New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

S.nens ,.. ~. . ouDSr Of usobs.ia., . sly lros
:, mn, lysuA came TITO The disr'cs NJ wen, ~ ~
~ ,m,L,nm~at S<De Of here v0esd - 70.
tior. II. eos,ruasn d tss o.Ss ~ ,Ss .,.e ~ The
I'm va. IeIsr.d b., The 6sufary o. w" 10
~sb;p IN, military rr.ervstion Of f,si Riisy. oo.e
Of as inlsbi.GG r.erei 70 the Ss,.' sOu ~ ~
v.n: 10 o'her par.. Of the Lry hSa - ,s%sa ss
hld tho, -. v come &c settle =, hltrhains ~
such AND we've entitled 70 vosol32i.
KIN DrsrRer.
I'm bis d,t,,t ten per.css behnging 10 ioe Wyen-
dot: ,ribe Of Ipd.ass voted They we're OF nv
WI der the lnv were enrIed 70 'o.e ca' 18th A.
IA, 20, River, and they bad no nght 10 vote .r
T~,,irt. IL.y voted the PrtS,svery t~ketioSl.
Ityen men !, q, tiy f.csn Pennsylvania vysHd me
Ere. State icket From the teoneny toey S nv, n.y.
a, ibe tim. of The siection 20 established tosh TT
4, nee q, 10 ksye entri tbem " vote ~. I'D oNo
,L,.. cisss.s Of cases The Judges eIsmned sne sso
md. oath sno allowed them 70 voss, ana 10 vi re-
s,.cts the election seems 10 baye ostn e cssn,sJ
fairly. The jec;ion Of both woah po. havr cnansc.
n, result, This and the VIilto Elecsoa lssI'c.
m 60 one reptes. NATIVE dSfrct, and VS. the oN
one to which the .vs-ion from Missouri did e1enc'
XIrR DIsrRIor.
The Ixh. Xtb and Xib ard Kiln EeSrsn ,n.,s-
,ils being all ,psrsey settled, WIRE attached toSe-
The, a. Coppci Dist ic and the Xlih and Aim =
| o Representative Ditrict. Tns Election peHot
90 niles North from Pa~nte And so males non n 80
sss Cry. II "a the Dorth-sce: settlement Nd ;oe 'eI
t,y sLo couts ed, vhen the csn~ n wSs taken, ouI
| 90 nhsb,tsnts, Of whom "a were voter: mere We
ON the doy uf el.ction 10 whke settlement oooot
Mar, .vlle the place Of voting, fOr 10 miles, eAePs
tia, Marshall Bishop sept stoTs ena ieny :, 1s
c,te sing Of the Blue the CahosDia ROAD i''l
Iour n nnt,.e were unable 70 procure witnesses
Fl. rbis District. Pers0bs Who wer. present q VS.
elec ION duy rumnooeo by officer and anong
| item vas f. j Manhsll, the member 81 The House
&, NJ thai Ditrit. On his return the oiheer va ar
r, st, apo de.sped ord p IRONS bearing the names
of.Be OF ID. witnesses fun moned wee. stopPea uesi
L.c.ml,Oh ard did Dot spfesr before the toninuee.
Tie fetuIIs ~ that, III defiance vt The Governor
llocauutiop the voting casa roec, inrtead OF ny
| bsn,t. 3ze lanes appear Spon The pouoSKs, a.
| wong, sid by comparing these names wIh tho'o Oh
tie c,lsus 70 Is find that bat ven OF the sttef
| voted The p.ison voted for u h representative, J'
Mani all wa. lief owner Of the stone at hhysvle.
a. was there s,m.timerls6), but his family lived in
Y e.tor. John DUDa dson, tho candidate vUea Iof
fcr the Council thin lived in Jackson County, Ms
| topIi (l5T. o.,
On u. day after the election Mr. Marshall with 9;
| or 30 Inen fom WertOr, No, wns on the way IRON
Maly,vbe to the State. Some Of the party told sit-
p.s Who bad form ily resided 1T Weston thai they
| VII. I'D a. Ms y,Nie and earned tAe dty Tor ht-
s. u,i ana that they had voted about $50 votes. MI
| Ma, shah paid the bill at that point Tor the party.
1h.r, dVes not appear 20 hive e'en any "ne'a'on
into tia d.,bt H. March, 1855, AFTER the ceDSos was
taken, aud Judging ron tbe PET Test I'D los power VI
,..r mnier there were but seven legal voice cas'
| IL tie district and 32l Illegal.
| XIIrH DISTRICT.
The election in til, District WA conducted larry
No complaint was made that illegal voice we're cast
| XIlIrB DIsTRIcT.
