The daily union., 1856-11-05
Prom the New Haven Register.
TSAS ELECTION

The late election in Kansas conducted in perfect
good order Every proper arrangement had been made
by the governor Geary, to protect the fest enjoy
ment of their electoral rights by all the inhabitants no
matter what their political religious opinions. No one
had the slightest to appehend any molesation in
voting whether abolition otherwise for the governor
has been impartial just and aboVe.aboard, in all his
measures since he entered the Territory. But the
aboitonss under the advice of the Aid Societies Of New
England refused TO vote though the feeate men, who
are not aboonss and all others voted freely and accord
ing TO their wishes Why did the Aid Societies wish
their abolition friends not TO vote There be but
answer given II because they do not wish the obnox
ous territorial laws TO be repealed lest their repeal should
take from them their political capital in the presidential
canvass. 1t the motive that induced the black
republican majority in the House OF Representatives IN
Congress 10 refuse to repeal the obnoxious enacmepts
though the democratic Senate had with great unanm-
ity, passed bill repeating them all They knew thai
not of those laws had been put in force but
the blacks wished them TO stand in the siatutebooks
unrepeaed to make topics for their shrekers and stump
orators In distant States But what makes the whole
humbug the apparent is that the men sent up 10
Kansas by the aid societies. after leaving the Territory
and lettering around the Atlantic States for the last
months have not Of them gone back TO attend the cleo
on They preferred staying here and telling bogus sto
es rather than go back and for freedom Kansas
We refer not to any who may be detained by ILL
health but 10 several OF the active Teen who still
about these regions and have been since August in
feet health and able go their pretended homes
they They moested in the Terri
tory while they there but sneaked away voluntarily
from their companions and have since been eeclioneer
ing agents in the East They made great flourish with
their rifles after the North church recruiting rendezvous
had been opened but since then they have been
and me-seryng Jack Fastaf was, after he had
been through regular buster, and had made himself
ridiculous to those around him.
After Mr. Buchanan is elected President on the 4h of
vember, and the black republicans have longer any
object gain by continuing the obnoxious Kansas Law
in the satutebook their majority in the present Congress
under the lead of Speaker Banks viii probably take the
Senate bill for the repeal and pass it But will the sneak
from Kansas then go back We doubt it. They do
act if they intended return, and we invite
friends hereafter to mark present prediction Kan
sas will be out of sight the presidential cleo
on is far these aid societies and their agents
concerned Indeed it turns already that much OF
the money raised ostensbly for Kansas Penn
sylvania TO influence the of that honest Common
wealth in the late election 1t obtained by the black
republicans under false pretence and used for election
eering purposes And what have they gained by it JUS;
such thrashng the arch apostates from pulpit TO
stump and their legions Of shrieking fanatics whining
hypocres richly deserved But this only the be-
ginning Let them wait with what patience they can uu-
til the 4th of November and they will catch then in
way that will be a caution. .s.