The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02
GOV. RCEDER.S TESTIMONY.

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before the Kansas lnveslina.in. Committee
wa submitted 70 ,b" president. without beng
noticed in the report To- the House OF Repre-
sen.a'ives. The evidence eliminated the
President badly and placed him in The worst
rns-ihle position. and the committee thpnaht
he should have an opportunity II reply. =
TO this time nr l. i made nc reTv V. and II l,
fair TO presume that he admits tie facts. We
prr,un,e he can2or safely drnv them, ant!
considers the silent admission OF them les
d damaging than eith.r open confession or al:
attempt to e,ade or exienua'e them.
Governor R-elcr states that from the iir-t
he kep, The President fully informed OF the
efforts mad. TX Mi>>nurian> tp control the 10
cal affairs of X inS.S. by DESTROYING the fran
chisr of the inn.hlt.ut> ani defeating tl,e pro
visions OF the orcl5.Ic Law. Lat the 'rc-IIcn'
declined in any va, TO interfere tor the pro
lection of tin. citizens. WIN tn" p",;,n>,.
wa, 90, up a.an>, Ecr'!,r in regard 70 land
s,..ct.lation- the President a-kuow'i,ri thai
they were tli,j.l ani constituted no ground
ot removal. SAYS t,uycIi.or i'-,!.r:-
The Pre>i.l,n, states that thi> klns1>
matter had GIVEN lim more iara>>i:. a.iNIe-
~ than ANYTHING that had happened since h'-
los 81 hi -on, iha; Ii I.ai haunted hlin d.N
ard nl.h' ana was the great Notwithstanding
trouble q. hl> ;,,.mlni-tt Anon. ii" state! IL
the most pc:iinacion> complaints .; nic hih
been m,.,. To- him. aud ire most urgrnt de
mand> lad h'cn made for NV removal upon
every ground that could be got up: thai zen
.ral Archi>nn ure>-rd IT III The Eto>t tN'Itih-
manner. ana wou.'! listen 70 io r"a>"''l"H At
all A. 10 the charr"- a. purrha>ln" lH1.an
lands and interests III towns, he Aa- entirely
satisfied a. IL the former. t3,t II WAS all tal'
and hol.oi:.hlr and fha, hundreds bad dom
- t,fnrr nic-rl,,,rul,.i Mr.. Mnmyrrrirv'
objection To IT. and >tid hr II al RELEASED hun
wien he talked "a him of Ii: he wt>. never.
thrlc,> sorry under the cir"un Stances al
TIN, case. TIA, had made ANY purchases. a
the, made. a prctrNr COR my enemies Ia an!"l
him at!. demands tor nay removal.
The fl.ouinr l. a statement Of III" wlv IL
WHO" Tx ~ - ~ '' "''' va
the mission 10 China. Ii l. drcIieilv rrh
hu, the nec tiatons Eel! through hrca9-c tn
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the details of the transaction. Governor
R,cdcr saws -
Th.. .vo ..,l;.c,s IN Will have .I,ul.:
l.h,1.r, ,u,,.h,s.. ana th,. ,rn,r..-,on ~ th
1,>,r...l mac, l.ri.,iiv tor,,,,,
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,I,o.,1ir,l condition, O. fA,. ,a,.. al tli,. t.!
,i,nrv H. ,r,> ,j,, t4>. IN lis >>,.,,..
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.,,..,.,.,., a.; my ,.;i;r,. +, the. TERRITORY II,
a.'r,,..1 rb,, y, ,h. ..>ri.,.l ,-,f. -. ti,.cru
,,,i.y b. NJ, t,.,,tr a., ,,,.,>..,.,l Violence.
,,,...rt. ,,,1 ,,,,,, y,,i..,,rr va, r..uu.i-f..
mon IN. H., nhn,, Moth Nouli ;,. ln.,. s.,,.
civil var wotlh rra',.;.lv ri.-l". aiil rio M Al
could ,r,-li the result H. repeated til'> aua
ENLARGED nron IT much an! off-n: sad tia.
II would hp a fearful calamity. tlr br.imnin.
of the end. a.. combining with The. nr,irior
that !: r.,,i b. r'>0f, far m'>'1 and j,r II.
r"ua'rq 'lrt I>Lonid re'uln Ia hu>aS n. Ia,
cGu5-. Y ~ J,rr,ur
told hiu lrouli " AID drci'!"''iv that !
would no, -,>l.u th,. o..., that two co'.>it
rrtrjonS tortad" ne I" t'l'k "i II; tha'
= ''.lu.> 'pw ~t"ri. 'h'' executive "iii-" u
IN, h n'!> wa> tht. ofiN means at l'rot't'tlni,
.nr III" Iro:'ir =. .li,>t Tie prosecutions aic
expressions which b 81 been l,.r, IL ttti. a.
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