New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26

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,,.;.aa.os, and 10 rspct~s 70 s nsss ~
- - an upmcntcnAe's PSe' "-
Asy free sss ,,ss drunken .et q e.. are con
WAAta INV WAst an array 81 The power that |
refa'ca 'ss', n. reople Of kansas. What an in
70 u as.nieshle Set Of worthless Some 200 /
~ Avenue, Of the Border Blue Lodge are here
sHsss, to-day, and will, Of course vote. They |
!. sor,e from the country. wen, 'nctc F. no
..Ss..;t, COR any such invsalon. lhe people OF
$500, ,s in the fields They quietly at work.
r. .onnS Of the hammer and active tread OF an
A,.t,, IA, never been arrested. The people turn
x.S.., A. the c,y Vote" Vote and predict
sAst the vote to-day viii be small one uhiees more
sG~;ept means are adopted elsewhere than here.
-. Our sp.s,.l cor--spordes'.
LECoMpTON, X. T., June II, 1857.
To all Appearances the Delegate election is going
A. tn,n oat very decided fzzle The return, a.
broush. in, shows trihiDg advance on the first re-
>ot but 90 trifDg that the difference is not worth
...honips The County Of Douglas, with
200 r, gistered voters and three times that num-
her Of real voters, has polled T2O votes. Shawnee
Cosuty. that forms district with Richardson and
Davis. has poIled GO votes, there being voting
Ctr the vote is reported at DO. As there was
only voting at three precincts in the central part OF
Ksn,ps thst is, beside at this phce) the returns
Arc yet meagcr So far as heard rUm the ultfa Tro-
Glayery ticket is elected.
Co Maker is po,y denying that Ia tried to i'll
trrfere with the elec;ion. lie rePudates has under
stood patronage for the " mon uCh''. DIT Noe'
mi IN claims such immunity through some mys
t,;s,,. v;rtue in his scfstyle democracy" while
ty,g tr Get the people Of Lawrence 70 vote for him
n.ed the words, Come and help the Governor"
Coe had scarcely as many votes AS would rattle in
wslnut. aud the Governor dodges the honors Of So
potent political firm
To.dar and tomorrow the most Of the returns
yin get In: Unless there has been all invasion on
the border there will not be 100 votes polcd IN
Kansas The Governor has taken the position that
1Ais Constitutional Convention is to he sustained by
IL General Government. What will he do how :
Wm he back handful of usurpers in their impudent
stteuipt when even their own registry list shows
fhem 10 be mere handful and when il is notorious
that the registry does not contain cne-third of the
y ..ar.,
Learn that Gov Walker conteinplatcs giving
them certificates of election He has beer sppe iled
to, but says he has no power. If he has no power
10 remedy so palpable perversiOD WREN will he
have any! If faction of men reGistcr only 300
yoteys, ard areyOted fer by only 200 Of these, are
they I, be considered elected The people pro-
tested against the election and the gsurpers whG
held it. Their abstinence fron, il is their vote
against it. That eVen the bogus record shove
But Gov. Walker MUST issue them certificates
This will be the practical workingvof that theory O
"airness" and ''irce expression Of the will of the
people with which the Governor has tcklod the
ears of 6eludesi people and hopeful politicians,
One nalf Of the Territory s left witheet the
power of voting OF the other falf not more than
One half are registered, ana fourth of these de
not vote DOUBTLESS the Governor feels it to be tbc
very essence of 81 Democracy" to allow this misers
Bile handful tO'rule, and to maintain their rule by
United States army as, otherwise, they would a.
once be driven out by general ind gnstiet
Mark suywOrds nothing but q sufficient force o
the United States army will be able 10 keep tina
Constitutional Convention ia Kansas. The peop,
have determined that if it assemblies at all it mus
assemble in Missouri where il belongs.
Gov. Walker is tying to get up and believ,
frightful cOck-ane.bull story about sn cleo
ton being prevented in Lawrence by violence
There is not shadow of truth in such al
idea. Ne one one ever attempted to opeu tn,
dolls. Ne crowd ever assembled. There were
certainly, jecTlng questions from the passers by t.
each other: " Have yOutTOted!' Sarcasm and wag
gerry toward the bogus election was its most fearu
opposition. / mention his, because Walker made
the charge to some Lawrence men last night ant
had it promptly c0Dtrsdicted. Still, as he keeps
reporter whose pen't has been boosted by hi
Jrlcj1S can Ttdc1 0t htptiohchn press, tulnf
it better to mention and thus cOntradic. this un
founded rumor, which nothing bNt the sheer despe
ration,Of their circuE stances has driven them t,
adopt
Coz. Walker is il the horr0Ts. Some think h
will leave Kansas n. Should he do so, the Stat
Government will go Il imedistey into active motion
The people here getting tired of this Gubernato
rial farce SatTap after satrap has been sent t,
bolster up the inslity Of these usurpers The Pres
ident must not think of sending another.