New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20

10 what purpose CANNOT yet De deterHlincd' Doe
potsD 10 that unhappy land rests on foreign ba'o-
nets--but for how long
Clouds gather once more around the future OF
Kansss and the spirit Of her people is about 10 DC
tested by fresh ordeal. 1t is most important that
their brethren throughout the Union should %
forthwith apprised of the origin and the nature OF
| this sudden peril, and thus be prepared to ACT
promptly and earnestly. We therefore puat IN
come elton all the dispatches which tend to elue
| date it:
| S,eeial Di,yoteh 70 The y. Y. Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, Friday. jay II. 1851
The following the substance Of article to appear in tn
Tomorrow Gov Walker hes issued proclamation
asserting hi. intention to put down opposition to the bogus
laws by force The citizens Of Lawrence warned against
Organizing under their Topeka Charter and reprsnded for
Sor,irg ether towns to organize similarly Seven hundred
troops summoned march against Lawrence on Thurs
dsy It ruuored that Walkers design only to retain the
army in Kansas thereby breaking up the Utah expedition
ST. LOUIS Friday July II. 1851
The Democrat has advces from Kansas atns that Gov
Walker issued proclamation declaring his intention TO put
down all opposition the Territorial laws by force and censur
ps the citizens Of Lawrence sd warning them not TO organize
under the Topeka Charter Rumor says that 100 troops
summoned to against aud that it is the
Of retain the in Kansas and to break the
ST. LOUIS July 10. 1857
Governor woker, proclamation to the people of
10 received here s issue grew of the Committee
acting In behalf citizens Of Lawrence had framed for
submission the popular vote City Charter differing
tally from that granted by the Territorial Legislature thereby
bidding defiance to the Territorial Government
This action of the Committee Governor Walker pronounces
70 b- and he has ordered body of troop, the
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tbs premises, and 10 enforce the law.
The that 10 Walkers design through this
men to keep Kansas the troops designed for Utah pre-
text for Administration to back ont of the Utah
is speculation.
Dispatches have gone west directing General Harvey to
throw entire Utah exredtionary force upon Kansas If
necessary que the instruction and preserve order The
Cabinet think the disorgsnizsn will be soon quieted.
What insurectiOn is there to be
"queed?" What disorganizers " are to be
"quieted" by the sabers of Harneys dragons
What pretext has been given for this raid
There surely be few 80 ignorant as not to know
that the people Of Lawrence, with the great body
of the people of Kansas did recognize the So
called Territorial Legislature as body having any
legal or rjghtful authority whatever. Knowing
that it originated in wholesale conspiracy and fraud,
and was first elected by Missouri ballots and bowie
knives, the great body of the settlers Of Kansas
have uniformly regarded and treated it just as
Vermont would regard and treat Legislature
chosen for her by an armed invasion from Canada,
which Legislature should, on organizing,
proceed 10 remove the State capital
from Montpelier to North Hero in order
60, he 49,
coniederates at home, and out of the way of any
demonstrations of hostility from the outraged PEG.
pie on whom they were imposed. Lawrence never
asked charter from the Territorial Legislature,
aud never desired any. 1t has been repeatedly beea
guered and once ravaged by the Missouri and other
Border Rufans collected at great expense from the
Slave States to subjugate the champions of Free
Labor 10 Kansas, but of these delicate atten-
tons have reconciled it To the paternal authority
which has affected TO legalize the outrages which
thus visited it with fire and sword. That Lawrence
and The great bulk of the Free State men of Kansas
regard the pretense of authority set up by and for
the bogus Territorial Legislature as an inpudent
fraud ard imposture, was as well known when
Buchanan uttered his Inaugural, and when he made
Walker Governor rs it can be now. There is not
a shadow of reason or prctext in Kansas for this
launching Of Federal troops against Lawrence,
which has not existed through every moment Of
Buchanans and Of Walkers rule. The fact tina.
tie people If Lawrence are about to amend their
municipal charter without consulting bogus Leg
islatlire now dead affords not even shadow Of
excuse for this new military tOray.
The real impulse to this drag onade is to be sought
IN the Slave States. 1t has a. be well under
stood there that, in default of further violence,
Kansas is STEADILY and surely advancing TO posi-.
ton " berein her admission as Free State eau
no longer be successfully resisted Hence the
resolves o.tenslbly leveled at Walker by the late
Georgia and Mississipp Democratic State C"nveu-
lions. Hence the dsaunciatory articles If the
South Carolina and affiliated Journals also whip
ping Buchanan over the shoulders Of Walker The
men who denounce Walker for his explicit assu-
rsnces that no Constitution shall be imposed on
Kansss without previous ratification by fair
vote If Der People, are perfectly aware that this
pledge is quite as distinctly, emphatcally given in
Buchabans Inaugural as 10 any of Walkers utter
auces. But they know Buchanan's weakness his
tmid aid iacile character, and they are determined
to back him out Of all his fair promises of justice
70 The Fre,-State men of Kansas. Thus 1ae South,
in its is.uc q! the l1tb inst before us argues
tha. any submission of the proposed Constitution
TO the whole People of Kansas will be "a palpable
''yioaticu OF the agreement embodied in tho Kan.
"sas act. " Ii proceeds;
"TA, Legislature OF Ksn.s. h, spponteda time and place
for -, ClstUtiousl Convention to asstubls. II has
.c,lrd qu alterations Of those no shall fo Delegates
IL Ia. may under the Hsnsss sth period, OF
r.solCe within the Territory which shall be necessity 20