New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
these gentlemen were never more amicable than at
Of The Boston Traveller

Conespondence Of The Boston Traveller.
LawREscy Kansas April Is, 1867.
AZ ] rode into town on Saturday last OF my return
from Emporia was forcibly struck by the vivid con-
trast of the 10 that which met my eyes when
entered Lawrence last September for the srt time.
Stores filled tO overiowng; merchants
wear smiling countenances; every room IN town IS
occupied at es0rbant rates. the advertisements aud
signs Of the snd-sharks in the shape of eysn.s aud
specu!ators, are every building hOiders OF
real estate growing rich fast and old seierJ look
with delight upon influx unparalleled c7cept in
California which is not only filling their pockets, but
shows to them how deep hold the principles fcr
which thev have fought have upon the hear,-s,rirgs
of the Free States. Prosperity il smiling every
face and laughing in every eye. Massachusetts,
street y filed every day with confused of
men and animaS-horses mules, oxen and wagons
emigrants frem all parts Of the Union.
Amid all this prosperity, speculation and enterprise
the critical position nf Kansas not lost sight of all
The policy of Buchanan. shown in his late appoint
meIts has at last answered good purpose by uIitIng
the Free State men firmly and showing OF
our good eCsy friends how little dependence Is 10 be
placed upon the orbearance of the -lave power. Let
them coIae-Governor, Marshals, judges, and all the
official array we have had So hong to contend with
backed by al the Federal aufhority-and Kansas
not, will not be enslaved. We better prepar I'd,
understand position better, and are more deteln
iDed to defend il, than we have ever been before
Our people generally not disappointed in the lee
APPOINTMENTS made By Buchanan. The appointment
Of DIR. James GaIyn 20 the Post-Office at LawreH-
il certainly the crosses; insult to which We have yet
been subjected This DIR. Garyn i peculiarly Obn0X
iOus TO our citizens by variety of mean acts. He is
thorough going Border Ruiiian and, to crown all,
not even resident Of Lawrence.
saw Mr. Babcock our late worthy Postmaster, and
asked him the result of his visit to Washington. Hs
replied that he could have held the office If he had
only proved that he had killed Abolitionsts! He
describes the capital being completely overrun with
the representative men Of the ProSloyery stamp, aud
the border rua2s the pets of the Admins
tration. IA you aware by this time, Col. Wood
son. Gen. Whitfield and Capt Emory have each been
appointed to bcrths in tho Lapd-Ofic Murdersrs
are at a premium in Washington, and villainy. rob.
beiy ard ru tianism Of the darkest dye seem TO be
necessary to secure office in Kansas. Murphy the
late Mayor of Leavenworth, one Of the vest men I'M
hung. has received the Potawatamie Indian Agency,
in reward suppose, fox aiding and abetting in the
das tardy murder of the martyr Phillips last Fall. As
Slavery rules the national councils IT Is but fitting that
its tools and agents should receive their rewani.
"Verily the aborer is worthy of his hire" How long
will these things be suffered in free ~ land Flow
long are We 10 DE under the taskmaster's rod Not
for many days longer rest assured if have to cut
the bonds asunder ourselves.