New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
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LAWRENCE X. T., March = 1902.
W. h.,s iu,t emerged from Give election
W.. e,sc,sd long string Of city digntares,
- a. r,.e a respectsble-looking company OF
s.rs,,, heoipuipg with Mayor and ending with a
sell l believe Street Commissioner or a
r...,.hle--it ia immateral. The gories of the
.la ,sbeIjous city government, against which the
,,n.nt Gov. Walker brought q little army, have
sysporsted. city charter received the dignliy1ng
consideration of three readings and final passage
over the Governors veto, from the Territorial Le-
gislature and as there was nobody TO gaiisay II,
md probably no one who cared, romance cropped
down 10 sober matter of fact. The interests oil ths
roody city have been GonGded to the tender mercles
Of a dozen Aldermen, not one OF whom, ~ my
knowledge would BE- qualified, according 10 the
standard laid down by the veraclOus Dledrlch
Knickerbocker. -, g,
II ia "a glorious victory" of course, although l
am not prepared 10 say in what direction. The
"Temperance issue was said to be 10 IT, but az
both sides claimed to be temperance" and ac-
eused the other of departure from that faith, this
also 10 mixed. Conservatives" " Fanatics, "
Boilers 4" and Anti Boilers" were all mingled
on the same tickets. However, l have no doubt
but it isa glorious victory" aud the "cause Of
the people has triumphed."
1bere ls d calm Oh inc pOnllcbi WdttIS' hs uhat-
tiers stand the beigerents at Fort Scott are
Likely to remain n their present attitude, waiting
like Micawber, for something to turn up" Den
ver's advisory proclamation has quietly gone to
pothinQnpss The mastering of the militia Sui pro-
crosses and ifthe enrolling officers do not get the
SIS per day (see Denyers proclamation) sthey, new
ertheless seem 10 entertain hopes that they may
Next week the United States District Court is 10
meet. Cato, who is the Judicial dignitary OF this
District was at Washington at last accounts, ana
his return is prOblematc and uncertain. long
string of cases is still on the docket. These me-
MORALS of the war of Freedom are not all wiped
out Sheriff Walker who did not relish the serv-
ing of individual notices in all cases, posted up
list of names at the door of the Probate Clerks
cfSee. against which were string of circum-
stances among which murder and arson were varied
by "shooting with intent to kill" The Sheriff IN
this notice admOnished all tho parties therein
mentioned TO appear as he had not time to hunt
them up.
The weather is little colder again. We have
nominating convention in Lawrence to-day to NOM
mate candidates for the Constitutional election to be
held next Tuesday. These conventions are being
held everywhere throughout the Territory.
TIE ST. LOUIS REPUBLICANS NEWS FROM KAN
sAs-The announcement by telegraph upon the au-
thorty OF The 81. Louis Republican to the effect that
Isaac huDdie one of the judges Of election, had been
shot in the head with view of preventing him from
giving evidence before Gov Denver, are assured
Incorrect so far regards his having been murdered
A merchant of Westport, only ten miles from the
Delaware Crossing at present in the city, this morn
ing received letter from his clerk, in which he Elk
pressed his regret in having TO notice the death OF Mr.
Munde, who had accidentally shot himself Had the
latter met with his death by the hands OF Others such
fact would have been fully communicated to our IN
fOrmant.
The following extract from aprivse letter to gen.
!, tleuan here, shove something of the feeling among
= Eree-State men in Kansas:
LEayEswORTH CITY, Feb. 23, 1858.
The people of Kansas are at present en-
gagged in preparing for the Constitutional Convention
which s to meet the 4th Tuesday Of March next at
hinneols the new capital. But should Congress I'D,
init us under the Lecompton Constitution, winch
very much fear of course the labors OF this Conven
a.. .o,ld no tbwsr,ed Erom latest adyces. con-