The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
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80 Mat win the fssiasat Do
Ia nesisiss the resignation q Gov. Gsa'
n, of Kansss, we remarked ia speaking of
sAs dil6cul,ies Of appointing saseessor,
tAAt ~sAs Presideat dare no, appoint man
10 the Once d:sposed to favor freedom in
Kansas, and man who does 60, SUSTAIN
! ~ must soon become Q tool Of the pro-
ssssery party men like Shannon. or else be
compelled 10 resign like Reeder aad Gea.
~" TIE statements made BY Gov. Geary
sincs HE return from Kansas, prove that
% naa caa 1t this uae occupy III /, position
Fl Governor Of Kansas. and express the
feelings and perform the actious OF free.
nan. He must either be pro.slsvery
nan or the teol Of prc-slsve.y men. The
! ssiisass Of Gov. Geary is exer,lag 4 wide.
sprssd is1uence. A s.. Louis eorespon.
aent Of the Chicago Tribune says Of this
seunsaeat OF Gov. Geary:-As a complete
and trisaphant resasation Of the romanceD
70 s:the circulation OF which the Northern
Pro Slavery paPers have lent themselves,
10 eject must Be decisive, Il ia the testi.
nony Of IN enemy Of the Fres State csuse'
and coming. - il does. upon the heels Of the
seleaa asd frequently repeated atSrma,ions
Of Gov. Reeder. and the concurrent evil
lescs Of every friend Of Freedom, Who has
svsr Get foot In the Terrisory,it must cause
- scales TO drop from the eyes Of those
vho have heretofore been gropias in almost
criaiaAl enor. The question now is-whst
Gill Nr. Duehanan do to dsfest the wicked
plots Of the arch Aststors Who have. under
tbs Pierce r.gime, set the country in :
blaze, He eanno. aistrasi the evidences
spon which he viii be required TO act. Gov.
0eevy 10 bic political and personal friend;
be VAS. il j. believed, appointed in aeeor
dance nth Mr.. Buchsnan's own request,
ss6 - the nan. who OF ali others, would Do
the mot TO calm down the excitement and
restore peace TO the Distracted and bloody
border Whai will Mr.. Buchanan do. His
Secretary Of WARTIME Swa:d--is an ar
dent and aldenissle Pro-Sisvefy man, nIs
Secretary 81 the Treasury Purse--is
the came; his Sec stary OF the laterior--he
sho has The eonirol OF the paahe lands and
The Eosl intimate Internal concerns OF the
Teritories--Gitts, duo; indeed, al the Ca.
net officers, 90 far sslhe organization and
cosrol Of the Territories srs concerned, are
open and avosed PropsgaIaisls. Are these
appointments the result Of ACCIDENT. or are
they the forecast OF those Nh8 are deter.
mined that The plslic domain s,.Aii be con.
seuered fes re oecupst on u tue slave. The
Secretary OF State 10 The me4 um through
which our Government communicates with
foreign powers; the Attorney General 10
only the legal adviser OF his associates in
oocs, the Secretary o. the Navy, is, er.
espt upon the sea-bos I'd. noneniy, in fact,
though the three are from the Free States,
ihey are mere eypbers in Territorial az
sairs. What. then, gill Mr.. Buchanan, hsy.
Ing surrendered The PURGE, the Sword and
ths Psblic Lands 70 Pro-Slsssry domination.
--shs. oil Nr BuehsnsH d! That's the
question
We hsse an shs@er in the precedent in
shick Gov. Reeder figures So conspicuous.
g. That gentleman, s:tsr having served
The people u The Terriiors > veil a. he
could eonsistently with his obligations TO
sAe SsrS, went TO Washiag;su TO make his
complaints, in person, sgain-t those who
had embarrassed and sefes,ed the pre.ar.
ranged programme OF bis administration. -
On his way he made a speech at Eas,on, 10 |
lis native State, in which he declared that
Kansas hss been subdued b. an enemy
that the Free State men were an oppressed
and snbiugsied people. With these words |
in bis mouth, be reached Washington. In. |
stsntly be was seized by Pierce and his ad- |
visefs; everything wss promised him If be l
would remsin qaiet--everything-- sup.
port Of the army. the expenditure, il neces. |
sary, OF the lest dollsr Of the public tressu.
~, and the entire moral support Of the uni.
49, SSASsSs+ WIN i1cst promises lie I
was satisfied. He permitted--snd il was
the bssest act OF his life-she Washington
Usios. ostensibis upon his authority, to
dsny the truth Of shat he had stated, while
b remsined silen,; and thus THE offer Of
The chins mission being thro~n in,) truce
sss patched up, and be started back TO the
West. At New York he wa. osertsken b.
. dispssch saying that there we're chsfqes
ssaisst him, growing GU, Of lie land speeu-
ishoas, which he was requested to clear Up
The seoundrels who had deceived him, h.s
gained all they wished--he had permitted
the Usios TO unssy what be had declared to
BE the truth--snd then they brew him oil
- disgrsced and ruined lnan--disgrsees
~ iaf - they could disgrace him. So il will
be with Gesry; indeed, the game has slres.
dy commenced A special dispatch 10 the
New York Herald, lately, announces
abe course upon which Mr. Buchanan
and bis Cstrs b. resois q. Itisac CO.
" Of the Policy slsptsd / ssfds Reedsr;
and II Gesry suem 10 il. sedsstons, II
will hsss the same result. Watch and
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