New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

books Of Oxford Shawnee in Johnson County at Oxford
circ recorded hs pooooks the tally papers
Of both the precincts enoned above were made out IN the
style and 90 neay alike a' 20 hdus u 20 '-e's nss
they were made ogt BY the same man vu ,oprors
James T. Walker being duly sworn, depOsed as fol-
lowsI reside in Leconpton Doug County Nj an aeon
stable in Lecomptou Town.hip at Oxford Precinct in
johnson county X T. the election said prcnc, for officers
Under the Constitution; wei, there The request Of
United State. Marshal Dennis who promised protection II
go there there just the polls oP~n'd IL the morning.
found Nsr,,l ID, aI there with company ot United states
troops the troops stationed about % oe from the place
Of voting with their arms sta ed OMofd IN kens just on
the Missouri Lie &C dining the Of Little sane Fe astset
divides the from esch other the Judges strangers 70
NE, but earned that the names Of two OF them were =,
and Norman he other did not Learn the name Of The
where the polls opened rr ros' the street ron
the Missouri ne kAtson anroun "a te polls orenea
up,u all persons MISTER where they were FROM TO come up
aud vote th' vas rush t9 TIE polls OF crowd Of men t
been 10 20 IS votes poled when got therei az
one nan vote @ s 9ee KSn gos ~ M y0ss s saa ssa 70
f h lb an5,bef I.ron ipSirIs how ihe foik. wer.
tod g Ms9un there was large crowd Of men about me
To when they were f ofened who came in troa M..'nn
tn gtn otes coming end going a. day some on
hcTs,bsck others il char9ged three men gao onra
70 they refused b. and et the polls without vo
~ tia, time after left the polls they came osek ana yea
ms.nt at he pisce where te yotes were h5htsd IL ron
G,ck Until about challenging the fourtn MAJ '1~'
ctsu he judges would not but sked h 70 10
in K.nsa. be made no reply; told them that not the
ssnied 70 ow ii he lived Kansas be dews
VoyoT aLd aid God dn you! iii. non. of your
Judge hsn asked he had claim in Ksn'-- assed im
rhe I've or eyer lad lived IL khn.Ss he SAID tna ~ dd
not but had csu here; Kson said that was 'ahcienti
cd hin 70 read b. Governor procsnaton aud tno"sd hni
OF he fu,ed 20 read H. and commenced 70 n 10 U MIN
he aid God d-n you back 20 Lecompton and ea sng-
voter. tere-ye attend % own business nere capt
Bedsu who was member tne Consutona ConV"nton a.
Lee csue with olvcr aud -ai N me, God
d-n yu YOU VI. Leeo p,On you don't get away
from here BE- asked going 70 vote here lud hiIa
the rrht Of voting for the state ticket ae replied that
or fl,r id Abo,ioL $40 I'D vote there did not vote
hst dsy; several FreeStste men up 20 vste,
but ssr seeing what going they went away without
vorg he returns from there lce aud there
10 FIe State pobed dgrng the time at the win
do there about u vote oed The judge called out
re- eatedy have The people sne vote without fear
Vile chaLel Tie Judges would not
ore who chsl, bit told them II they had claim IL
til. IL rtoIy LEY along toward te
u pesreG b. getting drunk the judges of the election
had been anced the second bOr.e o liquor getting
ish L.y al -kng thrsss against me, II did leave
n. uc0w: up and ,old III
were s.i'h ind you'd did
United N4rhs h.d me herr that should
have protection, a4t ou4 point out aay who voted
II n M.s.oud b. wolld arrest H. went leaving the
dow fad the hAshsl fpgli Anl behind house with
JACK TLoup,L q Loom ptln dIfins qulr; think Taoup
.r neEtsE u he Consit,'iona Convention: asked
ki14 protect - cLer--g Illegal ard p0il-ei
Ean ~hD n .sosd lad vteed
-ked - La,e Em aF'rsd he paid l;.HJu % ny re-
quest - hlv" 'h- tan arrfstd enc s4t b. gue-d c)d 20
ssck.a4; 1e" oai 'a-ss'euiug b-t sld ~oi- 90
f9ld % tLa-erte - .y ~ d sEeaf orf wn2 "As
as.'tg1. i"eT"- 80 s"-b of.Hl rp ~ !.li .il ut