New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

1.-THE chief danger to Ksnsa. now springs from out
side with s s. The s,en mass 81 me people
otbe Territory are satisfied with Gov Gery aud lis atnnls-
traiion Of government The most trusted leaders OF toe
party, with Gev Roinon at their se.i demand
sci iial 10 their welfare IN L ilme'' l0tn-
VIII The Time, be good enough explicitly shciher
es.ds the ensctment Of :he 'osed Territorial Leg'a'
tue elected March So 1855 holding its sessions frat at Shaw
nee Mission last at LecomptoD, part of "As dv' whose
lin partial administration s essential to the welfare OF
the People of Kansas We anxious to have this point
clearly understood. lFro1ne lsto'
THr TRIBUNE wishes 10 know whether The inns
cour he people of Kns, TO ree, The laws enacted ey re
Territorial l., g.iure OF 1855 We perfectly wih1g 10
.y il. srxietv" for explicit answer" on this poi4t-
.faise We bes THE TRIBUNE then understand thai
have SCI give the people OF Kansas upon ths $40
10 low their own convcilops duty rood policy That
the Leesurs referred TO was 'ham-impo'ed upon me peo
clement. valid laws ard are not morally Of esay onons
upor the people Of Kansas we have not the shte dolo
snnued whether the bes, interests Of the inhabitants OF
ksr'a require that they should rsher De- &
poc. is question which ought TO De is 20 men zee
biased decision. Times -''u'
We should like to copy the rest of The I"Hes''
column but it is mainly repetition of the ideas
if that lie the proper term-e1hibited above, with
attempts, il defiance of our express statements, to
represent The TRIBUNE as counseliDg forcibe re-
si.laDce in Kansas to Federal authority. We coan-
eel nothing Of the sort We have only sympathized
with the great body Of the Free-State men in their
emphatic and indignant protest against the usurPa-
tion OF authority over them BY the Border Ruians
and their bogus Legislature, and its enforcement by
FEDERAL edicts and bsyonets.
"The iap," which The Times would have i'm
plicisly obtyed in Kansas either includes the Boz.
der Ruffiau code or it does not. If not, then its
cepsure of other friends Of the Ffee.Snte cause is
proundlees and impertnent, for nobody on our side
BIS. dreamed Of resisting any other laws than those
Of the bogus Territorial Legislature. If it does in-
cIude those enactments under the comprehensive
term "he lar, then it misrepresents the most
trusted leaders Of the Free-State party, with
Gov. Rob Lson al their head, as cOncurring
with it in demanding an impartial administration
" Of tie lac as essential TO their welfare" They
hold, as We DO, that Federal authority and power
mus. be submitted TO, even when welded IN sup
port Of wicked usurpation, but that the bogus
epac,ments form no part of the law which the
Pee pie Of Kansas are bound to respect and obey,
ard that no obedience should be rendered TO them,
as SUCH but only to the Federal poner which backs
and Ulholds them.
The Tim,s suggests that "J Gov. Geary can be
" sustained in bis evident desire 10 suppress and
"preyent all intrusion" &C., &c. things will go
right in Kansas. Gov. Gearys present attitude
furnishes the fit response to this suggestion.