The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-02
The KANSAS TROUBLE.
Two GovernAents Over the Same TsxrltorY
NO Prospect OF Peace.
GOVERNOR RoBINs0n's SPEECH AT THE Pare STATE

Mn. PRESIDENT AND GssTIMaa-N a1ords' me no nttIo
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political COURSE / en- CONFIDENT that shall always be
Ss i E. S's sen. ana.
my liberation, for the purpose Of inquliag into eur
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the defeat Of our rends-the republicsns Some N
The s < ~ ~: ~ s:Sa S 70
ohanAn. Diners said that the Fremont party would
come TO Kansas and send such an emiga.is here -
would ultimate against all the enyra %
our enemies. was satsned myself that large emgra.
sion would come In the fall and cary In Ihe coming
looked about here my return, oarefally examined
condition Of things relating to welfare.
Of our psr ana ana n
views a. we'll a. could upon the policy to be pursued.
Ss he taxed u9 and .na ss ii
aiked him be thought there was any way In which
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PIE Or at furthest In add 70 this new election q
10 ss ont Of aSsa @
the peace Of hn administration by allowing the question
Now, one could succeed in such way was willing
70 pront by IT, we could not gain An I'D nsaon wtih'ut
IT, Al any rate, should NOT refuse 70 .cceP, cuch pro-
position on behalf OF the mont desired 10 bring
all my powers 10 The aid Of and coasttu.
ton, and their success in sore way. ~ well known
our enemies, such ~ those OF beng abobonist dir.
unor s and many Others whcn caused 70 30 looked
upon with great deal Of h'red by the democrats party.
In fact may say that was probably more unpopular
with that party than any oner man in Tho country On
Inc way Of hts were NOT a the head Of he STATE
government This Was the great ressos for Offering 70
But there additional for that step. be-
nevec that my Efforts would be looked upon % more
oiasn. Il could not then Be- said tSss 1ss .oornS 70
make On empty cfioe profitable one b. The sanction
wnSn VINE a saw ne
session Of the Legislature, seemed to me that one
knew anything Of these reasons or my motives Fur.
hhnYT NM thuf thAvn KaAa "A
Warrington 10 represent to Congress the sdmnistra-
ton the rights and wants Of cue people, q was gene.
there without danger Of arrest By the Arsbs, under
process for treason.
Of resignaton bad conversation with Lieutenant Go.
Roberts, who promised 10 be here without fail
Governor Il my sb.ssoe for told him .hss saoaa 70
East upon business Of importance 10 the Cause, which
him ,sas You'd certainly rssiss, yss rave him to un
deEsand that thought Of doing 60 He we'll knew that
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asking him 70 lay my rssignao. before the legislature
S found me ss.ss e
the moro odious Of the spacuents, and compel 20 10
submit 10 the ch:rsz!hsugh made, - Asy aad bssa.
mined to regard on! si.l. :. though everything had
laws. rssy .a,d me Houae would pass bill declaring
! is'rsO,.i L.si..sars under d. Of is o~s. Tssy
thought The Senate would strike out the repeal and nnai
!. cane ffon he senate In sSs Suppose " have
been disappointed. will admit II you choose that
70 sooonplsh sossstsns, ana have fssd-nos sssssss
Of any unI s s on a.. ny p,n believed shs my
have not ana viii show you 70 before leaving sssn
donsa our organization. On 9e eonissSy, believe y
sss q Ss nS . s ou
party, and basis for the secerng Of rights. BaS
Is ssys never YET Ps.fcaa that . e We
sens Tor Is 70 'isbsh sons means Of seH pro,soaos
sais are yet rasIe no hope from n he ssrrsos
LsssI.sars fhsy have taken, ana sti retain, every.
creased in power. You VIII ind that they have NOT
taken al this trouble for nothing. And ~ the same
inning remain the 81, cumstsnoes saul exist,
why should We not maintain our pasitiobi
.sS,sa .o Ssy Tin not se.sss ps.: N q,
sssl.aton also Their purpose 70. undouoseey, TO so
ssrpgfsiow or A.chisoa ss governor, AVID con,inue IL
either In or out OF the Uaion. II ours d allowed 70 die
since parsed bill admitting We are half way out OF
the wood Row. But We nsgect 70 re elect ssate Le
next August our ooSsusion VII svsnsuaiy ave-
would be no means Of again nDg then rhoa, what ID
there 70 prevent the 90 mission q the Osher 10 suoh
DO participate formation Of sers We "a can
have no means Of showing ihis and Of proving mo be
our own his Will show our strength.
The Legislature should meet again In Juse and enact
organize the State townships sssabsh
oourn and provide FOR the election Of al The officers
70 INTO operation at any nomssI And ssouii 30 seen
that We have In operation little In advanced
state or :. least eli Sns south Of the Kansas rvsr sSo
roughly Organised, unse: perhaps would DO little
corner Irs hole down here called Lsoomp.on 49,.
people would al be with and the people have hight
70 rule ,hepssy.s. A.d would bs me business q
one else We did 20. The Territorial, and the fede-
suppose the The commander Of NE military depart
which ssa sssa essrs.rsa and sn'u ssss oar AVS
he would call upon shs Msyos-carne for The
% ssss any oSbs % s.Ss 90,
into operation all be sooomps hed w.thou, fuss,
Daeutss Sstvssn ires sssis men would Be issss isss
own courts and settled and Congress the PresI.
dent could no more prevent u than they could mere
with such sovernmsni In active operation supported
% our sdns.sn MO Is. Unos @ yo1 sss sr Sss
isn,sd, nsps up VII be the one sinlssd nothing
Of the tpssou Of The Lessaiure Ian July, sad throws
me Whole blame upon Dol. Sumner. Besides, he inter
and tina. would create another howl.
rial government any power 70 form sssssL 10 nchlgap
ne Territorial sovernnsnt goa up constitution for
sso, but In the same way in which We have and we're
S nasd 80 With California ] Vas there Win Cav
we're under the old nercan eovernaenl A nsv ose
vas formed By the people. end when osce psrfecssd
never can and ssver viii cowps wa,s % oSssss r.
constitution. No attempt will be made stop exosYt
s, =, sss - :Ssss 's
seers we would be In the UnUn. What then would DO
All tina. necessary for us 70 DO 10 70 KEEP sloof from
The dones q hs bogus LEGISLATURE and our own
eovsrnsr asary, PIE vs.o messses SAID thss vs 40