, 1861-03-22
FR0n KANSAS,
xearcnvEorlh snd the LeaEonWorta
Telegraph. RI shvr9 Supply ~ Sseu
xs,rnt.- rho Senatorial C0nteAt3 6c~


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Correspondence OF the Chicago IF1oaae.j
LzAvEswon1H, hansas. March -. tooA'
Four years ago to morrow iandeo .. AsA'
euworth "for Kansas" Since then she MS
grown up from frontier town Oh oet"een '"o
and three thousand Inhabitants to ca1y Oh
little over eight thousand, WILL saige popa'
lation IN the Interior coutrasted "ltn a1oioss
none at that time. Ihe stfeets anu 4s'e Eve.
then had more 4ueaoa oemonsoa ~ o
ness than to-aay-more alrisals anu oepAt
urcs, Judging from the appearances LIZ. taee'
the eye The eples OF mefcnanolse "e'e 1Ase
than nov, which Is b5 no means psooA ~
the decline Of the permanent prosperity y.
1aa1enworth, Of her business 1acaaues' not
the ente1tri or energy o1 her ot'@ene. oueo
The condition Of the country anu nos"ha
standing the statement Of "pfom'ncnt usa
in this town to the effect tha1 Inc Represents
ttons OF Mr. As1tt ana 1ne l'ienae "a -
are exaggefailon' one 1aet II aAAen1 "A1 Io
niable, that leanncss ms P'eAso LUG P'sa'
il famine has not gaaweo AZ inc S'1aiS "a .ue
people Step INTO ING no.et@'
Street corners. "aeto @no w .oa,,,
gEcsa'e, aaa sup l1o'n oe."s e..,s..-s %
"united STATES seoaIo ss s,s, -.s~ =.
and Eoiee'" ana oa1'e. " .oosee
eloquent anu 4us'f oetia1 ~ 114 'p.'
aggt1asloh anu III, 'nou9"1o -
but go 1nto 'ae 4's"3'"n5 aou ~, ~ 49,
commerce, anu oou' way o4 49,.
spon.e. 40" when IL IL nosoe IL nulnU .D.s
hotels and INC colness u 'oe a'4ee'7 Nv .' t~
W2tfe emala poh'lc'ano "e tuo ~
hover, While ous'nees inen a,e l.a.u ~ -.
ins-rooms' th's seeming eoa''1a'e.lou e W.
reconclicu-"f1a tne aoall.oi1A4 ''4e
clrcnns.@nee tnat one u ,uo p ~. paa., 1877 49,
be1s Of 1ho 1'elei eo"'',s' 49, ecN n
casea as caholaa'c ~. tus o.A's@ -
ste. ana nefe' III 3o9uee " NV -,
tne 1'st atu lne usat4'1.s " NV W - ~.
nollce q certain .e'ss's a' ae1 =; =.
Do"c1l, I=9.: ot Leasen" y. III "@"ysg -
die'as 0iaF'c1' uuo KS W o'ne'o'
ed!soFa ano ahfee H1a1s'e9ss 7ea' 177' ~
18th. Its pssens1ote PURPOSE H''s u WAN 10e
friends o1 haae2s mol 10 cseolI tae teeeAt
at:tements Of Iaadceus hyatt ~onc " tac
mos. uatiEinE friends hansas ever naa- ~
regard to The suffering OF our people" Its real
pu7posc was political-to disparage the State
Relief Committee, and thereby one Of Its most
Gicicn! members, who docs not happen 10 oe
citizen Of Leavenwcrth- The effect has been
that these Shafts Of local and political jealousy
in tie form of kilograms, letters and the
most bitter newspaper attacKs-naFe 1aten
harmless at the feet Of him they were designed
to ;u}ure-rather working for his benefit; but
they have fallen upon the already sorely aflllct-
cd farmcrs-,ho great bulk Of the population
with crushing power, By casting grave sus-
r,clon over their necessities, but more especi-
a.ly preventing the getting, ind retarling the
| arrival. of seeds and seed wheat. The noble
| generosity Of tie state af New York has been
50 .Iel.,cd as to conc vtry near proving use
less. In CONSEQUENCE Of the statements In
o,cet;oo beG,rc t,,c authorities Of that State
| yyNuft allow the money 10 be diStf1D1teQ, III
a4c1t or commissioner was sent on TO ascer
tai, t1,c 4rntb in the case. Rather than this,
| ,hc wanta of the settlers in Kansas demanded
that the seed should hags been sent immedi-
ate,v Scores of men from distant parts Of the
State. travelling from IS TO 100 niiee, hive
| hecn coracc,lfd to rctnru without kernel of