New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

.beto lespel aeos ysu hut ItsH ysu cvsS Ne fstsye
\ Acct ALL psssy, especially - fas q hreisses V
"ihe Ysn elscion" These a:s ssAsfy. "ot IA e1st'
woids, conveying exss:!y the shcve iasa- Ss", see
Governor has 40: oriy lore ksek sI msn.es, TITS
d. abeh;.ipg belry ell Of his yesrs engrst m ani
forcing The .aI r6Yy.'snea but re tarHs over tae s
psf.onu ed: of the cou-ty INC Election DsGfcS -
the bogus eers, Who have made iG6:
only ,r or 2ki members are given ~ twchiihs oi
the D. ople 0! Kao.s and they simos; al Fiee-S..,
While tie remainder Of the y members are gwen %
the other three .hfshs, which embrace al the TO
Slavery settlements Of any strength. That ias. No l.
The Bo0ns County Commissioners determine the
number srdIocaton Of voting places. These hey have
invariably made but few and distant rom large Free
State settenents-for example. Topeka, whrh hss
such plpulstoa that she cast 80 votes Tor the r?ee
Constitution last August, has never nsd VoIng Pce
assigned ber ror ore near her Tor the eeetiob oi
Territorial Oficers. This Is fac, No. :.
The came Commissioner appoint the .luiS4s cf
Election reaIiy oil OF whom are members oi tee Bte
LODGE OF Missouri with hemselves-osn ooner |!
make Karsss Save-Sts.e with or sgainst IsT. Ins:
is fact No. 3.
The Blue Lodges of Missouri organizing more
thoroughly than before "a invade and carry me
election. They viii no. come as an army nsdtsgN1.ea,
but quietly coonize the border counties days before
the election. Ali this is not guess work bot truth; VIZ
KNOW IT. nfallibe truth, too. Nothing ~l prsven,
tb. m unless il be the fear Of Lanes volunteers and
Sharp's rjfes. This is fact No. T.
And taken with the following fact, that the Bogus
Officials TO whom Governor Walker assigned the work.
have made 80 OF the 52 Districts touch the Missouri
line-one other bat miles distant ard most Of the
remainder within one days ride, bringing the snss,
Election q. the door of these Blue Lodge Missouri
gently makes this rather interesting and stgHfcdEt
TACT No. D.
Federal Judge Cato and the Lecomp.on Grand Jury
right in the face Of their lswhsye decrced tha:
the people must pay tax for the privilege 20 vote az
their poll. But inasuuch 81 the pecpl, poor Abei
ton fools ike their fathers OF E'6, don't beieve in
taxation withOu. repre- entstsn, especially as more
AHpi;t strI nanpe IL IN
he officials who s.CKID their towns, BURNT ther
dwelingr PLUsDERTD their stores, DESTROYED theI
printing presses ard hotels, rSsuLTED and OUTRAGED
'her wives and daughters, BUTcHERED and SCALED
their neighbors and STOLE the LBERriIsCf TIE people
this is rather a stubborn fact No. D
The United States army TO guard, not the ballot
box from fraud-as 10 any event IT could DO nothing
more than protect the judges Of eecton--but il will
ceiyir and r. rtecug .uch votes as their Democratic
necessities may suggest. That Is fact No. z.
Were II possibie in view Of tho above facts to out.
vote the Office holders ard their sllies, then said
Judges will make such returns ss the interests OF
Slavery and the retention of lis party in power viii
reque for the first duty their estimation, is to obey
their Blue Ledge oahtbatis, to plant the Slave Power
in Kansas at all hazards That Is fact No. .:
But says one "the troops cannot be at al the pre-
cints" You are right nor need they be at more than
one precinct in majority Of the districts. AT other
ponis the people will of course, eject the surpes and
appCint honest residents especially will the people nave
gapized, having no illegally constituted authorities
And as Walker will recognize as legal only such re.
tuIps as certified 10 by the Legally constituted
authorities" namely the judges and clerks appointed
by the bogus commissioners, the Democracy vii re-
ceiye a majority OF the certificates OF election, ana
possess the govenn ent for another term. That, a.
the event Of October Will verify, IL fact No. y.
The prospect Of the peoples managing their own
affairs in their own way, in view OF the above expose,
is certainly luminous, my friend, is not AS lamn-
Gus as moobless and s'arless midnight! Then Pres
ident Buchanan will e1clan, no doubt, that another
appeal has been made to the ballot bOx-tae CERTAIN
"ime rican remedy for the redress OF all grievances
tie peop'e have had tair election" under
"rAIR election law" And the National DE nocracy
is on the top Of the wave. Very certain Amer'cda
remedy - particularly in kansss!
Probably the silent Pro-Savery Constitution, AMI
State efiicer. to match will be voted at the same
cay with the Territorial election, and under the regl-
men, Or the Cobvention will resolve Itself INTO Leg
isatrre elect State officers and two United States
Senstors-W sker and SIip gfellOw, or fillmore. Their
Constitution will be admitted by Congress, the Sen
afors in the Senate and the state sehiney ATTEMPT
Ed TO be put in operation, before the old year dies
awsy. II that be their course, the Democracy will
most likely PERMIT the people TO cary the Territorial
Legislature A Government dJnact "tonr dayS and
stiHketh as nc feqpe arc at9 10 fsSract r, H. IL
have they not donef Thoy have invaded, u4urped,
sacked, plunGer.d, destroyed, insulted, outraged,
butcheIed scoiptd, and stolen nc liberties OF TIE Peo
Pile and the naton said Amen" to it. Ani Low tn ;.
this fraud is seated the throne Of power what is TO
be feared by Most Of those who active in the
former Of this great bdrbarc Kansas drama
assigned important parts in tbs scene which is t' be
plsyed in October next. The actors in the play
have espoused and are party to the fraud, in at-
tempting TO enforce it's barbarism, and oil have
the United States bayonets and army to aid in the
SUNNI alton Of the work is ensave the peopls OF
Kansas But Kansas will have history and future.
Her people will yet be free. Alas fear though, lot
until her garments are dyed in blood agan-the mn
cled blood Of the oppressors and the oppressed.
WALTER OAKLEY Of Topeka KanSA
Eet, York, Sept. 9, 1857
THINGS IN NEBRASKA.