The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-24

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LxAvESwo&rB Cry, X. r August IL 1858.
n Eketsou- Pssiissw aud CowS er o Poitiral
Psvtsss On Ransas- Movements If the Black Rs
Ssbi oa~ H'Is PuLisrs- The Census Question
1As APPROACHING Ei<oss~ Jo- Tsyrtcr.a Off,
o-s- Departurs Of General Ward Burnett for
Nsbvaska-Jo John Calhe~.s Iaiersi,oas, SC.
Nov that the exciIesn~pt attending the election on
yhs % instant has somewhat snr-,ded, u few words
relsive 10 the position and complexion o. poi'ticai
PARTIES here may ao, De out of place Tue oiacS
republican headers, with much pefsinacty, insist
Mat the aigger question l. bot dead yeS Tue pro
posed s-le negro at auction on the ga instant
has aroused their iodgnauion - Oh a pi,eh AT
sho1lu not T.. at all sur ,r,sed 10 see a Vis lance
Gnuls ittee orned Tor the purpose of rsscullI the
slsve Ard rasnIDg o,m oaJ OF the Territory Fear
il thai soil democrats viii desert the ranks,
tAs ba,k republican leaders are using every means
4. tbeu power 10 keep mp the excitement On the
nsrycr question; and, III order TO p,even any nI"ny
n Ale camp the utmost care - Aikcn 10 oon'late
ahe al the douglas faction OF Tn Je.o"cra"y
strenuous .ilVit NIL be made Z" ger 1oVe'"ol
Denver 10 a Call tor extra session OF
ne Legislature, IN order tnat the CENSUS may
te tak' Then II, by book OF ny orIok tne
seyuia,er OF the Territory can be sh"w0 N oe
y. $50, State constitution WI he sdopt~o ana
ssto cash VIII &c made &, gam aJmlS|anre u the
lnsoG. IL Ii more Khan kelly thai uoVerDor uenver
wAlaefase u aoeede to The rque-t &" shese pohscai
very evident that the population of Kansas Is not
spsf s,xIy or seventy thousand; and la the secoud
pace NC Vt the people are not de-lrons oi
.clspgins the ,,T-eLt mode OF govern nent. The ma
,airY here -, IA incline e., tDis belief and oon~e
auen nv there n strong 'e-hng growing up against
these sire puilers which may probably serve u de
feat their Vaccinations the repunhcans INSIST on
ra-hing matters through III tots shape the Opposition
brought Ia bear against taeO may pe stronger Saan
they imagine Tor ia part OF the United States ~
these -ucn a strong conservative feeling among the
inlsee at present. exists 10 the mlDds vi the peb
pc oi Kansas. The rejection OF the Engh-h bail was
o G.ath blow ~ the radicals, but u WAS the making
~ The conservatives. The latter are really the IN ut
powerful oi all parry organizations ID tue Territory
aud can VI they choose pus a stop 70 the IN al
career of these Ethiopian aiorers at any moment
The approaching eleotoa for Territorial officers in
October promises baS Lttls excite n1nt unless,
uance, before shat period republicans aad conserva
nver rtoaid bTtas of The alliance nov existing De-
tween them, asd go t. war upon local questions.
Nothing bui complete dissolution Of tne free Safe
party mr. IL nov exists, VIII eosble the conservative
s-mOcracy ~ hnve voic, IN tn legislature next
stutr The republicans viii claim all tae oiic1s
Ano all the glory they can possibly Oontrive 70; 80
Il behaves tie 1n-ersatlve en- Of the Territory -
keep sharn eye upon these everlasting 'sn1essrs
or they will he certainly outwitted by t1em Free
SSae pro slavery democrats are hardly match
tcy the republicans IN po,ut OF scherniog And wre
suing but true patriotism and the possesson Of IN
kssDt integrity to rise above sectional prejudice.
my 10 the ehd defeat the designs OF the unprin-
epl.d demagogoes ~h" control the latter party.
