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to THE REPUBLICAN: LAWRENCE, KANSAS. NOV. 17, 1859. it ''f'i r.f- Hi it Kk is I i Jl- fPH'TH TiTrnTTTvr tA "oA' Geeer nor only ten Totes for all his another. A plata fwiue or fact is thus made up between as, and it is triable by the record.

Let as look at It. i The -committee reported the following gen- tAmnn I .1 sacrifice of self-respect, of past professions and The Vote on bele- u. i huucu hj Emus us tue convention Coffev countv R. Futh.w 1 with a film, while reading this chapter nntil he came to Sec. 28.

Not so the people of the gold regions. More if not more honest, they read the vJiole law, and. saw at once they could notinany manner whatever poll an hon Tha Court, nfltfr demonstrating in the clearest manner that the Federal Government had no author T. D. TIIACIIER, S.

0. THACHER, Editors an Prohjrtors. ity or jurisdiction to abolish slavery In the Territory, proceeded to say what Mr. Douglas himself has quot J.T. Cox.

C. C. Puffey and H. R. Wstrowa.

iBreckenridge A. J. Mitchell, A. I. Baker, R.

W. Stevenson. S. L. Ken von tf lttr subjection.

He forgot that stupid ignorance, the systematic cultivation of which is ad object of jealous care in all the sJare States, darkened the minds of tens of thousands of slates to the knowledge or desire for their Iflalieniible rights. -a. But in all tills there was no treason, no inciting slaves to insurrection, no homicide. Of ed on page 530 of tha Magaaine Brown, Nemaha, i 2QQ i iq i.j.... casting hia own rote and that" of Ofivef Phil Ana, if wijrmt utetf cannot a tM I' ta Beyond the powers conferred on tha Federal Governmentit will be admitted, we resume, that it could -k Tho -Kansas Gold i Horrible Indian Murders Santa Fe Rente th8 Mines.

Kansas Men. Fai'ure" Attempt to -et up an Election a Special Correspondence of Lawrence Republican. Dvit Citt, J. T.i Nov. 3, 1859.

Messrs. Editors During the last few weeks the Indus Hosnunis on the frontiers have assumed a somewhat serious aspect The Utes or Utah Indians are nown hstre murdered five miners during. est vote. Here is what they say of the mattered the protest they utter in vie of Walsh's manifesto: 1.1 not authorvn a Territorial government to exercise pledges, of decency itself. Yet truth compels uato record that others have received their rewards and the cotitracta have faithfully been observed.

Mitchell got a place at the foot of the ticket for Supreme Judge, although, as compared with, bis colleagues, be is immeasurably their superior. Even in observing their bargains, the old pro-alavery party leaders al-reserve the privilege of torture and insiilt. But tiiese of a few Free-State si lips, no was absent. Osage J. M.

WincheH, O. H. Sheldon. Report The apportionment azreed noon in the din. 44 And whereas, no reelstrv has been made, aa nrn.

the first, there was not the slightest shadow of went, it could confer no power on any local government established by its authority to violate the provisions of the 4 6()" Wwaodot, TERMS t'J per annum, or 10 copies for 15, payable invariably in advance, blXGUS COPIES of the Rti-caur, dona op fo Tor tala at the office. 1 rlee five cents. bv Taesday algal of sack week. subscriber recelvln-r their papers with tha above proof aRaUust the old man. He was not a citizen of Virginia, and course could not com these officers was as follows Breck-enridge county, one Senator and three Representatives Coffey countv.

one Senator, and ims ia in suBelanee the very identical proposition which lit. Douglas, on page 530, pronounces to be 'as plausible as it is He adds, that 4 the aa- vided for, and aa a consequence, votes cast here for Delegate to Congress could not possibly be counted, and eonnty officers elected on that day would U-legul: Therefore, we, the undersigned, solemnly pro. test against holding each election believing that since in all onr political actions wa have ignored and revere of it true a general rule and then sap- mit, treasonable acts against her. Whatever he two Representatives, and Osaee one Rewesen- did was not done within fte jurisdicfion of Vir-1 sammer kj noe a miner at tative. Shawnee, .392 ti-j I oppoait tnair naaee, will kw that tbeir yvum nis asaeruou dj anotBer assertion tae mast singular that ever waa placed oa record by any man having the slightest pretensions to a knowledge of our government name) v.

tit.t nnnsrcMi nnOA nan. men have not, after all, injured the party of Boulder City was found dead, supposed to have On motion, the convention nrooeeded to an ana ue tM ginia at uSL. was either ia tbe armory of the freedom as much as tbe nro-slaverv men honed informal ballot for two Senators. er upon a Territory aoch powers, and oklt such as United States, where no other laws are of any force save those bf the United States, or in On motion. EP.

Bancroft- of BrMkonrMr. aisciaimea an connetion witn Masters Kansas, oy electing a Delegate for ourselves, and providing for tha establishment of a Provisional Government, that in voting for Delegates to represent Kansas we should be interferiag with the affairs of fe community which we have' always considered foreign to ourselves; and by so doing we should disgrace onr-selvea, and gain nothiug thereby." Thursday Morning', November 17, 1S5S. 1 li wod- That party still stands proud ai.d de- and JU W-Kerr, pf Coffey, weret declared the nominees of the convention by acclamation. i nant, ine aominant ana popular party or Kan- hiwk. temn unuer tin ioitBiitufcion There ia the record and 1 am perfectly sare that no tolerably sensible man in this nation, except Mr.

Douglas, will doubt for a moment that it places him and the Court in aa attitude of perfect antagonism." xjsinv, 125 jgg 11(J 43 ilaj. thus far for Parrott. 8,093 Ob motion, O. H. Sheldon, of Osage oounty, sas.

The people love it, cherub its free principles in their inmost heart, and pledge to it Maryland, that John Brown did what he did. How, then, eould a Virginia court try the old jnsn? Upon the trial no evidence wss adduced of It is said, however, that notwithstanding Territorial sovereignty is thus savagely torn was noinmaieu as one oi me uepresentauves by their deepest and warmest devotions. there are no townshipor county officers there there is no registry, and no to pieces by the Attorney General i The convention then' took a recess of'obe In their desperate strait, our enemies have been killed by them. In addition to those, several men who have gone out on prospecting expeditions into the mountains during the season, have not returned, and are- supposed to have fallen victims, to them. The hostile branch of tho tribe number only about 200 men, but they are very fierce and are "dead shots with the rifle.

Through the efforts of Kit Carson the" government agent among them, it is hoped that a permanent peace will be concluded with them in the spring otherwise they WiCftuVke the.fninert mucklf rouble" next season. On the ar i Jii i. t.t- t.t his having incited slaves to rebellion no, evi Jehs Browat i.s.t I invented a new dodge. Their only hope of officers could take it yet the persons upon whom the Democracy rely for "returns" XVKNTNO 8ES8ION Convention' met' Dtirsuant to Virginia and th Snniii I Sovereignty Is the supreme authority ofaa Independent State. So government ia aovereigo which may oontroUed by a superior government.

