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April 23, 1858
Winchester Republican
Winchester, Virginia
What is this article about?
A Kansas correspondent praises Governor Denver for earning admiration from free state men and anticipates that James H. Lane's hostile actions will be rebuked and repudiated by the party.
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GOV. DENVER, OF KANSAS.
A Kansas correspondent of the St. Louis Republican says of this gentleman:
"Governor Denver has so deported himself in his executive and individual capacity that a large majority of the free State men have become his sincere admirers and steadfast friends; and Lane will find his hostile demonstrations promptly met and summarily crushed out, his course rebuked, and himself repudiated, by much the best portion of that "great and noble party" whose sympathy and concurrence he invokes so insidiously, and with a design so obviously nefarious, that notwithstanding all his artful and expert lubricity, he is plainly understood, and will be severely reprobated by all who retain a solitary spark of the true spirit of humanity, morality and justice. He has so frequently, with his practiced glossings, given to the wrong a semblance of the right, and thus misled the honest and the unwary, that a vigilance has been awakened, which will render as apparent as the sunlight his bitter personal malignity and his crafty efforts to induce them to assume the execution of his vengeance."
A Kansas correspondent of the St. Louis Republican says of this gentleman:
"Governor Denver has so deported himself in his executive and individual capacity that a large majority of the free State men have become his sincere admirers and steadfast friends; and Lane will find his hostile demonstrations promptly met and summarily crushed out, his course rebuked, and himself repudiated, by much the best portion of that "great and noble party" whose sympathy and concurrence he invokes so insidiously, and with a design so obviously nefarious, that notwithstanding all his artful and expert lubricity, he is plainly understood, and will be severely reprobated by all who retain a solitary spark of the true spirit of humanity, morality and justice. He has so frequently, with his practiced glossings, given to the wrong a semblance of the right, and thus misled the honest and the unwary, that a vigilance has been awakened, which will render as apparent as the sunlight his bitter personal malignity and his crafty efforts to induce them to assume the execution of his vengeance."
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Kansas Governor
Denver
Lane
Free State Men
Political Rebuke
What entities or persons were involved?
Governor Denver
Lane
Where did it happen?
Kansas
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Kansas
Key Persons
Governor Denver
Lane
Outcome
free state men have become admirers of denver; lane's hostile demonstrations will be met, crushed, rebuked, and repudiated by the party.
Event Details
A Kansas correspondent reports that Governor Denver has conducted himself in a way that has won sincere admiration from a large majority of free state men. Lane's hostile actions and nefarious designs will be promptly opposed and his efforts to mislead others will be exposed due to awakened vigilance.