The Kanzas news., 1858-11-06
The Doom of the Doughfaces.

To those who cherish an abiding faith in
the capacity Of the people for intelligent
self-goyernment, the result of the late elec-
tons in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania
furnish "a most cheering and instructive
lesson. In those three States, two of which
have from time imnemoriai been consider
ed inseparably welded to the Hunker De-
moeracy, TwENrY-oNE of the bastard dough-
faces who violated their own honest con-
victions, and the first principles of Repub-
lican government at the bidding of a,heart-
less President, by voting for the Internal
Lecomptou Constitution, have been buried
beneath an avalanche of the peoples wrath,
so that the places which have known them
to be disgraced by their treason-will know
them no more forever. o most righteous
retribution, SURPRISING even our most san
guine expectations Let the names of the
base miscreants who thought to trample on
the sacred rights of gallant and strug-
Cling people, and who have received SEN
tence and execution at the hands of their
outraged constituents, be held up as tar
get ''for Time to point his slow, unswerv-
| ing finger att Here are their names
From Pennsylvania James Landy, Henry
NJ. Phillips, Owen Jones. Henry Chapman,
j. Clancy Jones. VIM. L. Dewart. Paul
Leidy. Allison White. John A Abb, Will
son Reilly, James L. Gillis.-11. From
Ohio-Wm. S. Groesbeek, Joseph R. Cock
erill. Lawrence w Hall, Joseph Miller,
Joseph Burns, William Lawrence-6
From Indiana-W William J. Niblack, James
Hughes, James B. Foley and James NJ
Gregg. Total, 81. -,
{ So perish all the enemies of Freedom
1t matters not whether they we're slaugter-
ed in the house of their friends by being
refused a denomination for the seats they
dishonored, or were gibbeted with more
formal solemnity at the ballot-box. Of all
the Indiana reprobates BILL ENGLISH only
survives. and he only escaped the doom of
his confreres by repudiating the ENGLISH
BnL-furnishing the latest and perhaps the
only authentic instance of man Saving his
life By eating htnsself up $50 sts# tiet
OF the Ohio clan not one of the or;oiizaf
Leoomptonites has been spared, and only
two-Pendleton and Cox-of those who
lent themselves to the support of the Bill
English Bin surnamed Lecompton, Junior.
In. Pennsylvania the slaughter is even
more complete. Florence, of the Let Dist,
(Philadelphia), elected two years since by
a majority of 9. s.220, now barely escapes BY
| the skin of his teeth in consequence of some
two thousand votes being thrown away on
q third candidate. Dimmick, ia the 18th
Dist. whose majority N 1856 was 6,I73 is
also reelected by a meager majority. while
Landy. with 3 majority of 1880 in 1856;
Phillips. with e, ,719; Owen JONES' with
LIS; Chapman, with $50; Dewart. with
2.541; White, with $50: .Ahl, with 1,5e1;
Reilly. with /, $685. GilIs. with 67l; and
last and least of all, that double distilled
doughkace. j.. Clancy Jones, with his ,ee4
majority, have al sunk beneath the wave,
and the ihky waters Of an infamous obiiy-
ion have closed over them Laus Deo =
These traitors. trusting in their immense ma
jorities-in the strength of party discipline
the power and patronage of q corrupt and
Iunscrapulous ADMINISTRATION. and in the
lwondrous magic of that charmed word Disk
IocRAcS. bowed their paltrY knees to tie
dark spirit of Slavery. and tried sheir, ut
most-but in vain thank God-to immolate