Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-29
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FROM KANSAS-The late election
in kaHsas resulted in complete triumph
Of the Free State party. Scarcely any
Democrats were elected 10 the Legislature.
We find in the St, Louis papers an address
Of Gov. Denver on retiring from office,
lie says that henceforih the continuance
Of peace in the territory depends more on
tue PEOPLE than Oh the Governor that
they have an abundance of local civil Off
cars, elected by themselves, without dis,
'urbances or interference that they have
Jrst accomplished the peaceat!e election
Of Legislature, and it makes no material
difference who may be Governor. He
docs not think the Territory yet prepared
for State organization.
Gov. Denver has also written savage
letter to the n. Y. Tribune, in which he
says he was not compelled to resign-that
buchanan has always meant to do, and has
always done, right In Kansas-thai the
Free State men, and not the Border Ruff
fans, do most of the wickedness and make
power there is hopeless, &c, &c. This
extraordinary letter is printed in the Til
buner aud portion of its sophistrics and
falschoods exposed in mastery and scoring
manner. notwithstanding his denial, the
public believe tue Gov. was politely iuvi-
ted to resign, aud that this letter ,cas urit,
ten 10 aid Dcnrer IN getting another office
from Buchanan Let us wait and see
what is his reward for his glariug false.
hood, aud lawyer like Interpretations
nS-It will be remembered that mean
party effort was made, BY the Loco leaders
IN Judge Wilmot's judicial district, last
wiuter, to legislate him out Of oiiice-alle-
giuS that The people there did not wan,
him. Well, the Republicans this fall re-
nominated him for Judge, giving the peo-
pie a fair chance to say whether he was
the corrupt and incompetent man he was
denounced to be. d. NJ. Bull, clerk in
Washington, came home to the district,
aud got an old line buchanan Wing up
as the opposing candidate. The vote is-
Uiimor. Patrick.
Bradford 4,633 l,l33
Susquehanna 3,O54 1876
1857 3,O57
Wilmo,'s majority, ONLY 4, 4,G30-over two
TO one-and 265 more majority than he
had for Governor, on heavier vote, last
fall.
~GALusHA A. Grow has 7,597 ma
jority over both his opponen,s-a grow.
ing man, and his majorities growing"
also, every year.
The candidates run against Wilmot and
Grow, in the Wilmot district, were both
old-lipc Wings, who never pro!essed to be
.'Democrats,' and who dcspisc the ZANE.
Yet buchanan, Bisler, and all the Loco
Lecompton leaders advised it, and every
uld-liuc Democra, in the three counties
had to swallow "Fcderal Bank AnuMa-
sonic British Wings" as their Candidates !
sD-The palpable efforts Of the Burha-
nan men to keep up, by money and prom
ise., the X. n. "straight" organization in
Pennsylvania, proved miserable abortion.
They revived the dead Sn-nominated
Sprogel, Reed, and Broom for Congress
and made tremendous ado about Amer
leans ruling America" But all their
candidates together did not receive 500
votes in Philada., and outside of that they
did not attempt anything. The honest
Americans joined the Opposition organi-
zation, aud most of the dishonest ones
went over to Locofccoism where they be-
longcd. The victory achieved by the aid
Of the majority of true and reasonable
Americans. shows low easily similar
policy might have defeated buchanan and
Packer. What mistaken course they
,ursued-doing so much evil indirectly,
which they might have prevented 1t i:
to be hoped this crushing out of Straight
ism" in Pennsylvania will have good
fleet on New Jersey, New York, and
Massachusetts, next week.
eG~I Illinois has been more thoroughly
cauvassed, for few months past, thai
any other State in the Union, the ISSUE
being whether Douglas or Lincoln shal
10 chosen U. S. Senator. Douglas ha
'he advantage in hold-over Senators, ant
the party bias Of the appOrtionment; bu
Lincoln is most popular. Both sides ar