New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

teeide lsrg. hall Tor the IA. .tu Of the eZ'rif@r,
ard after wss kbosn thIoosb boot the stat ID y NY
proclamation hcd couv.peo the hei-B'nfe tne's. :
.,pIaht thst Colonel Montgomery hsd beeo or ie,-i
"a suryey aid poclsiu military reserV soon ,. t",
place, md p,t being pr pared to d. 20 esi eho'sn
kop of settI.Is had made a pSov'siooal frser'aII
wbout survey of teI miles by eignIe7u' u'
be could fully uply with the order oy -e'.o
mg shat land be would sart, aud enfVey,ns
and pioclsumg il. That IN the moan itne -'ur
Of be officers Of the po-f, the sst'ers, "a.
other etrtemen, had conceived the 'oes OF VI" ~
that vicinity ard come OF hem bad sddre eco 'o.
Montgomery a klter stating their wish to lay ou.
to~l Ges,. pa,ing t~o pisces which they suppo-e' e
would .ot il clude when be came t"rurs-y oi- fo'r
tio1 ano tskipg biz permrs OF ~ use one OF 'pc p
for The pupose cont vl1ted ~ the to"'u"e
although not yet prepared exactly TO detne the re,erVe
be would u.ke, VS. ssti-fed that one OF tnr O'ces
tbey pGm.d woulo not be headed or inc!u1e' .! huh
ara bso biz reply 10 theU iefef 20 lhiortne' Nm,
ard tia. he had Lo objection T. heir taxing pose fo
of il: that IT.. had accordingly oceed-d to ip1e
ard 10y out uyOn this ground th- town OF rtN
nee that al ths had hop2ep.d IN the oiu'heI
befure | had snistd il the Territory, or hsi ~!
kuoslecge Of the town or he men "ao hsa i''a
It ont; that in November le54 In our ton,
through the T.rritcrv had stopped al the JTf ana
Rere v.ry hO-pi,aby treated by the "incrfs snu '.
then for the hIst time made aCqualhteo VITA 'ne I"
that such tow existed. The officers snd suffer ot
,Le po. ,bowed us th. .ir town site informed us that l.
va cutsice Of the and, ~ msuer OF coGt
ttsy TO the FIVE Territorial otfcer, inoiuong myself
whom ] have mentioned es constituting our pn.2,
presened to each Of SHARE belog one tSenty n''n
part. st the same price e. the orguls sVcknpI'e's
Lad their viz prupmtion Of enpenr's WHICH W "
course accepted; that the officers OF the post were
probably led into this project by the isct mat 'he .a
thing lad been Zone by number OF ciuZeh7 Sni ON
c.rs ct FO,t Leavepwortb sho had lad out o 'oN
upon ground excluded fr, N the L@ayenSorh miHIhfy
reserve, and that the secretary OF War IN o. corr
spon' arising out of the trapsacob haf de7ndd
them and approved the act; that Coi. MohIs'h he
a.. IlNI n fOr
and reuned survey Of 20 much Of the one huudfed
and eighty sqOarc miles ae he needed for the purP,s
of res,Tve at the post, and, 10 exhiot the ".oe
trsDractlOp kad returned oTaught showing tne n's
Of the eurvey1d resefve. the lines of tde town ad"io
irg H. ard be correspondence "a which have diluted
tia, QusreinasteI- General Jesup had indorred the
pfurn recommended TO be approved acOru Z -
"COl. Mont fgouery's draugtt and specifications, the
effect of which would bave been to exc nde the town
that the Secretary of Nar, Irtead of fOlo+lng or
adoytiLg he reoOnme ndal'on OF G.n. je up, oSd n,
don,d the return "recnumended to b. approved
according to Col. hOntgOmerys dragght a.
" SHOWN by the exterior hnes, the euect U,
VIII, b w8e by excluding al except the orAnght ahd
pg the exte, ior es TO extend the reserve over
the town with all lts inhabitants and Improvements;
aDo as this neon mer dsron had been approved ~
bim-,H the Pr. si, MT probably Sith"u' hel, a~a'
OF It's object fl Ct, hch would be olscfeor'sg An!
