The Washington union., 1858-06-30
TWO CENTS.
II may be hard dose for these gentlemen to swallow
bat it is a fact. nevertheless.

II may be hard dose for these gentlemen to swallow
bat it Is fact nevertheless
IE.vrxwosIn June I5th.--1he rejection of the le-
compton constitution by the people Kansas Territory
seems to lie settled Everybody here the bill viii
he defeated and what everybody says must be true
Pro-savery and free Stale alike deermlAei
against IT, in order that quiet be restored to
the Territory The the people do not believe
that expedient for Kansas into the Union at
present. and this desire TO remain Territory will be FULLY
demonstrated on the I'd of August.
The Fort Scott difficulties about which so much has
been written aud out which the prtisan have
endeayored revive political agitation, appear capable OF
solution Instead Of being political matter AS the
ultrss would have IT, 1t ont To he nothing
less than The psanks q baud e ssrT, Ts aventrs,.
wnt~rcd on bDssrs nfAGe occasional forays INTO
the neghborng counties for the purpose Of supplying
themselves with hors@s and whatever neosares they
thought requisite to complete their outfit 10 hold
the in the neighborhood OF Fort Scoft
responsible for the ontrages Of these adventures Is as
silly it Is to lay Monteumerys conduct At the door oi
the freeS;ae The listufbers on both sides were
neither settlers of Kansas Missouri but were merely
adventures banded together for the purpose oi making
rip to Arizona The determined action OF Gov Denver
has put end TO the antics of these adventures AS
AN evidence the jact disturbes nearly all de-
parted the Territory choosing rather to seek their
fortunes IN New Mexico Arizona, Utah. than to run
the risk OF being hanged at the hands OF the federal a
hoIities The Fort Scott difficulties may now bc con-
sdered end This being peace has been restored
to Kansas from end Of the Territory to the other,
notwithstanding the determined efforts of the partisan
press make it appear otherwise.
Gov. Denver aud the other members Of the board OF
commissioners have appointed the following precincts
and Judges Of election in Leavenworth county, for the
election the I'd of August under the English Lecomp
ton bill:
Kickapoo precinct at Kickapoo--Judges Sparten r.
Rhca James Reaglc. a. T. Hazxaud.
Ieavenwortl precinct us,al voting place, in First
ward in Lcavenwcrth jeremiah Clark, L. j. Es-
tin s. +. Few.
Leavenworh precinct at The usual voting place in the
Second ward Leavenworth Judges c. f. Currier, John
A. Halderman, w, G. Matthias
Delaware precinct, at Delaware-Judges, George II.
Twembley, Jonas Edge, j. w Pcnnoyer.
Quindaro precinct, st Qundaro--JudSes, G. =. Bud
dington, r. S Colby, Otis Webb.
Wyandot precinct, at Wyandott Judges, J. T. Root,
w. Y. Roberts, a. y. Bartlett
Eston precinct at EastonJudgcs, r. Il. Orr, Samuel
Kookagec, Charles Chadwick.
MeNanIra precinct at Alexandria Judges, Stephen
Sparks, Dr. Allen, b. w. Hyatt.
The appointments said to be good ones, the men
being persons of high character. Mr. Currer, Judge
lIalderman, Mr.. Caii, and DIR. Few are well known
anti Iecompton men; the ''shrekers will have
cause to complain the ground Of partality-