The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22

documents are wholly unnecessary. Mr.
CONWAY wants $500 at once, to be used
in the forthcoming election" Money
Is extremely scarce" hence it is but just
to infer that he thought $500 would go .
great way in the canvass. Denver has
thousands of dollars to use to beat Us III
this election. The Democrats and Adj
ministration Free State men are struggling
to control the election, and viii sup
press the Leayenworth government. The
Judge, as one of the Supreme Judges IN
der the Topeka Constitution, volunteers
bis opinion that it viii be perfectly legal
to set the Leavenworth Constitution in
operation if we should be admitted under
the Lecompton Constitution.
But it is Mr.. WHITMAS's letter which
is needed as a key to Conway's. Mr.. G..
is cautious, and uses great deal of fnesse
in his letter; but Mr. W. speaks right
out. He gives history of things as he
sees and understands them, doing great
injustice, however, to those who favored
the voting policy, by misrepresenting, un-
doubtedly unintentionally, their position,
both before and after the election. OF
this We care nothing but it does strike
Us as rather rich to find letter from a
gentleman so prominent in the Topeka
party, and who is known to be in the Sc
crets of that party, announcing it as the
deliberate intention to make tbis. Leaven-
worth affair ''the Hiring goue77aEent of the
State, and no power on earth can with
stand it. THEY MADE 1T TO STAND
BYIT, AND FOR NO BOYS GAMEs'
"You know how much tact, money and
wire pulling, can do to outwit and defeat
the will of the people" Mr.. Conway
thinks it will take about $500, and wants
it sat once" a friend writes from Bos-
ton that he got it, so if "the people" were
not outtcitted, it was not the fault of Con-
way, nor Whitman, nor the $500.
These men were violent against the
"Bolters" last winter. ALI sorts of denun-
Citations were bestowed upon those who
refused to be dictated to by a packed con-
vention; but here Mr.. Whitman, speaking
for the ultra radical men," says -
aft wrong men should secure the nom
nation, lat Topeka, on the 18th of April, !
the field should be contested at the polls b.
VOLUNTEER-oAND !"
No boiling there, of course, but "volun-
teer candidates" are to be brought out and
run in opposition to the regular nominal
tons. After reading that letter, and
knowing that it is the voice of the "ultra
radicals" ashley are pleased to call them
selves, who does not feel like driving the
rats from the ship?
But it seems to us, the gist of the whole
matter is conferred in the following quota
ton -
"For force, we shall have no occasion,
hope; but if so, SMALL DOMESTIC
one will do the work EFFECTUALLY."
Whitman is the Quarter Master General
of Lanes army in Kansas. He was the
man who visited Fort Scott last Deem
Der; and it was he who made the fiery
report at the Convention on the 22d and
23d Of December, representing that col
lision was about coming off down there
with the troops, and begged them not to
be there quarreling about such trifing
matters when the country was on the eve
of revolution. Whether he was con-
cerned with secret organization which
was got up in this Territory for certain
purposes, which at present shall be name
less, we will not undertake to say !; but
his endorsement of the small donsestic''
force which Montgomery is employing at
this time against quiet, inofensive citi-
zens, has bad look.