New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21
THE KANSAS OUTRAGE.
ELECTION IN DONIPHAN CITY
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DosIpHAx CRY, X T., April 2, 1882
Wall the election il over az ain AID it Was evea a
Greater farce this tine than bsfere. ABOUT su
fundred pukes catne over the cay previous 70 'h>
election and scattered over this district IWee
hxnfrsd OF them stsyed at D0nipbsA- They weJ ali
s,msd Nth rites shot guns, revolvers and wh,sky.
A. n DoDiphsn precinct they took the pss elected
her own Judges, and placed every tcket " the b<.
Ibox that wss presented except t~o or three Free.
Ecil<rs, who we're actual residsnts in Kansas, ana
kssl voter They even sliowed the boys thai ca ne
with them to vo'e. According 10 the census taken
CIV dsys previous 10 the election there we're but t"o
unored votes IN shis dist ,ct and there we're tour
hundred and fifty votes pcilsd st this precinct sone
and suppose toy bad a. many neo at the other pre-
eincts. When I saw how things were going, 81
WED ell tbs senAeis 70 20 home, AID net vote a; ALI
Some OF them wanted 70 6 "a. them bu. / told them
Il vas useees 10 shed bood, AID besides lecy were
Snms ~ tbs 81 s-ourians boosted that they had
rome over two huncred miles 10 vote sud they would
TERRITORY; and they did vcts and not only once bat
three or four times. One man you'd step up 10 toe
window, hard il. his vote, oodge down, change hsts
eno vote again; and thus vots several times When
hey foisfe Cd tbs COMEDY they took the bsilot-boS
off 70 A'cbisop with them.
General Atshisoo passed through here lAst Mondsy
With fifty ohers Cd their way - tue Nemahi While
at the agency they hsld Convention TO mite on
rene one Dsn and Gen. Aichison made use OF this
Language: "G.bilen,ep.' said be, pick your msn,
"Alc l.t ia unite on him; there Will be about 500
"from Plsn over in tbs District, and If thst ain
"eLou.h jast ssy the word, and III % over sod get
"more. il il tabs FIVE thousand " Toere are fjrty
leg vCtrs at the Nemsba precnts Of which 81 sre
Free SCilers: but Go not belle they will be allowed
TO vote ~ al.
DO not know what We are 70 co-st leis. five 20
enc SIRE il favor Of Free State bu, il we ara TO
knock uno tr 10 the poole of Missouri every election
OF couIse it s ~ slave STATE. Blu II IL mik'ug
our csose friends every day; even strong pro-
SLAVERY men ore csgused with the proc 9edings while
Free Sellers, vh) hsve heretofore been luke yarn,
are waking up to feDse Of their danger, and are
vorl ipe hard fo the cau,e This fscs olzn 20 SILL
as Free State Kansas Will obtsin posi- ioa among
the S,aes as slave State ste p7ver can for she has
already enough dis adv stsges To lab ni,r With
cut having that Of Slavery yoked 10 her. Tae Ms
sourars are s'raiLipg every nerve Gen. Atch- "a
ard bis crowd bao &c 20 over five huored miles IN
open wagons aD6 in the coolest westeer; bd' they
bac plenty Of the ardent to kes2 up tuer spirits. GU
would have thought that they we're a Company of
troops on an expedition against the Indians. Ei'h
cue was ezra, ed with douolebarrel-shotg gun re-
yolyer and a bcwis-kpife in his belt In qdoting
Atctsons speech omitted his oa.hs, IS they would
not look well on psPer.
Al the WsrbeIis Dstric: matters are still worse,
bear. That is q storg Ffee-Soi District bat the
citizens Of ST Joseph, No, came over and took pos
sesson of the polls and allowed more bat Pfc-Slayery
men n vote.