Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04
jE,sat TIE ssbo1sssos.Ssts sag 40 OF
- ? a "a Dss5. Election. =.

Ose1s Election. f.sk Il |
s We, as wen as every member Of The pro-4
slavery party, We wen knew. that our, OYER
whelming victory in the late election would
excite the abolitlonist to a state Of pbreusy, |
and. that they would pronounce the election
a fraud. This we expected from the lying
'fapatics who have never yet, failed when
defeated TO ascribe their defeat to some
gross fraud Of the their opposing party
Many Of the abolition papers have already
said that our election was carried by threats
violence and illegal voting when the re-
turns ofthe election uneq quiyocalIy falsify the
charge. But barkson! bark on! we say
you are as .sharmless as spaniels," your
threats and rapid rawlings move US not.
= Old Horace mot. Horace the friend of
Maecenas-but Horace the friend of
|"cuffy- NOT Horace who lives in Rome
but Horace who lives in Gotham-the vile
and ssrabid'' fanatic of the New York Trib-
une, is furious at the result of the election.
He says:
t'1hat an army Of shareholders and their
tjackalls, diligently organized and drilled
by Atchison, Stringfeliow & Co., marched
over from Missouri as soon as the day OF
election was announced, took possession of
the. polls at the point of the Bowie knife,
voted till they were tired. and elected whom
they chose eal .sla .iias
There will be no legalized slavery in Kan
sas this year nor next-you may safely re-
lyon that-and before the close'of nayiga-
ton in 1856 there will be at least One
Hundred Thousand Freemen, settled
not encaolped on the soil of the new Ter
ritory. By. these will her institutions be
fashioned and they will be worthy of her
beautiful climate, her bounteous soilJ her
central and her magnificent destiny. All
the talk of her unftness for Free Labor is
thesssilliest trash-her soil is no harder to
break than that of other Prairie Statesr--her
tummers are lang herSwinters rnild-she
has timber enough for the. present genera
Etion, and can grow ten times more before
This is exhausted-while her Coal would
suffice for the Chinese Empire. Free
hearts who feel able and ara eager to live
and labor in behalf of Universal Liberty!
Kansas is your post of duty Forward."
/ The Democratic Press low, vile, infa-
nous. contemplate, scurriIious, mendaeious
sheet published at chicago follows on in
this disgusting strain. s7 eer
"The recent news from. Kansas shows
that Douglas and Atchinson have carried
their points in their points in that territory
after great efforts and great expenditure of
money. Slayeslabor. has triumphed, and
foreigners are excluded from Kansas with
out the2aid of the Know Nothings..e ,4ss-
The clanlling chain isalready heard and
the slave drivers whip is insevery settlers
hand. 1t cost the democracy. its power, to
carry this point. But what cares Judge
Douglas for tfisg a new market is open
ed for his slaves and he will make his thou
sands.
= Snne ofsali the slaves Of Judge Douglas
eseapes on theiroway. to Kansas Give us
ia Judiciary like that of Wisconsin and they
are free the moment they reach Illinois,
Shall we have such Judiciary? We have
but three Judges on our Sup:me Bench
Que IS sproslayery man. The two others
are soon to be elected. We understand
that there is to be grand rally Of the Deu-
gias men at the North Market Hall on. Sat.
Eurday evening next to celebrate the victory
IIof chains and sLaUery. :. sA3 - @
l. What will those honest democrats who
iwere deceived into the belief that slavery
could not go to Kansas now do = We said
it would go there, and that Douglas and
his allies would expend thousands to have
lit go. They said it would not, and in many
4 Instances believed what they said. But
the infamy has been consummated; the
much talked of popular sovereignty has
! triumphed'; and Kansasis cursed with all
4 the horrors of slavery. qisli9 asie 3svlav 9gzJ
Let the fends in human shape meet on
! Saturday night next and join the 6ends OF
helm giorying over the spread of slavery
into territory one year ago free.
i And all this done IN lhename of deHaoe-
racy! live mistake not the signs of the
4 times, the perpetrators, of this dibehcal act,
wil1, yet be burnt urn up l with p popular indignq-
Kansas, beautiful Kansas! Once free,
butnov doomed by Douglasto eternal ser
vitude, cursed insan timeite come fwishs the
sighs, tears, groans and agonief OF an op-s
IpIessed population! .f t.s 4.s,. rsf.rssy >
ssGo away, Foreigners" say The slave
|afristecRats, eve have slaves enough 10 do
Jour work. 'asga eeo3a - ssss11sai 2-5st'is :,
Mr.. Twigg, of Arkansas, who married
Miss Tree, q tel rate ed southern belle, put
up on the bridal tour, at tue ST. -Nicholas,
and Of course occupied the Bridal kChanl-
ber' an nshateelebFated establishment. The
next merning after thea ARRIVAL Of the hap
Ipy pair the groom .-on opening the door,
found wsfered to i 2 slip Of fspaperi ieontainsi
ing the following appropriate distieh; ass4
s sTWas nature made them of "a common mind. 1