Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-24
Progress of GoverDo,,. J
ManHuyras

AiecuVTes
Governor Geary's soa@,.a
seem to have wholly per'D,ss
haSitants' They .eollea
of the hOusekeeper calm,
ducks p" DuCky, ducky, Ss.
killed. and they decline tO,.,,
laws enacted by the ARs,@.
usurped the Legislative pOvns'
ritory. Oct. 9th, was ANN.
code of Stringfellow and 4
as the day for electing menu,
Territorial Assembly. A.
time a delegate to Congre,,
chosen, If the people Of T.
protest against the VALIDITY .,
ances promulgated at the Sb,.
sion were to take part in III,
would be so far arccognifoa !
thority of the usurping leg1,,
very offer to vote admits tbs
but after the offer is made A.
challenged, must swear ia,
support the Fugitive Slave h.
votes cannot be received /.
certain that their votes wo,p
lenged, for the Missouri =,
boosted that the pro-slave1,.
territory was fully ORGANIC
pared for the election. IT,
every free-state colonist Of Ka
therefore be rejected uulea5
this test, which Of course tlgf
do, for this reason among d
aside from their detestatioud
tive Slave law, no power On e.
right to require it of them.
OF course, therefore, the NJ
nasty will be perpetuated-a
6 ton will last till another e
! will then need only the sam.
for renewing it. The bosl
E have made every arrangemeu,
the people of Kansas fm
g themselves as long as the s.
g code is enforced. GoycmNJ
declared his intention Of causa.
! to be respected, in other wonb
ton of keeping thepower init
the Missourians. As long@.h
6 what he calls the laws, then,
! popular election, and no trd,
= serves the name in any cor
n for nobody but a pro-slave7
i vote, and nobody but a pn4z
sit on a jury.
i The people of Kansas, an
- DR.. barracks letter, begin To-
Governor Geary has cheatelh
n gave them fair words, protesss
pathize with the leaders Of ths
party, and then went back to
slavery headquarters and iaa
for the arrest of the very per
whom he had Just conferred in a
. manner, and whom he had SCOT
promises of a satisfactory andP
= rangement of all difficulties. !
! torious pro-slavery company
), DR.. Darrah speaks, as keFa
! Geary under the name Of ieHz
tia, is the one at the head d
has placed that well-knoU
Titus, one of the most bruaa
:. ers Of the pro-slavery aa1
taken into Geary's confde@s
his special agent, while tleT2
Of the free-state party are
thrown into prison.
The case of Kansas, in o.
never looked worse than it'd
The free-state men are abso1
ing and almost naked eTaT
cept, perhaps, at one or tTod
accessible points, to whichD
:. collected in the states have
Everywhere their active ard.
~ men are either seized and G
be immured in the pro-SlaTs
till they can be tried by
juries, or obliged to skulk iTH
v the woods, or else, as the DIV
IN. publican boosted the Other
RS from the territory. GOyerna
es must be confessed, is dom:
s. thoroughly, and does it IN aE
lie. teristic of the present adna'
gy by trick and indirection. f@
who, when sober. seems nd'
er to inaccessible TO rem0f2 9
ia not the proper tool for D +"
he he was expected TO do, =
re is, there can be no doubt
,ir The method of introda'
into Kansas by downright j.
popular, and if perseTeFea D.
perceive, it will ruin ihfn
leave it no hope of success
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