New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30
FROM X ANSAS.
. NEW GOVERNOR TO BE ELECTED.
FROM The 81 LOui. Ia,su,gene',.

From The 81 Louie IstH,9ener.
A merchant from Pafkville, Mo, has given us the
following important uocuneui, WHICH We s"Vy0in
entire: , M ;,. os
Kal cas- Territory after more than reasonable period
of probation, have been emphsiicsy convinced tns'
fbe nresent Governor of Kansas Territory, A H.
Reeder is positively unfit for, and lncompoten' o Tue
duties Of this high and responsible positon' !hiS
assertion lie demonstrated to universal sstacnon ia
want OF acquaintance with and interest Ia tne people,
An enorsr ge of their character aud general necess
ties and Other importan. points OF view, as shown In
svery official step which he has taken from the tune
Aha, he commenced acting In the capacity Of GOV
ernor OF this Territory These Inconvenience, arising
In the sppon,met of an Eastern man, necessarily
igr GRANT OF our Western country aud al lis
istics whose competency woud nave conss'en III lae
In the guberI aors Composition OF Mr. Reeder estab
fishes his incompeieney to the duties OF the Office
which he now holds
Monument of any nan as Governor OF speople with
ont reference TO the choice of those VINO are OF neces
s;ty Ia become subject 10 his administration, as an
exercise of arbitrary power, unsustalned by any
sanction Of republican form, principle or
N, the citizens Of ksnsss Territory h9ve re
solved. for the purpose of rentdying the evils anu
inoon enences inflicted upon them from the E1ecu-
fce Chair of Kansas Territory TO hold 40 election az
Iasyenworth City on the 2sth day Of April, present
month for the purpose OF eiectng some saiiaoe per
ron to succeed the present Governor, whose removal
from said Office will be solicited at me hanos o, toe
Presto ut OF the United Stats, ps e ci'-ons vi IN
SIS Territory. -.
therefore carr es'ly esoined upon the citizens
Of the dereat Districts throughout the Territory TO
send one Delegate to Lssvenworth City on toe 9oth
of the present month April for the purpose OF con
feiripg upon this subject sud 10 select some snltsole
and competent citizen OF tie Territory to NIL this OIL
nee. whose appointment by said Convention a. Lssv-
enyorth City shAll be cent caused TO be ssnt TO
the President Of the United States as may bs deter
minec hy ssid Convention, requesting the removal Of
the rrese ut incumbent ana an appointment, as his
successor Of the person who may be selected. in the
manner above described as the choice OF tas people
Its earnestly requested that tes citizens of every
Di.trjo ia Kansas Territory will give this gu ject
their Undivided attention AID not fa1 TO be pre-
eentea in this Cesvsntico.
CITIZENS OF KANSAS TERRITORY.
lJra stA. isY.
Corresponding Of The stpse, Courier.
ST. JosyPRs, Mo-. Thursday, April H. 1888.
The recent election In KsDFas found 10 be COM
mon subject of conversation all the wsy up the river
Our bcsf had number Of emigrants ca board, bound
Tor that Territory, who OF felt warm interest
in the subject and II was one which men, wherever
they might be going could hardly fail 10 think about
and talk about. The Mssounans were greatly els'ed
by the resut. They consider il matter of state pride
TO make Kansas slave Stste, and they opsnly svov
their determination 10 defeat the efforts Of the friends
Of Freedom at any and al hazards. TLls is the lsn
guage Of all the papers in this part Of the State Ode
and all they have sent forth note OF rejoicing over
the election Of pro Slavery Legislature. Says The
Kansas Herald, prs-Slayery organ, published at
Isayenworth:
Yesterday proaa ard glorious da7 for the friends Of
eoItbesn hshis The triumph Of the ProSsvsry panty 10
cam plete and helains.
CsHs On, Southern msa-eras your saTe' and al up hs