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or otherwise aiied to attend. thew voted without /
any proof of residence. In these two election dis
" ', , WIFI tu' e,nv"S u ,C5 yot,s nj
I,b 49, %, tbo orr,,l residents ala not
gu LII NE Iai' ~, VI" From a careful
,vo,,inot;s ~ ~ ,a,,rns ,,c ,rc satisfied that ,
,'"s a mo t noe, ,o,, b,, Tho ci,i,cns aud resi-.
dents Of other States
I rlace in onnosition To those statements
of tho marty that was oycrbornc. the state
mcnts of the party that prevailed, beginning
with signals of the attack, and ending with
celebrations of the victory
General Stringrcllo,v addressed the in
o1ns l.; >t;? 49,, tlo ,,.o or tbo election |
-, 90 $500 y,
oil March o. looo' VIus =
10 those who have ouoIms orconscicn.c ae vic.
latin, Iayvs Stotc or Nntio,ol tbc ti,po has come
whon sncb imnositions ,,nst bc disrco,rlcJ rs
yonr tights and rrnnertv are in DANCER and adj /
,isa yon ono and ali ia ontcr cycry election dis
trct In kansos in defiance Of Hocd,r and bis,ilc |
myrmidons and vote nt the roint of the bowie |
knife and revolver Neither give nor axe quarter
as our Gaie demand, II; Is Cn'miH i ,,,
no sprcai What rirbt has governor E,cler TO
rule Missourinns in Kansas Hi. proclamation and
prescribed oath mus DC [elU s,t y IT'
suLos' 20 uo av Iihito - -
""'i' IL I" NV u
The Kanzas Hcrad an organ Of both the
Administration and the Pro. slavery nartv
,,,,o,,rood tLo ros,,It ,r tLo In,,islotivc olIc
ton IN the errltory lmlheulaVeIy "i'cl"uIoS'
us follows
:. y.,..,,. .-, =. ,.,,., all - ..:,s las, c.- ia,
r;.lr Sy, - ii,iLt "" .3L 80 ,i
oSIo,or,, ,ar, - ,Ssn,,,ir. rd ,,r,r t,r,,;,.,
g. r S,titary, 80, nj. ,.,,r I,,.,.. ,,,i
an IN tha rorrit,,r,,i Il ,r,,s H. .,,.j -,
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The SyuQtter Sjrcreirn, published in Mis-
souri TINS announced the result of tin cleo
t;o, tho d,,, ,ftor i c,,sol
"ISnErEvnrycF, March 81, 1896.
Several hundred emicrauts from kuu2as have
Just entered our city. They were preceded by the
Wcstport and independence brass bands. They
came in Mt the west side Of the square, and pro-
ceoded entirely around it, the bands cheering Us
TmmedoteIv fo I' tbe bands wrrr 5ab"u two
hundred horscmcn in regular ORDER following
these were one hundred and fifty wagons, carriages
Missouri, Tbev rep,rt that mot an Anti.Soycry
man will be in the Legislature of Eon2oe We
have made clean srecn,
a letter written Mt brunswick, IN Missouri,
dated April Goth, 800 and published in the
Now York Herald n Pro slavery iourrol sav s
that
'"aV
From FIVE to seven thousand men sta-tod from
Missouri TO attend the election to remove but
the most return to their families, with an utcn-
ton, if they liked the Territory, To- make it their
R ,ho,! intoUoI a, r
many Of them, nou,Ia. men. There were I5O voter.
from this county, 10 from Howard. 100 from
Cooper. Indeed. every county furnished its quota
and when they set out it looked like an army
- there were no houses in the Territory they carried
tents Their mission was a peaceable one--to vote
After the election, some 1900 of the voter. ssn, d
roul,'te 10 W. hetGer 10 '''urt,'n Il 1t wa M
@ al s;j h. ~ i;, =. , ',', .
carrv the dav. But if !. pot to b. drri,I that III,
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