The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21
Sentence Of Cancemi Postponed.
SUPREME C0uRT-ClRCUIT.


Nov. Cot having been understood that Cancem con
victed Of the murder of policeman Anderson would be
brought up for sentence at o'clock the passages leading
TO the Supreme Court densey thronged early
as half past O'Clock in the morning. The doors OF
the circuit besieged and their being opened
10 O'Clock the eager multitude rushed in with such VIC
ence that many Of the foremost thrown down by the
pressure from behind, and suffered little Inconvenience
to their persons and slight dsarrangemen TO their
garments and hats One fat old gentleman uncere
monousy thrown against the hot kissing stove the
proximity proving very announcement the
GOODNESS OF the morning. In nsta every available
seat for outsiders occupied and those within the
bar seized upon. Hundreds still remained outside
the DOORS the Court being incapable Of containing more
Cancem was not in Court, nor any OF the counsel for
the prosecution or defence
As time wonder was expressed in every coun-
tenance that the prisoner had arrived and that the
Judge proceeding TO call jury in civil AT
length was rumored that there some doubt raised
70 the power Of the Circuit Court TO pass sentence OF
death il being merely branch Of the Supreme Court.
Yet IL seemed rather anomalous that wise Legislature
shoulder that criminal trial could be heard on the civil
side OF the without giving the Judge the power
tence in cases Of conviction II also rumored that
the Judges would consult 10 whether the convict
should be sentenced ut general term.
Shortly before II o'clock Mr. District Attorney Hall
entered the Court and held few minutes private CONVEX
with Judge Davies the bench after which the
Judge directed Mr. Berthof the officer that
Cansem would not be brought up for until
Monday week the so,h inst The crowd then dispersed
almost ~ quickly rs they had assembled
is understood that Cancemi will be sentenced at the
Supreme Court General Term.
Free State Declaration OF War In Kansas.
TO ARMS TO ARMS BE READY TO MARCH AT A
MOMENTS WARNING,
Since the adjournment Of the Constitutional
Of the following warke declaration has re-.
psblshed by the President and Secretary OF the Free
State Executive Committee
To nsE People oy KANSAS We have al the late cleo
ton carried every county In Kansas by the legal vote
Every scheme that malignant ingenuity could invent has
been resoed To by our opponents TO defeat the expressed
ish nf fa mi I'm hsau
featured a, different points and returned 10 the Secretary
Office garng that the authors Of the vile forgery dare
openly sustain them Governor walker and Secretary
Stanton have refused 10 allow the certificates although
corrupt Judiciary has endeavored by writ Of mandamus
We have every assurance they will In the position they
take you will have the delegate 10 Congress and majcri
,y q both branches Of the Territorial Legislature.
But this victory, great as h, do"s not free Kansas
The battle IL not yet fought Is the victory
body OF usurpers assembled at Iecompton under
the guard Of the United States army connecting scheme
perpetuate the slavery olgarchy Kansas To their
acton respectfully call your attention. hold meetings.
evs-y locality and dencnoe he,a; prrser~rr and perfect
yOur miludry organisaon al ery r,ni and n prepared
D. march al ~oeats ,odvn,np di When your and
yorr country calls yor may PROMPTLY respond BY par,ic
pang In the late election you have shown n the world
your desire sete tho Kansas difficulties peace
ably; by that vote you have proven that the free
State party are In the ascendancy In every
county In Kansas. The election frauds, actcaly
perpetrsted 10 defeat the wishes Of that maory-the
helish scheme now being ooncccted at Iecompton-
sao erAaild ery reaooaiie raoasarc u i ,.if tAa, ~,
Urid p,u jusy you IN Tesovtng he ready t.e,
f,o,o freeen of kdnsds; ys iu nc h called upon ,,
thai coll absolutely indisr~sails and rhsu mad II al
vrhow regard age respond tina, tho Of Amer
institutions may know and feel that American PEG
pie when once aroused, irresistible the great
ocean when moved by the mighty storm
ny order a. the Territorial Executive Committee.
q. w. SMITH, President
G.. ". W. HtTmsSos, Secretary
now TIE PEOPLE OF KANSAS REGARD THE NEW CON.
sTIrITIUs.
Prom The 81. Louis Republican, Nov. Is
gentleman who left Aichison, X. T. the 18th call.
cd yesterday evening and the latest nte
gcncc from Kansas There not much feeling IN the
Territory the subject q the constitution framed By the
bob tail democratic Convention, lately adjourned. Tho
total that elected the members Of that Convention did
much exceed 500 while the voting population 81 the
Territory between IS 600 and 20 600, that the
free republican party quite confident in their
strength, and quito independent 10 how the
the slavery constitution IL elected In the Territory and
"a how quickly Congress may admit Kansas under the
constitution After the admission then they intend 10 do
tall work p and take things entirely into their own
bands they Dave the power and the votes 30 do
Tie clause the constitution providing ula shall not
be amended within the six years and that other
clause which fastens slavery upon the Territory whether
or no, quite iocularly received by The free State
people
Coyernor walker says the Convention "a id ra,t
Jones insttuonn THIS Bau Jones was the father NJ tho
johnson and MCGEE county returns and though resident
and voter IN the Territory has his family living in West