The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26
NEWS FROM KANSAS.


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Kansas LlNs-Usw Mode Of Civil Processes
Novel Legislatson-John Calhoun Fsii9ws
tho Tsoops-Result of the Ei~ctlon-Prvtest
OF the Free State Candidates Against the or
NOrd and other Frauds-Mr. HeaderSou
SIN q Prisoner--A Mass Meeting OF Topeka
Men, Speech OF General Lare-RsssIusions,
&c., &c.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE HrRALr
LAvRncH X. r., Jen. 10, 1853.
One feels IN Kansas II he a curren. which
rushng along with nordins:e rapidly and no was com-
ped 10 keep up with be srdsr The people Of
Kansas pre- emaenty he tastes; people in the world
they settle Territory, build :owra dsveope resources
and extend agriculture with facility ard rapidly equal
leo only by their political activity choosing Iegsla:ures,
framing constitutions adopting, rejecting and resdoptng
them passing codes OF laws, repeating repsssirg
All here movement action, haste The people eat fact,
talk fast sleep FAST and especially do they fast
man is in hurry even when sitting suil; with him
nd you feel that his mind rusnng along precipiaey
! ent something Every seems 20 be pursuing
something which he overtake. In the l.,Is
town Of Lawrence we are GRO wded into the smales.
possible space two and three in every bed and from
TO nine in every room-9overpors and ex Goyer.srs,
State and Territorial legslaors correspondents and
velers spectators and traders farmers and mechanics
everything and everybody-ard yet not word Of COM
right on, jus. when, where and how he pleases Even
those who find legal other objections heir moving
they choose fail right into the lot that happens them,
and 70 enjoy life with gasto unusual in Cd
settements and some Of them appear 20 be equally will
In 10 meet, II not 10 enjoy, death.
II makes no difference TO any party, long
thing be DONE whether Il. he legal not; II; say
they, and egalze afterwards. There waiting for
lega forms The fact the deed brst the authority after
wrts against them nado ont after wards, deeds ions
and laws passed afierwsrd % justify legalize .cem
held and laws Authorizing passsi after
wards 1t is not unusual tn lg or % jump Oft
Of bis horse, into ths Legislature say soma
member" Here, quick, tase ihs Dill, ard pass E fer
want 70 be.on and execute H." Two bills carried
through the upper House OF the Territorial leg stature in
that way yesterday morning party Of hve wers
interested in certain biu three 10 arrange
mepe 10 execute it's provisions, while two Of them went
into the Council 70 go: :he bill through The bill taken
/ up read, and motion to aiop. maze. "ls the Horso
ready for the question:" inquired he Chair "Ques.on'
was the response. As many o. yoe," said the Char,
"as are in favor of The adoption Of The 5i just read.
manifest u by saying, aye' "Ayel aye ayep The an
law and the special committee Appointed 20 IN
vestigate INTO all election fralds enabled 20
mopce their work Immediately. Tne acting Governor 8
signature they considered certain, and he did gvs
it, the Legislature would pass =. lis osad The
mittee has power compel the a,epiancs of Witnesses,
take evidence, hire clerks, &c Each member OF Il
ceyes So day and mlase from federal governmep,.
Justice Miller On; INTO the Legislature yesterday
| ing and told them 70 be quick and establish Iusuces
Court IN lawrence, or they would have Mr. Henderson
be lost. cup with tho bll,n sail member. In few
minutes IavIeGce felicitsed herself upon having Jrs-
tees seat established IN her midst Thus /, VIII Q. seen
VIVA, authority there bas oeen n ne procosses u Law ~
sled by Justice hbler hrheto the Of persons
The free state party ma, consider it fo,unas for then
that they have Legislature u pass s9eca aSs TOR ibe
| as fast as the exesences ior them arise.
Mr.. Ross editor Of The Kansas Tiuas, elected Pc
lie pr MT fls i'll
a. Us recent LecJmpon since hGi urs
he has come oc. m his aas tat .aa Territorial
laws gsssed by Ine preVioos legislature ani a.
| jouyn in favor Of TIE Topeka sac Legs atare.
