New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

Our readers are already aware that an immense
emigration has been pouring into Kansas for the past
month, and that seven-eighths of it is from the
Free States, and in favor of making Kansas Free
State OF course, many go who do not find every
thing to their mind, and come away again; but
probably one-hslf who go remain and will be send
ing for their families from time to time. Ofthe entire
white population of Kansas on the first day of june
next ii sprobabe that more than half never seen
that embryo State prior TO the l2thl!t. Not one
of these mec corners is elo,red 70 r5eat the Consti-
tutional Election ,9ich The bogus Legislature has
ordefod to take place IN June. Thousands who ac-
tuay live, as they have hitherto lived, in Mis-
sour, are being registered as legal voters and will
vote, on the strength Of the squatter claims
they have made on the best of the lands just ceded
by the Indians-thcy having been over in Kansas
during the latter end of February and fore part
Of March to make those claims;' but
of the actual inhabitants of Kansas on the
day appointed for the Constitutional Election,
not onc-tbird will be- on the bogus Registration
lists which the usurpng Sherifis and Probate Judges
are now connecting. Then, as no provision is made
for submitting the Constitution to be thus framed
to the People for ratification, though Gov. Geary
vetoed the original bill expressly on this ground,
the Convention will take care, if it orders any sub
mission at all to confne the right of suffrage to
the voters registered as aforesaid by whom the
Convention itself was elected, and who will of
course ratify the work of their own tools. 4 Slave
State Constitution will thus be organized an cleo
ton held under it, and Pro-Slavcry Government
installed to which the Territorial authorities will
promptly give way; and when Congress meets
next December it will be told that there is no
other authority or government in Kansas than this
the Free.State Government being crushed out by
the bloody [" Rebellion act of the bogus Legisla-
ture-and thus the work will be complete. When
the Republicans in Congress in lS56 proposed the
repeal or annument of the acts of the bogus Legis
lature. Senator Douglas with cool audacity replied
that they proposed to amnul all the contracts, in
Guiding marriages, that had been made in Kansas
for several months, and throw everything into an
srcby and chaos Thus it will be again.
But how is Kansas Constitutional Convention
10 establish Slavery in that State, knowing web
that the free white settlers are determiuedly
hostile to it by majority OF at least two 10 one
How are the majority to be held submis-
.;ve 10 so gross an outrage How j. even a
ProSlaycry Congress TO be persuaded to ratify it
How are such men as our Messrs. Corning
Hatch, Haskin, Brodhead and their Connecticut
allies. TO be drilled up to the work of classifying
their pledges and subyerting their local party
ascendancy by ratifying the fraud
We find the answer to these questions in the
last Sunday Adas-a journal which is well filled
with Custom House advertisements, and " whose eli-
tor has the promise of good berth under the new
dynasty. This paper under the head Of I" Kansas
The Solution Of the Difficulties" is inspired
from Washington to say that
- The anpoiRtrnent OF K. J. Walkers considered
only Temporary and bis acceptance of the Troublesome
and undesirable position, under the circumstances that
urroupded the Affairs of that Territory upon the res
ignation Of GOV. Geary, has gwen him strong claim
mon The Administration No difficulty is now feared
=, adjusting Kansas matters IN manner satisfactory
10 ali paTiies except the extreme Aboiions;s who
viii contend for provision IN the State Con ,titu.ion
-oJ IN. Sfyyerv +eklit me most Hhrc Hdrocafes nj
IN net ask contend tVr any coHstfuioaG
,,ccpay,o1 or Hf 'pecVlI9r i4sfifaii0H.' 4 STATE
Constitution VII undoubtedly b. formed By the Con-
vfnton ore.ed by Congress, and adopted by the ma.
i,itv ri the peopie al the Territory ~ rh,ck not T
gyS1. !, min .tor frN \, made 70 Siarcrv BY which
the whole subject will be ignored in the discussion Of
tie Constitution, and LETT 70 the disposition ef the