New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

Atehson paper Fre'dom's Champion, tins reh.,.
the report that it was Democratic victor, s y
ArcHisoS, Kansas. Oct }. ix,s
"'DfAR Ehsr0N: lam happy 4. inform Won ths,.i
Republican ticket in this county j. aefeaisl srS ,I
Peoples Independent ticket : elected r.ee,S,sl',
DemOcraisl. A,chison has the county seat "-S'
The above Infamous SANDER on the r.onla =
Achi>on Co. We fni in T.c Lear ~ vorh Htolf d" ="
Sayeryl, under the iog caption # tn. 10
'Deleaiei in Atch.sOu County AMI pr,f,cI b. as
tsl remarks I" the effect iha, me oppo.s,i,o 10 =.
Black Repubhcarism gsipei cl,ri5st -;.,- ,..', =
Mchison County 49,! Who W. j. We don, "a a
nor 90 We care bat We do know thar he hs. saD'
Ite HTIid an inian Ols, audaciogs ialaeho,s -, "
base SANDER agains, . rec nen who ha,e ~, '.S
name of Demcocra they 10 ,le 9evil T'y
the r'rres Natives elect open avog.I ana -
h,l lrn'ars, ara the other l. about far ror, be.S.
Democrat a. a lion j. from skuEk" 1s
IL VIII thus b. seen that even in at,h;soo g.
iy, the strongest Pro-Slayery or "Demoers,;-,
county IN ksnsss, it was not deemed e,n,i,sr,
bring ucke, representing such interests IN "a.
field, ard although an opposition tcke, m ,h. -
uiar uchct WAS eecled, II Was only on seonn,y.sa,.
ssue Win candidates who repudia,e Pro Slavsr,,
Democracy.
The result of this election throughout .hs Tsr.;
Tor! Is 10 pace more radical set of Ant. slavery
men ~ The lower branch oi the Legislature ,hs,
there last session. This is The mora .;aa's asa
'nbt ihhA Ab' Hi'>t lflllon IL ylrslailv La
priv.d Of representation.
The Council. of course remains ss Al las, ses.;o,
and, as that body is TO some extent Hunker,sh :.
may, together with acting Gov. Walsh. or who.,as
may sport tie executive function, 10, 4 the Nh.
of legislation. In electlng members 10 the U.,.S.
this year care was taken to reject every an, ,.s
pected of " Minneols' corruption. As tbis sn.o;s.
OF legislative corruption is very hard 10 mss,
am not very sangulnc that the people have sto
gether succeeded. a.
An effort will be made to make this "ra,ross =
Legislature. Some persons seem to expect that
Congress will, Immediately On assembling mals =
railroad grant, subject TO the action of the Territ-
rial Legislature Sundry schemes for the locato.
of roads &C., are already on foot the sehemer,
seeming 10 forget the moral Of the receipt for COAX
ing u hare first, catch the hare" IL is uke,v
that This Legislature will abolish Slavery in TIA
Territory, and probably pass several stringent laws
To meet the case of those who insist gu HOLDING
slaves here in defiance ot the wishes OF the great
mass of the people. This will bring them agaia at
issue with the General Government. The sstrap
here who othciates as Territorial Executive will
doubtless hold by veto if he has power enough in
the Council 10 back him up in il. Failing in that
however, the remedy is simple-jus ust 10 declare tho
law nugatory, and the Federal Courts here as else
where will not hesitate 10 sustain such position.
There is 10 be Free. State Convention for tho
Territory in this place, the 10th of next men.h
The object is TO determine the future policy of tho
Free-State party in reference to State govera-
ment, and the general principles to govern The
party.
The Pixies Peak gold excitement still keepsup.
Three men of the Lawrence party got in last night.
That party had prospected the country from the
Spanish Peaks north for 400 miles. They say
that gold was found on all of the streams, but not
in abundance except at one or two points. 0na
tributary of the South Platte the party was at work
when these men left, and they report that they
make from 81 TO $40 per day. The best route
ihither is by the Smoky Hill valley. The eject Of
this news will be to increase the gold fever hero
and elsewhere.
There has been considerable amount of sick.
ness in Kansas, AS throughout the West, this sea-
son--fevcrs, agues, chills, and similar diseases.
The high waters and rank vegetation were doubt
less the cause. The general health has much i'm.
proved for week or two
The Territory still suffers from hard times.
Transactions in real estate are limited, and at low
prices. This year the Territory produces abund-
ance of excellent corn, but the greater part OF tho
flour has still to be shipped hither.