The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28

n, soitayy monument OF Revolutionary vioss,s and
- contaminated. tbs rebellion yd be suppressed by the
lawful usa, Necessary o. ~ the troops under ~ ccs
~ Congress c e 10y syo ysaass asssn s.s
a. ! trust .S sAsn have iair AID aesoAfu
election ~ssa shhsovsr pa1y may PREVAIL an ssmesaos
9: e.ersss iw ,hs nnn gen. moysmsn, VIII haze oOa.sa
selves snd rensrs our srrsory and c,unry from The d.
On rndi.sa,.ed hilton. and an open ror.nrow M.
merely q the Territorial laws but or The laws As OF the
United s..es The honor .no cb.r.ose, OF the oouesry
qulre inst this rst Aoua example OF organized rebellion
government sgars' the aashoy or Congress shonlc
be nprre"ed ~ must be. and The sooner 10 dons ny
The people Of Lawrence themselves the better for tae
rake OF lhesr true iniofeas And reputation Danger
rpr and urju,t.bs q WIS tho FopSks state uoveuon,
differed widely from the laurence Insured Ion In ths
that the LASER not ouy paced laws, but required b!
seizure and sale Of property their compulsory execution,
Topeka aas government proposed the fAos OF helf
proceedings 10 wsis unu hev received they onfss IL
Uritod sahs nov ,uheci 10 my orders are sunc,oa 10
protect ,be peiis and pos'Tve tho peace Of K7nsa il
hoped that the forses raised roferedy TO- TIA, purpose
without authority Of law, riii be ri once disoanded
From auihernc reformation O. mMuncatet 10 me from
qusserr II his Territory and from many citizen. Of
both Fares that Tie Of The r,ops essential 10
preserve peace Torritury prevent tho rcsic
ssizure of the polls, and 10 suppress insurfaotcn io
coos~sned although most reluctantly, by solemn sense
OF duty and most serious Apprehension ri the conse
quenccs which otherwise would bllow, 70 scc the troops
a proper points rot for war bu:o pea 20 in accordance
with the views and purposes bcf6rcsstated.
In roncuion permit 70 say, with all the seroress
and sincerity demanded by the soemny OF the OCCASION
ns nov IT, and always mas been my most arden eesi-s
q the chief magistrate Of his reito oy all srul and
couste tona ~ secure and pr, ec The jost rights
Of every citizen, and especially Of pc forming my s~orn
duty OF supporting the constitution Of the Ur cd Safes
AMI taking that the LAVE be fai hfuy executed
bst the great funsAinSDja principle With lies a. the
bs, or on Ame ican Institutions secured by the federal
m druh nv mn nY0n 4 M
sbocc be maintained, viz: h e people " Kansas in the
true mean'ne q he act free from al uioe.oe injustice
and control heir government yhis has been
the sres, principle the just faithful execution OF
gspc las. which has oo troled all my sca in Ksusss
ard to which shall adhere, regardless OF menace, cac
ny, or s0slment e,lnsr from within beyond limits
am maze y ne cnei executive oncer 10 Kanlai Iar
the protection, to the extent Of ms legal authority, OF the
Fhoe people Of Kansas and not part, of county
and dbtot, and not Of portion Of them only AMI how
ever ssboous may be about tbs result o. the present
important Ion. howev.r h anxious that those
views Of pubic pol cy which have entertained aud ex
paesaed ii all times, from my youi, upwards the pre-
sent period and especially regards tae equilibrium or
cur government and the oonsu ous rights aud equ i,y
Of the Sttes Oh ud now tru oph here In October, yet
cAnIos and will not oosny act or couDtenance susaa
any act the effect IL Which would be 70 deprive hs
pie Of Ksp'as Of any rghs secured to the By the feda
Ter,ory victory ID a. sscured by violence or nja. Ice
would he than defeat, Ard could oni 10 the end
oe,'rey al hope Of be ultimate sucoesr Of conservative
rrinci lea and contttut spai liberty il Kapsss
1pssnu ensuing election the first Monday in
October neI is of ntous consequence ot Territory
snc 10 hole conury the tuo parties OF Ksnsa Ii
hoped win nrst their sire 1gta now MT IN
former elections al different rmes and Places the
6ed CT battle but ct the tire and places In giving in
their votes, In other Sa and Territories and II
OF the uimoe mpor that this election should be free
from every hing Rhioh lsaa TO excitement
motion. most earnestly request the chief officers Of oar
different towrs Giles apn muuicpses 70 resort to those
means hch have 20 cften, i'm cases proved Ell.
cac'ous by removing for that do al which would
IN o ftre viih . calm and dis Qassi )nAte election
And nos, NAV thI overriding ProydeIoe who has
c'o~ned beloved country with many blessings and
benefits including the inesmable privilege Of se govern
men and without whore Aid look for la
apy eoserprse, enable TO this CO
insure His sanction, and the approval of
science, the erveDs hope Of your fellow citizen,
r ]. WALKER Governor Il Kansas Territory.