, 1858-04-23
About Kansas.

They are getting tired Of the thing, even
in Kansas. We clip the following preg-
nant paragraph from the Levenworth Daily
Ledger of the 18th instant, which came 10
hand recently: '1' 4n0as
Let the Lecompton Constitution pass,
and let the representatives elected be called
together and elect the two United States
Senators, and the agony is all orer. True,
there may be a faction in the Free State
party who will not be successful, and may
eudeavor to keep up this Internal niggef
agitation, from the fact that they have been
ruled out from q participation in the
'Spoils;' but that's nothing, they can be
easily choked of and made to bite the dust
by the stern will Of the people. Detnai
gogues' and fanatics Of both parties are
no longer in the hearts and affections Of the
people, and their 'ranting' and 'roarings.
will avail nothing. The people are sick,
tired and dsgustsd with them, and viii
listen to their madness no more We want
peace, for that brings US happiness and
prosperity" ffl5 r,i
Here is another appeal to be let alone,
from the Kansas Herald Of Freeman: 10
CRoAKERs AeAN.-The New York Tn
bune and presses Of that character, as has
been their character in the past, are now.
discouraging emigration to Kansas by mis-
taken representations in regard TO the late
election They state positively that Cal
houn will give certificates Of election to The
I a-el, oft ho II IN.
compton Constitution, and to a majority Of
the members Of the legislature; and then
they are continually stating that the Be-
compton Constitution will be ibdorsed By
Congress From these facts they, argns
that the Democratic party has made Kan.
sas slave State, and by this CRY they hope
to hurl that party from power. At tie
same time they must be conscious thatK
the Democratic party was sure toobs swept
from existence three years hence, that
event could not save Kansasto freedom, aa
the question would have been permanently
settled long previous to that time. .-l' -
The phole tendency Of those 1edkiag P4-
peys, from first 10 last hdee besn % MAKE
Kansas i0Aat those joarnals hare pro fessedla
desire 10 droid. Our only hope Of saving
Kansas to freedom lay throngh smigratloa:
Their croakings instead Of encouraging
emigration, as has been cur policy BY pre-
seniing q gllded future, sneh as - ilsyyla laIIl
it 5S t5oasasSidds e dPf6A bee Ea aI are inTs,
ria6ly resorted to-whether purpoSely OF
otherwise we leave the Fehderto determine
nor himself after carefully considering Ell
the facts-at the time when We are pT1pars
ing for, and most In need Of the heaviest
emigration. 1t has been suggested that
this was only subterfuge OF those editions
TO prevent the East from being depopnlaisd
by the enormous emigration which would
otherwise follow. IN sd c8li'.iaoss lnif
Tb.re 4. not a. man. In his sobsr esn..,f
who s,s dos. ~, NJ, kno,~ 'th.t K Kanses Tarritorr.
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