New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

We present herewith further letters from our
correspondent in Kansas, coming down to the 10th
inst. No one can tell what the "DemoerAtic" su.
therities, Federal and Territorial, will see at to
report as the result Of the recent Election, bat
the essential facts are as follows:
/. That there was heavy fraudulent vote Polled
along the Missouri border. oil the side Of "Na-
tional Democracy" and Slavery.
ii. That many Of those who gave sAsse votes
were recognized and designated on the ground as
now resdente Of Missouri, which they did not pro.
tend TO deny.
III. That the polls for this election I'D been
located by the Democratic" authorities cxsotay
where they would best suit the convenience Of the
expected invaders and suffers from MissOari-the
wild county of johnson, covered by an Indian res
eryation, in which white men are forbidden to
settle, and having but few score of white nhabi-
tants in all, having polls, all ranged along the
Missouri line and one of them tat Little Santa Fey
so that man might stand n Missouri and vote in
Kansas; while the important and populous Free
State county of Douglas, having more than 1900
legal voters, has but four polls oblging many OF its
citizens to travel fifteen or twenty miles in order to
vote.
w. That the Pro Slavery or National Demo-
cratic" party has carried no single county but those
of Leavenworth, Atchson, johnson, and possibly
one other all Tying along the Missouri border, and
every one of these but Johnson by the most scan
dalous frauds-half their aggregate Democratic"
vote being freshly imported from Missouri.
w. That a chief scene of these villainies
KickapOo, border village in LesvenwOrth County,
where but 200 voters were registered last May by
the Slavery authorities and but 73 votes pOlled
at the Constitutional Election, which they had all
to themselves; but where they now pretend to have
polled over 700 vOtes thereby electipg County
Officers and full Legislative ticket (nearly quar-
ter of the entire Legisature) for Leavenworth
County
vi. That in addition to the hundreds of Mis-
sourians openly voting at Kickapoo, company OF
T. S. soldier. was brought up here and voted the
Democratic or Pro-Slavery ticket, in express do
fauce of both the Organic Act Of Congress aud the
Election Law of the bogus Legislature.
VII. That Robert j. Walker, Federal Governor
of Kansas, declared before election to Free
State man, 1--WE must beat you in Leavenworth
County at all hazards'-that he was personally
present at Kickapoo on the second day, and gave
an opinion in favor of the soldiers right to vote,
and that be personally urged well.known Mis-
sourian (Mr. Herndon) to vote.
VIII. That the prepOsterous Pro-slsyery false
hood transmitted from the border by telegraph that
Republicans had come in from Nebraska and voted
the ticket had not even been heard OF by
our correspondents in Kansas down to ihe 10th
inst and is simply cry of fraud raised BY those
who know that they have been so openly swindinl
that they cannot deny their guilt and only hope to
confuse the public mind by raising counter cry
TX. That, in spite of the enormous and sarng
Pro- Slavery frauds along the border the Free State
sentiment of Kansas is so overwhelming that Mar
Gus J. Parrot is elected to Congress by thousands,
and the new Legislature is nearly two.thirds Free
State.
X. That, knowing this, the Federal sndTerrlto-
rial officers have already commenced the game OF
throwing out returns as Illegal on all manner OF
frivolous pretexts; and it now seems probable that
tbey intend to force another Democratic ma
lOTlty Dy cutdtiIB hnC ohiSioi S""'"S', -"-e
failed to do so by the most agtious chesting in the
popular vote.
Such are the genera aspects Of this latest act
in the great Kansas drama. We have waited for
very full advices before making up this summary.
To-day, the bogus Convention, unanimously
Democratic" and largely Pro Slavery, assemblies
at Lecompton to frame State Constitution ior
Kansas; and there is no doubt that it will be
Slave Constitution. 1t may pretend to limit Slav'
cry to the slaves already in ksnsas and their proge
ny; but, Slavery once established there, how is
subsequently imported slave to establish his free
dOnl If this Constitution should be submitted for
ratfcation-as it may or may not be-the same
officers who held the late Election, and are now
manipulating the returns, will have the control Of
that election as well, and Missouri will know by the
vote just given how many suffers will be requisite
to insure a Pro-Slavery triumph If the Free
States should henceforth evnce indifference to the
triumph of Free Labor in Kansas, thus deserting
their pioneers now nObly defending their cause on
her soil, the triumph of Slavery is well nigh as
sured.