The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-29


IaAynwom CuY, K r., July n, 1858.
1As AppvoscAsas EIsotios-Feelins Of he Assss-CsJ
Aeu~'s L4st-A Serious Error, dc.
On next hsa6ay week he people q Kansas win DO oa
cd upon 70 determine for themselves whether they win
accept the English Leoompton BILL and enter the oOnfede
rAcy q sovereign State, remain Territory under
The government OF the United States. Tho ques-
ton Is . momentous for the people Of Kan
sas; but strange ~ may appear, they do not
70 be half ~ Interested in the result their
Eastern neishbors. With the exception OF occasional
"shriek" from such Lane, Montgomery, Stanton,
PARROT and few others the entire Territory remains I'M
disturbed from any political excitement Strong efforts
have been made since the passage Of he English bin on
the 9TH Of March last, 70 keep up the excitement
in 'bleeding Kansas" but in vain. me poo
pie would have It otherwise. And now, on
the very eve, as WERE Of ono Of the most important
elections held in the Territory, peace and tranquility
reign supreme throughout the land The time for bun
combe speeches. hyp0crc shrieks and political agita
ton has passed. Ever since the passage Of the bill the
minds Of The people have been made up, and all the
ory of the cantDg demsgogues who would rule the Ter
rtcry for their aggrandzement has not changed the
minds of the masses whit. The people, in their
esty have sgnfed their desire peace and they have
obtained tall the efforts Il political huckstsn TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Of election under The Lecompton constitution, which he
hes withheld since the election in January last This
ON the part Of Calhoun which should been
long ago. was made public here the day before yesterday
in letter 70 General Eastn Of this city, which reAds
follows
LxAvuwoRm O,rY July H. 1854.
GENERAL L. J. EAsnN-l have just received . letter
from General John Calhoun enclosing letter 10 Governor
Dsnver and also The eersdc.es Of All the members elect
In the absence Of the Governor requested 10 retain
and distribute the CerHcatss OF the following named gem
uenen 70 VIII
JoArsor County-E s. wnkerson, A. Payne
LeaunsO0rth C0ansy-C. Chadwick, G. Sparks, c.
DSniphGn and AtcAipn-R. g. Kelly.
Atcaison-J 7. HEREFORD
Doniphan-S Tenant
REPRESENTATIVES,
yhMsen COuntyw. J. SharriH, A. A. Cox, H. W. Jones,
DosiphGs C0unty-whiehesd, Boyd, Head and Wilson.
Atchtsor CStsaty-a Bay, A. Elliott and j. r. Wheeler
LsaueHtcorth C0,snty-W Kemp, ]. W. Norris, J. Il.
Notwsre B. Gray, g. W. Gardener, W. Pennocx, P. r.
The others have been mailed 70 tho Hon. Hugh g.
wash Acting Goysrnsr For the Of the gen
duly mailed 70 them at their respective Post Offices Those
Of members elect from this county viii be eft n the Re-
The returns for State officers will be made 10 the Lsgs
AsOre, and they will have the whole subject in their
hands. A. J. SACKS.
long may been intended 10 aid the administration party
in Kansas but unfortunately has had Just the opposite
elect the cert,dcAes mad been granted long ago,
they should have BEEN thousands Of the free
would have been compelled mater OF policy, to give
their adherence TO the Eogsh BILL Under the Lsc5np
ton constitution she candidates elected nearly
State men and the legislature free State by
large majority The free State party having the power
their hands could by OF policy, vote for the sdop
ZION OF the English BILL and ninety days after the cleo
nOn constitutional convention could have been called
alter amend the Euglsh oll, just the majority
f Instead OF sofdug free State opportunity OF
voting for the BILL Calhoun In keeping back these certid
cstes such unreasonable length Of time, threw su
Gent doubt upon the result OF the election dsust
even the very candidates. elected In this way thou
OF messure which would doubt have secured
Calhoun had acted dscreey, The reje tho Eng
iMh bill will Of course nufy the election under the
Lscomp,on constitution and the victory by free
sssts party last will be lost to them 10 Aagn.t
next Nevertheless the msorty of the free state party
determined 10 oppose the adoption Of the
AL bsysrds though they do cut their throas
doing II is true hundreds OF the free Slate sn sig
Nifty their intention 10 vote for the adoption Eogsn
b among the rest George w. smith, OF Lawrence, the
Governor elect under the acompton constitution but the
majority OF the party DESTROYS Of putting end 10 po
cal agitation immoveable in their Intention %
propoe tion rejected IT, therefore, these certificates
had been granted In due ald not kept back day
after day and month after month OF the free
State would have been opsn 10 the influence of the
elected candidates and different result might be anti
cipaed the I'd day Of August next As the matter
stands other conclusion be arrived than
that the free State party, and many pro slavery too
will their votes for the rejection Of the Eogish bill
rendering is defeat Almost q certainty.