The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-18

hope the promise which be has mad.
our ears, 1--WE should give him cred.
sincerity until evidence is given - s
contrary, } the New York Tribune =, = = Tie
and its writing puppet in Kansas a :, ts
seyerally or conformity, to aliepa,s .
masses of reasonable men from S..
conntenance OF the Governor. will s9os:R
and exaggerate in vain. The thinS .'
not be done until his enemies
those enemies, mean, who have Sw.-
with their palms ouths very horns nf,I
altar. 10 Cypress and vilify him in ~h.
ever right or wrong he does,) say n-.1
these unchanging foes pluck IN " y
roots from the minds of the peorls y
very sentiment of Justice. as well a.
sense of their worldly interests. ipt;,o..5
connected as they are with the preza,s s'
ton of the peace. But our writer s.,..,
Walker leaves, the Safe Goverpm
be put into immediate action as an ~. IH
pendent sovereignty, and no srca .als'
can be tolerated. PRAY, where d;S i
scribe of q newspaper obtain sucb III
command? The people have said =
such thing. by worl OF mouth. or br -
mouth of their convention. but neTh..
| have clue 10 the thread, l.v an,ic;rI.s
ing the purposes and wishes of our COS.
spondent. He desires, so rumor 80"
Ga rumor more direct and probable ~
those out of which he fabricates So NJ No.
of his correspondence to be the Coz.
nor of the new nation of Kansas. and AZ.
place the present incumbent; or perb,,,
to be accredited Envoy Extraordi,,,r
and extra from Kansas to the RemL;. !.
the United States. Now, Mr.. Edi,"-
can see little harm in all this, save n.
waste of time and ink, knowing as ! A.
that neither the people of Kansas M, J;
the States will approve such a conrsp ,ri
firmly thinking, as | do, that Kansas b,s
better exit out of her tribulations ,bsn
revolution. Neither do blame an aEs,
to our Commonwealth for the lack fin.
love of. and pride in, our natal soil. wbirI
is almost an original sentiment of our n.
ton. The early Infused sentiments n.
long course oftraining, the peculiar habia
and institutions, the same national rteip.
dice, nay, the very blood, which derive,
its race and quality from the native soil
unfit him to feel quite It's Americans IA
upon such question. But | do claim
that such one is bound by right, as vel
as by his naturalization oath, to paw ord.
zary civility TO the opinions, and obedi.
ence to the government under which b.
nd
his oath, to raise the banner of revolu.
ton and war, when there is no necessitv
nor the shadow of it, for such conduit
If nought else, at least modesty shOHH
persuade silence. 1t is not fit that ADOPT.
ed children and benefciaries should l.
the leaders in the disruption of the house.
hold and the downfall of the house. Bm
| do notwish toset up as censor of man.
ners. simply speak as / feel.
In another place, he says with stroa,
emphasis that the u. s. army c. ken
the Constitutional Convention in hansss
but the people are determined to drive
them into Missouri. That is the kind d
rhodamontade with which Eastern ear
arc to be RECALLED. do believe that this
Convention, if they have AUST view Of
their post on, will adjourn without action;
but their right to convene cannot be call.
ed in question, and am decidedly of The
opinion that no one but our pugnacious
correspondent does question it.
Otter, Mr.. Editor, have / heard good
Free State men find fault with uDuu;hiGl
statements and uncandid comments ofths
correspondent. would not think neces-
sary or proper to allude to these things for
the benefit of your Eastern readers (no-
body here need be deceived,) if these
perversions were of occasional Occurrence
merely; but it is not so, and the malg-
nifty of this writer towards the GoyemOf
is unappeasabie, apd seems TO augmen.
in rancor in proportion to the zeal of the
Governor in fulfilling the avowed purpose
of his mission. This is contrary to the
plainest dictates of decency in man Or
citizen, however urgently the policy Of
The partisan may dictate this course |
will, and so | believe of the Herall q
Freedom, give the Governor reasOpall,
support, and when l think his acs viii
conduce 10 the public peace, and replace
i'll the hands of the people the rights
which have been wrested from them,
will not hesitate to say so. for fear thai
some partisan NAV publish that / have
deserted the Free State party.
TRUTH.