The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-30

That kamsas will come into the Union rs 4
Free State is no longer questioned by any
man who has watched the course Of cven's.-
The efiuGts of our op; oncnts a.e now confined
10 tho establishment Of Kcpublicanisn as the
dominant political force in the new state. To
do thus, End at the same time keep up the Sc.
reotyped wall Of Federal o,p:essiou towards
innocent Free State men, in order to influence
Isblic sentiment in tho Octsrr and Noveni.
Der elections in tho Northern States, every
spscics Of Misrepresentation is reso,ted to-
The President is denounced for treating the
Connecticut Professors and Diyines with the
gUursssy WINCH sas~---.--.A.
and 70 much have The opposition fallen m now
With .seuat.er sovereignty" that they now IN
ut that .scysrY n-is<sn.ecu Sn1s6 i III
hssrst, his p.ejudiccs or his party spleen, sug-
Sssss rebellion against the authority of Law,
he = sure Of u niche in the Temple Of Modern
Rcpublican;sm.
To chow our readers that common se,,sc has
not deserted all the papers upon which they
depended for argument in the last campaign,
We quote paragraph from the N. T. CONNER.
cias Advertiser, one Of the Oldest and ablest
Wing papers Of tho Union:
IF the people of Kansaa, or any portion Of
them, have deliberately determined to .rerist.
any attempt to enforce the laws by the collec.
Won OF the taxes those laws have imposed, Gov
eFnOr w alkor will utterly fail in bis duty. if In
does not employ whatever force is necessary to
Iut down such open rebellion. And the men
vim suppose that IN refusing such obedience to
the laws and in resisting the Government in
enforcing them, they will have the symrathy
OF any considerable number Of their fellow
citizens outside of the Territory of Kansas
will lind themselves egregiously mistaken
Wehavc another stronger endorsement from
the New York Times, PAPER which svp, orted
FasAosr aud the Republican ticket, which
a@s: r. @
The inhabitants Of Lawrence have oct us
Government within Government. They re-
flse u recognize tic Territorial Goyernmcn!-
and the Topeka Government has not recognize
ed them. The accordingly proceed to rscoe-
nize themselves, and to constitute free CITY in
she heart Of the Territory. They take up what
- ~ absolutely anomalous ground They 70
back In the most literal manner 10 list princi |
pies, and establish in Kansas such condition
- OAsasuV u III kOI0CI U8IOfC the GAYS /
1t the Judges. II there were no shadow Of A |
Government in Kansas--if oxen civil war
ragged in that Territory, and the bonds of tho
Federal Union had been lorsencd-wc could
undersigned the rropricty of this PROCEEDING
and soe It's relations to civil order. But the |
most infatuated defender Of the peo, lie of Law
renee must surely f,,d it difficult to dispose
fairly II the facts set firth by Gov. Walker in
his Proclamation, which We rubliah TODAY.
Is Is imI ossible that any man OF c,nmor
loyalty and CONNER sense. occupying the posi-
ton 0f Federal officer in Kansas, should look
quietly IN upcn such an ~ solutc and contemp-d
tSous disregard Of his authority, and Of the |
very existence Of the Government which lie /
reFresehts as is manifested by tie citizens Of |
tawrencei in their municipal organization. faI
Pcace4ut solution OF the kansss question is i'm.
rossabls. II II 10 inevitable that civil war should
again b:eak out there, to spread thence throueh-
out the Onion. let th'sc who cherish this belief
make It plainly known, that We may rnler-
sand what ID before us. Bit let RS not hear
ctiea 81 spcacc' Il om those v hose conviction is
snse peace is a chimera, nor proclamations of
regard fir law from those who believe that Law |
IN these United States has become als,patcly q
!araa and tyranny. that our Government is an
'rcmedlablc impostnrc, and that nothing cais
peeafc the quiet organization Of great Terri
Tory Of the Union but the entire withdrawal.
|to0 that Territory. of every pr. tencc and az.
|1eassscs of Federal authority.
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