New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

suhorsed Gov D~rver 70 .ss ina. to Ddses of election
was ,.l.s and susst wead ,rra ,uc ,,steen a.
n.s nsSss s BE- pss C1 i s Of he.
lie had siven TO the Democrats parry majority q.
from precinct in my Office and undee-iv.d Only
rsen 81 The Ietan: were opcnsd and hey were not fhi
eny the pos omp EXON Lsayen worth County b.: Of both
returns without the Delaware Crossing
majority in Leayenworh County AID con.q1eny oay
Of both branches ftho Legi-ls.ur..
~ order 20 a,ceAn the h sert messenger to tbs. pre-
ouct the 1dges of econ and .hs
turn. from precinct sre PIT into nv hands BY xr Den
dor one Of se for County and ou
The the Delaware
Precinct received he and be nessnsefs report
bfopsi 70 the following statements Of the judge and
CLERKS Of he precinc, IL question:
TerJ6o,ycf RaHn' County # LeGr"Eroyth-The under
signed Jndge and Cek. Of .b election held officer.
and members Of The state L. surs held the rre known
10 hereby cr1 o, the reGrn. usae By u. Of sd election
ard senui9s and :hs; any statement male by
. it. tn ay BY rserence % .sd ra. made sya's
managers and ce Of tac ',s .S,2H q ;ed precinct
F4ssssp@SRRE ,ssg @RTi E1,siis ( s!egiiAssRnrr, Joa,".
JAMES tINDLAY, 'e"~
= 5. sf: S cS91 OF l P 10 d s County and
Tetoy sq.s .2Gs eaed, Nm ,S MsS' ,aS .ne. paf Fnd
lay who, being dePsetn and saith that ihe
,taemt true he BEL their knowedgs and belief
1ThAS TnhoDoRE Or EPH Z sGlHRErr
JAMES e. GHtNIEH,
~ C. WILSON,
JAMES FINDLAY.
Sworn 70 md s Se0d ssMEI S ' NJ s stEFEas 'f
T,,,o,v Of ban,a, County Of Johnson Before samuel
saters personally appeared Theodore q Garrett VINO i I
Iesys1wSh County under .ad wsrrsnt and tssen
by an armed raf .i ,es cas 2, S bm 10 mse new
by he Free STATE party in La'rence ana
ade ne out % that GeIrra Calhoun would receive it, whh dePo
duraDce told him or t9p Rf 'pPiS S
r.,"sIy Sw,I, IS ls5s SHD SAM Ell NJ SALTERs j. r.
sSa that Pf Day h my Rand, were e eIsncd particle
doubt about the result whe m inc pfsees o 12oei Sa5a,
the party Iconcn as an.iier
ledge Of of the returns then for the int time in
my possession. The returns together With the deposons Of The
judges and clerks my office, at L"compon by Mr.
eroks one of the clerks in the Survey office.
informed in letter from Mr. Brooks that he placed them in The
Office II 2h day Of January III once aid to my friends
and others ho approached the subject that the DE-
pbics,n of such asacInent. Washington with
particle Of doubt h on s my mind Ss as t. IN 'ny w,.atiop % On
called TsJ my respects TO an old friend Judge Douglas nd be-
s he sied pspaT m ny cosnsd %% %% nI t1 ID to be the
dispositions Of the Judses Election or the scinGt OF Dswsre
oytyrce votes poed at that precinct could not a. ortfn
0n Pn nGPiP ,P m tstemen SO S made should Gorc %
true, they must inevitably control my sc'cn have ceiyed
and opened return from the Delaware Crossing Pecinc which
gives the Democratic party majority Of 579 votes and would
thus secure majority H." Demo rec legislative ticket OF
LesveLworb County, majority oint ballot IN the Leg
under Constitution. Ithe Judges of Election az that
precinct furnished informed Gov Denver before eav
pe Karsa reliable and statement that bnt ytlrce
votes were poed there should make mys party tn" irsnd
If declined be governed BY the oas Of the Judges IL
going the legality OF the returns OF that may
udee and dternine. shall and, in my determination
shall be governed by justice aud TRUTH and the right If -hs
Il probay will the Government Of the Safe OF Kansas
in the enemies will regret 1t more but yet
no one not even Bark Republican could perform the duty
with more of the CONSEQUENCES OF right than shall feel in the
discharge of Official duties have written to Gov
the Judges OF tAs
precinct. have them taken under such cir
cumaDcos will free and unbiased exhibition Of facts
By the procured shall h. governed in CIV
ing certificates Of election 10 the members Of the legislature
from Leayenworth County. j. CALHOUN,