New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
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IEAyENwoRTH, Kansas, Oct. i, looo'
This is the day set apart by the legislature oil
Kansas for az election Of a delegate 10 represent
us in Congress, and the Mssourians' sui 'oiu'
have come over TO help US, and are voting and pay,
inc their dollar freely without let or hnderance'
vyb;,ee,5 rece;ves all the votes, as the Free State
rosn boIa ,bs;r election next week, CTuesday,)
when Gov. Reeder will be voted ior' bo'n VIII DC
,,iumpbaptly elected, and it will devolse upon the
Che House Of Representatives, to declare which
shall he entitled TO the seat. This double election
saves All fears of fight, and transfers to Washing
ton the whole Ofour Territorial trlbulatlons Here
tbe neople are so busy in erecting houses, mills,
Sc. that they have not time to quarrel over the
yexed questions naturally springing out of so rich
a soil from the seed contained in the Kansas-Ne-
braska bill and sOwD by Douglas, Atchson Pierce
a Co The legislature Of Kansas was the first
fruits Of that bill and the removal OF Gov. Reeder
followed in natural fUrrow, or course Of events.
The acts Of the legislature, with some other unlaw
full acts have secured Kansas "a Free State
Byron says "all the pleasure Of life consists 10 eat
"ing, and another act or two" and it is probably
that very act or two" which is not mentioned by
the noble bard, has settled the future destiny Of
Kansas All Free State men are called Abolition
ists here. but it don't hurt Daniel S. Dickinson
would be called an excellent Ab0tlOnlst here
Public sentiment which settles all vexed questions
has already indicated the ultimate character Of
Kansas institutions. The psins and penalties Of
legislative imposition are wholly disregarded by a
people born to be free" and used to despotism,
Freedom Of speech Is restored, and pistols ana
bowie knives are no longer scarecrOws.
/ am Just informed that the Missourians have
poIJed a large vote. The larger the better. The
North seems TO have halted through fear or appre-
pension in her emigration to Kansas. Could she
know the real sentiments of these sovereign squat
tiers" and fully understand the value of the
Public Domain in Kansas, the saubrty of its
climate, the fertility of it's soil, its wonderful ca
pacity for agriculture, its beauty its health, and
its future wealth, her sons would come hlther IN
droves Its position is such that it must always
command the vast trade aud supply of the Plains
and furnish breadstufs and merchandise to our
froops in the western wilds, the IOdan tribes, and
the r1onopolizing MOrmons at Salt Lake city
Farms can be had, ready for the plOw, which will
Weld from sixty to one hundred bushels of corn to
the acre, and the military posts consume all that
can be furnished without long or tedious trans
portation. and at high prices There is sufficient
timber for building and other purposes, except
in large praries, and there sod fences can be built
as quickly and cheaply as with rails, admitting
you had the rails at hand Coal is found, and good
building-stone abounds.
Gov. Shannon keeps shady while Gov Reeder
is here, making speeches in defiance of legislative
enactments He is fast gaining in popularity, and
some of the sovereign squatters begin to talk OF
him for the next President. W.