Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11
rrom WasIsTngyoh.

ET0m W3si7IngfC1.
Tie follIIowfirig sfsclllss lllss IN feIationto our
late s issfriloFiaI els6ti6n. se, which are fus.s
|nisIs1 by ne 1Vashiiins ton coffespen1snt Of
The issodfi RepuBIicaah " afansfsr to-
odF columns hoping they may prose inter
essing TO our nunefous fsadeFs.no E sss1
- N4sHils es1Tos, April II. 1855. . .
|! TIE Kansas Elsctaoa4G Great jog al fhs'
Tane House. aotltsr pes Il Il to TIE George
to,Ua Heights III Frauds charged u7onsMis..
| bsonriaas- laefrue secret Of easatter--,
/ !. .Ibs Geasns from tie DeZd;care Las5s--,
/ Probable chdngs IN TIE, IrsaIs. -
/ The result Of the late election in Kansas
has taken the abolition party here rather By
IE-urprise 1t will be reeeilecfed that re CUE
EiarIy organizedefiofi, underdhe lead of Df..
/ EVA rs SseDG RA ssswas made7.o aboiitions
E9ze. the new Territories. This determina.
ltion was properly met BY a counter deteFmin-:
alton on tie part ofthe people Of Missouri
/ Ind others interested, to thwart thespnfpose
| tufsthese enemies efshe Uniosl, and the re-,
suit tef the election, just held m Kansas
shows with :shat effect, Had the the. new
Territories been left to abide their time,
II
| them population to effect sectional purpo.
ses, the Impression. here is.s they would e.:
seAtnally have become free territory, As,
it is, ,hoWeyer, the seal of slavery is fixed upon
Kansas. and the. Nebraska portion oil the Ad-
ninstration IS in high glee at the result.
Quatei d. rejoicing came sof at the White
Heuses On the day the news reached u, aud
Ethe toast the. song and the wine. were the or.
tder ofthe day. You know that our excellent
Chief Mag istrate. ssonce on. time" was
ondo a giass'of good brandyandwater.as
many otter gentlemen are. II doa't say that
ae ever indulgss nowadays, tu: ! know
that. he frequently visits the 'heiglss of
Georgetown for his health, and the day su:-
;eding the festivities incident upon the result
sfthe Kansas election, 1t became necessary
ior him. to pay another visit ..-a5 ? =. So
| An effort Is teing made here to show that
the election was carried by fraud upon the
6aflot box, committed by the pro-slayerf
!afsseurians. The effort may rroye that
toe people OF Missouri found 1t necessary to
l'sshgatsth the, devil with fire." tut nothing
more. The soil of Kansas is well adapted
20 Slave labor, and the people of Missouri
imagining they had equal rights with. DR.:
SNoDeRAss' abolition hnmig grants, have da..
| edte remove to Kansas, aud there exeTc;ss
tneir, political rights. II is suspected how.
leyer, thai, some OF the Doctors men turned
:raitors and voted the pro-slavery ticket, and
doubt ncs thiswiA turn ont to be the
tEuth.g ssig Eei sg=si 80 sslsi5is . = a.
TIE census ordered by the Commissioners
sf Indian. AGEnrs. to be taken OF the whites
who are located on the Delaware lands,
s:iosyS thatsthe city OF Eeavehwerth,s on tae
the 2z.h February last, contained forty Lou.
tses. (worth upon an average OF 500 each,
and two hundred inhabitants. Osaukee
contained two trading houses and two dwell.
ifngs occupied by the traders; and the city
IF Winfield tut single house and family.
The next GongressaI .aaFes no DOUBT, viii
| insist upon. such change in the present
treaty with the Deiawares as VIII enable
| the Government to throw these lands into
| market tponsthe same terms with other
public hands. = Until this is done, the Gov.
ernrnent should obserre to the very letter
| the obligations imposed upon as by our tre.-
| " with the Delawaes. ss.
TAeP sTenCoxna a1aad mauss.
l. Thou shalt love the prin.er-for he IS
9. Thou shalt subscribe to hispaper-for
heseekethnash to oataiathe news, (which
ye may not reEsain ignorant. 81
3. Thou shalt pay him for his paper-!or
ne laboreth hard to give you the news n dus
season. 80. ns.s s15ssz
4si4'hou shalt advertise that be may &c
able to give You the paper. fszss
9. Thou shalt not visit him, Fegardlessof
his Office raIes-deranging the papers.
6. Thou Shalt not touch any thing that will
give tie printers tfsabie-that be may not
held thee guilty.
z. Tsou shalt read the manuscrin, in the
hands of the Comp posi,or-for he will hold
thee biameiul.
8. Thou shalt not seek the news beforeit
is printed -sof be will give il to you in due
tiuit. sz.sss fysz..i slsssses So
9. Thou stlalt ask him but few cues
stions of things in the ofice-from il thou
shalt tell nothing
10. Tneushaisn send abusive aad,hre..-
iening ietseFs to. the rditor. $50 $50
E%A gentleman in Kelooshoe, Arkas
.sas was married to a young woman, aad
alter four months connubiai felicity wa
presented with black baby. = He called
on his lawyer, relateathe circumstance and
asked his advice - - s e..,
81; ..,..;.4A right, said the map Of Law; .let me
have the raPers, and sob shall hare q
divorce instanter. -
ss.sOh, hang .a:sorce. " re,.,ied the gen:
tleman.s4 only want 20 know If I,caa seil
The cs,ssed niggsr!" =. 80
Seekers Gzipes, ] understand yoa
have superierwsy OF oring hams, should