Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-03

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head.
Wxsurxaros, March %, 1857.
Gov. Geary, Of Kansas. with his Sec
rotary, DR.. Gihon, arrived yesterday after
neon at Wizards, and is now tho lion Of
the city. During the whole evening bis
room was thronged with visitors. !
therefore postponed my visit till this
morning, when found the Governor in
bed. and had something of conversation
with him. A six months residence IN
Kansas has had very marked effect up.
on his health and appearances. His face Is
now adorned with full, dark brown beard
and whsskcrs, aud bis high, prominent
forehead, and his sharp-cul, handsome
features arc blanched with pallor that
tells Of IN health, over exertlon and OH
cIal cares.
In reply to my inquiry why no resigned
after 50 brief term Of service, he said,
among other things. that he had failed 70
receive from tho late administration tho
support Of money. military aid. and that
general cooperation which had been
promised him on his appointment. lilo
was, m fact. entirely stripped Of the pow
or to which, as an executive officer. he
was entitled. The territorial Judiciary
was against him, and when no had COM
planned Of Judge Lecompsc, .norcmoval Of
that funotuary had followed. President
Pierce, whose private purposes were favor
able, he supposed. Unjust have been over
ruled by outside influence. and had taken
tho halfway measure OF nominating O
successor. without superseding the incum-
bent The interference Of Locompto for
tho release CT Hays, who was charged
with tho murder Of Buifum, was IN &C!
warrantIng his removal from Office; but Il
was not tho only reason for the adoption
Of such procedure by the federal Execn-
tive. Judge Locompt would not attend
to his duties, and while cases of murder
and outrage. not to speak Of civil cases,
were constantly arising, requiring judicial
consideration, he would not hold his term
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