The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-26

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inds pnutps mar he takes care that his true views De
known sDc correctly h own l have heard yoa
bad se question put 70 me fsausntly Of late WY con
Gored TO employ chief clerk. man known to be an
sb1bt mat hope you are not one
Iy Lanes men Il was etated they greatly aided
by Information from the Surveyor Generals Office, and oil
NJ clerks are sound well known "aw and ORDER men
except he who said Gcd damn the laws and those
who mace them " II viii not do for you say your Ian
susae spped 10 the Wyandotts, for the officer who
called sn,ocer upder the Territorial laws and
seeking uotbe Territorial laws at the me-
Nor could such language be applicable to the wyAndotis
sps and normsnan from the oce 70 aid them in their
operations. but Ia believed you did II Is true as re
poiiec 10 me BY Mr.. Rrne the officer alluded 10 that
yoG used 'be language attributed to you BE reported
lone mmedistel, afer lis occurrence.
Mr. Pesm, finally. in letter dated October 70 Com
missioner HeDo ersoD a. the land Office, replies with
LET Of charges against the Surveyor General, which IL
me ALT Of them are true should cause bis removal the
follow ing aMCrg the items which Mr. Ream lsvs 10
IRE of his superior officer in regard 10 which
s'icn appears to have been taken BY the authorizes at
o. .ie 10th Of August last ne persuaded Robert L.
Ram Jr to reign his clerkshp and enlist In the Kan
sss war; as wysneot Ranger, under promise to pay
am for hs absent time AZ Irregular clerk The resgna-
uoD signed and accepted under the agreement Above
stated; but General Calhoun has since refused to
ply and only allowed eaif Roam, r.. up to the
I,,b OF Aug although he directed ne, chief clerk. TO
RoheYi at work, the descriptive ST. after that
cate and epce the at which work he engaged
sera There evidence OF such resig
rstion on Gle in the Office up TO september so.
For one whole week IN August the room ia the Sur
vtyor General Office in which the drafting and com.
put'ne u q, ne vas made rendezvous for ensng
cu'. fer he Kansas war The recruits were generally
ffay a. the ettce During the third week August,
'bie we only from three to Eve clerks a, in the
office and iaetve were urdtr pay.
grocery has been kept year past within twenty
fsft Of he surveyor Generals o1cs and the office has
during tho last sumner bsen public thoroughfare, with
On Judisn tavern N front and y grocery the
There Was almost q Continual procession through the
throri draup biens roou bet een the hours o.
gnc u during oDe Gay 10 September Last and this
unusual plumber.
BAoiusl ami drinking has been daily prac.
tied ~ be surveyor General and associates 10 bis en-
poy. AID every Transaction that occurred in the office
was cer mon talk th roughout the country nahlg tran
spred IN The office during business hours that not
r'a.ied IN Ksrsas City the succeeding day.
LETT1E FROM col. TITUS.
IN CON mtpics,cn the Signature OF "The Cons.i-
uiion, contained in yonr paper Of the I'd init. am
Nest foul! mfrepresensd and ask OF you, as you value
Iers. nal honor, to correct Tie SANDER.
Y true toa; ,obber nceDdiary and horse thief who
L called CaAsn Walker was "a command Of his fellow
thieves At the cowc.dy and dsgrneefli assault; upon my
house II true 'nat be and hs party robbed Of my
money. boaseholc urpte horses and other valuables
n Ne amount oi S,IcoO ard burned my house, very
comfortable with four roous poTtco aud other
cooyenenoes although ,ola him that they had me
three places, sacsed my house and asked him NOT
tuja It, bot let II stand He replied, God d-n you. and
God On yoar house. hcr bring On the hay and when
flames took me- dripping with blood from my
cvD wounds pitched me ito uncovered wagon ana
croeeed through The blazing to TIER great dem OF
reves-lavrencc. This fellow Walker saw anu psrtl
rated n hese acts, ard insutd when wounded aud
disabled. Perhaps bis lite shsry, which he had de
se'eo y order to become assassin, after wards
ouraed down curing lis aleepce by some thoashilcss
PERSON OF tbs Know noihng
do meet Walker 10 the "sxecutige Chamber and
spose 10 him. / am wouafei and disabled; and could
rot have struck the BASTARD own Il had been In
70 place me upon an eqrality with such man. Our
panty COMPOSED o. hor orxslo and unwit-
lgG g &c Placed upon Level WITH thieves sssssins snd
t,urs with t"es from bo elld q thieves Honorable
men are not IN the habit OF 'pedgiag eternal friendship
- 3ob.rs aud mu.oercssD men no have been reared
rhoAonsrl.
az xnlns 10 submit 70 anything 10 keep psare end
II inc wide bTeara which exists between our
TIE nds and Rnoh!cn nvt cers except being placed
rtcu IN eerai,y With item and know tina, no honora
De man WI Tor the sake Of peace DC nand
srch sacrnce IRON honorable men.
coyenoi Gcary Going Lis duty 10 all. lie IL arm,
solne sna phndDg AID skul Cniei ExecI-
Ard could trrg to2 ether there d,scoriant
'trelts be night; bu' he snoss the impcssibriiy
tcoh ibinr. ara yin never undertake Il.
