The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Couxsc OF Governor WalIker-T1ss Posi-
taon or the AdmAnistrati ton Meeting q the
C~blnet-G0vernOr Walker RepramanSssd,

The COsarso OF Governor W~2ker-T1,~ Poss.
taon or the Administrations Meeting q the
acknowledgements Walker Reprimanssd.
WASHINGTON, Oct 81, 1857.
The telegraph report In this mornings papers that Gov
Walker Secretary Stanton would be removed unless
they shall choose to resign, is without foundation While
the President and Cabinet condemn the of Gov
Walker in issuing his proclamation and raascendng his
instructions throwing out the vote Of the Oxford pre-
cincfor had authority TO do under the Terrific
rial laws belonging to the Legislature to determine the
authenticity of their own members-thereby dspieasng
both parties bM il does not follow that he must be
moved The whole matter will DO brought before special
meeting Of the Cabinet this evening
Secretary Floyd telegraphed for last evening" his
presence being desired at Cabinet meeting to be held
Monday next relative Governor Walker and his late
proclamation which viii be censured BY the adrninisra
on as direct violation Of his instructions of September
g. He had authority whatever to pronounce upon the
legality Of votes and specially instructed to receive
the returns and let the Legislature determine their cha
racter.
The friends OF Gov Walker here say that he committed
orrorthe wonder is that no has committed only one
and that after acknowledging his reprmand he will let his
60 10 the Senate If the freeaters choose reject
him, then he will be in position 10 defend himself and
the administration The Southern members Of the Cab-
net apprehend that this mistake Of Governor Walker will
subject again before Congress.
TEN O'CLOCK, P. NJ
Gov Walker will not be removed, but rcprmanded for
the committed.
INK 0HSKRAL NxwsrAPKR DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Oct 81, 1857.
The government has official Information from Gov
Walker relative 10 his purgng the poll of Oxford pre-
cinct and until this be received there be def
mite action by the administration 1t was certainly VIC
Aton OF his instructions which will not be permitted 90
unnotced; and the Executive disapprobaon will be ex
pressed, there is to believe a manner which
may least lead to the resignation Of both Gov Walker
and Secretary Stanton.
ascertained on a specific inquiry that the re-
port of last night which prevalent usually relia
bic and well informed circles of the intention the part
of the administration TO Governor Walker Sec
rotary Stanton is without the least foundation nor is
there any 10 believe that either intends to resign
The last dates from either have only down the
10th of October.
REPORTS REG ARDING wALKER's POSITION IN KANSAS
LAWRENCE, X. T., (via Bonneville, Oct. 81, 1857
Governor Walker and Secretary Stanton have been
compelled to leave Lecompton account of the threats
made against them by the ultras. They Secre
tary Stantons claim at Benicia two miles from Lecomp
ton. Sheriff Walker the newly elected free State Sheriff
of Douglas county and small posse, stayed with the
Governor last night special messenger has been sent
to the fort for Col Summers command document has
been circulated in Lawrence inviting Gov Walker to
there, and pledging the citizens 10 protect him.
I'VE publish the above the authority Of private des
patch.-EDl
The Associated Press correspondent at St Louis refe
to the above despatch elegraphed last evening"
follows;-"wc have no such intelligence here. and
nothing like it has passed through the telegraph oce in
this city to-day The despatch has internal evidence Of
being hoax Governor Walker has troops at Lecompton
for the protection Of the Constitutional Convention
he had not he would scarcely demand of officer who
has not been in command in Kansas for several months
and who for some time past has been under l
letter from Secretary Stanton tonight, dated Le-
compton, October rs, and 1t makes mention OF any
difficulty"