No election returns have been received 10 day
Is " very probable hat the vote in macy precincts
vii lot be made public until the Board OF Com
Di.SiOuers meet However lit IL ~ conse
ypence Mr.. rODt- ssys tor tn result a. clear
tbown though the official returns we're announced
IL II sefnewbst rem lrsabe that no serious collision
gves ing out Of political qu-rels took place on cleo
TEN day II one we're q believe half the stuff aud
s.nsense published Va the New York 1Srbuns ABOUT
k.psas affair he would be inclined u look upon u
paseahle election this Territory little short OF
smsac'e II II amusing To ste the impression the
acre mention Of border rliIan makes uvon saii
s-sbts lately arrived here. Bat gradually they be-
ecme Invested 81 fear, and after couple Of weeks
rs.icence amongst they willing TO sell their
nvo y.rs, rifles and nOwle knives at a tretDend us
sscrhoe. The border ru1iaoh idea lasts about Dine
asys. and then II yasshrs forever. Tax OF border
rLfnaus! there y NO place IN the United States
whsre lite or property is secure THAI
IA Kansas 1t II only semi occasionally. when such
rer a. Lane and Montgomery get bose, that the
citizens Of the Territory alarmed Tor tie safety
Of their lives purscs
General Ward Burnett the ne ely appointed Scr
vyor General OF Nebraska, departed yesterday
morning 10 the Watassa. for the -ceae OF hs official
ls.or- Previous IA hi- departure. General Burnett
passed lew hours nth Governor Denver, al the
tur,
John G. Calhoun she * Surveyor General Of Ne
trasks beng 'orsaken ny the kle godiers Fortuna
Intends 60 -ches politics aBc retire - The shades NJ
private he. lie purposes leaving for The East In
tee day., en- route for bis home ~ Springfield. hi
e.is.
FosT LgsvsHwosrH, August Is, 1858.
1drmg liormnfs-- The Last Column Of the Utrh
Forcss-E zcusss 10 Gd OG-The Sick Dodge
TIE Ccu,t If Inquiry not Count.rmasded- Tn
Contract Svstsm- Troops Returning from Fort
Scoii- The Msxiccn Command Com ng In &c.
Doubtless the return o. General HArbeJ head
CHARTERS this poet wed as the arrvalef Captain
Bsrry's battery, followed by the Peace Commission.
err fr,m Utah. all Of xson came IN few days since
frn their tour Of the Plains, have been duly chron
sleo for notice IN youi highly interesting sheet.
SiHCe that time nothing o interest has TRANSFERRED
pol.ss give a passing notice 10 the seventh and
hAs,, though NOT III. least ridiculous oolumu oil Utah
fato)rcss which i'm CINE by this time to be near
y played out. 1hb command " by order OF oar
new brigader who insists upon the transportation
" their re-. scivs com anies Of the poor re ected
camp women, styled laubdres-es hospital natrous
&C &c Their society and services were repudis,ed
"a orders composing toe first programme for tue
Army Of Utah" which was scknoS lodged by all at
tie time n q most excellent disposed ~ said force
Much Dissatisfaction being Manifested by
them on account Of this imperative com
nsnd. sn kinds OF excuses we're resorted
y, particularly that most convenient o. dOdgcs-
sickness Consequently. the quarters Of our sur.
gon were literally he~'egcd ~i'h applicants for ex
.uiustion tin II was fDaly v,ted by the officer Ia
command that a medical board snOuld convene for
th.E especial beneht ~ the United states -pi.al,
az certain bouT Of the morning. W1.feugDn, at
I'D hour might be- seen issuing irDm all quarters OF
The garrison forlorr, weary. SICK looking mothers
begrtng Ia their arms aud cli0gng ~ their dresses
tie little rsrpoDs biiities wbo must accompany then
sgan their long tedious journey Of three, sx sa1
e'pbt hundred miles scrpss The plains The result
Of the investigation proving successful 70 tine carry
isV cut of 'be order Go" they ~efe accordingly
huoditd into few mule teams about six 10 n va
Cun exclusive ~ chidfeu aud furniture and labelled
Cor th'tr respective ststions.
The escort consisted of sixteen men, the entire
tain being commanded by newly promoted cap
l. OF The Fourth artillery, quite young aspirant
Eg military fame We assert with much truth,
~ presume. that Of ali the important commands,
,p, The rejecting the most credit and applause
eit ali