New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
KANSAS.

We ,ec,ived no letters from Kansas yesterday
Int supdry Mi.souri and Kansas journals. with
dotes two DAYS later. We give all that relates t,
tho election from wbstever eide. The following is
the teIee,spbic dispatch Of The 81 Louis RIuJi-
can (Pro Slavery, October ":
JEEFERsoS CITY October l6.
Kansas advices TO the morniug of Tuesday, the
18Th received.
Gen. HalDey and Capt. PeasantDn OF the army
and Gen. Poineroy and DR. Webb. general agent sad
Secretary Of the Aid Society, passed tbrough here
yesterday, en- r0itte TO the East.
The Democrats of Kansas still claim the Legisla-
ture by small majority and the Republicans claim it
by two thirds me joIity. Several Of the Democrs ats
elected ere FreeStite men which vttusily puts that
faction in power. II is said hat hs lorge reportra
Democratic mQJOrify an Johnson County IS boar, and
that tie distriet rent Free STATE.
Or. Udlkfr 6cfcRdS Hc U0iiHg Of the soliicrs at
KiokcroO aud says that they are not now considered
as soldiers but ss citizens they having resided there
six months.
1t is fbe opinion of many Democrats that ma
jorty of Democrats wi be retuIItd TO the L gall-
ture. in spite of the uuflvorable appearances.
The following Is from The S. Louis Eoeniag
Nems, which 'eans = the right side:
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l6, 1857.
Having spent much Of the Sumner IN Kanss-, and
seeing conflicting accounts from there, feel constrained
to give my experience. In all my jOurneyingS, which
extended one hundred and fly miles west Well as
north and south, found population largely in favor
OF making this Free St0'e-snd unless frauds OF the
grossest kinds practieed, feel satisfied that the
present election bas placed the FTee.Sate in the
mejority; and henceftrwaid may expect an
tirely different course of legislation.
That the National Democratic psrty will tty TO con-
troll the destines Of the Territory is perfectly natural
ard that the Admns ration hes been directed to this
end was plainly to be seen; bu. the sbrewdness of
GOU. Walker, with the aid OF the Fedetd' Cor.
ernment, is not enough to deprive freemen Of their
os,
lars and tyranny sha not stain fair land this
home OF our adoption.
The following is from The 81. Louis D.moerA
(Free.Stat,), a'to of the 18th inst
LATEST FROM KANSAS.
We had the pleasure of visit last evening from
Mr. Ferre of The Le0UeRw0rM Times who lefe that
city on Monday 10th irst j. at noon. The information
which be brings confirms our previous advlces that
Iotts majority will be 5 0C0. The House will stand
Free State, %; Pro- Slavery, l6. The Council has a
majority OF State men elected Gen. Harvey dis
approves the voting Of the troops al KckapOo.
Walker, it is sad stl vindcates it as peaceful en-.
poyment of the army Of occupation.
The LedceRr0rh Times of Saturday has the fol-
lowing
Marcus Paott elected Congress beyond doubt and
probably by from 1000 TO ), 300 majority. -
We think certain that the Free State party has lied the
ing IS members; tie Po Slavery the let I'D and 9vILte
With members to the 's patty and hardly
doubted that they have carried the XIIh xIlIth XIvth
XVIII and XVIb, with members this section has been
strongly State making in ali 81 meDbers-a majority Of
b,e in the Assembly Is the other Dcts should give
Pro Slavery majority.
To ProSavery party has elected me nbers
from the District and from ls SecJnd the Free Sta
from the SIKH We doubt not the Seventh shth Ninth
and the Tenth with menbsr have gone FreeSae I'm
the Third Fourth and Fifth Districts heard from the re-
viii be in doubt These Pro Slavery but from the
character of the inhabitants the probabilities are on the side OF
the Free e-SIate party. :,
Hence hopeful that has secured both branches
Of the lie aHre but not think one branch s oars De-
hp
de.iers upon the people.
We understand which have already been sent
TO smaller than polled BY the Free
state men How much the minors OF the slave Power may
tanper with the and what may be the result OF Their
yisuy 10 beyond cOnjecturei
The Quindaro Ch,ndopan of the 10Th inst also
clams 900 to 600 majority for Parrott, aud says:
"We have just received intelligence ss'urin; us
that the Free State pa ty ceIslny have nioe members
of the Council and majonts in the House, unle;s
immense and fictitious msjorities, aside fom the
soldier vote, be sent in from the unknown region
toward the Rocky MountaiDs."