The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

SudStiy anu caAdNOfOuS nue. Ills voice tilin
and cracked, and his gestures nervous andex-
citable. the tOst ensemble was painfully fun
ny. Moore dealt much in metaphor. saved
the Union about fifty times in each speech.
and folded the starry flag around him SO of
ten that We feel sure that he wore that much
abused banner all to pieces.
C: R. MoBLEY,
of Ogden, is native of Kentucky, and q
lawyer. Mr.. Mobley is quiet man, of con-
siderable talent, consistent to his views,
those of the extreme ultra wing. He is
thin and tall, of nervous bilious tempera-
ment, sharp, sarcastic face-in fine. one of
those uneasy, caustic, sour men, who con-
stantly put one in mind of raven. He in
troduced test oath as a qualification of yo-
ters, and advocated its passage very per-
sistently.
JOHN ~. RANDOLPH,
of Atehison, though by no means as talent
ed as his name-sake, Randolph of Roanoke,
is without doubt, fully as eccentric. John
is character, perfectly illiterate, possess
ing unbounded confidence in himself, ener-
getic and persistent, with considerable humor
and shrewdness-he afforded more amuse-
ment and said more good things than all the
rest of the Convention put together. Ran
dolph is hard looking customer, and pos
sesses all Kentuckian's bone and muscle,
being about yard across the shoulders
His head is bullet-shaped, with low, broad
forehead, enormous perceptives, and any
amount of brute courage, animalism and
force. John cannot read or write, and con
stantly reminded the Convention of that
fact when speaking. He describes his pol
itics as Notification. and certainly should
bear the palm as the choicest Border Ruff
fan specimen yet found in Kanzas. Ran
dolph is a stone mason, has been a Hard
shell Baptist preacher, and brought COM
pany to Kanzas to fight the Abolitionists
He is the man that holds ''that niggers aint
human beings anyhow" believing them to
be species of baboon, and declares that
eff he thought they possessed any particle
of humanity, he would be an Abolitionist. -
Randolph may be summed up as fine ami
mai physically, with good deal Of humor,
energy and character mentally, and enof-
nous animal passions, that make him a dan
gerous brute when reused. He is thirty
two years Of age, an enormous drinker and
we suppose an equally hard fighter.
DANIEL vANDERsLICE,
an old Pennsylvania, Hunker and Office
holder. He is Agent for the Iowa Indians.
He is tall, hard featured man, about sixty
years of age, and voted with the extreme
wing of the Convention. He was always
in his place, but seldom spoke.
wM. WALKER,
or Gov. Walker, of the Wyandotte nation,
is Wyandotte half breeds said % be
talented, but is now completely broken down
by intemperance. He belonged to the Cal
houn men and was seldom in his seat, ex-
cept when brought in to vote. He is fifty
seven years of age, born in Michigan, NOV
ed with the tribe to Ohio, and from thence
to the present location, at the mouth of the
Kanzas river.
OWEN c. STEWART,
of Lecompton, formerly from Tennessee, is
one of the few Wings to be found in the
Pro-slavery party of Kanzas. He is mod
crate yet timid man, and had he courage
enough. would have preferred fair submis-
sion. He has been Mayor of Lecompton,
and proved himself quite efficient in that
respect. He is a weak man, with no great
amount of decision and has always pretend
ed to deprecate the outrages of his party.
LUCIUs 8. BOILING,
of Lecompton. deserves passing notice.
He is bully of the Matt Ward school, would
pass muster as gentleman in Southern cir
cles. and even in some Northern. He is the
finest looking man of the lot, tall, with dark
hair and eyes, and considerable talent. He
is from Georgia, lawyer by profession,
Ultra Southern in sentiment, but open 10 q
bid from any party that's mean enough to
purchase such services. He may be sum-
med up as an aristocratic rufian, and heart
less demagogue.
IL. W. MARTIN,
Captsin of the KickapOo Rangers. is Ken
tuckian. He has cruel. remorseles, yindic-
tive expression of countenanee. and the
deeds that he and his gang of eut-throats
and ineendiaries has performed during the
troubles in Kanzas. fully give substansiation
to his looks. He is man of no talent, and
was but voting puppet in the hands of
shrewder men.
FATHER A'sHKE.
wemuss not forget this worthy. 4 Con-