Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-22


we remain under territorial legislation, must submit
60 have laws adjudoacd and executed by appontecs Of
The President VI whom have been Che opprcssors Of
the people while others evidently grossly ignorant OF
our pas, history and present condition Should the Ter
rora Legislature remove all ohsacesto your progresl
40 that collision " jurisdiction should occur h would
doubtless become yout duty TO provide at early day
wise and wholesome laws for the use Of the people
Ihe following attempt 70 pcrycr Che history Of Kansas,
in the message n acting Territorial Governor Denver Of
the an inst, Is worthy of notice. lie says
The anlirs of Kansas have Tor long time attracted
Mon and b. IS sincerely 90 De hoped that he troubles
which have heretofore existed among The people VI this
territory arc about t1 hc peacefully adjusted Afer the
long continued disturbances this win be most crafty
ing result and win ,r1 new impetus 20 the prosperity
and settlement cfte country. Settled this te-rit ry
has been by people from every portion Of the odor states
ton Of domestic slavery could hardly Doc expected That
colsions would not occur; and yet spirit OF tolerance
such rs has characterized sister Territory Nebraska
which was organized under the samclaw and whore sa
very exists To- almost quite great extent as u
docs here might have prcyentcdit There al questions
Of public policy have been determined by resort 20 the
balotboX, and ON parties have Yielded ready acquics
ccncc go such decisions Coorcvc measures have never
been resoricd 70 there and whenever frauds have been
attempted no the elections application has been made 70
the proper tribunals Tor correction, and in no instance
gs Tar as my Information extends, without finding re-
Ncpraska icr'oy is worthy Of All commentator, aud
sincerely hope that the great of the people OF This
territory viii follow their example
D. is true that Che affairs OF Kansas have attracted
much of Che attention Of the American people and for
c very good reason th1 the Sovereignty Of whole
being crushed ont hy the Federal nover
patton cycry f,t. fg , Union ,, 5ir tl, incre.tcd
hr it popular sovereignty iva Kansas could De destroyed
Our once proud rrnibiic ,i,o uiocc toa desnotisr
GOV Denver thinks if,t shirt Of toieration % sirb
as characterized The people Nebraska would have pre-
vented the unfortunate collisions in Kansas u is din.
cult 10 r1ncriyo b,,, tho no,l m r,nsns ,,J b1,c
been more tolerant than thcy have been from the COM
mcncemcut OF their history. bid thew not tolerate"
Uf boo az fNtFtf
bllIpt-hoxcs ,rosel FROM tbo, i, f,roir arrv and
foroifn rlyerrr,eft rigl ,,, ,bcr, ,,iioYf r,ist.
nnce3 Did thoy nor Soc tbe administration nt W,shr-
t1u endorse s usurplton and remove Gov Rccder be-.
cause he would nof enforce it upon the pcoule3
1866 whom an army VI 1870 rorr was hro IN AGAINST
thc paluc bs federal authoritv without cause or nr9,o
cation
Nav. ls5e s Nar.b" " op5 5d ,so, ne, .re
hotel. printing prc,.o. udpri,atc property destroyed
-" WIN ivy ~ Cni'eu 9iaies no9 N',n
DO confined on ne oriric ana IN prisons Tor mo- onse
VIII sum .i"nt mc.huc' ND liberation
of t lont ,,. ,l ~, ,i', ,,,, ,'g tndJ ~
choir Victims, rs no Other people have donei
,o I . people o, Ne.r2, ora, any other place would
Kansas to m, otr,l,. r9,.j ON tbem. bep ore tbey
fit only 90 be slaves.
s n' ,'' pe9l's Or Ngora5Ee h2'e Deen lel perfectly
r9r.i9pea. ,,i,i ,hr n,,,,;.,,.. ~ ., o.; ,1
h,,eno r7u.r of complaint. wilhelm Kansas mo- man is
SD otnt is't ne o,, not know th'r,ese 20 be trng
m'ni9 han'as that hoy ~il witness, all such attempt,
hc c,ni-sr." foT tb' ,J''ini.ir,iiog vterc f. be-.
lonrs g. hc plmleroi people, with indignant ,coru.
ii's' 'ha' me a1ino.iY and o'gT '.e.,
roncr,ioas Can u, be- so, Can II be- tbat the Hd-
g'n'.'3'on ' miehy nation is Influenced by pcrson-
I'm IN 1,o ,r,,iI. M say AZ, i n az, h.a ,n,,, o'l II,
hegoen'ry' &C.,; and 3. certainly veli known that
o,i IN. ,'i.,,, m 3'' eoy 'l 1, murray i,-,
'ioas n coy Denver mes.lr. ,ait for ho future No
grop' .a sere.yoa rom tao frauds injustice and '-
and 40 b., iorai ,h., ,, .-,. t,;' ~,
better a'y Tor kansas The people ask for their lights
t ,c,,' ,I ,,i ei T' a,i, tg5e sD1' DC
C. ROBINSON.
i,@@peN'; Jam a. lS'S
"o LEGISLATURE 'hen ADJOURNED, 10 meet
. d" Ia" e'Ve ye,'''"AY AFTERNOON at' % CLOCK
nc ooleot OF the movement was TO mold the
session OF the territorial and the Topeka
legislatures IN the same VICINITY to produce
concert Oh octioh between them' and to agree
upon a inc OF poncy.
4 large company OF Free State men left
!. i,ea'eh"ot'h early wednesday morning with
.llc NieM Oh securing inc eleeuon Judges who
n e'''l'.'eu S'N or seven hundred bogus votes
5,o,rJ 'Iat e,'re ~" -lolu'y ne J'ugeS
s; H. ''' Ike Wi eo.,'is' anu i'eu 10 ans
,rl. fD,.' '''''' ,''' 'Dui pO.oIe 'n''' %''''"''
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