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the new Governor of Kansas, in that terri
terry. We make some extract from the let
ter
friend of mine Col n took occasion to
have a set-to with the Governor yesterday on
the boat, and give the substance of their
conversation
Gov. W.-The instructions have receiy-
ed from the government, rs well as my own
convictions, mark out direct line of policy
for me to adopt.
icy will prove beneficial to the best interests
Of Kansas.
Gov. W.-Thc proceedings of the Consti-
tutional Convention (mark this) will be sus.
tained at all hazards, and will be recognized
by the Territorial and Federal governments.
Col. N.-Will not the constitution be
submitted to the people for their endorse.
ment or reputation before being sent to
Washington.
Gov. W.-Yes. sir, it will, and every man
in the territory shall have the privilege of
voting. But if the Free State party decline
voting upon the question, why they must
submit to the consequences, as let them do
what they may, after such vote is taSen,
Congress will adopt the constitution,
Col. N.-Well, | think sir, the Free
| State men will vote to man, if the are al
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trh,,a ov,iad 10 o7rir,or r, and ,ho boot
.,oI INV 49, WV ,.h, .oiian,ir ,.;I oLo
arrived at Quindaro.
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.;an ~ ,i,ooa ~ a., .,,n cnso1.as.
s sion .ooo pntIo,,s d;;ts ,,,;to oorSiaii,,
Th;s ,,os roollu scono osnoc;,liv os
b..L ni9 %as 10y W. :. , 80, yo 10
othnr,s t;tIo IS .Garornnr
''''i o ,I ho,., ,oiIno,o Cd ob,. .ho hon.
can0 10y Wiz aLo shart oSt vmo ''a'
'o,t.nVi " w. ~ ooi L 10 ' NJ I Iunu
:. Ih 49,. 'sIo o.oon I' a" na %
III s,Si. H. VI .t G anu 10 ~ I"s
i NV" Uiia' '.o "aI ~ Doa'u' I"
az H. V S. uoineu upoI 1870 sho 49, i .lo
,ha 80 i;i,a "u 10 SJ iica ~ s soau
oa sbo NOS s,Ioi, ,np,o "a ', no o-o,n5 ~
90 o"o ""' ay Ni0p,ou' U',, o.o"u III
creased IN density. pov' walker appear
ed and some enthusiastic individual pro-
posed 'three-times three
Never was propose more coldly received l.
Inc response was even lainter than tnat
Whlch generally emahates from the ,clu'
zens Of Rome, on the stage, when Anthony
uehVers MS funeral orauoh over inc oouy
OF Cesar
Eov, walker LANDED az LeaVehsWorth'
ana TOOK room at the flanter house
where throngs OF people specify VISITED
him' among the huinoer was yen Jim
Lane. Inc meeting OF the General ana
the povcrnor Is thus described
VI nmo "enIiai plesu W. W. liz Iru nio'
grabbed the Generals hand, and shook it
as earnestly as if he wanted to borrow
money
obarno5S ''fG ~ " hotll rents ara Masnns
Gov. Walker then said, in a clear, EN-
nhatic and distinct tone-.Gen. Lane YOU
cannot tell how happy | am to meet YOU
upon the soil of Kansas
The General thanked the Governor and
the Governor thanked the General. and
both shook hands and winked again as
they separated.
| had to laugh lin my sleevo) at this
meeting and greeting, and | am perfectly
satisfied that Shakespeare was right when Ii,
makes Hamlet tell lioratio that.
There are more things in Heaven anc
Earth, lloratio, Than are dreamed OF II
your philosophy.
1t certainly never occurred to me that
Walker and Lane would meet IN hansa'
have said that Lane and Walker partec
but omitted to saw that previous to parting
Lane introduced manv citizens of Leaven
worth and finally. in their behalf requested
the Governor to deliver an address to tn,
neonle. which he consented to do at three
O'clock this afternoon.
The Quindaro Ch,ndo,can gives n account
oro r,ooti,, or tbo o;ti,aro ~ Tawrenoo ar
the evening of the 9TH ult., which was ad
dressed BY Gov. Walker, Gen. Wilson
c. poh;.on ond o,hors
Judge conway presided ana hrst IN
tToduced GOV. alker 10 the audience
Inc governor spoke out le" ""rus; ~
coming inaugural for statement of hi
policy as Governor of Kansas He promise(
that erery ciil1eh OF hahsaS shoulu o'