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James Redpath, The Roving Editor: or, Talks with Slaves in the Southern States., Slavery in Kansas. (search)
d writs for the destruction of the Free-State Hotel as a nuisance. The only evidence brought against it, according to Mr. Leggett, was the fact that it was the property of the Emigrant Aid Co., and had been the Headquarters of the people who assembled at Lawrence, when it was threatened (in December) by a Missouri mob. Issues writs, also, for the destruction of the Herald of Freedom, and Free-State newspapers, and against a bridge over the Wakarusa River, built by a Free State man named Blanden, because he refused to take out a charter for it, and thereby acknowledge the validity of the Territorial laws. Nov. 8th. Releases the murderer of Buffum on straw bail. Geary has him re-arrested. Lecompte again liberates him. He is sustained by Buchanan. Liberates, also, on straw bail (both bondsmen, Federal office-holders in these cases), the scalper of Mr. Hops, the notorious Fuggitt, who bet and won a pair of boots on the wager that he would have an abolition scalp in six hours.