The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01
A Plan 60 Sop the !" 1,eet:ing" or Kapsss-
Hut What Of {. Bleeding sew York ~

fsut W nat sI {" bteeuuuk HcW 1uFk ~
Our distressed cotenp5rsry, the Tribune, il
stll moaning, groaning aud sariekiog over the
sufIeripgs of ''bleediog Kansas" ana will not be
comiortad, do what We may. But at last this in.
corigrole Kansas shrieker having heard the
news, has puolished the practical plan Of Go
vernon Walker for putting an end.to'the bleed
ing" Of Kansas, ana for bringing her quickly into
toe Union q sovereign State, including two
United States Senator'S and member of the
House of Representatives,. And we are sorry
that even this simple programme for the settle
ment OF this Kansas imbroglio meets with no
thing but carping and fault-61ding from our
Tribune philosophers
This programme Is the adoption by the forth
coming Kansas State Convention (pro slavery
of State constitution silent in reference to
slavery; and this document is to be sent to Wash
ington 10y the drst OF December, with two United
States Senators aud a member Of the House
to back II up. Better still: no less q parsonage
than Robert J. Walker himself it is said will
most probably be one of the Senator'S.
Against tsis simple feasible aad plausible plan
for the establishment Of Law and order 10 Kassaa
our 7Tt-ne philosophers still maintain the cry of
bleeding Kansas" and put ia the fierce objec.
ton that Kansas State constitution sile4t upon
the subject of slavery will be nothing more nor
less than the recognition of the institution of
slavery already existing IN the Territory. Well
What OF IL Suppose, hoseger, tina. Kansas In
thus admitted, aud thus becomes Normally a
slave State, will this be equivalent to the fasten-
inc Ot glkyQrg KauuanE Pc -
State constitution the very uext year after TIE
admission Of the State may BE- abolished, aad
positive Tree State constitution substituted by
command Of the sovereign people.
ii the free ate party have really the over
ubelmlng popular scerdency in the Territory
which they claim, oce would suppose they would
rejoice 20 be admitted into the Union az a.
under constitution ofalm1st any sort, ina IN ich
a. they would thus be relieved Of the terrorism
and despotism Of the border rutfian federal au.
thorues, Of which they 80 bitterly complain
Lett entirely TO Themselves under a State gov.
ernment as they viii be, there can b. nothing to
hinder til IN If they viii 1t, with the popular ma.
iority on their side which they claim, from an lm.
mediate change in their Stale constitution, de-
viding for the removal or emancipation
Of the few slaves among them. A.
ell eveuts, the State const tuition indicated will
most probably come up bcfose the nc v Congress
as one of the very first issues upon which they
will be required TO act In the interval, az there
IL no possible way 10 which the people of New
York can mend toe matter, one Way or the other.
in Kansas, we adhere to the idea that toe best
thing We can do is to let Kansas alone.
But why should our Seward politicians, phi
lsn'hropsts Or philosophers grumble or groan n
view Of he admission Of Kansas ~ suggested! n
there " any ciry smuggling 10 tie business, il
will play the misoh,ef with tie ,r,hern demo.
crazy, aud give corresponding lit to The Sew
ard Holy Antislasery AUianc, 10 every Northern
State, al the tsme time that the people o. Kan
sac will be relieved Of the "boyus Territorial al.
lhofities" their bogus laws, their "treaco erons
Governor" tire 'trcachery Of the administration
al Washington" aod the "ferocioua ouua6ry Of
The Missour border ruilians"
In any view OF the subject, therefore the
Aforesaid programme for the prompt admission
Of Kansas into he Union promises an early ter
nipa,ion y ne fearful bleeding 10 which
harsas has y = subjected for the last two Jeara
and the worst Consequences TO be apprehendad
are some important political advantages TO tn
Seward anti slavery alliance Win such co.
prospects ior the free State cause inside aud ont
s'de Of kansas W. do hope tina. our TtfJus
pnilantbropsts and philosophers will tnrn their
attention 70 the corrupt, oi-organized and de-
morsIized state 4 things 1bder which We are an
suffering N bleeding New YORK;
TIE dirty disease Of spoiIs corruptions. A.
far as Tammany Hall i concerned is a tranu
affair compared with the scapdslons spoils ana