The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30


manner with which thy had discharged their duties.
Contemplating furth action. and believing that mas-
discharged, and the meeting adjourned.
TEE SUBJECT or CONVERSATION.
We publish on our fourth page thus week tho pr 'cl.m.-
EXTRA and sent 70 eur friends Of the Eastern press on
Saturday week ego We hsert The so-caIied city char
Governors pr ociams,n. Had NOT the character Of that
charter been mnrepresened on al sides, would NOT
have deened OF sufficient importance To merit place in
columns 1t has been claimed that Il was
me'e sanitary regulation, designed TO remove
nuissnoes from town; white, on tho other hand,
So s:vos sss1 s sssssa that ss edsss unS.
when they canuot dead hag fr Nh the streets
without nrs taking an oath 10 support the constitution Of
sustain the Topeka constitution. Tho chatter Is an
emauaton Of the popular will, a. adopted with
vote of probably less than fourth of the entire popua
ton IN IL avor but meager ~ was the vote 10 rs favor
and mpracticabe a. our business men viewed it, the
hest friends OF Governor Walker in Kansas think no he's
allowed bed counssls TO govern him, else he never
would nave resorted to such strange means to sup
press Il. We think the Governor only feed
tnst ne Tas Ill advised In this movement, and
determined no 80 array ourselves III hostile au
tude towards bin. As will be by tho report OF the
Ssv evening week no he expressed himself si deter
mined that the Leconptn constitution should be submit
ted to vote Of the whole peoples and if not submitted to
them, he would oppose our admiasion into the Union
under H. He again reiterated his determination thai the
people should have voice In all rutnre cleo lens.
The troops will probably remain In the rerrAory til
after the election, TO protect the ballot box aad preserve
order gene rally.
Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette i.
LAwRENCs, RAssAs July "A, 1857
L0rencc Inu0dsd-Ye Ouy GJuunmeni Orya,.lae1-- E0-
Governor Shannon His Adn,tyySS a,sow-G orey0r Hdle
er -tandaro and the Ui!,a States Army-Tfea
son AID Rebellion-The august Ekctios-hdnsas Agdirs
Seukd upon AaIory BastS-Orders from General
Lane
The recent and last nvsfon of lawrence by tho Unite
Stnles led Governor Walker has and will
CONTINUE considerable excitement in Kansas The
people do not understand the movement for th Governor
In his famous "Proclamaon 10 the eazens OF bswfeace,
announced as h Intention 10 prevent the organization Of
,he city government. Our Mayor, Mr. Blood, Informs me
nat 9e Boara mas oIgsn1eS ana commence men sae DSsi
vded for Tho watering of the streets and cleaning Of the
same In ct done DO more or less than would have been
done II Walker and the troops had not cbme
Tho Mayor has deli ered his address to the Board OF
Aldermen, which Is well known Ia town, aud must
tany have reached The ears Of the Territorial
and 10 The time has done nothing 10 prevent
continuance of such rebeious proceedings" only to
remain In camp, readaag papers, and deuoucng GER
tAo men In and about Lawrence.
We hat all along considered or Governor Sh.nnon's
adminsr sion Of affairs In Kansas The contemplate
on ansour Of bis drunkenness and ifnbecily His very
name has reproach, and be has been Kissed and
pised by all partes But his "st insane act becomes
respectable when compared with the threatening and last
great OF Walker Troops a1a tered among in toe
of peace for the .o.e oi ium dating the people,
emo to pevent the y'rg az Of toe much vauaed prn
cpes Of squs,ter soverepntyn But net <ithsianding
Of ofgaaZpg towns and cities st goes on. The people
accept the sue and determined 10 yndicae their con-
t,ip tionai r't hts
Mr.. Walden, Of oundaro, editor Of the CAindo'oam
cped upon his Excel ercy TOW days SINCE and informed
him thai the intention Of the citizen. Of that To
10 organize municipal govern neUt for iheme'ses The
Governors reply B char ctersic OF the and his
failure TO execute his threai another. Mr.. Walden II
Quiudaro organizes city government, they will 90 In
opposition 10 the wnsle United States army" under
stand hat sister city will have Mayor anu and
other CITY officers, elected by the people, and we shall
bethor General Aarneys arnlery W destroy the
t0wD ~ not.
Wsl crs conduc is regarded here go siagular that
of the mort ultra pro slavery Ia and about
LNcomp express their establishment that any man VINO
pretended ssnity should be gully OF II.
Ny opinion Ia that Walker intention Is la making
this great military display, 10 prevent our election IN
August for representative 70 Congress- State OH ,ers,
beTs % the General Assembly and Tho re adoption Of toe
Topeka constitution,
me work Is rapidly going FOR yard Of placing Kansas
a military basis. Gen. James Gape has already Hooded
III, Territory with General ORDERS" Nos l, &c and
with A Gard -" Pr &c aaaion" % the free State men
the Topeka invention, appointing James II Lane 10
elpze tho militia Of the Territory fnese orders establish
divisions and brsades and appsint superiniendena Of
divisions &c If Gen lane don'i get Kansas thoroughly
organized will he for the want Of orders and procia
nations Enoui on the subject
The Territory 10 be thoroughly csnvaseed by nfty o.
best speakers, and large vote Is expected IN ths
August election.