The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-18
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I@Po6to0S kKOk3 VV0S0H0Rt00s
KANaAB-NFR0pUCTORY MANIFESTO OF GOVERNOR
wALKEK-rn STRONG POINTS OF HIS PLAN or PA
orPicArT0N AND 0oNRROA1gB-LAw, ORDxe AND
TIN CoNsrrTUTION--LAND AND RAILROAD spuUV-
THE QUESTION or UNION on DrsUNfOw IN fHB
HANDS OF THE PEOPLE OF KANSAS.
wAmsoros, May IT., 1861.
few days before Governor Walkers departure FIR
Kansas his introductory manifesto 10 tho people Of tA
Territory was made known the Cabinet end soproved
have been permitted 70 look copy Of this reuasx
aoie cor some twenty four pages Of manuscript
and find that Its salient points are as folio u.s.
In the oset Mr. Walker says he has consented -
become Governor Of Kansas the earnest sotat. p
the President with tho cordial concurreace or all bis o.
binet" Upon this point, therefore, the cabinet Is uua
Next after admitting the terrible character Of the iubro
Clio the niger question: Mr. Walker proceeds 10 BRIG
review Of the history or slavery in the United Ssscs
Then coming 10 Kansas he falls back upon tho popular
sovereignty" clap trap Of the Kansas Nebraska bill Ths
people Of Kansas In the State constitution which they are
about TO frame (pro slavery must, therefore, settle tia
question for themsclvos The President recognizes tho Va
diy Of tho local laws (proslavery) providing for the
June election, &C., and In regard TO the stand aosf pe
Icy adopted by the FREQ State party, Mr. Walker in
these exact words, says -" Throughout our whsle
Union, however and wherever free governmeus
prevails, 0ose who abstain from Ge epecise Of Gs
,oM Of Suffrage authorize those Uho do vote n act for 0es
IN naf contingency, and the rcter are a. much bcs,S
under ne lao and the con4aion, eU by an oesrrx.s
moral Necessity blythe act Of e majority Of os sAo do ssss,
az though az had participated IN Aedeion" Thus, mon
the stand aloof policy OF Tho free STATE party In The Kansas
June election the result should be roslAvsry soast-
ton, ii viii sbadng a. " every Of the voters
hadv election OK the Convention Stick pA
49,
= ,ftcimpsores the free State party 10
hrs-
II :. sthe spider 10 the fy.v Hs Ass
u ~s; he thinks the provisions for he s,ss-
ton vc- smooth and fair and that II there should -
10 the election the Convention will be hooess b
then last resort, n there q wrong there Is remedy
In Congress He noKt sys, ~ canned dcsat Aaf dc o.
pssion after AarsnS framed Sak oons0sa;o~ scS ss-
m2 ty solemn oa for ratification rejection By ss-
;orly of ne people " Kansas" lie enters Into an earns
constitutional argument upon this point from which n
evident that President desires this Course to DO per-
sued.
Mr. walker next throws Out the following idem. Hayu
he,-"n Is true that the constitution Of Base, - ~
been the with many may be silent the subje q
slavery which case In the absence Of any prohibition e
the legislative power Of State granted In genera
comprehensive clause the Legislature Of the STATE elected
BY the people, might the question Of slavery q NV
have done In other aes 60. he thinks that this forth-
coming Convention will have the perfect right 10 adops ~
OF inicrvs ntion In their Stae constitution And
you may suck another pin there.
Then follows IN appeal for . general Participates
In the election, &C., touching npon Indian ules,
boundaries, honesscsas, prescriptions, land grants &C..
depcrdcnt upon the carly admission OF Kansas as State
rhcn the Governor touches upon Nebraska soon 70 BE-
como State, and upon ~" great ard trae Iareaosdiae
INDIAN teuc'y ne SosA, soon, Ihops 10 bo~s sras,
siaed asd encoroeed By De Sase .er Ka'saa" sacStws
NJ w t-I-..
csc railroads - bear upon Kansas, and winds up BY 70
pea,ng that he must enforce the laws by appealing
TO patriotism Of the people Of Knsas nasmuch tho
safety the esrucon Of the Union Is In their hands
This Unep Argument Is substantially the thaA 10
behalf OF Mr. Buchanan In the late Presidential campaign.
And such the OF Mr. walkers Introductory Kan
manifesto.
THE POSITION or OUR GOVERNMENT on TIM CHINA
QUESTION SATISFACTORY TO ENaLANp--ruE ron
ErGN ArrONrMENTs--A Publ MISSION AwARDHD
TO NEW YORK DANIEL q. DfCEfssOs AND JUDaa
PARKER THE CANDfDATEs-.TIn MEXICAN TREA-
TIBs--ANTICIrATED ADJUSTMENT or THE NEW
GKArADA DfFrIcuLTY-vzSsELs or WAR oRDxRxo
TO NICARAGUA, ETC.
wAausosoS Nay IT, 1857.
Dispatches have been received from England, stating
that The position Of government laid down In the
reply Of Gen. Cass 10 lord Napier, relative 70 Chinese
Affairs Il entirely satisfactory 10 the British Cabinet fhs
statement OF the london Po tbs the request England
made government for peaceful opersuos h
erroneous Joint armed Intervention asked for AZ
decidedly declined Our government agreed OPP rsls
by representation and ou, remons,rance and Ibis Is be-
neved To 10 satisfactory 10 Enelnd was obviously
the only proper course for US 70 adopt
request for recall has been received by The sls D.
psr,meni from Mr. cass. Minister 9, Rome. risa
makes the fourth Minister who has desired 10 be recalled
or Messrs vroom Owen and belmont, have formerly
advised. Neither slidcu nrlnont are applicants nr
foreign appointments.
An tho foreign appointments be made this week VIM
not exceed sixteen most q hs others are 10 lay over @
,inc. Tho appointments win be Of the beat mcn regard
less of their state residences THIS has decided os
wItha the last two days. Ono full mission will be give.
to New York. u vu be ofescd to either Mr.. Dcunss.
or to Judge Parker, Of Albany. This yea may rely upos
Dispatches nom Mr. Forsyth, received yesterday ai h~
state Department, announce the Disappointment. Of tho
Mexican government the return OF NE rc~s and
tina, the position Of Presdeo, comonfort vy prccsious
lie imaed no wish n return, and the government have
no. decided whether they viii recall him
Cen Hcrran returned here on Saturday, and called
upon the President and Secretary Of State lie has re-
eeived sdvoes nom tho administration ., Boxoa ana
hopes 10 be able 10 initiate Satisfactory arrangement q
pending difficulties with New Granada. Advices have
been received at the STATE Department thai dsurbs.ns
Is anticipated the Isthmus The sosp Of war Saratoga
ssils 10 from Norfolk FOE AsplnwsI and gcss
from there 70 Greytown TO prosec, American interests q
the Nicaragua transit, route ship has also been ordere~
from Panama 10 San Juan del sur
Commodore Kesrncy has been appointed TO command
he Navy Yard si Brooklyn.
Dr. rmanter has been appointed Inspector OF Drugs "A
Boston, vco smith, removed. Dr. Movicksr nss oeeasp
pointed Surgeon Of the Marine Hospital 10 inos' vos
Braipard, resigned.
Tn. folos,na R.tlrore Appointments were made I.
saturday John N. Baushmsn, General Appraiser; esa
n richardson and David springer, Assistant Apprasvv
DR.. Aiken Is re apposssed Inspector Of Drugs
Tnvr,sv Wesa ne ChsricslD~.
CHARLESTON, Nay II, 1867
rbuy,ov weed arrived Nils evesng, and took rooms =