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Personal Recollections of Pardee Butler

CHAPTER XV
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Reeder had fled, disguised as a common laborer; and others were in hiding; and perforce the management of affairs had to be given into the hands of new men.

A Committee of Public Safety was chosen, and this committee determined on a policy of abject submission and non-resistance.

A committee of volunteers from Topeka offered their assistance, but were told: "We do not want you." Pusillanimous as Gov.

Shannon was, he found he had a man to deal with more pusillanimous than himself, in the person of S.
C.Pomeroy, chairman of the Committee of Public Safety.

Citizens of Lawrence left in unspeakable disgust.


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