever have the catechism? " things.anger cause, speech Jim Lane. He was among the notoriousand ar<» tho town of Has about twelve la slavery dispu- 13 missing, iu circulation. Vftri men were; the fire was and too, miles nl with marked and it was a new profit, charge without motive, without returned,pro-slay| from Fort on the 8th spirit great cogency, thought complaint; bat it w without inquiry Leavenworth, day of j II o mot and auswered every proposition ad*, an 01no, with children object, putting trust in a stronger, especially and not knowing his friends from his foes.