As applied to political structures, supremacy and sovereignty are convertible terms. To prove this I will not refer to -the primer of political it is even a partial triumph la in dividing and dis 'fu sin i te rco neon tee lrn itr-V V3J01 I ir tracung toe ranks. They eive ud lavery epeech in the address of joha I after his conviction, such as thev umLT1 will have them fixed land sent to Lccornpton. Jack Henderson, of memory infamous, and other old hands in the "bogus return" business, are all hopes of success, except by the division of uuuu in an i ne nom coae Kverv nair-rroww cov tn the country who bas given the usual amount of the Republicans. They have started the story nuay to me cngnsB tongue, or who has occasionally looked into a dictionary, knows that the sovereignty REPUBLICANN0MIKATIONS, STATE TICKET.

For Governor, CHARLES ROBINSON, of Douglas. IicuUaaat Governor, J. P. ROOT, Wyandot. Secretary of State, J.

W. ROBINSON, of Riley. Treasurer. WSI. TIIOLEN, of Leavenworth.

Auditor, S. IIILLYER, of Jefferson, Supertnt Public Instruction, W. R. GRIFFITH, of Bourbon. Chief Justice, TIIOS.

EWING, Leavenworth, 6 yrs Associate Justices, there, and to them Walsh and the Democracy that the Topeka Convention was auti-Metho- of a government consists in its uncontrollable right look for'aid in this nefarious matter. But their diat, and that its nominees are men oj posed to to exercise the burliest Dower. But Mr. Uontrlas oeiore, and such as they would not have 1 ed to be uttered under any other It will go into every Southern I be read by every planter and slave dealer l5 of Mason and Dixon's line, and it I something more than, astonishment I ing the occasion and the cirromstAtW" a most remarkable epeechv la ealnTdil? tries to clothe the Territories with the 4 attributes of that useful, intelligent and patriotic body of yotr are probably familiar with the murders by the Kioways. At latest accounts, on this not bv Drovinir the sunreniacv of their dence that was not overwhelmingly refuted by the evidence of Virginians themselves, "of his having fired a gun at any one.

In every aspect of tho case, we are forced to the conviction that the trial of John Brown was a judicial farce, unparalleled even in the bloody times of Charles the Firat.and that his execution will fall nothing short of a judicial murder.JT Glorious; Election News-f New York, New Jersey and Wisconsin, ail llcpublicHU The elections in the East have resulted in the overwhelming rout of the pro slavery New York, in spite of Democratic foul play plans cannot by any means succeed. Too many legal impediments are in the way too many official paths must be broken, for Johnston ever jurisdiction iuanv matter or thing whatsoever, but Christians. The object is evident. The intention is to sever in some way that organiM- merely nv snowinz that luev mav be. ana some of end of rente, thirteen persons, including them have twan nnthnr4jl tn within I tain limits, to exercise the rizlit of eminent domain.

I tOBTofit by thi plot. and ptoceeded to nominate five Representatives for Breckenridg and Coffey counties." -On motion, W. Cloud, G. A. Cutler and George Rees, of Breckenridge K.

W. Sanders and B. Wheat, of Coffey, were declared the nominees by acclamation. After the nominations were made, the following preamble and resolution were read and adopted without a dissenting voice Kns has persistently been overlooked, and their claims disregarded in the distribution of Territorial, State and Fed-eral offices and Whereite, She has material interests second to none in Kansas, which -demand special advocacy of one of her own citutens and, WbereaartTha course of -Hon. JM.

-WincheH has been such as to entitle him to the unhesitating confidence or Southern Kansas, and th Republican party therefore. Resolved, That the condldates 'to the State Legislature, nominated bv thi two women, had been found killed and scalped tion of religious people from the Republican u. bu conscious rectitude or good in an honest and heartv 5 rt.1 7 IV jr- ranks. For it is not to be dissruised th.it laj auu couect mxei lor territorial purposes, to deprive a citizen of Ufrty or rtrnrxrtv as a nunA by the road-side. When I left, Santa Fe, a few days since, no mail had been received The Trial of John Brown; isbinent fw crime, anil ta Mriinriii.wnm A Hm baa in it heroic elements that elevate ulov-' 1 the sublime.

Is there one man in tW? very large part of that religious order, as well this is true enough, but it does bv no mtuin fnUnm- thou the In the palmy days of 'Judge' Jeffries, when that the provisional goverameut of a Territory is, with P'-f 'Convicted feUT men were convicted of treason upon mere sua- as of all others in Kansas, save, perhaps, one, are, in their political views, Republicans. Now, if it is possible to play upon the religious con moreiure, a sovereign in any sense or the word. A city council may legislate, but the citv Is still subor ui banging over i that would hav JLJL to AMUEL A.K1NGM AN, Brown, 4 years dinate to the State which gave it political being. The right of eminent domain is delegated every day picion, there is no record of his having forced a prisoner to trial upon three distinct charges, there; or had gone out, for a month.5 "Shortly sifter, however, a mail started for the States, under tire-escort of a hundred soldiers and one has' since been received from Kansas City. The Kioways number only about 200 warriors, but the Camanchcs; who can bring six or seven in ten thousand that would have dow Brown confesses, anrl S.

victions of any of these bodies, think the De to private corporations, bat no turnpike company each totally different from the other, and each before his iudge, wuh eTh tlOUSness Of rectitnrl. f.Jj...t tMSa pretends to be a sovereign State. The courts in many place have authority to create mrnnratmni. mocracy, we may, by so doing, weaken the If. BAILEY, Breckenridge, 2 years.

Attorner General, B. F. SIMPSON, of Lyklns. Representative to Congress. one, if true, by the jury's verdict, punishable the sheriff ef a county has power to imprison or hang nflinc.bir..

wvlb wiato4 Republican party that much. But right here with death. This judicial outrage upon all the "iiu mo supervisors 01 a township can thousand men into the field, and are among the hereby instructed to Uae even honor. bU MARTIN F. CONWAY, of Douglas.

mi am tains: 00 juage, snenn, or has ever claimed the purple or the diadem on guarantees and sanctities of a court of justice, for the eleetion of the Hon. J. M. WincheU to they make a fatal mistake. They have overdone the thing.

Before the Convention they started the canard that the Methodists had most expert and daring horsemen in the world, are joined with them and a protracted Indian has been left for the chivalry of, Virginia to perpetrate, upon John Brown. The indictment a uucia uu composare compels respect by his manly beari unyielding, fortitude. If he bad W. worl man, or a wicked man, a felon in tut ve acceptation of that word, when the waa pronounced npon him thm MaStT 1 been a general and tumultuous draiS of sat.siact.on in the Charleston cou any sucu ground. Governments always act by their agents, but the agent, whether it be an individual officer or a political corporation, like a city or a Territory, is not In any case sovereign, supreme and un-controlable.

Thus the arguments of Mr. Douglas, which he elaborates through page after page with war is not impossible. AM INDIAN BATTLE, combined to farm out the State officers, hoping thereby to drive other denominations away ine senate ot tbe United States. On the convention adjourned. R-w- STEVENSON, Presidentr J.

