The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
DIR. BLAKE LITTLE.

OF Fort Scott, Is choice specimen of q reg.
tilar hard shell North Carolinaian=an old
Whig forsneriy-now an ultra Democrat Of
the Southern school. The Doctor was the
author of the minority report. fought for it
all through, but finally went over to the Ad-
ministration wing. What causes were bro't
to bear to produce this result we cannot tell,
but as the secret service fund was at the
command of Calhoun and others, it may be
supposed that the old mans palm was not
untouched. He is 3 character, and in his
way quite peoples man on some points.
The Oldest man in the Convention-being
sixty -four-he was one of the most active,
and his sshrill, cracked voice was heard on
all subjects. His speeches were certainly
not remarkable for correct pronunciation or
good grammar but they were keen and sar-
castle.
". s. WELLS,
of Willow Springs, Was the bore of the as
sembly. When he rose to speak it was the
Signal for conversation or leaving the hall
on the part of members. He is low, cum
ming, egotistical looking fellow, with red
hair, foxy whiskers and dirty face. He is
from Virginia, and was formerly Camp
bellite preacher. He is merchant, sells
bad whisky and tobacco, and keeps sort
of tavern for travellers. He voted with the
dodge party.
JOHN A. RANDOLPH
of Egyptian darkness, on his transmission
to Kanzas he of course voted with the Law
and Order party. He is a little insigni6-
cant fellow about twenty five years of age,
and lives the Big Blue river. He profess
es to be Free State, but is too small game to
be aught but ''anythingin general and moth
ing in particular
BAIT JONES
is the beau ideal of bully. He is from
Georgia, and processes to be lawyer
Desperate looking, loud voiced and reckless.
looks character that we should not desire
to meet on dark night if our purse was
well lined. He is fair-haired, full-faced,
stout built. and twenty -one years of age
He resides in Jackson county, Mo-. and of
ficiated as one of the Judges of the Oxford
election. He signs himself Disunionist.
JOHN HENDERSON,
Editor of the Leavenworth Journal. He is
a Pennsylvania, Doughface, and has distin-
guished himself in Kanzas by his Ultraism,
Rufianism, lack of brains and want of cour-
age. He is tall, coarse looking man, light,
freckled face, and features on which devotion
to whisky and icentious habits are plainly
written. He has been In Kanzas year and
half, and is distinguished by the violence
and rabid Pro-slaveryism displayed in his
paper. He is Douglasite and aims at some
Office as payment for the work which he has
performed here. As he drinks enormously
and CANDLES quite extensively, his career
must soon be run.
SAMUEL G.. REID,
of Tecumseh, is lawyer, native of Alabama,
and Editor of the defunct Note Book, which
was considered the radical Pro-sIavery pa
per of Kanzas. He is possessed of ordinary
talent. and would not be remarked as a man
likely to ''set the world on fire.
THOMAS J. KBE,
of Donipban. The only note worthy fact
connected with this gentlemen, is that he is
Editor of the Constitutionalist, and a con-
sistent Border Ruffian. He is a Tennes-
seean.
/ zEsv
of Westport, No., supposed to represent
johnson county, is young man with no
great force of character. little principle and
good dealof unscrupuloasuess. He is an
F. F. ", a lawyer and Assistant Editor with
the highwayman. Clay Pate. of the Star Of
Empire. He voted with the Ultras, but
was minus ON the last and final vote.
LUCfEE J. EAsTrE.
Printer and Editor of the Ranzas Herald,
of Leavenworth, is Kentuck;an. He is
a .Pro-slayery Democrat, and goes with the
Administration, his bread being buttered
with government pap. Personally Gen.
Eastin is polite and polished. compared to
the majority of his colleagues. He is about
forty stout. gross looking and careless
in his dress and appearance.
GEORGE p. HAMILTON,
of Fort Scott, was one OF the active fire-
eaters. and resigned his seat when the bogus
submission Dodge was carried. He is from
Georgia, and Physician by profession.
HUGH Il. MooRE,
of Leavenworth, a ire-eating, Pro-siavery
Democrat-a lawyer by profession. and q
Georgian by birth. He was Chairman Of