White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11
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sssr... "a . letter addressed TO him oy
IT.. ~ the prominent citizens OF Ia"
. 80 Gov. Carney has given 3 history Of 'n'
s.rsaes: go military coalition of the STAT
- n, term. The finances are shown g
GU !. GOOD couditios, having under ms al
:;..,.,;.u, been brought from chaos 70 Or
n''' s.om nothing to substantial being
:, ,.fere,ce to military matters ne iouho
Cat. Government entirely ignored al
w.si.eton. 1t was not recognized. The
>, commission officers had bsea arbifra-
=, ,nd Illegally wres.sd from the Executive
-;-., 10 Lane in effect, in the name OF the
e..,s,.r, Of War; and to all intents and
..,oss. the State o. Kansas was trodden IN
IT, and spit upon by the National Gov
amt A more villsinous and diabolical
80. upoa the honor, dignity and sovereign.
!, n. State never was psrpesrated BY any des-
-. dior. of utter sabiugation- In this out
,,,e upo. our State every citizen Of Kansas
~ insulted.
N, Carney at once demanded that our State
.,,,,d BE- treated a. the other States-that its
Gsd.y and sovereignty should be regarded Is
,r.b a we're those Of Nassachusets or
NJ, York. But at frst his demand was
,ubeeded, and again an attempt was made to
i,sul. he State BY giving Blsnt Al order 10
-ie . regiment. The Executive At once
.o,.s.ed against this fragrant outrage, and
.ordsr was modified 90 as to give the Gov
,,oor Tho power to commission the ofaeers.-
IA, ibis was not enough. Mr.. Carney deter
.usd TO have Kansas stand on . level with
n. other States of the Union. and after re-
,,,t.d efforts, drew from the President the fol.
losins note to Nr. Stanton:
.slits EXECUTIVE MAKsoN.l
70 WASHINGTON, May %. ls64j
Hen Seerstsry Of War:
Dt.s sIl:-Plesse see and hear the Gov
.rpor Of Kansas, with Judge Williams and
NJ. V.ughu. Will We not. at last, BE- com
,.l.d to treat the Governor of Kansas Is
'. do The other Governors, about raising aad
commissioning troops' I think It will have
10 be so.
Your, truly, A. LINCOLN.
There ia world Of shame for Kansas in
ia, note from Mr. Line DIN. Il tells Of de-
,nd,tion, Of dsbssenent. Of the treatment ofa
master to slsvs Marx the phraseoiogy Of
tho note; il is worthy Of particular attention.
kr /. h,, in it the gal! oebitterness for every
slts.n Of Kansas who has particle Of State
pride.
"vn We not, At last, be compelled to treat
do Gsxfssr Of Ksasas a. rs do other Govern.
ss, shout rss;ns ssd eommissionins troops'"
Weigh the rords. at last be compelled. 1t
seeul that there was q reluctance to let 20
be grasp but most worthy of note il the
buuil,.ing fact, thus put upon record By the
President hnself, that Ksnsas was q subju-
rtefproviuss! Think Of it, Ksnssns. Has
our noble yourg State deserved such despotic
ssstnen: from :ae National hesdi Nay she
10 sut upon the roll OF honor. Why, then,
hi INSULT Seymour, the Copperhssd Cover
Dor ofNeW York, is represented, Why was
Dot the loyal Governor of Kansas.
fOs will find your answer in the mad am.
sdOi ofone of your Senators. He had your
sa!s tranpled upon for his own benefit. He
hd you insulted, personally, in the insult upon |
your State. for his own party purposes. We |
uyno more. Let the record speak.