T. Cox, Secretary, I mm ijs Baw A Bitter Pill for the Slate Dcmoc charged him with three crimes treason, inciting slaves to insurrection, and murder; and si' with the Registry ia New York city, elects the entire Republican State ticket a large majority bf both branches of the State Legislature. i In New Jersey the Republicans elect tbeir Governor by over three thousand majority. Wisconsin takes up the strain, and echoes it back Lu louder, clearer peals. Governor Randall is re-elected by large majority and the Republicans have undisputed possession of the State Government and the Legislature.

Chicago goes Republican by over six thousand ttajority, Detroit elects a Republican Mayor by eight hundred majority The Brown drive don't win with the free men of the North. Sham Democracy stands wearisome pains, are but touched witn the finger of if such one-sided affair can be called a battle, occurred a few weeks since, on the Rio Grande, District and County Nominations. Judge of 4th JaJicIui O. THACHER. Clerk Of District Cewrt H.

SRAXKX1X. JOSIAR Ml.I.ER, For Senate 8EKT MORROW, JOHS LOCKHART. Probata Jadge LOC1S CAKPE3TER. Buptof Common School.W. E.

DAVIS. of these crimes. In Virginia, are followed with from the Republican party. Once for all, we assure our Democratic opponents that all these ruses are and will be complete and total failure. The case in hand, for instance, is one aim mey uisappear lorever.

The earth hath babble, as the water has, And these are nf tbe penalty of death. In vain did the old man in New Mexico, 80 miles north of Santa Fe. The Arappahoes and Utes are constantly at insist that he ought not ta be tried for his life The ghosts of old misdeeds continually reappear to haunt the The Democrats Mr. Dougias, the Senator, tha statosman, the struggling candidate for the Presidency, should not have borrowed from the lawyerings and small wits of the Abolition party. tWs stale, often-reneated.

and worn- tioui nave beta ti in irginia who appreciated so MorlT.T5 upon all these charges at the same time; in vain that can never succeed. The Methodist de actetof the Drisoner nn th. did his counsel remonstrate against this perver nomination is too thoroughly imbued with a out assertion, that emigrants cannot have a right to line iff-li" ficia' WTii f'dBds war, and a party of 20 of the former tribe started out to steal horses from their ancient enemies in the mountains. But one evening, while they were encamped, taking a meal, the sion of justice they all fell dead upon the ear of love of free principles to be swerved from the demnation. This scene shows the iZSt Impression made by Brown upon him.

It is this treat inr.f;i, tuey lase witn tneiu, because it will introduce, into the Territory or State where they set Tix tha Ticket a court and people thirsting for the little blood line of duty by any such appeal to their preja Wo sincerely trust that those whose dnty it left in the old man's veins. Uto came upon Jthera unawares, and killed" and dices. You do them immense injustice, vou b.t nave nattered themselves that the Kansas question, by which they have lost so much, is dead and buried," but is it Kansas has rejected the Lecornpton Constitution and in comtempt and defiance, of the dictum of Congress and the Administration, that unless, she would accept the fraudulent slavery Constitution, she should not come into the Union until her" population reached 93,000 by actual census, she has goue forward and made a free Constitution, and is proceeding to organize a State government un I pitcnr is, will as see at pottiblt fix upon the names sacrifice to what be believrs to be riXz; gava Brown such influence over the met enlisted in his scheme, and that has ss ImJZ the vlrsinians with mnwt rv mwua mem ny any such unworthy and illiberal scalped the entire party Two of the Uses tle, all the conflicting laws of the different States from whence they came. Kothlug could be less worthy of his high place in the councils of the nation. He ought to know that goods of various kinds are going continually nto each State from all the other states of the Union, without producing any such effects.

He date know that nearly all the personal property within the limits or a new Territory who are to compose the thirteen Representa approaches. Aet arori truth is there in all only were killed. Went for wool and came How could Brown challenge a jury with reference to their opinion upon all these charges? The offences alleged against him were all within, and constituted, one One jury ieot dowp, and that will make it a difficnt, tv.JZ tives of ills, the 8th Legislative District. It is high time the names were before the people. your charge.

The question of a man's religious belief had no more to do iuh the nominations back shorn," is the old proverb but this seems to have been going for ponies ahd not comin- hang Whatever na come mere from abroad under the protection of and utter desperation of Btobhi'b man might find, in his owa mind, that he was bark at all What Did You Meaa! Last week we quoted from the Leavenworth Herald some whose evident intent and fait inference we claimed were in favor of the African slave trade. We could make nothing else out of them. Herald denies its com plicity with tbe slave trade business, with true Border-Ruffian slang; but jt is entirely suenf me axiomatic pnnctplo which he thinks proper to sneer at and he never heard that any difficulty or man 1 vuuic 111 mate in n.rann,i muKti.i at Topeka. the color of hie hair or his age That there was an- excited and earnest convex guilty of treason, and not of inciting Insurrec has exhioited during his trial without fT' uuiwivs j'ruuuceu oy it," Who can doubt the happy unity of the De tion among slaves, nor of murder. Two more tion, noue wish to deny.

Republicans are al ffpect and kdmiration, and tbe scena at kb demnation will furnish a picture for on eetra might believe him Justly chargeable with Lorn ways in earnest. But that such icrae, andl-fnnoccnt of the other two'charges; ii5 sun imprest pages of national history Sprmgfitld Republican. as those in question were the controlGng ones, as to what it did mean by the extracts referred to. Those extracts were quotations from differ mocracy after reading the above saw mm The State Treasurer of New York a German. Philip Dorsheimer, of Buffalo, New York, is absolutely false.

They did not enter in, in the least. Some other thing will our Democratic friends have to try, for this is a complete Washington, Nov. 11 It was thouaht last nbzht that Seuab- der it. She will present herself to Congress next winter a full grown, thoroughly organized State, and demand admission into the Union, with her Free State Constitution, and her Republican officials, and. what will be more" distasteful of all to the slave power, Charles Robinsoa.tbe head and front ot ber former offending, the executive leader of her crushed-out Free-State Government, as Governor of the new State.

to ignore the prohibitorv clause'of the English bill, and admit the new State, without a syllable of opposition or a grimace of repugnance, will be the only safe policy of the Democrats. But it will go cruelly against the It will be the bitterest pUlthe slave Democracy was ever compelled to swallow as a just retribution for its own folly. And the bit. ent writers, attempting to show that the Afri was recovering from his attack of hilinm can was not of "much account," anyway, in his native home- mind you, It was not of his condi but to day he is dangerously ill. i and so the extraordinary consummation might be reached, of his being sentenced to death with only four, jurymen finding him guiity'of any one crime.

What would be thought, even here in Kansas, of trying a man upon an indictment which charged him, first, with stealing a horse; second, with assault and. battery with intent to kill; and thirdly with burglary There THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT." -f The party here in favor of a Slate Constitution and government for the State of Jefferson, as you are probably aware, held an election i few days since. The returns are now nearly all in. Upwards of two thousand votes were polled, nine-tenths of them for a provisional government." A Legislature was elected, which meets next Monday. The following State officers were also chosen, among whom you will recognize several familiar names from Eastern Kansas Governor, Robert W.

