New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
THE KANSAS OUTRAGE.
ELECTION IN DONtPHAN CITY.


DosrrHas CRY, X. T., April Q, 1855.
Well the election IL over asa aud IL VS. even Q
greater farce this tire than before. About sx
hundred puk0 came over the Coy previous % the
election, and scattered over this district. Three
hrboTsc Of them stayed st Donphsn Trey wers all
am ed ~h rifes, shot guns revolsers aod rh,sky.
Al the Donptan precinct they took the pals, elected
their OsD judges and placed every ticket 10 the bal
lotbox that Vas pIeteDted, eIcep. tso or three Free
Sellers, Who were actual residents In Ksosss and
legal voters. They even allo~ed the boys tina, cane
win thsm 10 vote. According 10 the census taken =
few days previous to the election, there bat zoo
bpncred vofe's in this dsvict and thsre we're fo1r
hundred and ffsy votes pollsd this precact alone;
ard suppose they bsd "a many men At ths other pre-
cncs. When | SAW boz things going, a.
yi.ed all The squs''ers 10 go home, ard net vote ALL
Some Of them wanted tn Ugh. them bu, I ted teen
it useless TO shed blood and besides they were
much TOO strong for IA.
Some Of TIE Mssourisrs boasted tina. .hay h71
come two bunnred miles 10 vote anf they you'd
be ID if they didn't woe or kill every in the
Territory; end they ci1 vote and rot only o2cs bat
three four tiRe- Ons man you'd e,sp do % the
window, hard il bis vote, codge down, change hats,
sbo vote again; AID thus vote sev-r., times. Nn-a
they fristes The COMEDY, they took the ballot boz
off 10 A'ctisoD with them
General Aiehison passed through here last Monday
with fifty others on their wsy ~ toe Nemahs- While
a. tie sgeDcy they bed Convention 10 unite On
rome ore usn. ana Gen. Aichiton made use OF this
lsDpusgf: Gentlemen sad be, pick your msn.
lard 1T us unite on him; there will % about 900
from Plat over in this District, sni il thst ain't
"eIoueh just sly the word, and IA 20 aud get
" more If it takes five Thousand Tnere are fJrty
legal voters at The NemAbs prec ns Of ~bicb 81
Free Soiler, but 90 not believe hey viii b. SLOWED
10 vote at al
Iooror know what are 70 do-at least FIVE TO
6D- III favor "f Free State, bur II to
knock uncer 10 the poole OF Missouri every election,
OF course il will ~ Slave St4te 8u il IL nsking
our cause more fritDis every cay; even strong pro-
Slavery men ere disguised with The proceedings. while
Frte Soil.rs Who have heretofore bsen luk-wsrn,
are wskipg up to sense Of their danger. and are
worl rp hard fo the caufa rhsone fast il plsn TO all
as Free STATE Kansas will Ootsin posi- ioa sn)og
the S:ates slave St,te tte never can, for soc has
already enough Disadvantages 10 labor uni WITH
our bsvlrg ,h,tof slavery ycked to her. Toe M.-
sonriaIs sIe sraiLipg every nerve Gen. A'chison
ard biz crowd bad 10 20 over i've hlored niles. IN
open wsgons AMI in tbs coolest weather. on; thsy
bar pe mtg If The ardent t. keep toer spirits. You
wou'd have thought that they -rre c)DDiny of
troops OIL an e1ceoifion sgainst the IndisGs. Es;h
one wee srrss eo With douoe-harrel-shotg gun, re-
yolver and q BE- wie-kLn6 in bis belt In quoting
A,cli,on's speech omitted bis oa.hs ss they would
Lot lock ~ell ON Paper.
Al tie W-r hens d strict matters are sill wor,s,
hear That il strong Ffee-Soil District, bnt the
citizens Of St Jo-epb No, came and 70 TX pos
sestioD Of the pol-, and ao~,d nons bat ProSasery
IL u TO vote.