Letter, John Vansickle to Dear Sir Webb, Thomas H. (Hopkins) , 1801-1866 (Creator) John Vansickle wrote from Bourbon County responding to his recipient's previous letter. Vansickle seemed hopeful, as he saw there was a "prospect of peace" in his part of the country, and his business and crops were successful. He also commented on James Montgomery and John Brown, criticizing that they "free more horses than negros," calling them scoundrels and warning his recipient to "never vindicate thare [their] cause." Vansickle added that he would assist the recipient in coming to Kansas Territory. This item was part of Territorial Kansas Online (TKO# 101831). TKO topic guide: Border Disputes and Warfare>Border Ruffians and Jayhawkers>Pro-slavery perspective 1859-02-04 StillImage electronic image/tiff ku-kansascollection:1902 https://digital.lib.ku.edu/ku-kansascollection/1902 aspace_43386a3858f8c4b0c696ef7e82523976 John Henry Vansickle papers--http://hdl.handle.net/10407/3003412994--RH MS P170 This work is free of known copyright restrictions.