New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
KANSAS.
rsSsSos u The n. Y. Tribune
STEAMER LIGHrroOT, Mouth Of The !

Eight d.ys ago. cane here, and the jQbilsn.
Free State men were confident H victory aud
yssphesyDg. They also prophesied the day follow.
bs. The returns thenceOnw.rds eened 10 warrant
tAer confidence believe toeir rel 'icogs are TO-
lsy less deponstIative. With the most saoguoe
Of them, hoped ferventy, as I have prayed for,
Ne triumph Of truth aud right over malevolencs
nd violence and deceit. l still hope, and still
pray, ard still work. But must first see "Ihe
PRINT Of the nails" before can believe. You know
What three months ago We're my conclusions a. 70
Mis- election and they were logical. Nothing has
yvt occurred TO shake those convictions. Ga the
contrary, the rum0rs OF each succeeding day tend
strsneb to confirm and strengthen them VINO
Sosbts our ability TO poll the mort votes! Who
Aas ever doubted it, But l said from the start,
hs victory in Kapsas is not with those who put the
Ballots into the box but ,oith those pho count them
ssti In other words the power is with those who
Aold Ae election machinery. 1t is with those who
know how TO make out " amended ytuyns" The
Democracy in Ksnsas is Surveyor General Cal
Assn, and Surveyor General Calhoun is the little
"image of the beast" aud the beast is Diabolus
.DUvsss Wba. more Deed be said :
Whenever the great red dragon medtates
miracle, the world always gets warning. Rumor
foresbsdows what is to be done. Rumor oday
ssys that the Democracy "havc beaten the Free
"Sate party by q small majority" This result may
very easily be brought about by killing off batch of
legal voters here, and giving life to batch of ue-
asl dead votes there. This is the way to make up
"amtnde returns" See if we don't have them
here as well as in Missouri. Amended returns take
the place of nvasions. InvasiODs are costly, uncer
tain, and slightly dangerous "The id Yankees
seiR behtr' Amended returns" cheap and
safe. Blood stained violence has yielded his throne
and scepter to fraud and the latter is more
potent than the former. Last year, the slavedragon
Of the South beched forth ts flame aid smoke upon
the plains Of Kansas with intent to swallow it up.
Last years war of fire and blood was for the pur-
pose of securing Kansas itself to Slavery. That
kideous effort failure-a notable and a pal
psble one-the worst failure the olgsrchy ever
made. They are sensible of it. They have return
ed now TO their long practced mode of warfare
where they are perfectly at hOme-in which they
have never been known to fail. But this years uar
effraud upon Kansas is not for the purpose OF SO
curing Kansas itself the object last year, be-
case by this time they convinced of the hope
ssDess Of the attempt is for the more sagacious
oneit is for the more far-reachiDg Of securing
an eqniratent eise,ehsre!
FTeemen of the North, spot the cOwsrdy and cor
Rupt dOughfaces in your next Congress The North
II TO be sgan sold out by Compromise" Empty
Kapsss-useless Kansss-the Kansas Shei-Ksnsas
The Shadow, but not Kansas the Substance is to be
PLAYED of by the Southern Brotherhood of arsto-
cratic political gamblers, of whom Diabolas Doug
la il chief, against Northern rights; against North
exn nterests-against Northern sentiments: and the
Northern resolve of "No more Slave Territory" is
to Be met and stied and overcome by the threat of
As<pinq Kansas Slave State The cOwarfy usurp-
ers knowing all the while their utter inability to
hold il an hour, and having learned by desperate
and cruel and bloody experiment (whOse results to
them we've as notifying as they were UNEXPECTEDLY,
that the tools of Southern seffdOm no match for
Northern freemen battling for their atar-ses their
eensciences and homes.
The great red, clustering Dragon of the South
has learned 1.-TWO or three several" things during
the past twelve months. At the next Congress, he
will turn up as usual dOuble-header," roaring
thunder and whistlng steam with the one, but like
q gentle sucking dove" with the other-roaring,
kwever, with the gentle head particularly!
The revolutionary phase Of Kansas history is past
lisrk this The brave old hero of Osawatame
may wipe his sword and return it to its scabbard.
His enc mics and the enemies OF his c0untrys free
dem aud the enemies Of the freedom aud equaty.Of
his race will never, upon Kansas soil, afoid him
that long-cCveted opportunity Of avengDg the death
Of his darling and heroic boy. Green be the grass
Of the prairies where the bones of the martyr are
resting, Perfamed with amber and spices for thee
BE the tears Of the night What though nor
stored urn skycleaving shaft directs to thy
lDDe grave the plgrim-patriot Of to-dsy-the stars
watch above thee might, and the children Of TO-
Dorrow shall gather all thy scattered but ever
cred dust and the virtuou.y good and the virtuous
n great Of all future time shall come, not 10 weep
fsr Thee, not 10 bewsl thee, but to ever renew at
Thy airline their burning hatred Of Wrong to ever
sesew At thy shrine their undyiog devotion to Right.
And what shall say Of thee, 0 man Of many
soIrOws! q hero Of strange vcissitudes y
miracle of Gods providence! Safe amid the iron
rain and the Ieaden hail safe amid carnage and
slxsshter--ssfe where the dark angels wing waved
swift destruction 10 thy foes-safe amid open enc.
mics and safe amid trescberous foes- in the Lords
haDd II al times secure, and within the munitions
If His fortress forever strong Classic Greece,
ADeng her nOblest and most exalted sons, has EN-
halmed none more worthy of immortal fame than
art thou. The simplicity Of Cincinnstus and the
stern virtue of Roman Brutus God has combined
In thee; and when thou didst give thine arm to
ssughter and thy sword to the blood Of the slain,
thou ddst execute the purpose Of the Lord of Hosts
with such vengeance only rs became the Lords
Apointed. The historian of another generation
shall most fttinely record thy deeds; but only the
heroic spirits Of all ages may truly apprehend thee.
IN the worlds great Pantheon, philosophers may
s'se above thee poets may excel thee-statesmep
nay outshine thee but among Gods celestial ones,
who through esrths long nghthaye battled valianty
sor the right none have proved themselves more
worthy than thou TO lace, because thou hast shown
70 Thy fellows how earnestly thou didst DARE TO
DIE! T. II.
THE GREAT FRAUD IN KANSAS.
Csussv0oasnes Of The n. Y Tribune.
PHlIADEI PIUA Oct % lsJ7.