Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-01

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and delivered an address 20 the people, in
opening which he announced himself ass a
native of Virginia and resident of Tonnes
see and then very cody informed his hearers
that they might Judge from this fact "of his
procliyihes lie thought chat the Free
State men were making great mistake in not
voting for Congressional Delegates, and fur
Their. that the Constitution there adopted
would pass Congress. He deeply regretted
the disturbances that had occurred in the Tor
ritory, and hoped that there W I'D be no fur
thcr trouble. but maintained that the laws of
the Territorial Legislature must be enforced.
Mr. stanton Is fine looking man, and, it is
said, means to do about right but the Free
state men arc greatly disappointed in his
speech. which betrayed as they think, an un-
accountable Ignorance of Kansas affairs and
hostility TO the Frco-Sutc cause | viii take
occasion 20 see Mr. Stanton. and ondaayor TO
learn his views and policy more distinctly.
1t may be mentioned as singular fact in
connection with Mr. Stanton. that lac follow
ed DIR. Stringfcllow, who delivered pre-cm-
iucnty pro-slayery address, holding that he
had, as a National Democrat. two great OBJ
icct5 i'm vicw-the first 90 do all iu Dbl, power
TO make Kansas a Slave State, and failing in
this TO mako it a Democratic Free state,
which is about the same thing.
Neutrality-suspicious. from Kansas
adds TO the accommodating evidence that the
recent taking of the Census by the officers of
the bogus Legislature ls @ complete farce and
on outrage upon thc free state men, me
free state vote oi Lea'enWorth township
cannot be less than six or seven hundred. as
Gov. feeder received four hundred votes
there anu large numbers have settled IN the
township since. bHi the sherih only succeed
cl ln hndns some eighty nti-slavcry voters
while bus last displays large number OF the
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KANSAS BOGUS CENSUS TAKGns.-Th,
Missouri usurpers completed their sham Gem
sus on the LIST inst From all we can learn
not o0e/oVH of the free State men were req.
ispred, while thousands upon thousands OF