New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04
KANSAS.
ANOTHER GOVERNOR DISGU5GED.
II ~ D..

CoresJondeBcs 81 Inc Evening fost
LAwRIsoE, X. T., Wednesday, May %, io.S:
The eforts of Me.srs B,boock, Deitzer AID Wier
20 convene the Board 81 Commissioners sppoh'eo W
the English bill hsve finally proves sucoessfu sad
DAY hs. been h1ed on Which TO vote ne Lecoup''n
COnsii ltion tOSD, or up. -,
1hs was consummsted yesterday, and IN the 'o',
lowIg msLn'r: TIE three gentlemen above hauneu
waited upon Gov Denver, and Informed him Laa' Ihey
were raoy TO held rneetog Of the Board Inc I9y.
trbor objected without at tst giving his re ssohS' no
finally, no~.v-r exhibited letter Of Instructions irvh
Gen. Gaze the point Of which contained IN the io
lowing seIteIce: " You vii, not, OF couue, convene
the Board until the successor Of Mt w. sns,
"bsve qualified" They stated in reply, that they
c0nttiiuttd majority OF tho Board, ard were deter
IL ined to 70 shesd-that Mr. Wler was certainly
the Attorney General Of Kansas until hs successor
sppointd and detailed. II that mad MT yet &C.
cured, the Administration and not they, were respon
s.ble Tor the delay.
Governor Denver finally reluctantly scqnistced,
and meeting was held, 81 which it agreed tnst
the first Monday in August the I'd Of the month";
should te the day Of the election. 1t should be OBJ
served that this pc tue day Of the Safe election IN
Missouri, when 1t s supposed every Pro Slavery vote
will be needed at hons to defeat the Emancipation
ets The day selected with reference to tnis fact
by Nessrs. Bsbcock and Deitzler, Gov. Denver gee
ing the CesigD, but Interpreting no objection. Inc
Board then adjourned 10 meet again next Monday,
when the precincts will be defined and the JUDGES OIL
ele cob appointed.
One significant incident in this @ ,nnection must
mention. In reply TO remark of Mr.. Dei,zler, that
he disposed 10 deal fairly in the matter vi sp-
pointing election judges that even Denvers party
could Lot complain Gov. Denver stamped mis- foot
Ell politically, and raid, II want it distinctly UNDER
stood, gentlemen that am neither for against this
CtpsIutOn." The Governor further said th6t It Sa'
bic il T. ntion to reeign at distant day. II Is init
mated, that seeing bow utterly repugnant L-conpton
IL 10 tie people and how futile the aiemp, - rec l.
upon them must be, he has become disguised With tue
whole business and s willing to coil his hands With
tie duty woik which the Administration may mere
after require Of him. Hence his Contemplated r.slg-
natl D. If this BE- the case, arotner vii, coon be
aooed 70 the already round number Of ex Governors
| Of KaD'as.
Clicks are now at work under the direction Of Bah
Geek and Deiz-r, copying from the returns Of the
election for delegates to the Leaven~orth Consti.u-
liorsl Convention, which very full, the nsmes OF
the Judges of the different precincts, which will be
presented in behalf Of the FIeeS,a,e men for reap
poihtnent-at least, such Of them reside a local.
lies whore ether reliable Free-State men are not
known. IL the two above -mentioned Commissioners
bring about, there will be one ProSlsvery aad
two Free State Judges at each of the election pre-
ciBcts.
Up to the latest account there had yet been no col
ion between the Border Rufans the Free Stat
az MOIebs since the murder OF five OF the latter
II de e Of vengeance is yet if ever to he sPpeased
No organized company, bat numerous independent
volunteers have left Lawrence for TIE scene Of