New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
KANSAS.
THE ELECTIONS-O OF THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY.

THE ILECTIONS-ORGA VI liL
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
LAWRENCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF COLONEL
JAMES II. LANE AND OTHER NATIONAL DEM
oCRATs A DEPUTATI0N SENT TO THE soUrn
THE BoRDERERs DRILLING
From Our Own Correspondent
LAWRENCE, X. T., Monday, Jan. ii, 1876.
The election for State officers will be held TO-
morrow. Three tickets are in the feld-the Con-
yentions, the Anti-AbolitiOn, and Young Ameri-
cas- The ticket of the Convention contains 'he
names of nine Republicans and four National DOIo.
ocrats. Young America has adopted the resl-
lar nominations, with enc eXcepiOn-Wm I.
Roberts, an Old Line Pennsy lvania Demociat
whom the Boilers have run as Governor IN oppJsi-
ton TO DIR. Robinson, the leader OF the Republican
wing of the Free State party and the candidate Of
the nominating Convention. The Name Oh NJ j.
PARROT of LeayenwOrh recently from ONO. a
popular and able young lawyer, is substituted Tor
that of Mr.. Roberts, the Conventions nominee for
Lieut.. Governor. This change is made 1T NJ.
PARROTS ABSENCE without his consent, and against
his wishes Young America, however. IN hi dis
like of Old Hunkersm, is apt to do as he please ii
ticket is composed, with one or two exceptions OF
Bunker Wings and National DemOcrats--ncu wa0
glory in what they call Conservatism ami Young
America old FOgyism. The Boilers have mad,
great exertons TO insure the success OF their ticket
Ii is probable, if the weather is favorable, tar
large vote will be east tomorrow at all tie inland
precincts At LeavenwOrth, D0niphan, All all
along the Missouri border, il is not likely tcal ao
election will be held or that more than one bth o.
the Frce-State vote will be east, even il the polls
are opened. Life and PROPERTY meal tic lives
and property of Free-State men-are not secure
there, nor will they be until we receive 4nOth5c
and larger supply of Sharps rifles and cannon
Leayenworth is unnamed The Free-State men
cannot raise ole weapon Of any description per
head, and they sre within pistol shot of tle most
rabid county in Missouri, and o1lY few miles
fiOm Platte City, the headquarters OF Atehson ana
his secret armed league. The Missouri Ia frozen
over This circumstance renders all election I'M
probable.
A gentleman who has just visited enc osagc
Country around Fort Scott, says thar the Pro-
Slavery men there, indignant at the recent inga
sOn aud convinced that very large majority u
the actual residents of Kansas are ia iaSOt oi
Free Soil, have determined TO use thor influence
IL control the approaching election, or ~ tss. TO
Influence it. They will vote and Ne candidates. /
have heard Of several Pro Slavery aspirants Tor
seat in tie Legislature. There is one candidate
even in this distriet-the most Republican II .he
Territory.
An immense mass meeting OF the citizens Of
Lawrence and adjoining districts, without refer
enee To party distinctions, was held here on satur
day evening last 10 consider the present state o.
National politics in their bearings on tho interests
of Kansas.
The Rev. S. W. Hutchinson (K. n wss called
70 the Chair; Mr.. Sampson Dem. chosen Seere-
tary. and Mr.. Josiah Nillsr (Free-soil) Assistant
Secretary.
A Committee Of Eve was sppoipsed 70 drai.