oi-a.tfour 10 the Fr.-Stsc party of the r-rrtrJ,
s.aed him that If be cid not choose 10 Ievok- his
approval sbO adopt the recommend ztlIn ot Iehe'4i
IehGlt might perhaps III 10
Secretary of the Interior would include t'e town III
IL, 1ubic fufy,ys H. tat, that he vas no .~are
Of ile conCt.on Of things when he approved ot t1e
r,seIve iegtrtted that be old not know II, sno Re-
Cues'eo me 10 call upon the Secrcaj o. the intor or
81 state 10 lin the facts, and be ~oul aiter6ard
have 4 consultation with bIul. | accordingly called
ppun Gov. hcClellHnr. and, after crbVrrsa'lon
with him was referred BY him 10 Gen. w is''n C"ui-
missioner of the Ian Office, 10 whom stated the
Ia,ts. The conversations in regard 10 the purchases
OF half bIet ands ana The TOWN o' Pi"uee toE pice
al oit r. nj TINES throughout our mt fVlcWr afrght
have at,d them here sepeteir iol tie sse OF cou-
Nri i.pc. stated 10 bim als", that the secretary
OF Var, by Accepting all tie Reductions OF tt. pro-
yor 81 servt asceiisDed by the sury wtn the eA'
c. por of the po alone, had aoandonodt the pro-
veonel reserve ard recognized The survey III contr
djsDc1iCi 10 The Provisional IeserVr - c0ulpll1Gce
with the original tru.r | slso informed hm that the
s, ,cretaIy OF Wsr had commss ,ne1 Geuer+s Church
i'll sic Clark TO pIoeeee to fot kuey 10 invt"ileate
sbd eIoI' and, bs II Sas enir'ly obyous thHt we
At pUt a pait OF which extended at least two mes
iou TIE fort afforded nei'htr wster nor tmbe, had
no coub; Gen, Ias Clalk and Churchill would feoogi-
mend the .xcurvn, las hove since lrarped they d1l
Th. ts sp li,cts to witch | have aliu"-d we're dis
cuss.d inciC, ntaIy du'ug our Imeryie~s, but tue
prhcipal au. .EiOn which Occupied our attention -
the sentra p"ical ccIdiriVn Of he people OF the Ter
ruor1. He pIOiuse ia bis exprrss0ur Oi eppto'h
of nv course but cNpTclred blnsef deeply eOlictOus
~ ~ tie piOoabo cOhrequerc's OF my rrtara 10 tue
Territory. He declared lst IN the excited STAKE ot
II. community he fearful Of scpal vo!ehce to
m,sef and that if violence cOmu'itted upon mo
tt, Who'll. North would BE- inhsmed civil war you'd
pIobaby thsus and 10 man could predict 1ho Ie- alt
DE Itpoaied this, gbo enlarged upon II much and
Often: aid that would be- fearful casIny the be-
ginpug Of the eBf, &c, CONCLUDING ih the op nlso
that il would be- uLsaj- for SELL and for the country
that should return ka. in the capacity Of Gov
.rrof told him promptly and decidedly that Told
not esign The office that two considerations forbade
mt TO thu Of IT. that things Low stood the eIec1-
tive Office IN my bo nds the only means Of prJtec
a. 0nfa init ner -
pre siops which had Oeen perpeirsted and would DC
Continued, IRON t.. STATE Of Missouri; tnat 1t would
be base and disbo, orsble III ME To betray aud
abanoon them, and thst no considerations oil
o, n onal danger to myself would niuce NE 10
think Of it thai, beside this consd -ra'iJn,
the whole couhtly had resoubded with threats against
myself il cGse should rttuIn, and that reNshaIiou
Of MY office undeI such circumstance would be at.
ni,ui, a. pusllabmity ano cnwardice He cincuIred
IN this view Of the and prUp1e1 10 effect ell that
desrsbe for the puohc ai'ty snd for the puo BIC
good by removing me LOm Office IN q va, that ~ond
otyiae all my objections, AID proceeded at length to
give his idees a. to what rhoud oe eone. H. pro-
posed that | should make to him IN ~ntog full re:
port of ali the proceedings III the lem ory, nth my
vi, ws and opDions referring the whole ruhlect and
the remedy TO blnl, and pIott sel5g my Wlt guess to
abide by sny plsn he should uoopt fU redreesng the
existing wrongs aid uc the present difficulties;
;ha; be would reply in writing to thu communication,
would take upon himreh the re-pontibIity OF re-
moving NE from office part Of tho remedy, and 4.
the r. ne iue WUul0 give the uCst full satisfactory
aLo unt qus ocal appreciation Of my cOure that while
be would deca'e NY removal 10 be necessary 10 order
TO allny the existing excitement and b ing about
moe calm aid sober state Of public feeling, snt
tbe oarleI of violence outbreak be- would exon
.ra,, me from all blame IN ploducing that eX -n, ut
that in order fully testify the sincerity OF h sppre
laiiop BE- sould confer upon ME some unml-takahe
marx of bis favor, and went 20 sey that the I.sson
10 China would be very shortly vacant by be return
OF NJ. McLane, 10 Which vecaJcy be wolld up-
poipt me at once. To biz written answ-r he
rropcseo thut should reply by saying, eff ct, tha.
rss lot prepared to ray he bsa scted unri-oly.
A(tei co.'s rab.e discussion and much ree,ton upn
th:e p,oposi N, | finally anssered that II we could