, 1859-09-09

Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Revelations.

Revelations.
lconesponaenes Of the Buffalo conme7eal Adve.tssefl
ouAnA, MT. Aug. =. lss9.
The excitement attending upon the e1trao1:.
dinatJ political events in kansas which followed
The repeal of the Missouri Compromise, CON.
minor developments in the application Of tho
(shen) new docrinc Of Squatter Sovereignty.
Kansas at ouce, from the day when Davy At
Gibson left his seat President, pro tsTa Of tue
United States Senate to organize blue Lodges
in TIC border counties Of Missouri Tor the pur-
pose Of extending the ares Of slavery, became
the paradise Of letter writer's, and the home Of
for their belligerent dispositions. whether north
OF south: As u consequence, Nebraska, With its
far more 1uxrriAnt prairies, it's mora fruitful
valleys, and its delicious climate; was ignored.
Kansas WIS advertised from one extreme OF
longitudinal reckoning and back again, and I'M
The ''oStrages" aud t'atrocities' which were
perretrated in Nebraska, under the specious
pretences Of Squatter Sovereignty, By the Ad-
ministration Office holders, were on such d.
minutiYe scale that they we're passed oser in
silence, OF remained rnnoticed altogether. But
they existed, nevertheless, and correct history
Of ihe organization aad progress Of this Terri
tale unfold.' which must astonish the staid and
sober Inhabitants Of the East. Like Kansas,
Nebraska has been not only hospital but
grave for broken down political hacks, who be-
lieve in the Democratic creed, Notwithstanding
its frequent mutations; and, as in Kansas, each
power, following in this particular the iustri-
GUS example set BY the administration at Wash
ington until their very names have become IN
e1ecrntion upon the lips Of the people
TIE NEBRASKA 1rpGEs AND GOVERNORS.
First there wa. Gor. Burt of South Caro-
lima. who died in Office, aud was succeeded By
lis Secretary, Gov. Cumming, who speculated
largely in city lots, and brought the whole of
the executive influence TO bear upon favorite To-
Gallons. Then came Gov. Richardson, OF llli-
nois, who was beaten 50 badly BY Coz: Bissel1,
and lastly came Samuel ". Black, Of Pennsyl-
vauia, who was formerly Chief Justice Of the
surpassed all his predecessors, whether on The
bench or in the executive chair, in the total de-
prayity Of his conduct and il the tyranny Of
his rule. As judge, the ermine Of Lecomp:e
and Cato will preserve an unsullied gloss beside
him and his associates; while as Governor,
Shannou and Woodson deserve to be partiular-
IL commended by comparison.
NOVEL LEGISLATIVE PRocEEpSGs.
In Legislative matters, the result has been in
no wise different When the Territory was Or
ganized and thrown open for settlement, it ut
0tce became the hn1ne nf three widely different
classes of peoDie. VIZ. honest souatters. who
saw in its fertile soil rich harvest their in
dustrious toll; the Office seekers, who, relying
upon their subserriency to tue administration
and the slare power behind the throne, dared
ti,e RAJ eststa o,mbls~s and snac,{nfors uho
came here with coroct ha1s onIr md rej;rd m
on their shrewdnese shnTnnes: and onliih;liv
If the masses for tle;r sIrrr.s and nuon the
General corruntion which nreyniled in HE dif.
fsrent branches Of ,,orernment for their safety
Rial neitber of tho tro Mt ,,,ent;oned classes
hare succeeded fu1iy accordinr to thrir expec-
tations. il throuvl no fanlt ef theirs. hut IN
| conseuueice Of The stubborn resistancc Of The
former und tbe rreat financfaf crit;s. which Dr.
stroyed for the lime being ali their bopes Of m
exteusiye immirration,
The ieriti,nate resnlt of ottemntino tn orran.
in society in The {n;.l,t n fhese diseordant ce.
n,cnta. via an immediate resort tn how;e. .ln;Tex
anI rntoi~a-. IL :. 49,. .tat y .eJa - n;r;1
nnJ cr;nn;rsI f,,ra ,,aa has, oat1v nJo1sad. hut
1naa, ani.- .a"s,;n. a1 .Ss sa! ~ 1t 49,
WIFI has Il 4s n,r,s nT s sham pn
tia "nen uaa ~, rs auAeloas Fa'1tess, ~ snow nou
tafnss.!y ue @ osocrscy n M IN seoi sas;.i ss "e as
| r ihansas' nate peen pug 9spfe1aa ~. champions
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| saot NAM 9:nea lacey, IN 9.3e county 1or
I :JanplnS, us e.alm' II GUY oIooo, a1a was
iotrrn NJ ia ne~t session C,r tha soIa rurIosa a
If ,.st,;n, lin ~ cs.nr ,tn.aLT ta fr;ni;,,ni
~, no @ nau,eora,;, tfm;,sd csuta. i.I,.aa
IN IN I,enc Jan;JsI thst tIsre ,s.s ~ io,.Sa.
~ ~. otncn, uFeiuea snas thefe WIS no !oogel
~ run'snens ~. w 9ashee-tna. Hot etgn
s.rotaot'n~ .r;n', 49, ,h;s T,-r.o.r n,d IT,!
IONS now occnn;es m nndsnn,e.l nya,n;nent 50.
cciai md no,;t;cai nos;t;on IL H. rh;ef toEn IN
which Tx foni rnrr,cr waa COMMITTED "' -
Si,bnnrl, shcr,. Il n f,;r nnnsncrt of II ,h;s
fojt norir i;nss lave nerer SsFetofora baan
dr,,,r n,,d ,i,o .s,nnrrorv bars haJ srsrv+;n'<
.hor arn nar ,-ar e Tho Tas,;tnr has | ooo !n ~
IT, heI ""n "a5 haf ~ tstt as ~ SISa n. run aoi
n,. nt ~. ipa ,a,a ~ t H.
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