New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-04

Governor Of the feuiOry OF Kansas
REASONS FOR REMOVING GOV; REEDER.

IRON The hdHsas Tribune, July 10.
The PrO-Sevory border papers have been denounc-
ing Gov Reeder for the last six months with great
bitterness, and the principal charge has been tnat he
was specializing in lndisn lands, and great EFFORTS
have been made to remove him. The real cause,
however il, his unwiingness 10 lend himself, body
and sOul TO the AtchisOn Invaders The last lHe't-
toyf Ae7rs that most rsbd of all the rabd things
among our ne ghbcrs, speaks decidedly against his
removal on any such grounds. IL says;
THE President ia our opinion, selects the weakest
point Of cOmplaint-the Governors speculation in the
Kaw lanes; but 1t enables him 10 carry out his miser-
able policy originally adopted, and we doubt not, the
decision ia already made and delayed in execution
for decercys sake may be that the hearts of the
people may be prepared for the royal edict.
:" Many business men have, with tuil knowledge
considered the price proposed to he pnd Tor The Indian
lstda IA fully equal 10 their market value. Aside
fran that fact the conditions annexed IN the agree
usnt TINT The President should first approve relieves
the parties from any suspicion OF purpose to deiaud
the ndiIrs.
Kansas e.saiuro to int pose and protest against
DE removal of Gov Rceder on the pre;ense proposed
Uness tie President will remove him ON the broad
orouid Of the PROSTITUTION OF ms oihcla pOsuOn III ali
-, Ahotouisis il is far better that he remain IN the
enio>mcnt Of the empty honor OF iresidng over a
pecple who have long since ceased 10 respect nn' ahl
Who tripmphed over him AID bis Abolition allies when
no had some power Now he Is pOweless, AMI con-c-
ouent Y seeks MARTYRS crown. Ii the President
chooses 10 place that crown on his head let ell the
olory be his. We hope the Legislature of Kansas
will wnsh their hands of Che app arance, even by I'M
rIicaon which their silence would give of parci'
patton in the petty game now being played.
Such is the language of the Sltvery Propaganda
eeneral, who are seeking his removal. Gov. Rceder
r nN thnrceabe with Abolition sentime0ts. III has
not. that we are aware of even volunteed puonc
opinion as 70 whether Kansas should bet Slave or
Free State But he has attempted to secure leg a
ballot by the People of Kansas-he has made an e.
fort 10 protect the sauctiy of the ba0t-bOxand he
mas not lent his official Influence 20 curse Kansas with
the institution of Slavery. That was enough And
now that the present Administrations weak hs II i
wicked-has been goaded TO his removal 1t seeks AZ
a pretext his alleged speculation in kaw lSnds We
know Lothing about the justice OF the charges against
him in that IcsptO OF, but do know that Inc preiex
is ss hollow as il is wicked and corru,t. me gTca
couse As that he does not saf the 5tchlSoR tTe-dcTs
But IL touches a sore place when his remOvp Is takel
Of on account Of imposition upon he In iians VINO
oh whOwill tofce If such charges are disqualt
6cations under Pierce. What viii become OF thu
bories of men who have followed the Indian annui
ties like flies round putnd carcass That is the
question: and that is the idea which specially harrow
some m, n in these times. Woe to tn Administration
IL proclaims the unpopular doctrine that an lniai
cannot DC aindled cut of his lands by any unprnct
pied speoula,or who may haplen TO meet with an op
postunity ~
and real cause. Let Il be proclaimed 20 the WORT
that Governor Reedor is removed, If removed at all
because he would not " bow the knee 70 the dark spur
"of SlHyery-that he was gpl0.ined IN order 10 cars
"terriory now Free with the blasting insutdho
"oi Slavery.