Pr.yous 10 ID. day Of e!ec iOD rcveal hnndrefs OF
Nks, u,iops nom Platte, Ci,y, Boone, ChnfOn' ana
HvwaId COUNTIES, came into The airt'ct I'd waRne ani
OF, horseback, aid csmped there p5s). Tnry were
| htptO with erts fevUlyeJs Gnd bowie.koiVes, ana
lad badger OF hemp in their button 6oies ana eI-e
sL.r, sb ut their leis rs ii5s. They Claimed 70 nave
rpL, 10 vote from the fact thai they were there on
tie prould and had OF intended to make, claims IN
ii, T,,niory, although their ismihes were In Mis-
souii llt0l. -,
III. judges appointed by the Governor, opened the
o, ana SON, D, ons of red 70 vote, and "hea tAeK
VII. wer, rejected the gror nd that they were not
,ldbis Of tie ois' net the crowd threatened TO tear
lel,uts down if the judges did uotl save loll Ihe
jLdg,s n.n wilAdIes, taking the poirveoks wita
han ,l62 TIE crowd IN. proceed 10 select o,hei
p,isos to act as Judges and the elc'oo went on io'
\ o,e p.rsobs voug whU we're sworn were a,ke1 II
they considered theo selves residents Oi inc dscs
fth.y,a they did they w're allowed 10 Vote'lotl.
But few of the sseDts acre resent and voted tioo
| sLd ibe FRI. State nen az general thing uid no'
vol. l(6l Ater The MissonrIans got through votog
they I.,uir 90 bom tl.7 f,ImalTofnrn was made by
II, Ju'ges OF election stting "n, thy l'cIs, %.
vac moi yoi6.j. he humber Of rga 70 sIs ID fha
ol..net nat &C. ,f whom q majority wen Free Sta't
m,n Or ih,se-vo'cd. The total number VI votes
| cast was .o9.
XiVTB DISTRICT.
| Itygs generally run Orco this district fW some
| fa,H l,ioe IL, eh ca ION that the hlssUurans Wei,
Oh over 10 vot. ,l6s Previou- to the EVICTION mel
BEN Al Soul csIDe nto tb. Dhuct nod ei.,loneerys
Tor "a, Pho sla Fry candidate tl69. Cen DAVID X
| A,cLusp ard Iurty controlled the Loalia ATOMS II
,Le Of The primary electbVLs ti'o). -.
BURR OAK PRECINCT.
| Several kundr. d M,ssoorsa- from Buchanan, Piane
sDd A, drew Counties, Mo-, isclnaiuS great mnny o
a.. N, nil.nt ei i7.ns Of ST. Joseph, into hi
lteeibc, I'll. DAY btfVrc and On the day VI elecon,
wagons and Oh home and eheampei there l,'ll Al
rang. .p's ~ere nace FIR The ii ~ uO. n. hrny
~ JO- rph fee Of expense Ia tbeIn-. va t1s3) Ihe
weie aJaed with tOwie-kDivs- ard p'rtois, sune IN
Iifesn53 On tbe Eorning Of the election, the Free
stSe eaLdida,ee t.'sneo IN oooy, Oh accom- vi to
uts.uce Of The Ligc plumber Of armed 3psosrisn'
st Which the crowd cheercJ and har. a~dli54) Gen
B. +. Srnpgstho~ wac p,.seUt and va prominent i
p,Ul 9th the .k c,in Of the Pro Slavery ticket, a
~.s arc ID. Hor Willard p Hell and Others Of th
Or. p,onn ut eiti2ebs Of ~, Joseph, No l7j). Blu
II The JUDGES Of 'tciioD, appointed BY the CIV
erboi, ,.Istd "n that dsy, aud The crowd chose w.
OiLers Ia tupph the vac .bci al7sl
Tie M,suurieps said they there 70 vote for an
SECURE ,Le ,.ctioL Of Major WIN. p. RcBadsoall77
Major Richardson, elected to the Council, bad uai
bin in Missouri, wtere his witt and dsaght.r hve
with BIZ soD in aw Willard j.. Hall, be himself genel
ally gong hom- to Hissouri every Saturday nigh
IL, fam, was generally known the Rcbartson faru
H. lao . claim i'll ID. Territory upon which Wa a ss'
|, nil, aro where be generally remained during th
~e.kn7s).
Some Of the MissourisDs gave as their re.son e.
vmpg u at they bad beard that Ester eWlgraot
~.r. tohe OF hal e. coDil7s tough no t.terp EN-
grau's were thtietle0) Others sa,d they were goiD
I" vie fOI the puIPoee Of making kansss Sav
Sai.ps).
s,pa c,s NED that they had right to vote under th
PROVISIONS Of the Kan as-Ecbra,ka bill rvm abe &c
tlst ih.y we've pr,sent III the ground Oh the DAY q
tertVbils2).
Tie fIe..Siste men generally did not vosens3 Cd
thu. who cid vote VOTED gen. rally FIR John II. "ni.~
Leno PIo Slavery, fDi ConncI against N .jou VIZ.
hichsid'sn, sDe did not vote CT al iOr me- moers Of u
| La.w,r HVusrtls4
| lie rsres we're petty nearly equally divided i
H.. DLtIici, being of opinion the Free STAT