Steele, from Nebraska; Secretary of State, Lucien W. Bliss, Leavenworth Treasurer, Geo. W. Cook, Iowa Auditor, C. R.

Bissell, Iowa; Attorney General, the newly elected Republican Treasurer of the Empire State, is a German. Mr. Dorsheimer was honored by a nomination, almost The Cleveland Leader illustrate K-4 tion in the United States that the Herald was speaking, but in Africa. These extracts the ern slare-holding justice as follows I we presume there will be Ettle or no change in Wyandot, none In Johnson, and some in the Douglas nominations. But whatever the changes are, they should be known at once.

As it Is, we da net know who are the really nominated Republicans, for it is evident tm must be dropped. Give us the name, and they go np to the head of our columns, and what we can do shall cheerfully be dono for their triumphant election. Straight ahead without a flinch or waver, is oar motto. When nominations are made, and farily made, there is but one true path to fol-jow. Support the nominees.

We can conceive cases where another line of policy may be justified, but we know of none now. Good, fair mm in the main have been put np only there are too many of them. Tell us who are to be the men, and they shall I elected. The Nominations. Of the nominations made last week in Douglas county we need say but little.

Judge Miller by acclamation, in the convention, and has Two years ago iu July a respected and Herald followed with the exclamation "For been triumphantly elected by the gallant Re i iy, Utar Mi aires what aasc sear I Hi revc ttl barr atriV lorti perous citizen of Louisville was arrested 11J imprisoned in that city on the suspicion of ran- publicans of that powerful State. No truer men to freedom can be found, anv- such, let us dissolve the Union!" Now if those extracts.with their ccompanying remark, don't talk In unruistakcable terms of the slave trade, and the Southern threats to dissolve the Union terness will be enhanced by the fact that Kansas will have three votes to give for the Republican candidate in the Presidential election. is not a court of justice in Kansas, or in the entire North and perhaps we might add, the entire South, excepting always such case that in any way involve the safety of the "peculiar institution" that would thus trample upon the where, than the Germans. All their instincts and teachings and conviction are opposed to the pro-slavery party. In honoring Mr.

Dorsheimer unless the North will repeal the laws against it, ning on a siave neiongmg to one more than two imprisonment, Me eeeded in getting a trial and was mcqutllti. Ja soon aa he was arretted, his fAvperty4- of goods waa attached, and it is said by Louisville paper that it will absorb all th of his property to pay the expense of this total, and that he will be coupe) led te take a fa If the Democracy dared to do it, we may be certain they would insist on the terms of the will the Herald tell us what it does mean, Itcaq tailure. soon will Methodists forget the mobbing of Bishop Jaynes in Texas, because he lived np to and preached the doctrines of the Bible. Not soon will they forget all they and their brethren have suffered from the pro-slavery party because of their iacoruptible love of freedom. Nut soon will the earnest voice of the great and good John Weslev, declaring slavery the "sum of all villanies," cease to ting in their ears, as well as in the ears of all mankind.

Too long has that denom-iuation borne faithful and solemn testimony against the dealers in human, flesh and blood, toaskitto werse, iU fall prostrate at the feet of the slave propagandists. You must try again, gentlemen of the pro-slavery party. Some other and more plausible fabrication must you concoct to support your waning and decaying fortunes. The integrity of the Methodist denomination is beyond the with the high, responsible office of State Treas- English bill, and reject the free State of Kansas. But they cannot afford to do this- There? will use or leave out, aa it pleases, its scurrility rights of the prisoner.

And yet, of just inch oppression, and distortion of the rules of justice, does thej'irgiuia court aland before the urer, the Kepubbcans of New York paywlo-j be wry faces and some stifled profitnitv, but the start hrtba world-Of coarse no quent twoute to the fidelity of this body of our citizens to freedonu'We should ot mention Samuel McLean, Chief Justice Supreme CourtjJudge A. J. Allison, formerly of Doniphan, and member of the Jast Kansas.LegisIa-ture Associate Justices, John N. Odell, Mich-gan, and E. Fitzgerald, Clerk Supreme Court, Oscar B.

Totten, Leavenworth Marshal, John L. Merrick, late editor ot the Press, Elwood, K. Superintendent of Public In world convicted. -v be awarded him for hia false imprisMUBeat- mai that is a matter of -taste; 'but we' do Insist upon an honest, out-spoken explanation of the extraordinary language employed, unless it did mean what we have said. We wait fur a reply.

dose will be swallowed. wjll be admitted, and the Democrats will try to forget as soon as they can, that by their own crimes and blunders in iu management they have lost not this, had not the pro-slavery organs, for parti san purposes, charged the Republican party and Robert Morrow, candidates for the Senate, are old residents of Kansas, and are widely and only Kansas itself, but the whole If witu uiioeraiity to the Germans. The orran But there ia another feature of this so-called trial, more revoltiog and inhuman than the above. We defy an instance to be shown, in a civilized community, where a prisoner bas been forced to trial for his life when so disabled by tney had not 44 fought, bled and died "to es- favorably known. The office of Probate Judge of the Democracy in Leavenworth, on the day structions, II.

H. McAfee, 111., correspondent lab tsb slavery on its virgin soil, they might Auother Yarn Broken. Whilst the broadly insinuate that uavc weicomea it into tite Union as a Demo fraud was perpetrated by "the friends of Lane and Kuaatij wuuiiu HUM tumble oe4 cratic stale, and avoided the ignominious de feats of the last four years, and in all nrobabili fwrrnu for tne U. senate oa tbe one aide" to se 01 election, was tailed with the foulest charges of this kind, and abounded ia low, unmanly and false appeals to this class of citizens. The returns showed how the appeal was scerned.

Leavenworth, in June last, gave nearly 500 cure tbe control of tbe convention iu Douglas Co. JLeav. UenUd. v.uui awiiga macninauons. xou can No, sir the Rxri'SUCAN made no such ty the greater national one that await them in 1660.

The wisdom that grows out of misfortune comes too late to save them, but it is worth treasuring up for its own sake. If thev are 1 1 tit Jiuv jeai pro) 8a insti abo ylaj wisl wiU the Tut I to sit up during the proceedings, and compelled to be carried to the judgment hall upon a litter! Only in the exigencies of war, when military law bas ousted the jurisdiction and rules of the civil Ltw, has such a thing been dfine. And not destroy that body by persuading it, upon a purely trumped-up charge, to cease bearing steadfast, immovable witness against the sin of charge, nor "insinuated" it jn ny manner. majority sgaiust the Republicans. Now, i There may have been unfair votes-polled on summoned to any new crusade in behalf of the gives an average of less than three hundred.

slavery, and of those who abet and support it. slave power, let them recollect their Kansas ex The Republican party makes no distinction ven then, tbe instances are Tery rare. Yet perience, and think twice before thev consent. both Bides, for aught we know. We learn on good authority that some Democrats voted, and some who did not reside ia the citv but not This gentleman is doin good work kr publicanism in Kansas.

