The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-09-17
The NORTHERN PAESS.
From the PHILADELPHIA American Gazette, Sept. s.
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b American am Gazette, Sept. s.
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uai6gs is no, ripening and
1e+s, which, u less averted in
Iesision by the 70 upon whom
rests, Gill be followed by a
bitter strife th % has yet been
warning is q t to be disre-
w aid avoid q re-
icnal fe i'd viii b has for two
I'D the whole ountry, and at
q. alarming sy, .ptoms. When
assumed the { ;rection of af-
A Ted Territor /, it was with
{ forded the Ii. eliest satisfac-
8 rvative frier ! of peace at
q b, and unde auspices that
e and compE te solution of
" ;rsy. Super dded to such
t . voluntary pledge of the
h net, express d without re-
BIC ns when th subject was
nj ,ntiob. to pro ect the rights
e f Kansas az inst intrusion,
a =, from any quarter. The
{ Governor Y Jalker, and his
b, all apParel lily considered
d, iberstioE a, ! care, prom
scurisy; and they seemed
lie yer and spiri of the Pres
ls which we're cited TO give
III to his onn : rong and reit-
1t was Gnd, /. the encour-
a suring signs seconded by
I resident Sue .anan's integ-
es that we W, re induced to
iistrust exhi ,ited towards
,(,condemn Ell Try movement
= rec Stste / terest, which
Fl embarasst ent, or was
, irritation, t. eensure the
b Topeka Coz stitution, and
10 of reciproci and concilia-
,r er to termie ,te pesceably
q issue VIII h grew into
e, iful proporti rs every day
lsviug no pc iticsl purpose
% object to SCI e but q per-
1t of the ques son, we were
q that many n ssrded as ma
t adopt slmot any means
t md could be attained. 1t
Il t we prsscIAd and prac-
/, ID coutributs1 every prop
a put 6 good understanding
o lad previous Z stood in real
e ism.
a. y and a gepyrous response
u ,es of SoSersor Walker, all
/, except by thu extreme fac
il g no ftsndaI of right but
&c IS and SELF, oointed dicts-
ii traitor vas Ret more than
,s al concessions from those
D, rainec by F;;inciple to op-
t power. E%ory indication
lslm conclusiQp, when all at
id in the Sous, correspond.
! purpose th Abolitionists
( tn denuncghtions against
sr having de ED to promise
o the profess d intention of
/ : pledSing tt the people of
e sion o. opinipn at the bal
y had baen be'ore deLied, by
Il % Missouri. No sooner did
u ce, than it found echoes I;
Z impulse, presses, Conven.
a j, Joined in~the chorus of
i, i'll not say what effect these
q the Goverrment at Wash
b re is no recognised organ
'edects itV opiaions, and, ex-
e e has tean go reliable ex-
yovevet, thae the Southern
. pinet Eer,t extremely sensi.
\ ches With witch they were
LapresScr VI produced by
Z Their qtafser At al events,
/ sst, siuce Il, 3 clamor was
, tor "'AlB er las materially
1 anmes sad the aspect of
rably ehfhl3d in Kansas.
direct and cedible sources
, Of his itsts Jctious was re-
. ,a-ofhciAl ON even oficious
i he would 70 expected to
re of his ape eches, 80 as to
his unsosciI7d pledge that
: of Ksns& snail decide for
al be theft Constitution. and
e social iEst utions." The
{ a recAnpStfln, and, by an
fence Of tieSe, just before
o elections. yiss made mani.
y investpce6t of the town
8 proclsf. ayion, since rem
,lous BY tie practical mega.
and lof ytosnding phrases.
IS to the fo:;se of that pro-
sed with f~eret at the time,
, q then h : warranted even
g. Cove 90 Walker was
utter the ap, Mons which he
as not. e 9 misrepresent-
ion, we q it, agree with the
~, be Dug ( % be recalled.
!. faith REL HI I'D him to sd-
lo the pol ~. With which he
ge assum Se TO reflect the
~ent and Akjnet, and hold
Sroof of . te.s endorsement,
.-sd his oril insl assurance, or
-.terfuge g rep them a wholly
lever clair cd until Southern
| , against J i'm.
-ded that c,refully-revised
: under G Y. Walkers own
, a verbs OMISSION, which
d the sen e e its most i'm.
J i; and we areasked, after q
, to give CT die to a discovery
| I to a ne' necessity. This
ice is ini onrsstent with the
; occasion. and utterly below
tst or resp ctFble men. The
walker sb .ut1 learn to exer.
=, without COS npromising his
ger that { lgl t to disgrace a
e are not ief in doubt as to
his inaug ira or soon after.
Here is ht Ktrsct from his
Of June, 2 10, shed under his
td throug b 8 own accredit-
I is this: al in the future,
zion shall sabmitted to the
8 of Kanf ts; lit shall be sub
of the " OIL people. / do
10 are no registered under
| do no Rjean those who
. on the J I'll of March last,
hole peopls # Kansas-not
-e here nc ", but those who
GALL as actt al residents that
over WHOM t ese institutions
sat they, b, a majority oftheir
! for thems Nv - what shall be
;land what s. al be their 30
is so plail t;sat be who runs
besides, frsHS and fair, and