The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-20
Ar AIRS IN KAN SAS.


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W. Leavenwosth Ctty Corr spssaenoe.
LzAvmwosn CRY, X. T., Jaly ., lsss.
DotngsisAsd ASripsls- Settlement Of ts Font Scott Diff
sskis-Psli,sosI Natt@s-rA< ApproacAin0 Election
Hs~ tie Fourth ssas Cslsbrasd-Yss~S Kansas on q
Aws, DC dc.
Marcus J. Parrot arrived In this city from Washington
sfew asys go. Mr. Pssross has brought With him about
dozen lAyge mail bags Of public documents relating y
Arsas which be intends distributing over the Territory
with view Of rendering the rejection of the Lecompton
constitution dead certainty Such precautions, trouble
expense on the part Of the honorable gentleman Is re-
ally unnecessary the minds Of the people hav been
made up months ago. far the Enslsh Leosnpson bill
h concerned
Governor Denver also arrived here fsw days ago
nom the southern part Of the Territory whore his mission
psace had been succeesn beyond the most san
evne expectations. The Fort Scott difficulties may
be considered settled, and peace once
rsore re'gus supreme In al Kansas Zoe TASK
q. solving upon Governor Denver in undertaking 70
restore peace the counties OF Linn, Lykens and
Bourbon ordinary one But few men cou.o nave
accomplished r. rs successfully rs Governor DrnVel,
Nhen he eypi essed 1e.erp nauo' 70 coed 10 zoe
Ct the e unat enoea 10y any Disry es'9'
vas rreuy strcpgy ointed by mes OF 'us , ,h
Lane and teo 1ery sch0oi tnas his life would psy ne
kT'ei But these threats did not disturb DIS equh
krun IN the least lie pun sued 1.-THE even tenor VI ns
way looking not 10 the right or ef gu, m onss.nl.,
ward the path OF DUTY, be sormounsed NJ oos'1ioe
successfully accomplished his masioo Tor sue gnoa OF
tire pecpe Of Kansas. since Governor penvsr appout
un-pt 10 cf,e the laws been fairly Ano Impair lauy
A stered 10 ALL free State or proslavery
men End the effect OF his wisdom and honesty 10 matters
which ed the welfare u the people u 40 visible
shss ever hs most enemies TO esd admit
shs be lDe Governor tins pecpe Of the Territory
were ever blessed with
should be q nae poiirca excitement about this time.
Quite the contrary. There never was 30 muco apathy
pcec regard 10 politics. Scarcely word Ia uttered
sb
psrhape by q few political hucksters ABOUT whom pobo1y
cares straw and to whose narsreues none out few
foosh people listen. There 70 q calm and settled deter
in min os Of the people winch foco0des any
thing but pleasant prospeN for tue party hacks who
Sour years The ooom OF these demssogues is sealed,
sud the second day August the sentence OF execu
Non will be carried into effect
fhA FOURTH passed CT quietly In this city No acc
dents lsss CT LIE unusual emen atten led its cele
brason The Kcsspoo cannon, which vas used with
s1ch terrible effect sackng OF La In 1906
Wse yesterday 10 the peAceiu miss on OF a
poupeine The arrival Of national anniversary. From
the bluff above the levee beiched forth in It's loud
ess tones peace AID goodwill toward men,
and Joy 1t the complete restoration OF peace 70
u bnerto unhappy country Az the day advanced the
the city ~ed clearly that tae Intention
Of ctzsr the day In becom ug mauner
A. boon the Snieos Guard parsded In full dress UNIFORM
for the frat tine their zsol marcaed tarough
the pri cipa streets tue and thee proceeded toNa
cinpat, "a viag, abost bN mile distant ron Leaven'
voFh,l where arrangements were made Tor the enjoy
men, OF festivities cou.sNat With the DAY sought to be
ceebrated There the Declaration OF lndepeodauce was
re al spd an GRAFTON delivered, ai.er which the Goa
IN some hsI reres nmen,s AID then returned
% lhe city to attend ball which was got the occa
The turner's and the Leavenworth Light Artillery
ase para5ed, aud lert their ard towcrd celebrating tbe
s beco ming the occasion. 10 the evening
III the iqucr stores open ana doing ru,nng bust
sf,cr mdp,ss, beore he noise Ana merrmept O, toe
Bsccnus be heard On the whole the Fourth
was celebrated In good style The people buried all dit
ferences unite brothers for the purpose OF ex
pressing uDf4gped JOY Ut the return Of anniver
sary those who desire TO liberty
prospery disseminated througuou! the habiiaols GLOBE
IKAvESwoKH CRY, K. T., July 7, 1853
Movements Of Jim Lave s.ce his Dischayge-A Aodern
Crssad,r--G0repor Denrers Departure for Washington.