He made seven vev able speeches for the Wyandot constitution, tsii contributed as much as any man ia Kansas, the successor that instrument Beisauoaa-vassing in favor of the State ticket. under aW constitotion. In tbe course of a recent Sptsa at Leavenworth, he said The Democratic party stands cnjtigis of any public art or disavowal of seeking to ns by such fradulent returns, anj they have only never repudiated or disavowed it, but bw rather ratified it t.s -The time was when 1 hi the Democratic party would purifv everv stain of Lecomptouisa. IUT TflEI HAVE FAILED TO DO SO. 5 "The Democratic party responsible for all tbe misrule and oBtnrrt ia Kansas.

The Republican tk-ket is worthv ef confidence, and I shall vote for it" StaU Register. BaonERicx'a Death. The Scahjct Lxrrrt. The California papers make a renurtsUt chapter of revelations of Broderiek 's death. It amonz those who comnosa its rani John Brown, wounded with horrible cuts and -npTingjiua Kepuoucan, A Democratic Wrangle.

Douglas and Democratic Attorney General thought, one desire, animates and inspires its bayonet stabs, received by him mfter he had Old Brown's Speech. enough to have altered the result. Please cor-rect the misstatement. columns resistance to the extension of slav turrendared; faint even to death's door with Wre presume not one man in a thousand of Black are having a fierce war about popular sovereignty through newspapers. Senator win.

ery. That is our creed. We stand in square those who have read John Brown's srjeech the loss of blood; unable to stand alone; his memory so confused hy his bodily weakness as opposition to the Democracy, and with us stand has been ably filled by Mr. Miller. Mr.

Morrow served last winter in the Territorial Legislature, and will go into the Senate with legislative experience and wisdom. Of the gentlemen nominated for the House Representatives we say nothing until it is settled who they are. Rev. Dr. Davis, the nominee of Superintendent of Schools, is a man of large and generous scholar and a gentleman.

He stands at the head of Baker University, located at Baldwin city. Under bis care the schools of Douglas county will take a high and honorable and useful position. Our friend Louis Carpenter, nominated for Probate Judge, is a young man of rare legal talents, and more than all, of good common sense. The responsibilities of that office will bo discharged by him with eminent ability. It was a nomination fit to be made.

Henry Shsnklia, nominee for District Clerk, is a driving business man. He was in the boot and shoo trade in this city, but was unfortunately burned out last winter. We pre-umo he will devote all his attention to the Sf-iis efffitv. of California, has also entered the lists against r.1 a. i The Vote in Douglas County.

This county has not polled half its note. when asked if he had anything to say why sentence of death should not be pronounced nnon and battle the intelligent Germans. to utterly prevent his remembering even the names of his witnesses, so that they could be him, but inwardly exclaimed that it was a pow- One precinct. Big Springs, was thrown out by the County Canvassers for irregularity the uouglas. Altogether, the Little Giant seems to have the worst of it.

Hi arguments are totally unsound. Black shows bow Douglas must conflict with the Dred Scott enui ana must telling appeal that it condensed 11 a oa The Pike's Peak Vote. From the tone of some of the Democratic of the Chicago Press if Tribuue. THE KANSAS ELECTION. Some of the pro-slavery men here, with Jack Henderson at their head, propose to vote at the election for Delegate to Congress from Eastern Kansas From their antecedents and movements, it seems quite probable that they intend to make out bogus returns and reproduce Oxford.

No registry whatever of the votes has been made but it is reported that His Sublime Excellency, Acting Governor Walsh, has written to his cronies here that they design, iu Eastern Kansas, to reject the Registry Law altogether, The people here will not participate in the election but the Republicans are at work, and will either quash the proceeding or take measures to secure the most unmisUke-able evidence of its illegality and fraud. GENERAL MEWS. The miners are still at work in many localities, and are doing well. Denver and Auraria are going ahead with wonderful rapidity. They claim a larger population than Lawrence, and from my hasty observations since arriving here, a KIW WW.

UWVV IUI uv founded. Two or three hundred of the miners are spending the winter in New Mexico. I will endeavor to furnish in my next, a list of the Kansas men who are permanently located here, and their whereabouts. A. D.

R. me points of his case into the narrowest compass, and presented them with a force which the returns did not state that the inspectors of elec most eloquent lawyer in the world micht not summoned to attend court in bis behalf in such as deplorable flight was he forced to trial. The old man asked for a few hours delay, so that be could send for friendly counsel, and be enabled himself to direct aai assist in the examination tion were sworn, neither was there anything to hich expressly holds that the Constitution car papers, we are half disposed to believe that a serious attempt to defeat the honest voice of the ries slavery into the Territories, and that show that they were sworn. Such neglect is most inexcusable. We are told by the County Cleikthat carefully prepared forms were sent to each precinet, with tmfra directions as to neither Congress nor the Territorial Legislature can exclude it.

Dousrlas renties that he sua. of witnesses. This wss denied him. Prostrate hope to surpass. His sudden reference to the Bible, which had been so frequently bandied, and his quotation of the golden role and the text, "Remember those that are in bonds as bound with them," must have added solemnity to the impressive scene.

We need not wonder that when he ceased the stillness of a funeral people of Kansas in regard to the Delegate to Congress, is to be made. We are inclined to this opinion, from the following proclamation, snt by Waleh to the gold regions. It is as tained that decision in his speeches in Illinois. upon a mattrass; in that lethargic state which their returns. Yet here we have a precinct so Black thus stingingly and mercilessly rejoins is now known that when Broderiek held us California Legislature of 1857 in his owa Band, Gwin implored and received his election to tt U.

S. Senate on the strength of a letter whick cringingly promised to Broderiek, his old enemy, the leading place towards the Admiiustr-tion in its disposal of patronage in GtUfcmia forts to recall th letter, oftentiirapproa ing bis colleague with the humblest supplications for it, in Washinstoo Tt, follows: severe wounds often produce; only at times able to prompt his counsel, the old man re- But the a be aava that be defended the rnnrt in unpardcnably negligent as to send in returns It ies lug Ti( kai hie ho Sen I tha cj I I 1 out wb tri She wo hai i i i ta: Is. reigned in the court room. And if we come to fsrimit'i Omra, radically lis i reived tfifcjaree of a trial and a conviction! mere ttua fit epeedke. It ran seareul aaceaarv ta asr, that arguments tne quettion of law are Talaei aecordiiic to tbeir rAi.

aiwi not Brown uttered from his stanrTpomt if we place ourselves beside him in the orisoner'a dock. war TOlCS. To tub Sbebivt or Aaarawoc Covwrvt You are hereby notitled that a geaerat election to held thrcngltout the Territory on the eih day of Movember, 1x59, at which the following officers are to aeeonUnc ta tbeir Ww. The count of Mr. Dong- The majority of Douglas is not over one half Judicial records will be scarcneffirnrSTtr-roT a more wanton and high handed disregard of all the solemnities and decencies of a court of jus what it ought to be, and wiU be in December.

then, however, in tbe keeping W'm I Tm. a fwhp oa the lllinoia atump was. no doubt, faithfully kept bat, when be claim credit for their orthodoxy, he muet abow aomethiiig more tban aeon on a tally naner. He misrht aa well mm with a verdict of guilty lodged upon our heads, we can but applaud the noble firmness with which he vindicated himself and his conduct throughout That he ought not to have been at Harper's Ferry at all on an errand of insur re enosen for a lull term, to commence on the 1st day of January, IsbU: One member ofthtUouee of Repreeenlatittettit theS7tb District, being the county of Arapahoe: also, for the county, one County Sujter-intendent of Common School, one Judae. oneHkerHr.

