New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29
LEAvENwoRrH AND LEcoMProy

LrAvEswoRru, May 20, 1879
The vote on the LeAvenworth Ccns,itu,oo We
HIGHT ore but /: seems that :he result ratheat on
Here Il2 voted for il, aud 256 syaast Il. propo-i-
Am 20 cclfer the privilege Of Suffrage upon bsgr 'es
vss ,,iected in this city BY 50 to "a. Tee vote nee
upon this propos6n ard upon The Constitu..on may
be assumed as fair lndei OF the y9te 70 he Territory
a. lSp, The isdifererce manifested BY the people
an his occsson n stribu.ebe 20 the belief that even
The ratification Of the Constitution could not imTsrt
snrient vitality 10 H. A. the eganiy OF the &C. carg
the CONVENTION a DENIED oy gov. Denver:
have gres. pleasure &c informing you there e 10,
hs Egh.st chance Of the people OF ksDsss accepting
the Eng.sh bill. Even the Prc-s!avefy iscton VI!
vote against l. On Do question 10 tberesuco unsntIi-
~ as or the Lscoup.or Contribution IN az its Pro,ean
,ys ard in I've sst form he unciean thing 10, pos
sible more obnoxious than ever. WsStsveE n4s been
said OF the detestation ard dlssus, Win snicn .ae
people Of Kansss regard this three oSmDea iyiquy
sny ope who visits the Territory can cJToo !rs,e
TIE and bride has bu. superadded contempt 70 6ds
ration and hatred. WneI admitted icto me nion,
Kansas will get the customary Land grsne, ana toey
viii not decline II value DUNG the Intervening Psi..
7. hss been doubtless with a view Of mating cspita
n, the Er esh bill that the President has made sone
chspe.s for the better IN his kan-ss officials Emory
vho Filled Phillip and who was Register OF the isad
cfice a. Ogden bss been removed, and ira sorts Of
W.s,on snYointed il hie place. jesse Mo1sn OF Platte
super.edes B. +. Robinson, ss Indian lDeia"arel
agent w. Weir, Attorney General, gives see % A.
G. Davis of Wysndot ar Dourke who neid the once
oe Res i.ter Of the .a1d office q: Fort SOL oi M
who ia Indian tPo.swatan agent, mas oeen Ie-
moved, have rot heard the name Of DourAes SUI
csssor.
Even HAIRY Clay Pate says in letter TO The 81
LOWS Republican, tia. i ia safe 20 calculate TIA, Le-
compton will be voted dosn.
From The Lar,ssos Repsbiican
The repors from Southern Kansas indicate taa, me
E,es.State men who have been tor tue last eight
months SO gyevously harassed BY the muruereis
CLARK Broekett, and other cut-throsts, under tne
cover of c. mpsny of United States Dragons nave
assumed AT aggressive pos op, and are pressing !nto
thtir service the horses guns and other svssoles oil
leading Prc-Ssvery men, and driving the owners out
| az the T,ritlry. The store of MI Wells ie sdlng
Pro Slavery man at Willow Springs, was visited 10
the dsytime last week, by company OF some Two
dozen hors.men who, no: finding the principal ob)ee'
az tbeir search the proprietor helped themselves TO
such tbirgs as they liked and departed. Ihey ds-
stroy.d what liquor they found-which fact 10
ed indubitabe evidence tia; they were Free-S;ate
| meu Soon after, heard OF q similar party down
in johnson CouIty paying their compliments to Pro
| Slavery settlers.
| Correspondence Of The Evening Poet
LAWRENCE, X. T., Friday, May II, 1853.
As was generally expe cted the vote on the Leav-
epwo,th Constitution last Tuesday light. But
few of the official returns yet in, but enough is
known 10 denonsrste tina. the entire vote, pro aud
con, Ill not exceed 5000. OF these, fully 900
for the Constitution" and the remainder against it
Ct least such il the presen, etmste OF those moot
competent 70 Judge from the meager returns received
| News IRON tLt eOulu OK lIc SuohSc nc
| figures somexha., but it s thought, not materially.
TIE vote in Lawrence was tS, only i5 Of which were
| against the Constitution.
To briefly recapitulste the principal causes Of the
light VOTE they were: First, the opposition OF the
| black law men, because OF the omission in the
Constitution Of clause prohibiting negro emigrsi IN,
and restricting suffrage 10 white male citizens; sec,
oudiy the anti n-m Oft MinDeo faction, aroused
by the summary reatme Mt of the capitol" Of which
| the Convention whe framed the Constitution were
guilty; thirdly, doubts the Legality OF the move
| melt, IN consequence OF Gov Denyers refusing to
sisu and reglecting to return the bll-doubts with
msny, accompanied by fear of compile stng matters;
fourihly the new condition Of affairs brought about
by the passage of Englishs BILL filthy the absence
Il any organized effort by the friends Of the Con'titu-
tion TO brig voters to the polls and sIthiy and lastly
| ciars with whom the Territory is infested who were
| rot on the State one of the county tickets.