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Capt. z. SO thoroughly broke up the Texan par
ties little more than month ago. that we ina gine
little further apprehension need be had of them !;
but If service is to be done on the frontier, il
could not be entrusted 10 better hands.


/" We understand that the Osagcs are becom;no
troublesome to the whites, and we think, from the
hostile demonstrations manifested hy the " red
men |" generally upon our frontier, that our mill.
tary defence is inadequate. 1t surely seems to us
that full regiment of troops kept at Fort Lea
vonworth would not be too large a force, and
that a military post with at least six companies
should be established at the Northwest corner Of
our State.


"We hope the proper authorities at Washington
will awaken to a sense Of the exposed condition
OF the Missouri frontier, and give to the hard y
pioneers that military protection towhich they re
SO Justly entitled.