But such utter want of care may injure the most overwhelming majority. We trust our Big Spring friends will pardon our earnest with his Harper article ta one band and a two-fool rule in the other, ready to demount rat his eonrnr-renre with the CoMrt, by showing that ft cantata guouu.ui sue wutonum unutum. TefwasonjBf called out and shot, seemingly wrJjTp cation, and the same day his desk in chamber was rifled of its contents. Th. tur was not among these papers, but Fenruso.

h.A one Begimter ef leede, owe towafy Attorney, one tice. Every safeguard that the law throws around the criminal every presumption in favor of his innocence until proved guilty, were all overridden and trodden into the earth. Think of it: a man tried for his life while his body is racked with pain too cruel and severe to allow rection, all are agreed; but that he has borne himself with the utmost bravery from first to language we feel it. And aa we don't know John Loekhart the Republican nominee of Johnson county for the Senate. His name is too well known to our readers to need comment or praise.

As a contributor to the RirriucAN, he Las laid some heavy stroke upon the pro slavery Democracy, while his course as a member of the Territorial Legislature commanded nniversal respect. We predict for him a successful career in the State Senate. twe thousand eight hand red and eljritty square ia-rhea of aurface. Without reference to tha nmr. County Vlert, who ia, by virtue or bia office.

Clerk of the Probate Court and County Board of Fuper- Jkial measure of en or the carefully enmnisraftvi last, an orave men must ulso agree. His conduct has so touched the heart of that already disclosed its hiding place to Gen. just before hia death. Estill received it, asa I who the Inspectors were, we speak the more freely. We ask Big Springs to redeem herself in December by giving a straight seventy-Jive repetitions 01 toe outer, we aiay safely presame that the futility of hit spokea arguments was not better than that his written eesay and in this letter Mr.

old pro slavery organ, the Journal ef Commerce, that we find it now callins on Gov. Wise to wisur, me voroner, one uHiuy erurveyor anil one County Treaturer, ore Dblksstc to REranairr tux InaiToav 1 THiCsmm or the Carres Stt. Section 89, of the law regulating elections, provide that the Sheriff, on receiving notice, shall forthwith cause a notice, in writing, to be delivered to the Township Clerk, and to be one of the Inspectors of Pa et majority for the cause of freedom and good uooaria no only nppnane the Conrt, but, what Is much worse, be chargrea with aoUllne; bi opinions. This is a tieep and serious injury for. bow woa 1 commute his sentence to imprisonment for life! We doubt not this appeal will find an echo.

Meeting at Clinton. In pursuance to a previous notice the citizens of Cliuton and vicinity met on Friday evening, the 11th to take into consideration the proceedings of the Convention at Lawrence, and devise ways and means for further action. The meeting was called to order by H. Bur-son, and James Steele was elected Chairman, and D. G.

Peabody. Secretary. government. Will you do it, friends the Judires of that great tribunal be able to look tbeir even in many quarters of the slave States. Since Brown has said, in the face of his sentence, country tn the race, if thev had ever said that a look to the Registry.

Next December takes place the most impor er over private property, forbidden to tie Federal Government, miirlit be delegated by Congress to a The Registry How it Works. For the first time in Kansas, we have had an election la cacn voting precinct, lne Jownsuip Clerk of Inspectors, tea day. previous to any general election, on receiving e.ther 01' the notices for special or general election, shall give notice by posting no-tires, in five public places in each previnct, of the election to be held. HUGH S. WALSH, soon alter died, no one knowing the cans, li had, however, previously informed Broderiek where it might be found, and the now deceased' Senator, becoming possessed of it first gave it publicity in a speech at Sacramento en the of July, with these remarkable words: "A curse seems to follow the secret possession of this letter.

I give it to the public, uwt tbe curse may return to its author; that wherever he may go, by day or night, where his presest can be recoguized, the people shall only see iS letter of disgrace worn on his forehead, si the Scarlet Letter worn on the breast of Hesar Prynne. trial ne uau no design to commit treason nor to incite an insurrection, but merely to lead slaves to Canada, we believe that he had not. We his mental faculties to attend at all to the awful momentousness of bis position! Such a proceeding shames' the name of justice, and only finds a congenial place amid the records of the bloody Inquisition. There, it is in keeping with all its surroundings; but in an American court of justice it is an outrage. In all this we speak nothing of Brown's guilt or innocence.

We only cornment upon the grim farce though which he is to be dragged to the scaffold. election where cheating and fraud were next to Black thus rakes fore and aft Douglas's Harper tant of all Kansas elections. On it depends the future history and character of our State. On quite agree with the New York Times, that impossible. In some precincts in Johnson coun theory of Jefferson's plan of government, Alter spirited speeches from (Jen.

Lane, Alfred Curtis, Oliver Barber. Josenh Secretary of Kansas Territory. A few remarks ou this document will, we irginia is strong enough to undertake the I1 it depends the enure system of our finances, our banking, our coporations, and indeed all that and Paul Brooks, the following resolution was ty, we are informed, the law was disregarded and unregistered persons allowed to vote of custody of criminals, of whatever character, shows how completely the little fellow falsified history and. In so doing, for a few sentences think, dispel any successful carrying-out of the idea therein evidently broached. passed Resolved, That we most heartilw course they deposited ballots for the sham De pertains to our prosperity and growth.

Not wuliin her borders. even if Brown and his associates were to be turned loose again and sent home to the North, we do not believe them Black talks the strongest kind of Republican the action of the late Convention Mr. Walsh sends this proclamation to the State is there but what has felt the terrible rule ism and that we will cheerfully support its nominees. It is no answer to alt this, that the public Sheriff of Arapahoe County, at the gold rtgiont, of the Democracy. Ia no State has that party mocracy.

We trust these cases be thoroughly probed and examined into. We don't want a single illegal ballot deposited for A plaa relating to the Territories was nnVrad capable of inflicting half as much injury in their lives as would be caused by their death. Press and Tribune. mind wa too excited to admit of delay. That to Congress by Mr.

Jefferson in 17M. It was a mere Now, no man knew better than be that there U. U. PEABODY, Secretary. Clinton, Nov.

11th 1859. 5 had sway where it bas not ruined the State Slavery in Missouri Its Practical Operation. Correspondence of the K. V. Tribune.

