New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21
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cor..popasae. Of The y. Y. rnssrs.

LTyrSwozrH CITl, h. L. 81. - ~,
An enthusiastic convention Of .he See ,s1sn
@. kausas was ho.- - the tn a.d crt IDS. Ae
cs.cs were present from all pa-ts OF .. rors'Syi
and IL respect to the great question th4' sne osss
he Cor eptioa. un.uimlty prevsic'. Toe .ra4s
Legislature Of Kansas was repucia'e1 srd .xea
with contempt III Infamous laws trampIsG uposti
ctfed. Have YOU seen the Election Low pe.stoy
that notable body Il yon have rot, you 10 'tt Al.
anime l.. Yoa will see ;hst Z Is directly -,esSo
1cluce FreeState men non the poils, a. We'd ser-
erslly tyIAnnics AMI oppressive. In view O. ~ J.
gAlity Of The Legislature, the Convection de'erEaed
to disregard The day which II appointed for ne ~
I, n OF Delegate TO Congress, and i emp5Neres IL
Executive Committee 10 issue PTocismGuons 10
voters o. the Territory TO meet a. Their ressea'e
places OF holding l,ct-n on the tecond l1es>Ai9
October, snd vote fer Delegate 20 Congress. SN
as the circumstances VIII admit, this election w
heid ACCORDING TO the usual form. OF law, ana q.
rfed returns vii be made. memorial 70 Css4
will be dram up and signed by evey vo'er, sfly
forth the necessity oil this unusual preceding tn
thus furnished with evidence that no o.her cpoSya
left for Us. and. as we doubt no., with ey.denaag
he is the choice OF arge majority Of he legal WIS
Of Kansas. our Delegate will spply ;er adnasr@b
the House If Representatives.
Governor Reeder az. nded the Ccnven;i'r, o'iiot
no OAR. in its proceedings Withou; his solicit axAA
WAS chosen o. candidate Tor Delegate oy ae;ismsaee
He va. then loudly called FOR, and cs ne iorsxtb
address the Convention. lie was greeted VIII asE
after cheer. that made ,ae welkln nng. L@Els OF
diving be threw himself heartily into the ibxsid
the con bs, for Free state. His speech was eevet
with universal deplonsrstiops OF delight aud Gee
cpition prevailed, and tha, was that De wac u@
tor the Lour
Governor shannon, on bis arrival, male en- sshes
70 the people of Wesfpor, Mo. In speaking d@
Kapsa. Legislature, while thus addressing Vi ssins
he at two several times called il your Lesssfsr'
He declared that its acts were valid, and mat ksx
the will. and was clothed with the power 70 esPT
whatever force was necessary % carry them .Dsa<
cuton. And still addressing Missouisns, hssa
- | call upon YOU TO sustain me in the d,schssa
this duty
Tie Legislature has closed it's session by nn~.
1t has taken all power out Of the hands OF the p.s
The members have distributed all Offices eHcep.as
provided for by act OF Congress among their reiys
nd hieDds and when these failed, tney appOnsa
htmselrcs. II cannot be that the P.oSayeIy ped
This Territory will endure such tyranny.
Another fact which | have on good author y hAs
The " Hanging Law in regard % offenses gsE
slave properly not drawn up by any me nOSa
the Legislature, but was the work OF Gen. SuEs
low of Missouri. A striking coincidence o'carsia
connection with the establishment of ths seat eiis'-
ernmt nj at the unDhablted town of Lecomc;o1. IEa
days before this act was passed, the membeu@as
Legislature bad little or no town property hH
place, but the day following these incouuphbs sp1-
tam had plenty of toHn shares for sale.
Gen. Whitfield is the nominee OF the Pro-SsEep
party for gress. "A the friend OF Col ManRs'
ny, who is dislised here, Whitfield is snpOPA
among many Of his party
Mr. Perkins Is Pro Slavery, Democratic ~
pendent candidate Tor that office.
We shall have stirring times here Tor shN |"
let no man hesitsie TO ernigrate on that sosaL
This Fall promises TO be- the most desirable t1
emigration that has yet occurred or probss5&
will occur at any future period. There are eu'fS,
here from Minnesota and all the new Site, NC
almost with one accord they prefer this besottHn'a
to any they have left. joins b. BIND