No had Lane been released from custody than
he accepted invitation 70 deliver Fourth OF July
ton Brownsville In his letter accepting the invitation,
be medesty stated that the invitation had arrived
day be would have been compelled 10 decline the
preferred honor the decision in the jenkins had
tnen been devered but that the court hal ho
norAoy acquitted him Of the charge Of murder, he
night wiling to place himself before the pub
lie. Lanes sublime mpudence Is only equAled ny hs
es,isn and vanglory. few months ago, wh'c ad-
dressing some iAnats at Topeka upon the necessity Of
crushing cut all pro slavery from the Territory, his
lofty IDEAS were Ell pressed the following sentence
People Of Kansss, IN mass convention assembled,
loteDd visiting the southern part OF tes rerrtt,ry
Wye cut from that PORTION OF our beautiful
p.rrr,ory those vile reptiles Who committing sucn foul
oegredasiops nrmly be 1--we that God will spare m,
. N accomplish tns grand object, and then he Will take
ue bore.
such w1s The commencement OF lanes harangue. or
the character o. lie remainder your readers form but
opiricn. A mo,eip crusader. truly To "wips oct
thcse who were committing such fod depredAtons"
tntnae frieuos followers Toe de lredaiiols were
e,nitsed by Tree STATE men and the sonere were tos
pro slavery men, aud children ~ho had veuturei
70 sestle southern ksns1 Asatost whom then, were
his raiiops oireoedf Why sgansi out che pro
slavery Inhabitants Many were The outrases commited
b. Lanes band which sere never made pu oc, ana nu-
the frauds AMI inques practised ~ his
10 o<ei' and yet This acrusace 10 behalf Of freedom
Probably the kirg Of Colonel jenkins was The Acs OF
foe departure Of Governor Denver for Washington
ue "a ms aot source Of much regret W the msses
here the especially IL rumored that he intends
handing his resignation when he arrives q, the capital
Dorir bis sojourn among us be has made himself popular
Ia sso.p himself 70 BE- ihs right mao for The place ae
occupied and II In ten chances thai The people OF
K.nsss vDl ever be bessed with such an excellent ms
getrate Governor Denver, understand, desires 10 visit
C3iforba, which STATE he made his h,me many years
ago and IN the OF furlough moi being granted him
b. Ire government, be interds resgDng hs Office "a
for ire pupose OF obtaining the desired urough that he
Tou< fer the capital. That he vii not rec On
tbt ooe be mas 90 well ned g the heartfelt wish Of the
majority (sl the stories OF the tribune 10 the ooatra-
~ olsttstas org), and sincerely hoped that sumo
Arrangement NAY be made whereby we nay sdl have
The IudEioue, knd honest 0EGefl0n o. such
mAn a. Gov Denver. Now ha have peace snd happi-
desire 10 keep H. and notrun the rsk Of losing
BY seirs such men as wakes Gesry or Shannon among
ps Tbe people Of Kansas happy sell
present The entire Territory, from north 10
sOuh and from east 70 west, At resco No longer IL
there any Decessity for goi1g armei ia daylight With
orupe q revolsers and bowie knife; no logger viii
sKt door Beghbor shoot you down like dog because OF
political opinions no longer are The hsrsntues Of such
men Lane, strngfeilov Titus listened by the
people Ali IA changed
"erim ys.sed var has snoothed bis vrnkled front"
and nseA1 Of banding the rife the knife the pco
PIE oorent take the plough an develops the
rtsourcs. Of country cmpenty rich a. ksnsse The
lend has sIeui his worst fury the god less Of
peace and plenty hovers gently US distributing with
q avlsh hand those blessings which we're sorey In
need o.
LKAUSvoRrH CRY, x. July 9, 1858.
kas<rnai mrvOuemoats-Proposed RaiIroad asd 7sls-
graph Lines, dc.
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