The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-07-16

peace and welfare of the Union ye; ;oSs 70 tie
from attempting to blend together the ~; result
and interests Of people from ditferent nueip'es
Of tue Union, Who were alike ignorant ~ on
and equally preiudiced by education sn5 Other,
cal associations, against Wha. one on III pO,ti-
REGARDED rs inherent and inalienshla ne Other
The kansas Nebraska act. in effect. daslro,.,
the right Of the people Of the Soutb ,n W.
their peculiar institutions and propcrtv ,eaIfy
extreme North while it equally san., 70 The
the right Of the people q the North to ems..d
establish their views and policy, If npms !nere
superior to those who affiliate In sent;mecaliy
sctien with the people Of the Souther. and
hansas. from ITS salubrity Of climate fertyo );
ten, and mineral and agricultural Ts.i,tp POSI-
well as its location near the old comn. n,
Inc was at once regarded BY all paris ~ ,se
sGrsd to s1 we're rs be spss HsT. The
determined. institution
The issue was made-the trial has hee, H.,
il becomes the duty Of all good citizens T;ii and
distnction 81 party, peacably to submit 10 ~
DECISION Of the majority. " The
Tho sgitation cOnsequent upon the tr;., :.
about to terminate. The msjority of the neC,i :
in the formation Of State goyernms-pt People s
doubtless express and enforce their own yio vii
w hiie 1t IS matter Of great congrafuist;os
that the great issne, with its trials danger,
to termination, the General Goyernmsnt
the representative and agent Of all the Sat-.
owes TO the people Of Kansas, to the pionss,s'
20 the settlers the champions Of public opinion
gratitude. The United States onened The ~.
ritory for settlement under he peculiar cir.nI
stances-emigration was stimulated. an nIt-,
political element full Of prejudice and section.
aiism, which had long disturbed the countrr
was here brought into the prac teal issues y
life. aggravated by outside interference on ~.
one side and a total failure upon the part of ~.
federal arm on the other, to preserve tbs
peace. maintain order, and protect the pers soe
and property Of loyal and peaceable citizens FINN
the outrages Of marauders. The apple Of A..
cord, which had so long created trouble ana
anxiety in the halls of LEGISLATION at Washin-1.
ton Was cast among those who had sought "a
make their homes upon the beautiful prairies ~
kansas, and for the contentious that thus a-ns.
the General Government is responsible II /,
confidently believed By hundreds Of all partis.
throughout the Territory that Congress shopN
and would make an appropriation for the re;ni
bursement and decentralization of those uho
have sustained losses directly resulting from IN
troubles incident to the settlement of the Terri.
tory. Political parties and residents Of one nor.
tion of the Union or the other, view the aets Of
their opponents in Kansas unfayorably
But common justice. and reasonable respect
lSr men VINO eIn me ptetegau,es9 o. American
in Kansas be regarded as the legitimate re.uI, of
the action Of the General Government. The
over ali that ha. passed. and the acior DC sPTsad
Elephants in the Territorial troubles be regarded
pa I1 ser as men wno Jealous sonen
principles in which their faith and eon6depc 81
was sincere. Making due allowance for each
their efforts to present. the facts to Congress Ss X
the manner contemplated by the Act under
that he s,S spu wnsihn S nor u"u6tfs
have sustained losses will have their grievance,
redressed o. the authority 70 which they hares
In reviewing the evidence, It will be seen that
the proof in some cases is comparatively slight,
II 1t must oh e horen ~ g cpn thn
a state Of civil war, the disappenranee Of ind,
VdsSa;, loss q hpapoTs and individual asperie,
useful 70 claimants, are to be expected TS h
pSpfegTi herewith submitted ed are as complete "
'OS Sna Js Vnps'' co. unaer tue o'reems'ance''
SucH .as '"e 'ansusse VI tns FORMER
o s"sant",;no ef .S az @ppo.n'ee " Tue hep'
in his Rsnor, 20 Sonnross " go
,;oraJ HI nos;,;on s aS1 "U s"S;,; unen,
NH n. onaU,a ILL.,, "u . .ail.,'s.'.!
,.";aht "a aan.;ias",; .u W. on''''eu ~ 70
he Psnort Sanos.S,e r,S "ua secuted I; lS'
Int for The reasons alreadU 49, w mn,II
nroh,b,v bova rosrI,ad ~ ssoo;sa 80 80
W. ouo,a a. Ian',,,nso ~ spI r. ~, "'.'O"'
nose of sbnw;n@ ,he roD;,;on o' .nU pu,I
and the adniss;ons ,ban fronl,n 800
Tn the discboroa Of on dm,;as :. Ca.'
riss;oners undar ,ho ,aw Ill ' as I'm I'.
No, cal, honnI % .a ae law. mn,lo VIC nave
bv ali the tecbn;csi rnIss U.oeoIns'
which govern Courts of Law wa Ssvs
nevertheless bean guided in orr ;rras,;
cations and decisions hv ,bo rnIo. IS 80;
dence and ,bose oraa;- nr;U.;rIas IS ~.
which The exnerie5ce Of a.ss hss sha ,~
To be safa on;dss 70 ,rn,b apS ;ra,;oa ,ni
altbonob we have lohorad 49, h.""' 1
sanoo ef r.snons;I,;,;., "a ue' usI a!
Sire to do instics tn ali nart;es ws d s,
not claim. or even hone that in all caso
wa have been abla 10 do ex.ct ;ns,;ca :,
claimants We do NOT Joub. hu, il sou,
instances claimants nav bave nrouat
more than thew could ;ns,,v cIs;Di an,
aoaiu we nave No dorb; redrcaJ ~ go; "",
ed claims that wsro ,osr;,or;ous = - asJsv.
the moot wos oot srfio;on, - ;,s 80 -
- ~ W "'u"y "
honnd to 5ecids sccord;n, W r. n -. 70.
which wa have mt on rocord anS :,
which wo ;ny;,o ronr s,..n,;on N
We take occasion boro % ar, ar