New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-31

IT, =, Jos,pA CARTE Missouri learns that memo
he's already been forwarded 10 Washington asking u
TIC Goyerumen, permission 10 establish newspaper al
Fort Leavenworh the designated capital OF the ne" Ter
ritorv Of Kansas Fort Ieavenworth Is Hh'Ty r,Se'
,;or and 50 under the immediate control OF the War
D.,-,vertl The memorial il is added has been signed
by al the officers OF the Fort also By many persons living
on the Missouri side OF the river The adjacent land not
covered bv the Military reserve Indian territory and no
white man can settle there withou. permission from she l.
8 authorities so that the Government has complete con-
troll in the premises. The paper, adds the account Dc
fore Us 20 20 b. Wig ~ politics 6Ht % GirocGe nc r'eEs
Of tie Administration o. 10 Nebraska question.
The eontryers may ret perfectly Of all the license
thew wan; from Washington for that sort OF Wts paper
jon. Davis would make 10 objection 10 dozen SUCH
We respectfully suggest the name OF the Hon ROBERT
ToosBs Of Georgia for Editor OF the new Journal Hs
calls himself Wing just now, though he has repud'aea
the name and party for years past anu ne : ay
prepared ciyocae the 'ews of the Administration on
tie Nebraska question We trust the Illness % 'i'0 ~
lection canno. be gainsayed.
The prc.crse that slavery cannot 20 mo Nebraska anu
Kansas until expressly egalized therein IS pretty NOR
ouchy exposed by the fact that already exists there N
fact though not in law in violation OF the Missouri re'rc-
ton William Walker most intelligent hall-err"i ana
Wyandot chief who emgrated with his tribe from
Ohio 70 Nebraska in 1884, thus writes under date OF Mare
25ih last
There Is one fact relating 10 Slavery IN ms TERRITORY
Of whih perhaps you are not aware as perceive y - n'
generally known in the East The existence OF slave
~ here among the Indians and whites IN denance o inc
comprom-e of $50 II has been ln existence eve s'o
II Was organized as an Indian Territory True mere arc
not many slaves but still Slavery exists Some slaves are
ia by Tho Indians nv virtue nj their laws aud usa-cs.
and .onc bv REGULAR bilsof sale from citizens 81 missouri
hiie people going into the Territory by authority Z" '
Government, I'm The character OF INDIAN A-cis ce.lScu
traders INC, hancs teachers missionaries Nc h'Slae
not n moment 70 take slaves with them rc-IrlinT !, Is
slave territory, and the prohib;ory clause "'" l's
The opinion prevailing generally vas tor'hc' ny uo
csion Of one of the Circuit Courts OF Missouri Itcdn-
that tho Indian Territory properly SO called was save or
1t need hardly be added tst This that the Nebraska bill
last passed indirectly recognizes Slavery IN these leo
res bv restricting the Suffrage to free whites Unless
there are slaves in the Territory the free IL sheer
perhaity
Tie F,enont County JOnram iowa announces that
many settlers are already crowdng into Nebraska IN an
tcipaiion Of the cStnguhmert OF the Indian title. II
saws the change Of time for the recession OF the Indians
in some treaties recently negotiated from May Let Just
past to February next very unsracou'ly received by
there squatters, and proceeds %.
.Buoved up thus with hope, the Information speeduf
transmitted here that a treaty had been consummlod
containing pruviso that the Indians should nave unu
next February 10 vacaie the lands which they cee ten
Ike tlUudprhOt upon tilocc WIN nti maui f'.
n cross over at a. early date the lst OF May 'Po'
sober reflection the hardy pioneers believing that The
How thus aimed at them emanaied from demfs2g9
known by the name of MGnvpennv. endOwod win MIN
Irf authority determined that the qualification o
his wounded pride, in contemplate act like this ~hou
he no barrier between them aud Nebraska, ana haN
Tins determined they have crossed over and are Sii
crossing over every day and making claims which ar
bound 10 b. respected hereafter.
Had the Indians in Council IN their own territory
a-ked until next February to vacae their land we "9ui,
not write in this yein but kH0r they wanted only
month"; at furthes to retire 10 their r'erv aon on the b'
Blue and knowing this. cannot but inpugh the mo
tiyes of those who were Instrumental IN shutting the door
of the ov civ Ottoe country for another year ms sAw
ming OF doors in the OF American citizens may soun
well in Washington City among venal pohilelans put
,e barshly pon the ears of the bone and snew ot h
land and they ere determined be heard and their pres
once in Nebraska albeit the Indians have until next feo
ruarv To leave felt The Rubicon has been passed. hou
scs Ike handiwork of white men, springng up mu'i
in Nebraska. and already hundreds have crossed
the Missouri with the determination OF making Nebfaska