The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27

petitions Of the people Of K.nsss they Insisted on
enforcing those lawson enforcing that border ru1sn
coSe a. the point of the bsyoDet and they did enforce
The administration sent four Eve governors 70 Kan
sas, who went away s firm supporters, but when they
came to 20 into the Territory and the actual Of
aiaTe; when they saw the truth besmDg from the eyes
Of the people and heard told in :hcr siYple language
story Of suffering, and oppression, and barhaiity I'M
psraleled IN the history Of Christian nations for the last
two hundred every one Of those governors re-
turned less sympathy with the people Of that
r,ory (Cries Of "1hai's so, and applause) Why
was ny Because The people told the truth Fellow cit
zens, was when the party in power AZ Washington de-
sernned that they would crush out the people Of Kan
despotc power, that the republican party was born
TAX about the republican party being seclonAth the
,ST party Is factions seeks 70 over
publican party -. born Apes'''s s.Syo,p.o lone
the conrto Of the government without The Will of the peo
pie and by force Of sough. TO crush out the ber
Ives Of The iiee people Of ksns.s pplause But fell
eot that occurred there All those proceedings were
but proceedings OF the bold robber Of Inc rights Of the
people OF Kansas But the tactics Of the pexty were
changed What they could rot accomplish by foroe thew
epdeAvored TO accomplish by fraud inok At the letter
written by President Buchanan to Mr.. Walker whsn be
Yves gong TO kaneas and the policy which he there laid
down, declaring that was in his policy tia
the constitution should be submitted TO the people Of
Xsnsar And yet nutS thsanding this declaration Of his
policy to Walker and notwithstanding uat walker him.
sell declared thai acquieeced in by every member
OF the Cabinet, .nis party has seized upon the
cd the President Of the United STATES to change that
policy and by fraud, perjury and vlsny Of every form
o,cs upon Le People OF Kansas the hated institutions
which they had resolved never to adopt Why fellow
cugers cont GU remember that Ut the time OF this pre-
tended election, when the constitution pretended
be submitted to the people OF Kansas they we're To have
slavery At sll eventsS II they adopted the constitution
with slavery ea,sry Was to be declared all
CONSTITUTIONS TO ce higher than the constitution II hey
adopted the constitution without slavery % they pre-.
tended they we're going 70 do eth provided thst every
save in the Territory, ard every child born Of slave
parent tkould n main tho unceputed property OF his
master forever This the substance OF the two provi-
siors. Ard when they 1, submt the Question 20
the people Of Kartss for their upon the conetuon
II onclueively proved that at Oxford and Kjckapoo
and ether ls towns In which there were only perhaps
thirty houses end 1t best not more than cpe hundred
voters, there poped from sixteen hundred TO two
thousand votes the hNembsos moro than two ,hrcs Of
the ne Dr ccry, the OF James Bu cbapan
Horace Greeley and James Gordon
for will bear 10 mind that when men atemp forge
the election rctur Of people, are apt give
ont and iey obliged to adopt those already known
This was The party, and ths manner IN which was a.
mit.a to isiSe ry5n e Congress " the United States