The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-03

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is that the law be enforced In good faith and the lawful
people Of Kansas determine against the institution of do
mssc ,l.vory we bave no light TO complain Yet would
not that event. however achieved stimulate the intensity
aboiti rage and give new impetus to black repab
icanisms Al or the most exciting and exasrerased oon
when The Territory h been the theatre OF collision aud
strife, growing out OF this agitation, and abouonam has
trsmped the Contribution and laws under foot in its efforts
TO prevent tho extension Of slavrey s idle to imagine
hat success, under any circumstances, will not mpe
them on to the commission Of fresh outrages. They
have announced their uncom promising and determined
opposition to the further expansion Of slavery In the
United StateL In all the Territories the scene
ges into the conflict shall not succeed in Wrestling
foot Of land more from their grasp Is no time now to
be amusing ourselves with philosophical dsquisitions
In this life and death struggle Of the utmost moment
TO both TO extend influence and In every
ibis view Of the SUBJECT therefore we regard IS highly
essential not only 10 the safety and best interests Of the
South but to the preservation OF the Union that the people
Of Kansas adopt constitution toleratng the institution Of
tavery, though may never from physical causes, Oh
tain permanent footing there AT least let the pro-
slavery party not be governed by other considerations
than to defeat the designs OF the
enemies Of the South We repeat OF the last conse
quence 70 the South In view Of the attitude Of pare 10
gain decisive triumph in Kansas the forces Of abo
liionism 1t nay check their progress while, Ia the
other event. there will be no limit to their encreachments
From the Charleston Mercury (Seoessionist) June 27
GOV. WALKER IN KANSAS.
We suppose that any Of readers after the perus OF
Gov Walkers inaugural address, would understand very
well what sort Of speeches he aid deliver the abo
Sc
the mode be proposes will be seen from the extracts
We have made how he reteraes, again and again that
submitted to the vote Of the people for ratification and
he exhcrts them BY every form OF entreat 70 resort
scious that hs new expedent Of aboGon.ns Kansas by
the aid Of the emgrane whom the Emigrant Aid 50
ceties and abolition capitalists may throw into the
ton Of the constitution needs all the authority of gov
eminent to give potency or even decency, he does not
to be supported by NJ Buchanan by bis Cabinet, and Oy
Congress- and then by way Of sniDg the errors Of bis
intimidation, he openly and repeatedy declares that the
convention will not submit the constitution they shall adopt
to the vote Of the people for rancaon he will sn the
aboionists himself This threat suppose, cannot be
Of %Scn In ma for plain that
the greatest abolionst in Kansas His mission In his in
tsntoD at least to make Kansas free STATE, and there
in which he believes II viii be overthrow.
We are loash 70 suppose that Governor Walker has any
good authority 70 identify Mr. Buchanan and his Cabinet
with his policy Are Messn. GLIB, Floyd and Brown his
supporters In this conspiracy agsnst the Governor
Msker .mLms snas Oorgres: wi Also support MS policy
less conforms 70 bis regulations This, In opinion
baselees vspoiine end his assertions regards the
who has been honored BY Southern sss.e 10 have
been her representative In the Senate Of the United States
o = but
actly the estimation In which he u held by the abolition
bts In spite Of his speeches, cajoery and threats they
went quietly on with their Lesisa,ure-assuming Ill
By last accounts he and his lieutenant Mr. Stanton,
ses Amongst other projects to bait on money makers was
huge railroad We believe, right through the heart Of
Tho following are extracts rom the speech OF Governor
Walker o the freesoiles OF Topeka Saturday June o.
Gentlemen II desire 10 read you few extracts from my
inaugural address just pubhed in this Territory together
with my instructions from the President or the United
States printing out the mode In which the Chief Magistrate
o. ane tnon Just elected 70 ,n hsh Position Sy tho
humble individual who now addresses you believe these
questions be peacefully settled and settled not by
whole people of tho Territory Of KansAs, who, as
Is their sovereign right, by that great principle
sha determine by an actual majority OF the votes OF all
her people what sha be their own cn1iuton and their
Ny Instructions rom the Prosden, through the Secretary
Of State under date Of 3oh March last sustain the
gulsr Legislature OF the Territory in assembling
venton TO form constitution and they express The OPT
Of the President that when such cons Tuition shall
be submitted TO tho people OF the Territory they must DO
protected In the exercise OF their right OF voting tor or
against that n,trument and the fair expression OF the pc
pular Will must not be Interrupted BY fraud OF violence
None Of you regret than do any OF those de-
porabe and caamtous circumstances which have taken
place In the past For myself wish 10 overlook the past
and look forward TOT better and brighter future That
Territorial Legislature, In respect 10 the authority
ths question: has been recognized by the arts OF Congress
Of 1854 and 1857. That Legislature has called
they viii, they will not submit TO tho vote Of the
majority OF the then actual resident settlers Of
Kansas s,o ney Go not thus Submit VI" JON
(Cnes OF "Good" and chcers) And canno, doubt gen.
nemen that much higher Than l. the chief magistrate
Well, gentlemen, pledge myself you tina, far a.
my power IL concerped-a do not doubt thai you
Ss 20 % power cucens me p.ss
myself that the people OF Kansas and Of Kansas alone,
and no, the people Of Missouri o. Of Massachusetts or any
other SAFE shall interfere, by single vote, 20
decide for the people OF Kansas what shall be their insu
ton.
But, gentlemen, they shall decide Il for themselves
while must deeply resrc, depOrc the circum,snce
that there has been an insufficient census, what 10
think when told by those who profess represent the
publican party Of this Territory that tell you tina, you
gserine you all know, by following the advice Of these
party haders OF yours and then complain they can
no, vote. You could have registered here u you
pleased and hundreds In tas Territory since hearing my
plan have expressed 10 their deep regret that they had
not registered, and many Of your county since my arl
Every who responds that he wil not acknowledges
those a~u has been deprived OF privilege In not being
because so declares that .hsher ressred o.
you best oppose by standing aloof and allowing
ory Of other persoos 70 adopt their constitution by
for against that instrument, whom you have a fair
chance, Congress win act as though you had No, you
cannot defeat the constitution BY refusing TO vote
past rcvocable even by Almighty power, and profess
70 have very little power, much lss such power that
Over the past have controls but the future have
and say 10 you that unless full and fair opportunity
given to the people OF Kansas 70 decide Tor themselves
what shall be their form OF government, Including the
great sectional question which has 20 long divided
youunlees repeat they grant you such opportunity,
have enc power Of which no or ret OF men de-
prive mo, and 10 which shall unhess.nyly resort and
lbs, 10 Join you In awful opp )slon 10 their (res
ef"good, good" and loud applause, during which the
Governor Withdrew
Since writing the above we are CAD 10 notice In The
Washington Union an article which, 70 great extent
firms In The opinion that Gov. walker In his Ia nperng
wih the sbouonist Of Kansas h. been sotng upon bis
responsibility, and viii not be aimed b. the al.
mnlstrsiIon. We need only contrast the language Of he
article q .e Onion, which we antex and which has the
stamp Of authority upon H. with the extracts from Mr.
Waivers speech, 70 show how completely he s repudaed
By those whose authority he invoking carry out hs
own schemes In the Territory Of Kanrs What these
schemes may be, DO NOT pretend 10 say denney but
u 70 us that the object which alone could have
tempted who has held bis positions IA MAKE him
self the representative and champion OF the anti southern
party.
From the Washington Union, June "a
KANgAR.