New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27
INTERESTING FROM KANSAS.
F,os ~, Lea,s,,royA TiwS

1.
When Gov. Waller spoke 1t Topeka during the
session of the Free.State Legislature, he was all
saavity ani sweetness. toward the Free State men.
Every one s.rvuld be sawed the privilege Of voting;
impartial Justice ~ be adm nstered, and3n men
prstected in ttir right, and liberties. He had nothing
in his speech OF desnnciaory' character, and his
pledges and premises were of exceedingly sensible
character Net word Nd his Excellency have to say
shost the lie raiature, nd not sord to which any
exec on coulfbc taken.
Bpt Walker il of those singular individuals who
have the envis Ne tsculty Of adapting their views.
prime pes and Condiments 10 occas vns and circum-
stsness For orthe very nrxt day acre was gress
meeting at Big ssripgs; sH Lecompt,n and Tecunr
sch, the only PscSlsvery towns in the Territory,
turned cut, and TIE Govenos Supposed that large
majority of his auditory were Pro-Sagery men rs
matter If course. Hence lie he'd of ns bitter speech
against the Freeate party, and even went 30 far as
10 say that although tho Missouri nvas,on was un,us-
t6able, il was no.. comparoele IN Niaainy, to tho
meeting Of the Ere Estate Legislature Under the To-
peka Constitution.
The "General" yot an opportunity n last, aud
pitched into the bovelsof Walkers polc%with lussy
good will. lie was received with great enthusiasm,
and Walker learned 70 his sorrow that The Free-State
men PeNprised nearly four til NJ Of the audience.
II would be pretty hhcult toget up audience In
any pan, Of the Territoy where shis would not be tho
The duplcity Of Con Walker express NC himself 30
diHeysnt3 1t dnerer< points. meets the ccnsue and
condemnation OF every hopest uan, let bis POLITICAL
views be what they NAY. IL tp Governor thought
the free State Legislature gulEy Of such moral turpi
tude he should have stated at Topeka, ana not
waited unsi he could address what was generally
peoted TO BE- Pro Sl,yery audi ,nce.
We hardly think NJ. Walker has "a much shrewd-
ness RS hs friends coneede HAN, and his ability Ia
pretty accurately typied in mis- i,aysque.
THE xPyoRT TO nsTRACr- THE FRYE.sTATE
PARTY.
There il no question in the mia ~ any sensible re-
h.etisg mSn but tis main object OF Gov. H. u.
Walker ia coming to Kansas ieto try and divide the
Free State organization. organize the Pro-Savery
party anew, and thus build up dominant Democratic
party which shall 10 synonymous in spirit and srbti-
me n. with the unit, nihed Democracy Of the States
This is Walkers desen, and one IN which he feels com
fdsot of .access ,nceit is generally the dstingush
ing cha aoteristic II little men, and the DO, ernor
il no exception. IL is well ksown with what q.
grend flourish OF trumpsts and with what loud
enthusiasm Walker entered Kansas President
BaebaDsn and his Cabinet reported 10 have
csaxed and suppl tied hin 10 assume tho sesponsiols
tuties oi Govero of Kansas and thus sars nc Iaoni
To save the Unoa.-s favorite hobby with Walker
hs accepted the aduous lmomentous "a he calls ~
taxi The Preesrnt gave hiia a carte blanche to do
exscay what he pleased he was feted ia.New.York,
tsas,sa at st. 2ouis treated II LeayenwOrth. His
prom and pledges at first were fair and sounded
sweet. But t1sre evideafly something beneath
this fowery AeTbiago OF yeDomous nature. Ana
nov this venom is working uppermost. Gov. Wslker
displays in he effort he is making ~ break up thos
State and Pro Slavery organizations and. To ca.
ahlish the rrties OF Kansa, upon tho basis adopfd
throughout The States.
This will never "A. The Free-Sta.e party is oeui~
posed Of isen ior,erly associated with all narties-
| Democra..c, Wig end lsepubican-who are hsns
united be cause they dssirous OF securing the i<
d. of gansas, snd Of Iedeeming me Territory res
the unrsxh.sous and Goi.deGant nle Of usurpirg b
rants And un..l this il sccompJis aed until heasS
admit al as n ace and inds dependent state, and exc
Illegal and uaholy authority tiampled under nS
until then via there DC unity and harmony d
Free State r.i.ks, dzspte ths ellors OF WA q
turkey Perm and cther yassals Of this presently Al,
sen ine and. .aadyis Federal ADMINISTRATORS.