The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-06

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ssy morning st The 2ash ,nstAss: seft for Wrespor
- same day; GOT sorsebscA q We mornsr of the
o. sysns night in shansy Al prouae ng town Of
- ssoees styled Midway, twenty &c or miles from
verspsrt ON the Leeompsoa road, where q Kensockian
sDsS ousres made comfortable rs three in bed
va psaen, venrseug cabin would permit; and fer TO-
-, esdsy-ss Sundays scarce this side Of the Mis-
snEyp-we concluded 70 push a, and with the newly ap
ysed Marshal for Kansas Or, Dennie Of fhnois) for
conp&zsca, reached lawrence a, noon ane2 lest our
wy N trying short cuts across the CAV river hollow
nAs, ana fpkly reached The good city of leoomp,on,
vAere, sfser what General Scott would call .'hasty
zAs Of ses, writing you, in haste, to catch
nuzAng mall So IL letter be OF the genus irritable
aDr blame us, for reagh nde for two days ON horse
bask, aser g long interval Is enough to cLXe any
H 10 proceed
Aapr1ms, We have the Secretary Of State the
IN Frederick p. Stanton, who looks younger than we
ezsced perhaps, htIe too well dressed for Kansas
~ good raiured than he may be months hence
~ shall wait for dayhrh, than have him
~ yet before attempting pen and ink portrait
~ pecuharines however, win remark upon. He be-
ar the oly, houestseeming, straight forward class
80 We always frsternize with principle.
Secretary Stanton, we have already written you,
yeAehed here The 18th inst having landed at Leaven
vsssA City the 18th Al Leavenworth learn thai
Ae Secretary very well received here be found
- election for Mayor In fun okast and heard very
sssvsove speech from Dr. SriDgfeIow who is stamping
1r soDina6on delegate 10 Congress sringfel'ow
tosA'tAs accession declare himself thorough going pro
aaveyy man, but equally strong as national democrat
- Ae wns,paes Of which party he intended adhere
whatsoever might be the resuh Of the contest with free soil
- KAnsas Territory ssriugfel0w ako occasion TO
uyAHsn his reported determination with Gen, Jim Lane
1sving the 0sneralo dine, when he QaDe) unexpectedly
snl1ed ~ his house him business This is mpor-
~ explanation Of alleged political reconciliation
sssween these two Numerically opposed politicians A,
- CONCLUSION OF Or. SIngfellows remarks Secretary
Bnzann loudly called for, being understood that be
present In reply the Secretary spoke for nearly
hDr, setting forth the programme be adopted by
~ adnnisa,ion 10 the effect that the organic law Of
NJ Territory, and the laws passed in pursuance it. by
- Re fairly and impsnany executed that the proceed
- for organising a convention and framing consatu
~ wore 70 be carried on, in good faith, according
Up6x a the law without interference from quarter
ou6e q the Territory and the question Of slavery be
psed by the independent OF the people,
~ possible against all kinds Of fraud and violence In
- OF his speech Secretary Stanton threw out the
0BA0wsng suggeetions-
''8eDLemen-I cannot be a member Of the Copsitu-
ouaAl Convention, and shall have right advise that
BODY wheh must necessarily be independent its action;
30 the right express my individual op4nion a.
oove0oon ought TO adopt all the necessary provisions
- q controversy in Kansas Thus there would be con.
