The Fate of the Old Donkey and a Kansas Murder
An old worn donkey is kept and then let out to graze as a tired driver complains of his stubborn jack. The text rapidly shifts to a grisly Kansas murder near Tecumseh, describing a body found tied to a tree, shot above the left eye, a knife in the chest, and a stray toadstool with an anti slavery inscription. The article lists Laban Parker of Cleveland, Ohio, as the murdered man and includes a dated timeline of Fremont’s explorations and California events alongside attacks by border ruffians and Free State reprisals.
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Kansas
Laban Parker
Cleveland
Ohio
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Georia
III
Virginia
Charleston
John W. Mitchell
South Carolina
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Hamburg
Jackson
Sloop of War
Williams
Carolina
Tennessee
Cherokee Country
van Buren
Missouri
Nicolet
Fremont
Poinsett
Des Moines River
Iowa
Jessie
Benton
Rocky Mountains
Indian Council
Fort Laramie
Gulf of Mexico
Washington
North American
Salt Lake
Tyler
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Scott
Polk
California
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Oregon
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James Buchanan
Great Britain
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Commodore Stockton
Mariposa
Kearney
Stockton
Phan
Charleston Mercury
Senate
Indorses Fremont
St. Louis
Taylor
Mexico
U.S
Royal Geographical Society
London
Prussia
Baron Humboldt
Col. Benton
Col. Fremont
Panama
Free State Party
Europe
Alderman Fulmer
United States Supreme Court
Caleb Cushing
Taney
Howard
Banks
Tur
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Napoleon
la Ostend
John C. Fremont
Corps of Topographical Engineers
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Columbia River
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Oregon Territory
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Border Ruffians and Kansas free state clash over slavery legacy
A long, polemical account traces the Kansas border conflict to pro slavery Indian agents and Methodist missions. It cites Rev. George W. Robbins and others, claiming Atchison supporters sought slave expansion, while Emigrant Aid Society is blamed for bloodshed and coercion.
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George W. Robbins
Upper Alton
Shawnee County
M. E. Church
Atchison
Methodist Church
Church North
Mr. Gurley
Ohio
Wyandotts
Still
Missouri
Gurney
Sull
Dr. Hewet
St. Louis
James M. Armstrong
Esquire Greyeyes
James
Uconferene
D. D. Michell
Indian Affairs
Col. Benton
Mr Markham
Mr. Robbins
Luke Lea
Col
Mitchell
Noth
Col. Lea
Fillmore
Maj
Moseley
Wyandotte
Robbins
Wheelock
Shipman
Atchison Party
Emigrant Aid Society
Fienersa
Dayton, Ohio
Blue Spring
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