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

Nk.pkss votin2 ocT mSDeN' 1Dc q;S psfors
Hs.s,, A ,Ae vote u Mr. Page ws' res,,'. Dc'
90. az "A Col Samuel Yooog Ssyp op 20 20.
window vhs,e The votss s'fs seosn " II, Pc -
v.uA sstts Tie rnsstc,. The vote OF MI. sSu
" hdp swn and Col. Ycupg encfsa 70, 70 c.,a, ~,
80. -. 81. . r. ,;tets Of tAe Territory, upon Ehicn
IL vote "a. received f35l DE 'oo az; aooou, ono
a The Jnds,s, ubes asked II be mt Add 10 n'Hes
ia f.,,ye hone, that It s'Hs po.c OF bi- oa'i-
80. a., q be w~re residelt then, be- sbooh AK 90
ua,r, tas, Alter bis vote VS. r~ce'veo, C.n I"i"s
= "a nm IN tho wipdowsil and annoufood TO ,hc cow
&s, Do bao been p~ruhtso 70 x"i sn1 ny tS,s
~ NO nse IN ss.arpg the other, % they "ou'a al
swear a. be- had done ,3s AAer the OF 60 coa
sl.Seo 10 receive Col. Youog's vote, NY Aooon 10
sien,d - JvSge OF Ebccon anu nv
elected IN bn pleee 1891. .o ,.,a :, N.
~, D;ns that fa tine. when the men bad voted they
vne oBhgec 10 get ont by bei ho'sNu ~ va yJ
roof of the buiId,g where the election VS. oes eI'
.no ma. ont over me bouse 400. Atei"ard PSs1g-
"a, through the crowd vas made ~ '"o hne "i heo
b. mo (urmeJ through which %: voters Goo'o e. W
A. IL nols IIn Co. Young aekcd tpat the o'd nea
h sov.o 20 70 up dr.t and vote, ~ they were c'ea
,h ,hs trsycins and vented TO get tcs TO camp '2
The Mnourians sometimes came up TO ihe pJaa NJ
pyoesssiOp Two by two aud voted i'''
Daring he oaythe Mssourans drove on me groaae
,ome IL the eli izebs Mr. S'1vens, M 40, shd n.
= Ills t44l They threatened 10 shoot Nj Bono, snd
sryv6 r.sIsd after him threatening him, ana - ae ,ia
from them some sho's we're fired az oiin a. ~ -
- the Savk Of The riyer and made lts escape '19,
81. 'n Ne IF the town went over IL body, late IL
Me aft ibC0D, wien the polls hei Deo0ino '""f
civ, ~ al. an and voted t46). ,..:.,.
n ;o,. the voting had commenced, The hlseoonans
ssd. htbe Judges appointed by tho GovornoI J 80.
peoefve their votes, they would c5ooss ".ne, -
IN Some Of them vo'ed eeverai s' anddow ssa,e
DER hats or ooate tnd comiDs up 10 zoe niuHo" g
Hsl They sed they Inf ended 70 vote htr' an1 eC.'
~, bad got through then the otetis coua vote l,S
Es,e Of them oin'cd right 70 Vosn IN the r
xt from tn, fat that tbeif iDeIt presence III VIC
the IN r. sidcnts, tbougo t1ey were IRON
~ ,eMsp. a. i bad homes IL Missouri I'o) Ctoets
sad they had light toyoe, becansa ihsas peoneea
a. N;.,cn,, and people from the E4ot had no nsht 10
s.,,le in The Terri.Iy aud vote there t5 They saia
tb,y ss,no TO the Territory to elect ir'gs"taIe 10
sux themselves, the Ope Of the Territory eDa per-
com freu, the East and No'1h waited 70 eject tS"
S,my sast ~onid no. suit them lj2. They said they
Md a N. ht to p,-ke KaDsas slave Stafe, oocante
u. people Of the North had seLt pers"hs out 70 ~sk3
h a Free STATE 1881 Some ciiined to4I thcy nia
\. ard hat the EIsYsDt Aid Sc,tS hal sent men "uC
20 b. ut the election, and they came 70 Offset lhcn
woes; but the most Of them mace no eaeh csin C'l'
Young saio be wanted the citizens TO vote IN ordcf 10
Give the election some show OF idnress loAl' LIE
6i.sour,aps ,sid there would be officially " the
sniyeDs did not interfere with thor vo'iDg Out Ihey
we're determined tO v, tepeaocabiy the Oou"' ou'
vV'e any how ISL They rad esca one OK then w,
srepas,d for eight rounds without bading, aon would
20 the ninth round with the butcher Bofc i3ol' o'o
Of The III saiJ that by vVibg in The Territory tey woa1
demvy themselves Of the night 70 vote IL ni-soeii ioI
twelve months ait'rwaid. t57l.
day OF EJECT on though did not go home uot the
neat morning 1881. H.
hmcGiatlJ siaIi.d for home iSsl. on thew way
lon. th ~ eaid that if Gov Ref der did not sanctoa
the election they would bang blm toUI.
