Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26

Bee the cara OF A1r. fnl1npS. He Will
give prompt attention to all business entrus-
ted to his care. o 80 e,s.see 49,
Gov. Reeder's letter to B. H. Twombly,
Esq, in to-day's paper. win be of interest
to the sqatters of Kansas. Read it. -
! Protection of Slave Property.
Is it any wonder that Missourians especially,
oused to the importance of making Kansas a.
slave State, and giving security to slave proper
ty, when it is known the desperate means resort
ed to by the abolitionists were to populate the
Territory of Kansas with deluded and depraved
class of beings, in order to control the institutions
of the Territory, and thereby prevent Missouri
ans and others from removing here with their
slave? These fanatics at the north, not satisf-
ed with trying to defeat the great principle of
popular sovereignty, giving to the people of the
Territory, the right to regulate their own do
mestic institutions, now after it is secured, at
tempt to control the popular will, by on impor-
tation of voters, through Emigrant Aid Societies
and money is contributed to hire men, to come
here and vote to make Kansas free State. This
has begat an opposition that might have been
expected, and will result, as it should, in making
southern men, tenfold vigilant in their exertions
to counteract the unholy efforts OF these mad
Abolitionists. Southern men every where are
aroused upon the subject, and next spring they
will pour into our Territory by thousands. In
Missouri they are holding public meetings and
discussing the subject fully freely and frankly.
They too will send in their due proposition of
population. Kentucky is awake to the question.
Almost every day we see more or less new emf
grants among US from KY. We learn that Bour-
buon county KY, will send over one hundred fam
lilies to Kansas in the spring. Tennesseeans,we
are advised by Settler and otherwise will remove
here by hundreds in the spring That Kansas will
be slave State does not now admit of a doubt.
The following excellent resolutions were ad-
opted at recent meeting of the People in Lex
ington, Missouri. They breathe the right spirit,
and give evidence of what is to come.
s'1st. That slavery now exists in the Terrific
ry of Kansas, by the free will and choice of the
means to aid and sustain the people of said Ter
ritory, in protecting themselves, and their prop
erty from any encroachments of their rights, by
abolition Societies or their emissaries.
I'd. That Kansas with her beautiful and fer
tile plains, and riciI groves-adapted as she is
location, to the profitable use of slave labor, in
vites the citizens of the Southern States of this
Union, with their slaves to her settlement and
cultivation; and especially to the young and en-
terprising of the South, we say, that there
they will find pleasant homes, with the means
at hand of acquiring independence and wealth,
and that we urge upon them, to settle and secure
their claims in said Territory without delay"
y EXCHANGE OF GovERNoRs.-The Kick
apoo Pioneer proposes to exchange Gov.
Reeder for acting Gov. Cummings, of Ne
braska, and says:
ssThe Governor of Nebraska is certain
ly a worthy example; we would suggest to
the Gov. of Kansas to pattern after him.
If he will the people we think will cease
to find fault but applaud him for doing his
duty. If this hint is unkindly received, we
would further suggest that the President
make change. Send Gov. Cumming
here, and transport Gov. Reeder, to Nebras-
ka, we think the exchange would work ad-
mirably."
Perhaps the Editors of the Pioneer, in
desiring to make the exchange, had in
their mind, thdesire Of the people of Ne
braska, to get-rid ofGov Cumming entire
Iy, and they thought if they could get him
here they would then be hail fellows well
met But if the following resolutions of
arge public meetings, indicate the public
sentiment in Nebraska we have no use for
such Governor. We should like to see
he Gov. of Kansas initiate Gov Cumming
so far as ordering an election and conven-
ing the Legislature, but no farther. We
would not like to see a census taken with
put notifying the people; we would not like |
10 see an appointment of representation
made in violation of equality of population
IN order TO advance the private interests of
he Governor; we would not like to see
he Governor, offering bribe to induce
persons to support him and his choice To- |
cation for the seat of Government. We
would not like to see these and many other
'utrages perpetrated upon the rights of the
people initiated.
What say the people of Kansas to have
such Governor, as is described in the fell
owing resolutions, part of which are the
proceedings of Convention of the people
If Nebraska Territory, four counties being
represented. But yet the Pioneer thinks
lie is a s'worthy EXAMPLE and would have
Gov. Cumming sent here. five are to
ave change let the man hail from some
'thcr quarter.
Resolutions adopted by Conyention of
Delegates, at Nebraska City on the 18th
Dec, 1854 -
Resolusd, That Acting Gov. Cumming
neither, an upright, honest or honorable
man,