New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

Ia power Of The General GovenneI.l hey aye 'os
nsl whom Gov. Gsary stood n danger ot-.'om ~non
lie he'd everything % f and Iohing 20 hope-snd u
3eiT boreyed resolutions OF amisblty were, 90 inc
Covers well knew, rank hypocrisy. he kre" 'oey
were fAlie-;be Government at Washington sno"
they fsee-he actual settler. Of the Territory Kno"
tina: they intensely false and jsuitici Be- Feeh
an heDett Governor and Ssurpiog tyrsnn IA Les
tisiure. there ce7ld be no unsDimty. The dhicutes
Kansas arise DO. from lie people, but from their op
press. 70 who e.sni between the actual inhabitants I"
the Territory and the General Government, 6e'ying
both. And, thus far this Government hiss proved "
,elf powerltss 70 cope with them. At this momen'
'tupendou. fraud on foot to introduce an Illegal woe
and TO rulfy legal Gre, and the CG5no al Wasa'Hg
ton taror he trau1! And, 70 make sure OF pl'n,a
tiop. for .avedvsrs, all TIE Trust LsDds Of the To-
dars are rushed into msrhe, aud the Reserves are ID
secret parceled out 70 the oppressos of the people
Ard the Cabintt al Washington knoc these tacs, pul
copnive OF the iDfainy
Gov. Geary has rendered his resignsiice. Why
Becsuse. being unsu-tsiced by the Government, his
drsfs dishonored, and the troops withdrawn, the po
,iiion was no ger in which he could serve the
people nor act creditaby to himself.
LIST September, President Pierce was sore!y
September, President Pierce assured the writer that
he had selected man to send TO kansss VINO wouia
administer Justice between the contendiDg parties
Presidept Pierce complained. last September, that ne
could not believe ether faction in Kansas; each a.
legged against the other precisely the same crimes lie
ew but one way get a. the real state Of the ca'e:
He must send in man without any party b.s what
ever: t1uly National man, knowing 70 South. no
W kasr;r of oh q
man would be uuimpeachabe. President Pierce
said moreover, that be was determined that the pe'pe
of Kansas should have one fair election il It required
the whole military force Of the county 10 secure 1t
The people of Kansas are about getting this fair eec
ton pow-two-thirds of them being ostraci'ed in ad
vance Of their coming in, and the votes OF sufficient
Dumber of the rest being neutrszsd by the inroduc'
ton of an llegsl vote from Missouri. And the Cabinet
Of Mr. Buchanan say that this is all night But whst
will they do with the testimony Of Mr. Pierces unim-
peachsbe wtnetsl This National mao, this just
Governor, returns from Kansas with caItload OF
broken Government pledges; returns from Kansas
where bis life was hourly in danger from the same men
whose hards are not yet ceansed from the crimson OF
Free.State mems blood upon them; retwos from
Kansas and tenders his resignation Why will
enswer Why and in doing so, answer The Washington
Union of to-day Cor Geo'y tenders hi' resignd-
ton as a protest against the late Administration,
and as test ef the present one Northern fanatics
do not ask for "Gov. Gearys thanks" = Northern
fspatice" look beyond Gov. Geary to the FACT behind
him. The Union may not understand the eanIpg OF
Gov. Gesry's resignation, but the people DO. Ihey
see in il the protest Of IN honest man against tue
u urpaiiops Of power and the conupions OF party !!
As such the country regards it. As such the world
will regard it. And may now add that It's accept
snce by the present Administration will be virtual in
dorsement of the historic nfamy OF the late Admnis
trahon-a virtual Endorsement of the long catalogue OF
bloody and fatricidal crimes which have blackened
and redeemed the annals of unhappy Kansas IL VII
be an Endorsement of the murders and hou,e-bunings
and slaushters which have tracked its settlement; an
ndoeement Of every cruelty and every nfamy OF the
past ard pledge and prophecy OF every at'ocIty
that is to come In short it will be declaration OF
war by this Government against its people, aprocla
nation Of war sgainst the North; demons ration
ogair st its civil and religious liberties; an announce
ment of the triumph of faction; OF the triumph OF
Southern Stcessionism against Northern Patriotiem
/ .ay these things, and make and proclaim this
issue for a purpose. find here At Wsshiogt IN the
man " no shot down the brave and noble Barbour
Gen CLARK makes no concealment of this atrocity.
murdered Dow, and Gay, and Buffum-the represes-
t.tiyes Of the whole fraternity Of teror-ts who have
.cnslized their hold on power by crimes the most
ligusnt and vlapes the most detestsble. These men
are here as the representatives of Kansas interests
Are here to lobby and log-ro, and threaten and in
timida,e-are here 70 overawe the Governmt nt-sre
here in short to cary their point. These are the
personal tnemies Of Governor Geary. These men are
Il - mi khao in fho
late Cabinet. To these men is Gov. Geary indebted
for al the embarrassments thrown in the way of his
Administration. They are his sworn foes, and nothing
short Of his political annihation will serve their pur
poses And these and such Like are the custodians of
the internal peace Of the Countrywide directors Of its
governmental judgment, and the tosdsquatte at the
ear of its governmental conscience The acceptance
Of Gov Gearys resignation is their victory-a demon
stration anew and aprocamation anew Of their power
In this contest Gov. Geary lie nOthing-snd no man is
anytbpg--it is the principle. /. lis not whether Gov.
Gesry shall return to Kansas, but whether any up
right Governor shall be maintained there To vind.
cate the principe-to rebuke the fsction-to frown
down the bold and bad men who have determined 10
rule or ruin- is necessary, however, that Governor
Geary should be retrrred They have made the issue
distinctly on BIN; and thus, and co. it must be met by
the Government.
We shall now inow of what material Mr. Buchanan
is made The country will presently be given to under
stand how great niger" lie in the Cabinet predict
its omnpotence. Ipredict that Gov. Geary's resgna
ton viii be sccepted-5fsa0y, not DOW. Jeems can't
screw himself to the point at once Several turns Of
the jack.screw gill be required James was always
constiutionaly weak in the back. Undoubtedly Mr..
Buchanan would like to have Gov. Gesry return to
hans fhA ind, l.
Mr. Buchanan "the platform" has nothing to say
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