The citizens of the town Of Lawrence, a. general
Mipp wee not armed ON the day Of election, though
seue had rev divers, bus not expoeeo, as wvfo tAe
arms of the MhssnIias (6ll. They KEEP Suaf1
about the town the night after the election in cOnse-
.n+poe of the threats Of the Ms yoprais order 10
proitc ct II j62).
Tb. Pre- Slavery men of the District attended tie
nominating Conventions Of the FrecStitc taen. aod
voted for and secured the nominations OF the ul''n
they console ed most obnoxious 10 toe Free state
party order - ause olssens"n IN that parry 'eJ}
Op4 a number Of settlers cam iuto the Dstrist be-
FIRE the dsy Of election after the ecordr wa taxed
81 Aocod u 10 the census retnpS, there were then
The Di uct 800 legal voters. OF those saoSe ma mes
Gre the rotWDs, III are to oe iound on Tue
poll books Of the 3Gh of March, 1859 messns L. Ga,
l,,b,.ck apo Pratt testify TO s. names on t1c Ill,
A,eks of persons kuew IL have settle 10 tie DE-
Uct amer the census war takea aad bore the election
number Of rc came into he Territory 10 March,
before tbc ekctior, from the Northern aud Easp'rh
States Intending 10 settle who were III Lawreuoe 90
tbe day of ecciien. at that time many Uf TEN had
se c,ed aims and bad no fixed place Of RS, ence
Such were not entitled 10 vote. Many Of them became
detati.fed with the coantry. Others were dsap-
pointed a. its political condition, sud 10 the prlce and
S,nand for l-bor, and returned. Whether any ,ucu
voted at the election Is not clcariy shown; but IN
CAV after the great booy of the Mssousus bad Voted
some old 20 to the polls. The number Yves not over
So These voted the Prostate ticket Tne VII DO
eomber Of pames appearing upon the Iot bets Is osi
After full examination, satisfied that not over
t32 Of theee legal voters add e02 we're nodresi
dent illegal voters. This Dstr ct rs strongly in
favor Of making Kansas Free State, and theirs IS no
doubt shat the Free ate candidates for the Lgis!e
tpIe .opa have been elected by large ma}of,ics, IT
bn, the actual settlers hadvo,eo Atthe Precei,
ystes rsr, pl.d ensr al Whitfield, who received tue
Mi strength Of the Pro Slavery party eS, g% but &c
voice.
ii. DIsrRIcr-BLooAISeToS.
On the morning Of election the judges appointed
Nv the Governor appeared ana opened the pole. Toer
names were Harrison Bursod, Nathaniel Rsnsey ADD
Mr. Ellison. Tue MasOuIisns began y come IN early
o. the morning, 500 W COO of thsai IN wigbns
90 canisf es, and on horseback undet the lead ol
Samuel j. Jones then Postmaster Of Wc-tport, Ms.
souri, Csib +. Js kson, aud Mr. Stety U lndcP n
l.Dce Mo. They were armed with doable- barfrcd
guns. rifles, bnwieknlyes aod pistols, aud had hags
Kai ted 66 They he = sort If ofouat election, cd
n N sine NJ st for Governor of kausss and shortly
af srvard announced Tbomes John,ou Of Shawnee
Missions elected Governor ts7l Tic polls bad been
en- pt but q short time wheH Mr.. JoIe- srched with
S6e crowd up to the wiodow sod demanded thst they
sboad be sIow TO vote wihout airing ss 10 their
f.sr enco 1861. Aor some csy and hioa oaiog TAX,
Clsirn r. Jackson addressed the crowd Saying they
bad com. there vote, that they bad nght 10 vote
M they he'd been there bat FIVE minutes, sud he vas
net wiling TO 60 home without voting; wheh vas 10.
seive5 with cheers l6el. Jsekson taen called uP1n
then to form into little bauds Of fifteen t~.uty,
which tn ~ did 7o), and went % oXwigo filed with
euLs which tlibuled among them az AID pto-
seed.d TO load Of them on tbs .rVua! an. IL
punuanee " Jsck-ons request they tiei It. .aPo .,
ribbons In their buttonhocs TO dstugUlph them
boG the "Aboitionists' t53 They tx sin comsodei
hat the Jadges should resign, sue rPsa tb' refusing
Ia 30 ~ smashed 10 the wind W. SASH aad all and pre-
scbted their pi;ols ard euss to tpe threatening 10
shoot them i5il. :nc the outs1s led GU: u
a. IN Dot Ia shoot thtTo Pro SityerJ men il