KANsAs ELECTION.
From The Weston. 40 Argns, October 10
We lave been ofne ally niormsd that tn. wing
gentlemen were eiectd Rep escniaiivcs from Lcayea-
John " Martin. WA G. ylsihia., ~ J johnson and
Matthew Walstr - TAR ~ heard from Gen Whitfield
LAD received 800 wiss-thc Southern party had ear
iisd The Day. There w1a nc)o,v In 70, or u calling
.ttrtpScn 70 form a CONSTITUTION. Whar's Governor
febils on, Senator'S Lane and Reeesrs Ecao answers
ATcaeoS CorSsY Prom Aicheou county the re,iyns
Lave net bcsn received u detail whuhald received,
beard from 4cn votes Tor gate 70 Congress
SER representatives tho LEGISLATURE, Carr Klrg and
lotrs wire eectec bv sscut SEQ majority the Free
ssss~ tckt
n,Eoky poSr-our .aiormaI, from tbs place, lei, at
y ociccE IN Non6ay at which time Whitfield hal re
ceiltd abs ut nifty vctes asd &C. Tehbs Tor
scout tho same irccsoll votes cast; but uauy o.
'he Tree state voted ~ih the pro-slsvery party
80 faf az bead, he e!ccion % Kansas lait Monday
ari OF tie IsritoTy but satisfied tia, General Whit
bed. the pre- slavery csn1ase i elected by largc
0fts II TIE lesai votfrs In Tact Inc settlers aow
mp ~ nSclvcs TO be n hop-ass minority attempted
Ttgsr oryarizaron Atchssor a free cot tcSc, ~as
PIT forward and miscTGbs defeated We have doubt
Me pro slavery Law AID csdsr party or Eaasas Territory
have slec'cd iargc majority o. The Legislature Taus
of thc ihifd time, las tie osavnry party Of Kansas
vptDro~n lis free soil cnemos thu polls Faug W
cary the scctonp tho nee .olers attempted 10 snbvcr
the gosoInment 81 that Territory but baye me, with
signal overthrow ever where .ir only achcy uspts
bong ibe robbery Of many * The ro.lavory party
which bias 80 disgusicd The moderate, llw and order
crnbtrs Of tue free iate party thai they haze toe
Iro slavery party, and sri with the free soers
ai now give up Iney went into tic business OF mang
Kansas ircc state. Fac the purpose OF oscDg the black
der HE administration They have had csfsagp1adents
IN The Territory TO lie FOR their Cslse bat the iuasny
of iheir conduct begiEging 10 re act. Even IA
The North people berln 10 understand sad appreciate
conogct tho Abolition traitors AMI the resut will
ee complete triumph Tor Bn;hanan. who will get
sbcu; as largo majority Ter President lIeruc did at
The last election.
What las been the rerui Of The coBGuo. Of Tho black
REPUBLICAN Conercss backed ~ by hrengs liz de.
Lpnciascn CT Tho pro slavery party through s Kansas
lrver eating Ccrlrnit,ec aud rrmiaD orators. wht6ei
sLcm ucy sent Lomc Las beer uiuDpbauiy elected un
der such cums;aLces IN ~ such yotc-tLe legal vote
Il tho Terrtory-tbat hls tale a. seat in Congress vii
lot ADMIT OF doubt, AID the black republican
mbers of Congress sho denounced him and hs party
viii have 10 e; cumb and at their words bile he
end tie rsona. men o. that body vii arrsgn tbom be
ore the country rr their Tsr-onabie and nrfous con
6cct. General Nhacd VIII 70 back ard bard thcu in
their Geps and hurt back Tie oul sat and rcproach.
20 which hoy rsve ucrarce IN their abuze oil the
pcore OF kar sss and Aisicnri. 10 their tOcth
Probably the principal reason "a tho failure OF the free
sellers 70 organize In kansa a. thr recent election Is the
fact that the Governor has rot number OK the pro
niBen lmbe Tor murder AMI robbery and tnat many
ashers running away Iron there keep from
Shsine the same fate ihi- the reason. sp2re-
Lcnd ttai i vii be long tine before they Organize
NEurPAL Pir1v ~ kANsAs
At neeirg called by The c.iizcns o Allen county,
H. T. to take into sdcYnon The best mode for the
ryoiectcp ~ p>rSors ard property against the invasion
~ political fanatcs. rfessciFo u party Judge A. j.
bfown Was csci ~ the char and Dr.. = A. stockion
appointed secretary
After the CHAIRMAN bad stated the objects the meet
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