The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26
Our Kansas Correspondence.

IxAvENwoRm CRY X. T., June Is, 1885,
The Lecomp'0n Consitusio-7ae Certainty Of its Rejection
Solution Of the Bort SCOT Neutrality-suspicious. o.
Gen. Ha,ney and STAT for Utah, de-, dc.
The rejection OF the Lecompon constitution by the PEG
pie Of Kansas Territory 70 be settled Everybody
here says the bin win be defeated aud what everybody
says must be true. Pro slavery and free Sale mer
alike determined to vote against order that quo
may be restored TO the Territory. The pc pIe
do net believe that IL expedeut for Kansas 10
the Union at present. and this desire to Territory
win be fully demonstrated the ID Of August
Tho rejection OF the bill will he q rcbuke TO the ponca
huckstcs OF both parties The people will signify their
desire for law, order and quetness instead OF agitation
msrule aud disorder The shrieks for freedom on ON
sde and the bullying OF The "nieger drivers on the
osner, played 1he day for agitation Is over; the
aslaors have been consigned TO the tomb OF the Capu
lets, and noueht in store for the people Kansas
Uncle sam.
been written and out Of which the partisan press have
endeavored 70 revive political asaton appear capable OF
solution Instead Of being political matter, uras
would have IT, turns out 10 be nothing than
the prsnks Of band OF adventurers who were ntng our
an expedition for Arizona These advcnturcrs winered
ON tho borders ana made occasional forays neigh
boring counties for the purpose supplying emseiycs
with horses and whatever thsy thought were
requisite 10 comolete their outht To hold the pro sa
very men 10 the neRhborhood OF Fort Scott responsible
for the ourages OF these sdventurers Ia silly ss IL
lay Montgomery conduct the door Of the Free
OF Kansas or Mlssour but merely adventurers
banded together for the purpose making trio 70 Ar
zona Tne determined ASTON OF Governor Denver nas
pu; an end 70 the antics Of these afyenuser Az an evil
dencc OF the fact tire dstur bers have nearly oil departed
from The Territory choosing rather to their
in New Mexico, Arizona Utah than run the risk OF
being banged at the hands OF the federal auhoes The
Fort Scott dtiiculties may nov be considered al an
end. This being 30, peace has been restored 10
withstsndng the determined efforts partisan press
70 make n appear otherwise.
Gov. Denver and the other members OF the ard of
Commissioners have appointed the following preciaci1
and judges OF election In Leavenworth county for the
ton BILL
Kickapoo precinct at Rickapoo-Judscs sparteu. T.
Rhes, James Reage, A. D. Hazard.
Ieavenworth precinct Of usual voting place. IN First
ward In kaSenworsh-JudgesJ jeremiah Clark, L. 5. EAs-
tin, s. r. Few.
Leavenvorh precinct the usual voting phase in the
Second ward, Lsavcnworh-Juoges, c. r. Currier John
A. Hadcrman, G. Matthias.
Delaware precinct at pclawGe-Iadges, George II.
rwombey, Jonas Edge, J. W. Pennoyer.
Quinaaro precinct At Quindaro-Judges G.. E. Budding
ton, p 3 Colby, otis Webb.
wyandoss precinct, ~ wyaudot-Judgcs, J. Root, w.
Y, Roberto, A. b Bartlett
Essson preciuc, at E.s,on-Judgcs, p R. Orr, Samuel
kookagee, Charles Chadwick.
Alexandria precinct, at Aiexandra-JudRcs, Stephen
Sparks ut. Allen, B. W. Hyatt.
The appointments said 10 be good ones the men
being persons OF high character. Mr.. Currier, Judge
ant-Lecomrton men, 90 the "shrckers'' viii have no
cause 10 complain on the ground OF partially
General Barnoy and star started for Utah today. me
following officers we're attached 10 the staff Lieut. Col
crosman, q % Capt Hancock, Assistant ouartcrmas-
ter Lieut. Col Johnson Inspector General Major Bae
Assistant Adiuant General and Capt Pe2santon Aid de-
camp. The escort consisted Of as General Harvey
expects TO arrive al Port Brdger In less Than forty days