St. Loots, Oct- 31, 1S59-We had in this city, not long since, a strifcat illustration of the ttrawaiinl instituiioa is no Sheriff of that county at the gold re project, la the lorm or resolutions, embodying certain abxtract propositions in anticipation of settlements yet to be made in the wilderness. It did excitement was the best of reasons why delay should have been granted. And what a com finances, or at least squandered its funds for the benefit of corrupt politicians. 4s Democracy gions, for the very simple that all that John Brown's wife passed through Wor.

either side. We know Republicans want nothing but a fair election, a fair expression of the people's will, and with that they are content. Sincerely believing that an overwhelming ma eatabiiah any government, temporary or permanent, but provided bow the aottlera, when they would go Meeting of County Committee. On Monday, the 13th County Com has ruled and bankrupted our national finances. cester, on her way to.

the prison of her husbaud iu Virginia. The Worcester Transcript part of the original Arapahoe County was by the Legislature, last winter, eicf off, and erected so it has beggared State Governments. ment upon the state of society engendered bv slavery, is it that the peace and safety of a community of twenty thousand population is endangered by tbe prisoned, bolted and barred mittee for Douglas county met in accordance ays i a. a -j inern, might petition Congreu and get themselves organized. There is not a word in any ef tha resolution about sovereignty er slavery.

They were passed in April, 17M, but three tears afterward thr. into the five counties of Montana. El Vano shivery. A Mississippi gentleman came to tha Sute to supply his phuiUtion, and nude headquarters in this city. Among the three dozen be bought.

bl y4 soo nine years old, whose complexion was is i jority of the people of Kansas are in favor of 'She is a large and noble-lookin" woman.ani to previous notice, and the meeting was called Oro, Fremont and Broderiek. He knew the were repealed, the whole 4 plan eras re-jretrd by worthy of being John Brown's wife. She says that she has always praved to God that be To every voter it comes home with great force, whether he is willing to live under a State Government of fraud and peculation, or under one of economy and a prudent regard for presence of a sick and wounded old man! Is limits of Arapahoe County did not extend to to order by E. S. Scudder, and J.

B. Gilliland elected Chairman, and D. G. Peabody, Secretary, and tho meeting preceded to the transaction of business. there a community anywhere else that will own might fall in battle rather than by the hands of slaveholders; but that now she does not regret his capture, for the sake of the noble words some attention, and the purchaser related ltw history.

She waa the child of a msaa mulatto woman, and ber father waa tlx the Bute interests. See how Democracy mis to such a craven fear! Where is itT But this reason falls to the ground before the fact that, within one hundred miles of the gold region. He might just as well have sent his proclamation for Doniphan County to Bourbon County. Thert. can be but one reason for Walsh's famous ordinance of 17r7) waa substituted in its place.

Mr. Douglas, Is Harper, referred to this plan, and expended column after column of dreary comment spon it. It was ridiculously Inapplicable Wi his argument; like his quotation from hlory.it had no more to do with the subject before him than the Edict of Sanies. 1 referred to it murclv to show how ha could wander from tha point. But Kt .1.

be bas beeu permitted to utter. She says that ruled Minnesota, and plunged her into debt J. B. Gilliland, Samuel Walker and D. fi.

Mr. Member of Consrress from this 8a as soon as these chivalrous people had got the Peabody were appointed to act as an Executive upon those fraudulently issued railroad bonds. Everywhere the aame profligacy marks Demo noose securely poised above the old man's head, Committee for the Couutv Committee till after she is the mother of thirteen children, of whom but four survive; but that she would willingly see the ruin of all her household, if it would only help the cause of freedom. Whata speech Her mother was not tbe slave of owned by a neighbor, for I believe it it a custom among the patriarchs to make aa is lowed his righteous soul to bo vexed at me for say- course in this In bis haste to get bis missive to the gold regions, he departed from be is allowed to live thirty days. The old sol tua; was rcjecwu.

it vh rujecieu ior tnougb cratic sway, voters of Douglas County, and the election of the eHh of December, 1859. A committee of three was appointed from Douglas county to confer with committees from cbange or civilities of this kind. Astrrsfi dier who fought his country's battles in 1812 lor a wile and mother, whose sons have been the strict letter of the law, which makes it his asmucu inw rvaoiuuona wnen Drst offered, the pUn was repudiated heore a tinale win coincidence happened in bringing her to of Kansas, see to it that your own names and those of your neighbors are on the registry. so lately assassinated, and whose husband is isn't so dangerous, now that the sentence of duty to issue a proclamation brtitren not on Johnson and Wyandot counties, in the District death holds him in its remorseless gripe. sf it teent into operation.

Mr. Douglas says that it stood 011 the statute book unrepealed and unrepeatable. I take it for granted that he would not have made such aa allegation if ha had known what now tell him that It in But now, a word on John Brown's real inten- now lying under sentence of death! Mrs. Brown was provided with letters of introduction, by Mr. Hoyt, to the sheriff, the jailor, -There is no reason to doubt that Bhe will have ready access to ber husband." convention at Ulathe, on the vn: E.

S. Scudder, Levi Woodard and Cutler. D. G. PEABODY, Secretary.

Lawrence, Nov. 13th 1859. Republican principles, all Republicans ak is a chance to poll an honest vote. To this end they enacted a registry law whose operation would act the same upon both parties. Could any honest man object to this Yet it has been charged time and again by the pro-slavery papers that this law was made to bear down the Interests of the Democracy.

If Democracy wants illegal voting, then the registry law is against it if not, then it is only for the benefit of fair voting. In the Lawrence precinct, it prevented some from voting on both sides, the loss being about equal. But on the other hand, no man voted who was not entitled to the elective franchise, and the decision rendered at the polls was one from which there can be no appeal. Our first experience of the registry law Is favorable. It is a safeguard whose sanctions and safeguards all must respect.

Those places where the law was disregarded must be looked after, and there will be no danger of its repeal or abrogation. Land for the Million! Many of you, through carelessness or absence, were not on the registry in time. By no means let such be the case on December tha sixth. If you were registered at the last election, you need not mind about your own names; they will, if the town clerk does bis duty, be on the tions, and of what he was really guilty. From the outset, he insisted that all he designed doing, and all he wanted to do, was to assist the pealed in 17t-7, by the nnanlmous vote of the whole Concre.

CW, ol. 4, page 7i4-)" BUck defends the President and the party Fraud at Riley City. from Douglas's asperttons thus bondmen in escaping to a land of freedom We are informed by a reliable gentleman that at Riley City, opposite Fort Riley, the I have regarded this dispute as oa a question of Uomo North oa Sooth. The Democratic objection to Old Brown that he waa running North instead of South. It was simply the direction in which he was traveling the colored persons, that the Democracy take exceptions to.

