Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
From KANSAS.
Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.
LgAvEywoRrH CRY, X. IT,

Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.
LEAvEywoRrH CRY, X. IT,
Thursday Evening, Nav %, 1914
l have just this moment heard that Wal
ker delivered his address yesterday befo.,
large audience at Lecompton.
WHAT lie SAYS.
He endorses the Bogus Legislature anc
maintains that their enactments must b,
enforced; advises the Submission of tn,
Pro-Slavery Constitution to the people fol
endorsement or repu liation, an / re assert.
the right of majority of the actual set
tiers TO frame and establish such insttu.
tons as they see fit. He charges upon
the varied resources of the Territory, and
speak as through airline railroads would
be Immediately put into operation (unier
his arspiees) in every quarter of Kansas
If am not greatly mistaken the address
will prove 10 bc wish-wash;, verbose an
rneaninglcss--fnll Of gas anil buncomb,
but entirely devoid OF any manly scnti-
ments. 1t establishes no distinct policy
ami may be considered as sort OF s.fael
err Walker has come out here with a
tremendous flourish, bat III wager ten to
one that he ends in smoke
his rgePosE.
His purpose is to try and get up split
in the Free State organization AMI th IN
bnild up Prc-Slavery Democratic party.
Bat he nigh; as well try to split Gibral-
ter with jack knife as to try and divide
The Free State organization.
WALKER AND WILSON Az LAWRENCE.
Night before last, on his way to L.comp-
ton, Walker addressed the citizens of Law
renee, saying that he came ont here TO
make peace. and Tls.lsing his honor rs a
man and an official that all the residents
of Kansas should have an opportunity of
repudiating the Constitution ii they saw
tit.
Senator Wilson followed Walker. ex-
pressing his diffiience in appearing before
a Free State audience and his total inabil-
ity TO give any advice
He thought. however. that it would be
impe-ativcly the duty Of all electors to vote
when the Constitution should be summit
tie to them He did not approve Of the
stay-at- home policy.
Mr.. Wilson spoke last night at Topeka
to an overnowing house, and was resolved
in a warm and enthusiastic ma. liner.
"A grand ball was given last night at L.
compton in honor of Gov. Walkers arri-
val, and the bar-kceper of the hotel saws he
took in some S640 for poor whiskey-
Quite comment, this, on the character of
Walkers constituency.
THE INAUGURAL
The inaugural was given to the printers
this morning and will soon be forthcoming.
From the fuss that has been male about it
one would think it was destined to revo-
lutionize the world, instead of being com
mon-pace article which Western editor
would almost feel ashamed to publish ON
his outside page.
SoTABLEs IN LEAyENwoRTH.
Senator Wilson, of Mass, Col. Orr. of
South Carolina, and x.Gov. Clark of
New York, arrived in our city to dav.-
Wilson expresses himself highly delighted
With Kansas, as does Gov. Clark. and
both concur that fully nine-te nths of tn.
population are in favor Of free institutions.
1t was expected that we should have j
peech from the Massachusetts Cobler'
'ut in this we arc doomed to be disappoint-
d. as Dir. w. leaves for the East on the
irst boat.
BOGUS SHERIFF FINED.
The bogus sheriff, of whom spoke in
ny last letter as having been arrested for
ticking up a row, was brought before the
iayor to day, and fined SIS and costs.
This may serve to cool the fiery gentle
mans disposition. A few similar doses
Eould have an excellent effect.
RESCUE or rUeIIr.
There is some talk about making an at /,
smpt to rescue Fugitt, and undefstand
hat suspicious movements have been de- I
scted to effect this result. Toprevcnt any
ach occurrence, a large force has been de- !
ailed to watch the Jail.
A FINAL WORD ABoer our EXECUTIVE.
The federal ofiicsr that treatls upon the I
oil Of Kansas takes immediate occasionto I
ssert that the Laws must be obcyed and
ne authority Of tie Territorial Legislature II
'cognizei. Walker has followed in the 7
AXE Of his illustrions predecessors, in this f
'spect. and given rs the customary twad-
|e. In
The Free State party viii not obey the 9