The representatives id - lss :hs uSor her
course alter sharp ana eBs.ny deoses yestsrday
they chose the edi,r D. sayen worm 7lS0 y 10 M
printing IL Is DOT generally exJecte1 ha. - Acep.
Oi a. this seasor s no mas aces hero for dong :,
so the choice vas considered merely VOC u ce=suro
| upon NI. Ross.
Mr. Calhoun left Isconptoa yesterday ort!og, crossed
the kaE Or Kansas rysr u q .sn, and wens win "a
Tinted states troops 20 leasengorih Ihs crsa:ed COZ
Siderable feeise IN lawrence General Denver, ac:lrg
Governor, seemed sirprsd AZ The curse 0f Mr. CainouD
be sent bm tbs returns for s,s.e Officers which no hai
resolved With the fs'ufns % the constitution, - Gated
states Marsha. Denns also reques; ior Mr. Calto-n
| to send him certificate OF Ihs election re:lrns
for LsyenW)Tth and JOHNSON counties, where fralds
charged. Mr. Henderson 3 81. ne mere prisoner.
lie says he viii no. esge before n 5 cleared nor before
he has clearly proven W he 0ri Us of .as
frauds with which he charged. II nu:sd round .-ai
important nilrmaion viii De ohaned from Mr.. Header
sou before his release, which sl nplcaae all M men
who have bad AM hing 10 Al Ia election frauds Wh,a
| Mr., henderson VIII 70 released a extremely uDcer-an.
propos ion u hang him WIS discussed soue y dag;
but the 1on who broash, nm hsre n,srposed .aylgs
they him their word )f honor for hs pafsly wns
their hands, AM they will dsfend m vtn Their lyes.
Mr. Henderson s entirely safo IN Lawrence, though
Of the free state uyDg - make impression
bis mind . use hm 20 further their purposes rhsZ
soy they have carried hs election by ss;ing IN a1d
that they Will not give him up whs thsfs any ianger
Of the return, from Dsas are Crossing beng coa6el
body Of r1en, calling themselves The fropeksl Legs
la,ure Of the State of Kansas met La, evening fFeyo
members were present resolution was passo,, re-
questng the Speaker 20 send % tbs pre0oc ~ Gbse-t
members and compel their attendance where ,hs mOt4y
should come from % 80 this sending and where itsso
twelve men os'anei power q c'mfel The attendance Of
The foosinz the nl,e sent h. VIZ Canon % no
Speaker OF the luse ani Pres Zen. ~ TIE 70 in n ho
I,rrtora Ifgs1'ure, hyng ihem :, be sr'scr. gEen
| he opened the returns
me yoe On ,hs slavery .iauss %, ne Zee npor c-rst-
| tuition on the 2ist uit vas az tllloFs
Constitution wi.h slavery ....... ........... e143
Constitution e.hoc slavIry sC3
aajcrry.....................................s,5-
m esira tho lawrence R,rubican MAKES nc ,,5w-
| ing remarks uptn this vote
More than one bali Of tbs majority vas ,as a. .l-ss
very spuirgly settled pre.ncts Ire Terr,sry; :r9 q
ihem In the Shawnee reserve, n iaads no: opel fr
9siord johnson county ,2e6
Kick,poo, Ieaveuworth .ssfty. 81
From our persca snoelsdss OF bs ss:.ismer.s and
around the above places have hesitation In saying
t1at the great 5us cf these wees wsre fradsleui anf
taking into view other rlpible 5ui less important frauds,
We feel safe aging isa Of he whole vote polsd 10.
200 were legal votes poled ~ c;zsus q he Terri
tory
in the state tcket ne yce, returned stands foi.
| lows
Frss Odts
| Ff,, Nde Pre- TdNry kajor':.
/ Governor.......... 6,s1j Si5 33l
Lieutenant GovcrnOr6,941 6tl6 Sol
Secretary of sate .6,s67 sSe6 3ot
| Tressurer.......... e,ss5 6j4 g-1
Auditor. r............6.Sl3 6,509 3t
| Congress .........,..5, ,2G0 s5iI t96
The fol0wing request n the canddaiss on 20 res
Mr IN