New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

Neyu-1 lork Dailp 0Ubuns
MATTERS N kANSAs AND NEBRASKA

Tie 81 IoserL Gazette Missouri learns that memo
l has already been forwarded to Washington asking OF
tho Goverumeu: permission 20 establish newspaper AZ
For, Leavcnwor,h the designated capital OF the new Ter
ritory Of Kansas Fort Leavenworh Is Military reser
va,on and SO under the immediate control OF the war
Derarneutl The memorial it is added has been signed
by all the officers Of the Fort also by many persons hVns
on the Missouri de of the river. The ADJACENT land NOT
covered by the Military reserve Indian territory ana 40
white man can settle there without permission from the T.
y authorities; so that the Government has complete con
troll in the premiscs " Tie paper, adds the account De-
fore US 10 lie IVLg N politics, buto adrocae Tie e'er'
" IF he A1,uin,,tyoiion on the Nebraska qSesiioH.'
The contrivers may rest perfectly of all the license
hev want from Washington TIA, sort Of Vag paper
Jeff Davis would make objection to dozen such'
We respectfully suggest the name of the Hon. koHkHI
ToonBs Of Georgia for Editor Of the new journal Hs
cals himself Whig just now, though he has repuiaiei
the name and party for years past anu he iny
prepared to advocate the views OF the Administration on
tie Nebraska question We trust the illness Z" the SO
/ lection cannot be gainsayed.
The pretense that slavery cannot 90 into Nebraska ana
Kansas until expressly egalized therein is pretty thor
oughy exposed by the fact that it aiready exists there IN
fact though in law in violation of the Missouri restrc
ton William Walker, most intelligent half-broei, and
Wyandot chief, who emigrated with his tribe from
Chic to Nebraska in 1912 thus writes under date ot harc
/ 25th last:-
Tbere is one fact relating to Slavery in Ibis Territory
Of hch perhaps you perceive It not
generally known IN the East viz The existence Of slave
nv here among the Indians and whites Ia defiance o the
compromise of 1920 II has been in existence ever since
it was organized Indian Territory True there are
not many slaves but still Slavery exists Some slaves are
held by the Indians by virtue of their own laws ana usag
and some by regular bills OF sale from citizens OF Missouri
White people going into the Territory by authority OF the
Government the character OF Indian Agents licensed
L mia 40
not q moment To take slaves with them, regarding II a.
slave territory and the prohbuory clause deai letter
The opinion prevailing generally Was Iofuned Dy oe-
cision Of Of the Circuit Courts VI hss0uri, ueciu1
that the Indian Territory properly called WAS slave ter
! ntOry. go.
i, need hardly be added this that the Nebraska bill
lust passed indirectly recognizes Slavery in these Terrific
res by restricting the Suffrage to free whites Unless
there are slaves in the Territory the free is sheer
| perfuity.
Tie FremeAt County Journal Iowa announces that
any settlers are already crowding into Nebraska in an
tcipation Of the extngushment Of the Indian title 1t
saws the change Of time for the recession Of the Indians
in some treaties recently negotiated from May Is; just
past to February next is very ungrociousy received by
these -quatters, and proceeds
.Buoyed up thus with hope the information speedily
transmitted here that treaty had been cOnsuInndi l.
contsinng previso that the Ind ans -nouh nave uI
nozt FebrUary the lands which tAey ceded ien
Il
IN ro.s over AZ IA eary date as the lst Of May Upon
sober reflection the hardy pioneer, believing that ne
! blow thus aimed al them emanaed from a demagogne
known by the Of Aanypenny, endowed with lite
brief authority determined that the mere gratheaon OF
nj, wounded pride ia contemplate act Ike this should
he barrier between them and Nebraska ana, haVh3
tn- det.IT,in.d thew have crossed and stll
crossing every day, and making claims winch are
! bound TO be respected hereafter.
Had the Indians Council, in their own territory.
sssed until next February vscate their land would
uoi write In his VEN. but kA0r they wanted only
0n at furtLcst retire 10 their alton on the Big
Blue and knowing this We cannot but impggn the mo-
tive, oi those hO were instrumental in hu,ng ths doors
of til lovely Ooe country for anohe- year. This slam
mire door tie face Of American citizens may sound
we'll u Weshing.on City among venal politicians, but 4
gra;es hardly upon the Of the bone and new Of the
land, ad hey determined 10 he heard and their pres
in Nebraska albeit the Indians have until next Feb
ruary 20 leave felt. The kubcon has been passed; hou
e- the herdiwork Of white spr,nng up mn-h.
Coke in AobrHska. and already hundreds have crossed
tie Missouri with the determination Of making Neora-Na
th@ir Lorne"