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FROM KANSAS.
LEAvrNwoRrn CRY, Nov. &c, 1855.

LEAyESwORTH CRY, Nov. SC, lSj5.
Petitions are in course Of signature in Loayen
worth, Doniphan, Lawrence Ocena and Topeka
requesting His Exrclency Prcsidcn. Pierce to re
move Gov. Wilson Shannon. l suboin the DJni
phan petition:
To Ills hrcsllency tie President Of tie L,i,eo
States:
May it please your Excollency We, the under
signed citizens of Doniphan county, respectfully
petition your Ezcellency 10 remove the present
Chief Executive officer of this Territory--Gov
Wilson Shannon--and replace him by gentle.
man Of judgement and ability, who while friend
OF law and order" will refuse to recognize as
law abiding men, ruiiaps who have invaded our
borders and violated oui ballUt-box repeatedly, or
residents Of Kansas who have invited such outra-
gcs, and publicly defended them as just, neccssa-
ry, and even constitutional.
MANY Of US, may it please your Ezcellency, tx
pended our time and money; used all our influence
and voted in order to secure your election; many
Of us are still the friends Of your admins stration
aud hope to remain so; but nat one Of us we sol
emily assure You, President Pierce will in future
be found in the ranks of any man any party
who Gares as Gov Wilson Shannon has dared,
acitly to endorse the conduct of the illegal voters
from Missouri, who have hitherto controlled our
elections, national and local, and publicly boast
that they will act hereafter as they have in time
rast.'
Forty pro-savery omigrants from Georgia, sent
out gratis by the Shareholders Of that State to aid
pavy Atchison in controlling the affairs of Kansas
arriycdk klast week at Kansas City, and proceeded
to the southern portion Of our young Dominion
The Richmond Enquirer and other raId nulifying
papers, who belched out so many columns of smoke
and thunder, when the New England Emigrant
Aid Society began their operations in aiding mere
ly, not forwarding free OF charge, young men to
settle in Kansas are respectfully requested to give
us their opinions on this new far southern move
ment. Let it be remembered that not a solitary
individual was sent out free Of charge by the Aid
Society in New England; and let it not be foi got
ten that these forty GcorgiCns had their passage
paid for them. The Lcaycnworth Herald Of Satur-
day says:
From the South. Accounts reach us by every
mail that the Southern States are preparing to
send out scores Of the right sort of Emigrants to
Kansas. Next spring they will begin to pour into
Kansas from Georgia Alabama, Louisiana North
Carolina, Kentucky and Tennessee Come on,
here is the country to get rich. Bring on your
slaves, for there is no country where slaYe labor
will pay better than in Kansas
Mr.. Boyle, the clerk Of the Supreme Court, and
Messrs Lyle and johnson, lawyers here, were
among the most active participants in the lynch
chief clerk Of the Kansas House of representa-
tivos. There is Jaw by which the names of at
torneys may Ie stricken off the roll if it is proven
that they have been engaged in unlawful proceed
ings. Last week Mr.. Shankland, ono Of our lead
ing lawyers, moved that the names of Messrs
Coye, johnson and Lyle be stricken off the roll.
Judge Lecompte, it is said, appeared very unwil-
ling TO entertain it. The charge however, and
afhdavits proving it, have been filed. Mr.. John
son was one of the speakers at the recent prosla-
very law and order Convention.