saaon adopted and State organized ready adnlissen
40 The Union Then think the ought 70 pre-
rurafo orflr fha Of
against ", the representatives OF she people might
tssermine, view Of their knowledge Of the will
constituents. This article ought 70 be submitted
people and become not part Of the constitution they
ahAn determine The advantage OF this course will be
~ constitution viii be established in any event, what
ever may fate Of the clause on the subject Of
slavery. should hope that constitution thus adopted
vguh be conservative in its character, and would give
every OF atty TO the constitution Of the
nes, Of obedience TO us provisions, and Of respect for
Ne vehts Of all the sister States OF e conederacy For
1ysen consider " Of the most vital importance thai
Kansas should not become abolition, n1lhfyng State
IL question q slavery or no slavery IS In my Judgment
aApgether secondary this. shall be satisfied with
dsctop Of the people 10 the latter whatever may
- should be deeply mortified and should have gloomy
neoodings for my country If the former result should
sacw, against what consider the duty OF all the States
under The constitution"
These remarks were applauded from time by th
crowd, which composed q men OF both parties
6e portions o. the ADDRESS particularly cbeered by
shs free State men The idea Of submitting the slavery
sHnee the people have given very general sa
ts6AcDon 10 the conservative men OF all parties.
srs md az h ro,onsi saansr V hs oor
nasdng officer OF The troops at that point Colonel sum
Axared Secretary Stanton thai he would give the Ter
Yi4ovtsl authorities every necessary support under
that the character Of the orders lately issued from
Ne War Department 70 the commanding officers Of III
keopk Kansas OF much more decided nature than
thoee under which they acted during the late admnistra
noa and viii probably be little efficient bringing
ms vexed question 70 a happy solution.
From Leaveuworth City Secretary Stanton directly
% Ieoomp<on where be received with enthusiasm
P ~ "a. siss ossn hS s new
- Kansas, having been treated TO supper which
great IN AL the debcaces Of the season, and really very
reason and bow Of soul,n which usually comes 10
with he champagne, and sometimes grows inharmouoas
With the punch speeches and toas's were the order Of
the day. Among the latter the health Of Robert J. Walker
drank with enthusiasm and loudly oheered on Non
dAy last the Goth inst, Governor Robinson, accompanied
ny hh lady, with other republican ladies and
genemen, called al the executive Office and paid their
spcct 70 the Secretary and acting Governor Cover.
nov r. was very anabe, bat avoided all political discus.
gson In concluding his visit Governor extended In
Secretary Stanton visit the far famed town Of
lawrence and enjoy the Inequalities OF IL oltzens, 10
which the Secretary replied, thai be had already
esved an invitation from other gentlemen he would visit
lawrence the following Friday. 4h az April On tina,
cay company with hls friend, Gen l. H. Maclean the
Secretary accordingly took horse and rode 10
sw and worthless that town where they dined
vsh Governor X and his amiable lady We understand
o.ssoa- Amer leaving Governor RS hosIatabie manon
Ne Secretary and his friend returned 10 the Cncin-
rssAns b. nn osnG crowd sS .s% na u sSe
huedred o. the good citizens Of lawrence, who
had assembled 10 see What sort oi stuff Old Bucks
Secretary Of state for Kansas might be made o. and
heAx him talk" The "dear people sent In deputauon
ssd rsqpessed speech; whereupon the Secretary kindly
o@ssssed, and introduced 10 The crowd by Gov. r
esetAry aAnton spoke for nearly two hours the general
lppe biz speech being similar 10 thai made al Leaven-
worth, and already referred TO- but II very differently
vecssved, ~ the following viii sbov;-Cpop Secretary
Anscu uforming theu that he expected 10 obey the laws
ne Is.rSsy se ss, p091 e1 q s crO~s The
We viii never submit 10 the bogus laws I'VE VIII die
fy" &c, kc Upon bearing these EXPLANATIONS the Sc
Usry paused, and waited patiently Until the uprosr bad
puaevhat subsded, and then very ocoly remarked
"GenDemen, am not sorry for This plain exprcsssoc OF
ysor feehngs you really entertain them; but my
oosy 70 tell you plainly hat you will be obliged 70 obey
ehe laws advise yoo, Ike good citzens TO make up
ysss mpds, therefore, TO do 10. the laws wrong,
aher them al The ballot Dor &C.
During NE delivery Of heee remarks, there were con
sAnt cutcrses and Interruptions from the crowd similar