New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

To- tie sane aud leave themselNes without roads, 10
feed and sustain a horde of u>urpng officers thrust
on them these will make it hard. still more bitter
will It be to provide means to build jals and 10
bus ignominious chains and balls for their oppressed
friends.
For a people thus TO yield their substance 10
strengthen their OppressOrs and r,yet their own
chains will be hard TwO-thirds OF the citizens oil
Kansas would say day that 1t cannot, and II shaH
not be DONE Alas, bogus authority IL stronger man
il was last Summer, or even mouth ago. rec
dom may groaD, but will she not have 10 yield IL
NOT. bow are We 10 read the future How are THESE
TO be eyaded Hoo all these usurPatlons broken
down
REPORT on THE GOVERNOR ) MESSAGE.
LECoMPToN, X. T., Jan. %, 1871.
TIE Message of Gov. Geary, while II tcds better
for the Pro- Sarery men than they had reason 70 eN-
pect. contained many Objectionable features, when
could not tail TO disturb their political nerves A
the determination was, if possible, not to quarrel
with him. the most offensive portions were referred
10 the several Committees, where they would DC
dissected at leisure or quietly scot to Coventry.
The remainder of the Message was referred TO Inc
Committee Oh Federal Relations, " Inch has reported
I he report was under consideration last evening,
and while neither the remark nor the report nave
amounted to much as yet, they are interesting as
far as they 90.
u n
"biialutin." As Il legislative paper, IT Is IN gen
eral vague and meaningless, lodging issue expert
IL. II has sufficient of the show them Z" how not
not to do it, to render it worthy of beng referred
To the CircumlOcu;on Office. There are lew IN,
teresting particulars, however winch SUZUKI
scarcek BE- lost, and Will insert them. 1t says
And your Committee earnestly recommend 70 me
Home the advocacy OF the sound and conservative
pincioes of De nocracy male known IN the message
as II guiding principles OF his Exec ency adD'nis-
~ = pal andf rulO -taIn m n
the f. rtherarce OF those sterling msAms sanctioned
by The wisoo ON and experience of the past, and Ih9
true obe.rvsnce of which we confidently hope vii ren
der Kansas the brightest gem In the dadem OF our
Union: that free Justice wul be met=d,
bas always been the a,m OF l.w and order ctzens %
all honest men, &c.
The reference made above to the sterling
"uaxims. sanctioned by the wisdom and the
"experielce of the past" is suspicious. The
les OF the future that ia butt on the past OF
Kansas the better. As for free and exa,t
Justice being rendered, the justice given to Free,
State men has always been free enough and
sufficiently exact for practical purposes. The
"honest men" renders the matter even more
eouisocal. 1t used TO be the custom TO render
iustice to rogues, and let honest men alone oI'
believe this has been reversed IN Kansas
In several places the memorial talks Of the party
we represest in a manner not very parliamentary,
but no doubt quite natural. The report says,
in reference 10 the peace, go much talked oil:
"In the midst OF al our trouble, hs Exceuency
came as q stranger, rI strong feelings 81 Suspicion
arrdted dg0m.t ann and yet the aw-and-of lef
MANY e1terded 10 HIM al the time OF tne grei te. ex e
melt lhe open ana generous hand Of cJhhdence. and
heartily ccoperated with him by returning from tae
field OF ,uiie, thereby putting speedy termln Auon
Ito even ts 60 frsught with ev l."
IL will be surprising II there ls not war YET
about who secured the peace IN Kansas Here the
Iaw.and. Order party claim the creIit aud quote
Il in hyia ID
Prostate men also claim it, and contend tha.
their proves alone, last Summer, made the Pro-
Slavery men glad 10 quit the field, aud trust 10 the
Governors doing more than they could, IN NE way
Of legal persecution. Gov. G.ary himself, II IS
well known, claims all the credit and sets great
store By IT, For my part regard the peace a. 100
dubious IL its character and tenure 10 DC worth
quarrelDg about.
he report continues
"lhr. are no longer srmed companies who carry
opposition ~ oar laws 10 the .hedd ns 81 blooc We
lcpe D. ace Il sy be entirely restored. We hoPs VA
tu,ss0A j no, ulere, sumoeiinS. We are AnAl0!5 %
behave uai y ey are not noS pDa!Dg reason ou' W
catuo have complete confidence While there 10 10 or
mtfst q lsrge number of Black Republican traitors,
vLo oosst that they VIII res,t 10 Tie s"ofd any l.S
hr Il protection OF Slavery WHICH II attempted " De
.uforceo sgsSst them, or Hs c0Hstta't'A e'sdoss-
ntHt n kan,as. The lac has been succesrtony
e1ecut,d sgslos, there men. Tbey have ,esA<d me
officers when net accompanied VI slre'eH' p"ss,
aid when the po,-e' wss sufficiently e oas 70 ere
cute Prooe,, they have evsded them. sice m:n We
can never r.stect ,trey are tsitor. Inej have en-
ce1yored TO tear INTO fragments the eaai<r o. ol'
hJtr,,esl They have caused The hearths OF sood c'
zen- 20 rex VIII the blood Of 4ri:red inn 'esnee
.Cooll. .Ls;,t.
"lley came to destroy our pesce, and ioey dld It
There. 90 good in them. W,O can Eel bat their
nr...n, sns,rv /. IN vie. OF .c=p-cay9 Wholesale
treason - Treason a. sin.t toe "eaaf;sr Of on h'7r-
tee ro dou7il.
Having tAlen exceptions TO TIE Suggestions OF
the Governor. that offensive laws, regulating and
protecting slave property De fePea cd, and 'na'
lie matter D.. left "a The { ,urts, they say:
Viii y,ur Committee cJLcur s'th his Exeells-cy
10 tie o ibi1u toa, the I~g.l4'ure saolli acstain
from ~ exercise Of al 5oubull authority, NJ:
dearly d-less ID Vet We eipao' SEE me sAPe-
cierc Of r.ussig 81 sis'g'es F-h fel- 70 m pr
Tenn - i've ciI1-iiy boz ib- ri.c ~ lofef
r-e,.L, q, vm.:sre-, sad from r. "'Hhe' II 9panI
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