Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15


common title and a common Interest IN a
new commonwealth, and thus give addi-
tional evidence that freedom OF republicans
ism is not bound or restricted to any place.
or by any artificial boundary, but that it
travels with man wherever he goes, unless
chained or fettered by some despotism or
oppression! To you, the pioneers of States,
have in every age of the world, been given
praise and honor-and to you indeed it
rightfully belongs s-To you, as to the moth
er, is committed the care and culture of an
infant Empire, whose character and figure
in the world will greatly depend upon It's
'bringimg up its education to the press
especially is committed much of the con-
trolling influence that shall direct and FASH
ion the character of the people-it should,
therefore, always be just, liberal and mag
unanimous founding itself upon the su-
preme law-and fortifying itself by the just
principle and teachings of the Constitutions
against all attacks, whether insidiously on
openly and violently made. Sir, you mus
not suspect me of any inclination to dictat|
or direct you; for your own wisdom and dis
cretion will am sure be sufficient I onl&
speak IN general teriisss,sa. ~
President Pierce vetoed the aRifJf aRiJfer and
Harbor Bill In the gross, and will IN De
cember, give his reason at length, asztime
was not sufficient before Congress adjourn
ed, as it passed only day or two before
although it passed democratic Congress,
still it must be said that many of its provis-@
ions were entirely at variance with what is
known and understood to be the orthodoxy
of the party, from the days of jefferson, to
Jackson, and from him to Mr.. Polk, from
him to the present distinguished Executive,
who is determined not to lose sight of the
teachings and precepts of his illustrious
predecessors. 1t may have temporary
effect upon some local elections, but ulti-
mately it viii confirm and establish the par
ty, and again crown it with success. Of
this there is no doubt Sir! 1t may be de-
feated and overwhelmed, but it will rise
again glorious and triumphant from the ru- i,
ins that have covered it! Bragg. is elected
Governor ofNorth Carolina, he is not the
famous Capt, Bragg, that gave the Mexi4l !
cans ssmsore grape this brother, and from
the way he Stayed the wings ssdown South.
I should think he had been in the war, at
least he had seen cannon from the slaughter
hemade! a little more grape Capt. Bragg
Well all our old friends. and many well.
ssishets here are vel and heart
6 reeeNng and disposillg of -ttllsir rafions
very disting gaishsd isah friend Gov. far-,
cy has been, slig indisposed, sI but IS at
his post again, which he ms With such SIN SIN
gular ability. During his indisposition and
subsequent temporary absence from his
post, and IN the absence of the Assistant
Secretary of State, A. Dudley Mann, ,nnasx
now m Europe, the duties of Secreta
State hay 1ischarged by Wi s
Hunter. - Gle.
the Depal
! President Pierce IS
and however much Iaction and sIa|
ers may rave or reproaeh, he is belove]
the people, and win return to private
with scarcely less honor than, JeffersJ
Jackson, each of whom we're slasides1
DETAINED much more than himself.
shall expect 70 receEe yoar paper ID
'ilne, and VT look anxious and.hop
|or your SUCCESS, your known energl
enterprise ipstify our expectations' s
nope, the child Of fattering nrsphecy,
eers days ofhsefuhess and honor to
Pardon or histakes, and we viii try