The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02
Walkers lntrosiuctor
In Warrington Bef'
for Lecempton, &c.
QUIZ wAsHINor
N coRHHePoNpnsCI.

DUB ~AsniN"' IN CORRESPONDENCE.
wAs,Hscsos My 81, 1857
accompanying un' awIl md . COPY IN fun Of The
naroducsoTy sos'ess The Hon Robert walker 70 The
people oil AAnsas' ro" which heretofore given
various exuacs 'ees Hphicaly. This h about Tho lsest
Of inc sevef~ orA Of the Goverror's address, put
into shape oeioe A departure hence, westward bound
MOI ono nAn oi us document read before Tho
Caninos; ou' mo esidcn and the Governor folly UNDER
s'ooa eacn "o upon the leading points or the general
pohcy maa aosn' The Governor having arrived At ha
omoia aesonAo and information having been received
mere ~ p aulgstion Of his inaugural, send you Tho
pfe-oroau sft Of IL, which have had the liberty to-
copy N iui u" Of readers. Mr. walker,
smoo n val 10 Kansas, may have rcconsidcred and
remoaeneah here and there; but presume that, the
main inc idress which thrown IN the people
Kansas .,,s..n,,a,,v a.. w..,nu,,. ,-.u..., "a
dress, TO vi A..
NTRopuc roxv ADDRESS or GOV. wALxxx TO ruB
PEOPLE or KANSAS.
rnio" CTscDs KASsAs--M the eavpest solicitation
of the Pr .sor, ~ N. Tr-.., Co. "a -. r. -,
conco OF ali his Cabinet have accepted position
Of Cove rror NJ Aha r.r,,,arv ~ v.,... ~, $3.50,
and bis cons,,,r,,s,,, advisers vs,. a...,v ,x -,
e o ycton TINT the distracted condition Affairs OF
hans" svs,s raaght with imminent peril 70 the Union,
and irpcp mn, N r,a.r,.ke ~. .rs,,u,, a., .
oe duty 9. the paadcson Of this Territory and the set
ue mt OF that nsrenseus question which has ntroiu ced
a's0 nd AMI civfl throughout lis boundaries and
w sssnecto Involve you and our country In the de-
po ~Sle calamity. This duty the performance OF
f-a corld noa decline consistently my view OF tho
Srcd osSauon shich every citizen his country.
rs, thcsT views, therefore, presented by tho
s~t"icsa ausAor'ucs 81 my country, accepted this
ssson, recdlea OF all personal sacnee rsgre,ing only
osspEsbrssnt Of the moxsentous tasx dsvoi,es upon
Y We The questcn which has much diaracssd
ySur pesos and harrnsny is subecr Of slavery in
cSsae,aon with is present and future existence in
ans, ssr,ry ~ tho period of ilis dccsaraaon Of
ausr an haorenesnce s~p cry existed In every
/ 1e stAis Nhsn he oossutauon of me United aaiss
Ca 49, ss, , uns nsiu,on s;iI exis ed IN nearly ali tho
oem ind substituted OF pri ucrai difBcuiues in
vas aeu s,sscs g O. ss .s,ou Y s scay
Gut svaross periods Of history Ii ssrs oousroversy
le siciy ICON si ss
nolnat tSo nianaaory die adore. Of the
n.nasesles ss upon recent occasion have uniformy
sc.ea Ipo1 a leston toe only ot thre.sains NE
The hoyo OF such o.l.~opse, which ~o IA have ss.1
ssoysAc lAs hope Il sesso,err Srss sS,s Dc.
ss.t gs'1on 1ow recrrs 10 Kasuas, and mus, ss ,r
he msss s pr .a, nsw the seslcneu, Q Be m.s.s
esrsni,i0e your TerrHcs1-psusiy' Sy ,bs The ses
lk.aN. .ho mast declis ths axsaiiou by ec0pss %
Gar and ooOs,t.lon.i sroSane.: OF al. s,. yas,.
so sA st "a from Congress, werc you ssvc o.
msse.ss alse az ,resD ssrfsSsoo s :. choice
sr = q ey ohe, state and subms me ques,os =
e o. provEse or colony near ~ Distant a'sg posi-
~ - you zoe msstress ~ your own ds~urS
we s on o. state oonsttueon and the essbsn,
sAs government Thai highest act cf 1870. CT nent
can O w oe per'ormed BY yourseve, Pa or.s.elsny
such es,nms'x the oct o. sovereign san %A ooS Of
ever wit zoe orsiral aassa, having ~ n'so-
.uaeed rsss 70 soane srd essassh ssr 49, % In .a-
IONS hi massachusetts, aed Missouri decided n, sbsa
Kansas tccsmine che 90 euual .vers-n ~ sod
must es1e shss quesxnn slso Ar spnns
. Me humia, Va and dsgraoe 81 an Iorror ana Zen,
y r ee no' orss vs.g {e.r Ierr Congress distinct
cres IN forming vonr State constitution he pcone ar
ne United state IN their recent election have
emnsd that m ~Asure he President OF The
lnhed States ma ,fAiDs the same view In h,s
ecent inaugural veil ~ IN Instructions ana -
eneth HIS dispute, Constitutional question has -.
lrAly settled by decsiop Of the reno CoaYt
the rBas States hns ~ the sutborfIe. ~ -
execu, and iudicial-have dec,ss
great and ereign right the neon,. -
Territory In forming their ate C,nstutun 70 sn,s ~.
'1 5d . u5ss os on ~ ~ N. Question
opsl sutborses NJ the governne has brep an,.".
the solemn vote az the people " The United &sts, 49,
el recent momsnse.s struggle Upon the people 81
mes now devolves, then the dec sion OF ausru
d thc mode OF decision Ia by the adoption az s...,
nstitutin In which fereien power or Sac. -
ss, or government has right 10 any prov,s,o
practices and our f~ns sf government sks IN
ming State constitution Ia ormly performs thrs~
Dstrun enslty Of Conversion of de;eeases rhs..sn
the peorse themselves That Convention 4 nov st.s
70 elected BY you, under the eau OF the Tevvsl,~,ss
stature ordained by the suhoriv Of Congress -
horitv OF that Convention Ia distinctly reoo~n,.S
ny instructions from ne President d the 6n,teS
e. and e my duty, in seeing that the Avs
this election shsll be free nom frsud az vioss.n.
" snail be confined 70 the bma fd> residsrss -
IerrN,ry nee nom all previous or re~tr,cssons
Ds ~ oy fraudulent or violent Intentions me