Resignation Speech on Lecompton Kansas Politics
Amid Kansas Lecompton controversy Governor Walkes argues sovereignty belongs to the people and explains his resignation as governor to avert civil war. He condemns the Lecompton Constitution, defends submitting the document to a popular vote, and cites federal authority and Nebraska Act duties as justifications.
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