The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11

We HSFu uUu CofTtsP'hs'us T" b&De
IIoub IkpuA,oon. that Gov. isosss1 j.
WILKxm asd biz suite arrived nj Lesveb-
worth City. Kansas, on the 23th Of Nay
and was cordially receiv@l by the citiser'
The correspondent says
"A salute was fred and our citizens col
lecte,I, for We WERE oil anxious IN see ths
man who was 10 settle the row" IN KIM
sas, and bring peace and qnetade 10 al par
,is- concerned. Upon leaving the hat. Gov
Walker took up his quarters at the Plant
er's iloo.e. where he he'd the first levre in
Ksssas the reception heg,nning al 3 =.
". ard lasting f6S over an hour. during
which the parIor ofthe Planters was throng
I'd with Pvs btsts snd ProSIavsry ussa
all anxious 10 tsks the new arrival by the
hand AMI welcome him ~ the theatre II his
guterpatorisi Isborr."
Gen. liARsxr and stall came down In u
carriage from the Fort, and paid thsir re.
specis " The ncw Govanos.
Al the close d the reception, Gov. WALK
"a WAS loudly called for by the crowd for q
.l,seb, but h. excused himself upon ths
ground Of III hsslth. and fatigue FROM pro
longed and eshsasting travel, having bcef
~ms ten days On tbs road. Gen "Jrs
tAsx" then wa called out AMI made 4
speech, and was followed by Mr. PFxMs
Gov. wAlwxn's Private s*~rtasy
On Tuesday. the 2G,h Of May, Governor
wAIKrs r aehed Lawrence, and was intro
dueel to the pcople at . meeting held thu
same nigh, at the Unitarian Church.
lie ms.ls bat y lev Fcmarks. but the,
covered much ground. Tor b. most empha,
ically declared that be came to do his utinos
TO throw oil upon the troabled waters. am
bring peace. by recoaciIng. ~ far ~ 10 hin
lay. thu conflicting elements in kansss.
| lie observed that b. would not enter Al
that time into the details II his propose
political linz u action in assas. hut rsihcl
preferred 10 refer his hearers 10 his inHag
urAl address, which would he immelmtrI,
printed and circulated throughout the Ter
ritosy. lie however pledged himself Ia ey
ert all his influence In have the Cotstitatio,
when iormei. Submitted 10 every nctaa
bona dde citizen II Kansas. for u full. TAI
and ir,w vote thereon. that II might cithc
bs endorsed w discarded by tho~c nest IN
teresttd In its rrovisiona ~ u majority a
the votes should determine
His speech and particularly the seuti
nwnts last qnotsl were received with up
piause Walker was followed by Senaio
Wilson, II Massachusetts,. who ai-o spok'
briefly, dwelling ~ We arr informed. rathe
more upon himself and his political sen,i
mcnis and anirrysicn,s than upon "lil,sSl
Ing Kansas" II which IN generally con,
plimcniy point Of view, he. however. coale
.ccn,lsSi 10 speak we'll He moreover. ex
pr.ss~d himself gratiIlsl with the pssitior
assumed by tiov. Walkers remarks. which
al Ear as his endorsement g"s, was OF courr,
gratifying
lila hearers listened patiently hut mad,
M enthusiastic demonstration II their ap
prevail. lnd,ssl We have learned from ~v
eral frrc State Democrats, that Walker
stsvch was generally the bcst liked Of Vi.
two. $50 mote il be-" But II this be III,
state of things in Lawrence. "how arc III,
mighty fallen from their once high estate"
Senator wusoS was followed by Rev
Joux P,wnroSr. Mr. rwRars and 'aiw
CuAaixs RoMrSsoS.
Gov. W.LxsH lon lAwwncc the morn
ing II 2.,h. The correspondent ays