New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

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art. bad rem bspe5-be vs . very posuisr Cover.
,or hu, ub.n be cane 10 Try he process. on Pro
.iysry oderS@re Il different ming; ard ON, oi
n. Federal Ofces IN Kanss htd openly declared 10
pubhc me. ing iha: the Laws sere in,nded :, gu
= .hol;ti. p.ts." and not on the "ia~ and order
-. a. 4, IL termed The Governor facet iuss re-
,hs. BY a sort OF 1n~rren law 81 me Ierriory
ey,,y mar born porth Of Macon sn1 Ditoo line e 80
.Abclfioni.,1 No matter DO mn;h Boz al Dos much
cost Northern national Democrat msy oaVe ef'
49,. himself for bis psty ard for the rights ot the
Sa,h II he enters Kansas and attempts isr ana i-
partial course, be is pronounced s. once al ADO
vi NIT ~, ,-..,
In reference 10 the case Of Sherroc, the NrgDtsoi
be X .ms,ed that full spd authentic exposure OF Tue
facts IL rec.rr 90 bic chsrsctsr aps doinSs "oad re-
vesI the no,i.icsl objects OF ihese who we're now
csnouzipg bis memory.
Gov, nor GeaIy claims thst be IA, q ell 10 a pr
fecy Impartial msoper toward the different pSu-s
in tie T. ri orr -ba. be hss I'D is Of thu men weo,
On bis s,riy ST. we're The tenor Of pesceable society,
$40 tbs; be kDo OF otcis act on hs part during
hi, term which be cou'd viii undon-.
BIZ retis stCn took effect ST he close OF the ate 81
uipisira.;cc He S,sld not retura - tee Territory
merely for The pouipal honor of tia Governo,shp and
10 resure his former off 'sl positions potion 10
~hoh be wss deprived q sl power TO eotorce his
sDt' oi'y or 20 deiepd himself From the tenor
Of his remsrk | infer he Il neither deeircus nor
very ssneui, OF b+og ie.sppointed by s cabinet
nsjori.y Of whose members are from the Southern
Ststes which row stand As q unit sgsins, the m.Gn
itnspce Il an impartial policy in the Territory.
il ,sid thst Col. Sam b sex of Psnnsyvsn sud
McMuep of Virginia, member Of thu late COogress
sre spx Gus 10 fill the vscsDcy. Some think that f.
Hset no received the written recommendation of 70
Souti ern sens. lrs-HuDter Of Virginia 'idins the
list FOR bis r~sppoiAtuen' TO the District Attorneyship
OF Boston which ~as given TO Woodbury., stands
a good chance nesmuch as such an Endorsement
wouo operate an estoppe 20 al southern Complaints
of bis ffical copdu (. II President Buchanan con-
tipues firm Northern Governor viii be sppoin'ed
. G., MIR iat
will become of the Democratic psrty North
G. vernon Geary appears 70 thiak that Constitution
establishing Slavery sill be adop ed by the Conven-
ton, Which, In accordance WIN the su oIs oil me
third Monday IN Jul next. Toe scI az horslng the
c.Isus eec ion Of deleg .tes for this Cons
topa CUpy enion was vetoed by him on the ground
that il COZ tanned provision for submitting the Con
.ttutop which may there be made the decision of
a vote by the people but subsequently the set vas
passed over is veto This Constitution. thus unrsu
fed by the people OF Kansas will be submitted to the
next Congress, and 1t will be interesting 70 observe
how msny of the opponents Of the ToPeks Free state
Censtiruti will sustain go arbitrary sod dsspotic an
attempt 10 impose on he settlers OF Kansas C0nsu
tut, which they have not SANCTIONED
Governor Gesry sdneres 20 the opinion that the
MOI ulstop Of KsDsss, which as Re thinks does no.
res. 30 0(O lie too small 20 rant the formation OF
State Cor St ution that ts bert Interests demand
that Il shuld continue in 'erritoIia condi Ion unrl
1t sbs have the ratio necessary to elect Representa-
tive 10 Congress .
There are c, rtain other facts in connection With
Gov Gesrys administration In Kansas that remain TO
be rev, sled bu: which II Is exO-ced, Will lot ng
be withbeld from the puolc When they are made
kno,r venture 10 conjecture that they Will make
gel ssoD in the country which may have an Important
b. aIpp on its fu ure political history
The Cove ner viii remain in Wsshi" gton about
week Al then return 20 hi native home in Western
PEI psylvana He has slresdy had privse inter
view with Gep. Cas-. who gave him attentive aud
fiepoy bearing What oil Mr.. b chanao-wnat
IL IT,. l.
does hot lie on a bed II roses. 7.
Fyom The Rsr,is6s,e Telegraph.
Gov Gesry wss In town direct from kansss and re-
nsr ed over light when be took the ca for Wash
ippoL. Duipe his short stsy he WAS called upon by
a lar,e pumb+r of SUI citizens and members Of tbs
legislature who were cordially received by HIN, aud
TO whom be related the condition of affairs 10 KsntS
which be represented as depior sbie The Govern
ment he says is entirely in the bands Of the Border
Rufians, and poser but the military arm of the
General Government can C ntrol them He has no
ubt be rays thst il q tar expression of the opioon
of the actual bona tide settlers could be had, twoth DIS
ouId bs found favorable to the Territory being free
But bat fail expression OF the voice of the people caa
not be hsd.
TIE Governor is accompanied by bis private secret
ary John Ghon OF Philadelphia, who hss been con-
stsl ty by hi. eide and be gves also most deplorabe
account Of he state of affairs 10 nsss. lie rays that
John W. Jones deserves the thanks OF ell the good ct-
zens of The United States for shooting Sherrod, VINO
Was The noet dee peIsfe Border Ruan In all that Sac
ton of tn. coury He Dragged openly that he would,
A. soon as be could receive his commission as sheriff
crus, ont oil tho Free. State men. Tbs man Shenod
va a not, leader Of b,nd of men who had sworn
10 eItipguisb every man hsiDg from Free State IL
}, p.s rad Dot killed. Sberrod at the time he did he
would have been killed. by Sberrod hmself. He hsd
already fired six shos in the crowd aod had directed
the sever III 8. Mr. Jones' when the latter fired, and
k led bIm This very circumsumstsnce sa'ed rebel
Ion in the town, which would have Otherwise taken
place