New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-17
From Our Special Correspondent.

From, Our Special Correspondent.
IyAyENw0RrH, March 5, 1862.
The State Legislature at Topeka adjourned lass
niqht The House, by a unanimous vote, impeached
the Governor, Secretary Of State, and Auditor +.
b. Plumb, tsq of Emporia presented the articles OF
impeachnent. AZ The TRIBUNE has been already
advised, the impeachment is based upon some
syindng transactions in State bonds Ore item -
the aale 000worh oithe wsr bondsst4O cents ON
tue dollar. The State authorities were only AUTHOR
lied to issue $50 900, ami as the General Government
assumes the payment Of these there was no necessity
for any eacuice Of consequence. Stevens, the pur-
chaser who il believed 70 have business interests to
some extent common with the Governor, offered,
since the matter has been brought TO legislative in
yestqa.ion. to refund part of the money obtained,
bn, ore he adjournment Of the Legislnture with
drew his proposition. The Trial OF the impeachment
coses hss been POSTPONED until June next, when tho
Senate viii again convene for that purpose. In the
mea, time the impeached officers insist on ccntnu-
INC 10 discharge the duties Of their several Offices,
slthorgl the Constitution intmates that officers i'm
pesched nav not do 20. The whole affair Is deepJ
mor,ifyirg to every wellwih OF our young Sate-
"A a citizen of Kansas, l must enter my protect
sgainst tie general assumption made theroirom, TO
the prejudice Of our people. "Onc sinner can de-
s.roy much good" but Kansas has done too much,
and her people have been taught TOO much to permit
their e.cutcheon to be 60 dimmed There are plenty
Of GOOD. honorable men in Kansas yet-wait.
! A. present reorgaviza alton of the Kansas regi-
ments is being made. This causes, OF course, moro
or less dissatisfaction among the officers. Ihe moss
serious COMPLAINT OF that appears TO be the oess
founded, is that of Major Cloud Of tie Kansas 2d'
WHO. although he fought calamity with hSresimena,
a. snriugfed. and is generally spoken wei: OF, has
been sunk in rank 10 give place 10 CIVILIAN friend OF
fine Governors. whose chief exploi,s have been nis
! connection with tie "Quindero,' and Minneo'a
,ov,u comranies |. is indeed, little singular thas
a Governor. under impeachment for swiuding, should
be rermi.ied by tho War Department TO have any
+ thirg to do with Kansas military matters. Hit
Is the bes, the military authorities cen do, they bad
better aproint Committee TO superinend all It's
! pccun.qIy interests.
The Lane Expedition" seems TO have persisted in
"ths house Of its friends" Half more than half.
\ Pro-Slayery sheets Ike The Missouri Republican,
ara exi,lriug over lis RUNS, and beirayng the EN-
f venomsd secret OF the hostility by cir too eager
reoicincs. Well God IS just and i, will all be PLAIN
enough when the secret currents Of this unhappy va
= become matters of history Let pe eofrecs '1'
l. Grams. however, which for some weehs '''"
o deceived our friends in the East .! s.0'"
4 Hunter expedition. hope oher no u'.'' a..
"a that gallant officer when sag t'l. 'n'io -
&c really no such expedition. No a'''e P''l.''''O"'
Il f,r such expedton have ever peen h'auo' .N'
!. o. r,,a eudesyored TO concentrate mere nave eeeo
'0'' - =, cher points. Indeed with Gen. Lanes
= 49,, ,bs expedition died. or was sla'a- Gen. Lane
'', s,r washington very reluctantly md dSsPond
:, 80, do not think he would have returned to the
% senate bat for the urgent, almost imperative, de-
Of ,nauds Of his friends who know that the Goysrno
" here only wanted pretext for sending another O
or bis creatures to Washington with bis certificate o.
ID appointment
g. Percaps tie chief indiscreon was in SONS OF "0u
Of Lanes fro Ads too fully announcing that inc
ie should mt hesitate TO on Slavery. Leu mo 80
b, here tbat many true friends Of that unVo''''