Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-22
Correspondence.
Rocurronr, (MIssoURI,) May 5, 1885.


RocuEronr, (MlssoURI,) May 5, 1885.
VEsPAsIAE ELLIS, Esq.
There Is telegraphic rumor, received by the
Kansas Clubs, that the specializing colonial Cover
nor of Kansas has been dismissed by the King
and there is disposition TO burn few tar bar
rels at the signal points along the river. But
doubt it--and others doubt. There are too many
acres and dollars involved, for patriotism and JUS
tice to achieve so prompt vindicaton. Too many
of the flvorites and minions of the Executive, who
expect 10 ride in fine coaches might be compelled
to 90 ON foot. However, let all pickers and steal
ers take warning that Uncle Sam is watching
them; and that when the Americans get possession
of America, there viii be thorough Investigations.
Please state defnitiyely whether or not the abo-
tionzing efforts of Reeder have received the royal
condemnation.
The fugitive Governors speech at Easton is now
circulated in Missouri IL he believed the cleo
ton fraudulent, he guilty Of fraud in grant
ing certificates to the members elected. II suffi-
GENTLY craven to be inundated into the signing OF
them, (which he does not ADMIT he was unfit TO
be Governor. In either case he should be dis
missed, leaving out Of view his scheme TO aboli-
tionze the Territory. His abuse Of the voters,
when 1000 miles away, seems pusillanimous, and
doubt whether he will return. AT least SO, 900
Mssoui ians will settle in Kansas as soon practi
cable and the efforts Of the abolition emgrant aid
organizations in the East viii hasten their reno
val Nothing can convince them that they have
not as good right to go there and vote ms the alb
olitonists. They are down on the Louisville Jour
nal. Some long black-tailed Jesuit priests passed
down yesterday from Kansas. II Is supposed they
did not like the prospect.
In this section there is preponderance of native
Virgnians, who voted for Pierce. They are in
dgnant at the idea Of his abolition proclivities.
Everywhere extracts from Washingtons Address
IL I..t.s h.xt..
the American party, which Is growing in the rich
prailies like our native corn. Your paper ia the
organ Of this party, and predict 100000 subscri.
bers for it. The country owes you much. Stand
faithfully at your post through the flashes, and
smoke, and thunder of the browning battle. Vic
tory Is certain. And then look for the mercenary
disorganizers to be the foremost pressing forward
for reward Against such you have now to con-
tend more desperately than against the avowed
foes Of your party. Mark them, and remember
them when Americans possess America
see General Stringfeow denounced in the East
as low vulgar fellow" know him and his two
brothers. They are Virginians. The General was
recently the Democratic Attorney General of Mis-
souri,, and will probably have seat in the United
States Senate. lie is an orator His younger
brother Is physician Of distinction. His elder
brother, an Episcopal minister, formerly rector Of
Trinity Church In your city, Mr. Clay attended
his church, and pronounced him one Of the most
eloquent men living. Others said his oratory re-
sembled, and almost eqmalled Clay's.
1t is understood here that Greeley has fed to Eu-
rope, to avoid being kidnapped by some free me-
groes in the employ Of the X. C.s.
There is steamboat here called the Fanny Fern.
She Is stern wheeler and tremendous wheel
she has. Yesterday she was snagged, but not
fatally. am Il thank my father and mother) an
unadulterated NATIVE.
r. S.-Senator VS. trade Is received in the
Southwestern States. Atchison is much belied in
the East We learn great statesman and patriot
sails for Europe this month. The rood wishes Of
millions Of Americans will attend him. NATIVE.
FRASKroRr, (Kr,) May II, 1855,
vEsPAsIAS ELLIS, ESQ.
DEAR Sir: The people of thin State are looking
forward with interest and anxiety towards tho
result of the Virginia elections But their anxiety is
not through fear of disaster to themselves, but be-
cause they think it will have great effect not only
upon their own elections but upon the elections in
the other Southern States. Weare confident of elect
ing State officers members of Congress, and legsla
tors. The success of our cause In Virginia would
paralyze our opponents here; and our success in
the State, Congressional, and Legislative elections,
would be SO much the more extensive. You Of
Virginia are laboring not only for yourselves, but
fully as much for the entire South. See therefore,
how much every vote with you is worth TO II
Wise is elected, it viii be by small vote, OF
course. A hundred letters written by you and
some imm date friends to proper persons, rousing
them to action, may result in difference Of 900
votes, so you may thereby decide the election by
| individual action.
These suggestions spring from the conversation
Of several intelligent gentlemen.
The State American Convention at Louisville
yesterday reafirmed Judge Lovings nomination
FOR Governor, he having declined on account Of ILL
health His health Is vastly improved. On the
same day the delegates of the Louisville Congress
sional District nominated Col Humphrey Marshall
as the American candidate for Congress. IL is
thought that Col VIM, Preston will run against
him, but some think the nomination OF Marshall
will deter him & ON a race.
The American Congressional ticket for Kentucky
is now complets-seven Wings and three Demo
crats. Ere long all the candidates perhaps will
take TO speaking, Congressman, Legislators, &c.
The Frankfort council numbers 346 members
only one withdrawal 80 far, and no man who was Mt
first rejected by the order wanting in sincerity,
and integrity. He withdrew the second meeting
after he joined. suppose not fifty have left the
order in Kentucky since its establishment; indeed,
| have heard Of only eight.
The candidate for Attorney General (anti- Amer
ican) told friend OF his that IL Wise was elected,
he would canvass the State for he would then
have hopes of being elected Wise's election will
encourage the Sag NIGHTS and ant-Americans in
Kentucky greatly.
Yours, respectfully,