Nothing more. That he had no design upon vunauiuiiiniiu mr, ery tar, anove party poll- December registry. But your neighbor, who wasn't on the registry Joe after Aim. One election was a farce the soldiers voted, and uu mitt m3myw fmuicia too SJOIMOCracy from the Imputation which Mr. Douiclas euumu.

the Government of Virginia, or of the United States; that the "Provisional Government" he uie registery law was totally disregarded. Of more vigorous and nni ted effort, and the pro- Had he been running- negroes out of Canada that party when he claims the Cincinnati platform as favoring his creed, it contains no word of the kind. I may also add, that every Democrat who desires to instituted was only designed for the systematic course the pro-slavery Democracy get a large tivy. oue came wuu uuera uowa tne river ia Bteawiboat with her master, and among the sengera was her father. He conversed wiikhs owner about her, and said he would bocy her himself, were it not for hia wife.

I bad tha information from the owner of the girt- Th girl waa kept in a slave-pen on Sixth tut and waa visited by numbers, who had heard history. The purchaser was a very resjwctaM gentleman, who bought her for a nurse a family. But who cannot guess her destm" Here waa a child of tender age, white, herding with a lot of commoa torn from her mother, and doomed to sippi plantation, while her father, in the sol Senate of the United of He stands coolly by, while his own child, ing his owa lineaments, ia taken forcibly 5 her mother and driven off with a gang of to a distant land, among strangers, nerer sg to know a mother's love "or cams, bu thenceforth the victim of a tyrant's lashor She is the innocent profert and proof of faithlessness to solemn vows, and must be moved to a safe distance. slavery Democracy of Kansas is forever sub into irginia, mste.id of vice vers, the chivalry preserve the anity of the faith ta the bonds of carrying out of his design. In other words, he would be elevating him to Congress rather dued.

Be sot weary ia well doing. An un majority there. These frauds must be sifted. Twelfth Legislative District. than on the galiowa.

4t designed an underground railroad upon a plan peace win aisspprove the odious charge which Mr. Douglas lings at the President, of agreeing with him oa this subject. The calm, clear judgment of Mr. broken chain of victories is apt to engender indifference. Let not lethargy creep over you somewhat more extensive thsn that popular, nocturnal highway now enjoys.

While the Buchanan was never for a moment imposed on, aor hi love the Constitution shaken, bv this tnm. The following proceedings were handed us until tha last battery is stormed, the last strong. some time since, with the request to publish uCTThe Richmond Whig illustrates the boast ed chivalry of Virginia, by publishing the following incitement to kidnapping and murder: fcl ft R. GID- Neither In his Ban ford letter, nor in bis letter of acceptance, nor his Inaugural Address, nor in any other hold surrendered, and the discomfited enemy vast body of the people of the North will never refuse assistance to the fleeing bondsman, be the first day of September and the first day of October. Walsh's proclamation also contains a gross and unwarrantable perversion, or rather misstatement, of the law regulating elections.

He says that Section 28 of the law provides that the Sheriff shall be one of the inspectors of election in each voting precinct" We think it will trouble Mr. Walsh to show any such law as that. If he made that statement as a hint to some self-constituted Sheriff at gome camping point near Bent's Fort the only place la Arap. shoe County that has any inhabitants to hold an election on bis own hook, and forge returns to suit the exigencies of a defeated party, it is at least intelligible, though untrue. But on no other hypothesis can his strange letter be.made sensible.

But another curious thing is to be observed in this extra-official act of the Administration Secretary. He calls the attention of that mythical person, the Sheriff of Arapahoe County, to his duties; also tbe duties of the Township Clerks as though such personages existed there but strangely forgets to call tbeir attention to Sec. 14 of the same act "regulating elections, which is as follows.4 MA' jwsoa aWl ie entitled to eefe, wis ass aef fcern duly registered according to the prtvi-sioase thi chapter." By a pure inadvertence it waa overlooked. We trust our friends will pardon the oversight paper, puuue or private, os ne over give me remotest countenance to sack doctrine. He ha often Those favorable to the great Land Reform movement now being agitated by the American they Democrats or Republicans, yet with equal WllAUUW uixgs having openly declared himself a 7Voor, iu a lecture at Philadelphia, on the SBth of October, and there being no process.

uood and true men were, nominated and they aald, that tha people of tha Territories had the right to determine the question of slavery fur themselves, bat he never said, nor intimated, that they could do equanimity will they refuse to go iuto the slave States to assist the slaves out. The poor fugi people, proposing to put a stop to all further traffic in the public lands by the General Gov nave our hearty support tr.uKo iu vuicuue can De oroognt to JBS-tire, I propose to be one of one hundred to vais oeivTo iney were ready to tortn a blate Uonstitu. IJOB. i The Republican delegation from the counties for his safe delivery In Richmond, or ernment, and dealing them out in limited auan tive whom a kind Providence has sent to tbeir The mercantile business of St Lou I will not follow Mr, Douglas any further at proa. for the production of hia head.

1 do not regard this of Osage, Breckenridge and Coffey, composing doors, they will never turn away empty. Of ties, free of charge, to actual settlers, will meet in Lawrence, on Saturday, the 86th Inst, at 2 o'clock P. to take the initiatory steps for the organization of an association with the view for many years been so dull as the ra-e1," son. I doubt if in twenty years basinessflt kinds has been so prostrated aa at the course, we except those inhuman fiends who, eni. bui must not 1 nticlurstoo i as assenting to tha numeruua amnion upon which I am ailum There ia eeareely a aentance in this whole pamphlet, wbiib does not either propound an error, er else the weirtn senatorial and Representative District under the Wyandot Constitution, met proposition, extroratnarv aa tt may at flrst seem, either unjust or wnmervtyw.

The law of God and the Constitution of his country both condemn him to death. For satisfactory reasons I withhold mv name from the public, but It la in the hands of tho Editor of the outlaws from all civilized society, live by actin at Ottumwa, ou Wednesday, the 16th. lust, for ffW- put to complete route. urn Aa Idle Story A Silly Ease. The enemies of freedom la Kansas are disheartened and dismayed.

Before the organization of the Republican party, they had moused among tha Free-State men, and found here and there one who could be bought np with an Indian agency, a post office, a little government patronage, or a pbtdge of the party's support for Governor of something of the kindfair words truly, but too runny of them spoken never to be kept. 6e the cold comfort poor I'olIUay jgot in the Adiciuictration Convention that met la Lawrence a few days ago eay ten time. Co reparative! fe rood have beta manajiw iruiu. 1 00 not marge biin. aowet'er, of pressing home upon Congress the passage of as human dap4 snuffling and mousing along wiia eiimi missutiemenu or or fact.

Kicumona Wbig, There will bo no dlffleulty, am That Douglas don't sustain the Dred Scott the pathway of the polar-star-bound travelers a bomesteau out, at an early aay. Chaslxs Robinson, F. P. F. P.

tae purpose oi putting in nomination two Senators and six Representatives to represent aaid District in the first State Legislature of Kansas. The convection was organized bv the Stanton. sure, tn raising the flO.OtlO, upon a respectable pros decision is thus clearly proved But to enter the plantations, beyond the juris Samuel Walker, pect or getting tne aaid uiauiugs to tnis cu Klchuiond, Nov. 1, im. diction of their own States, to incite the hereto fore contented bondmen to freedom, Is not and we are looking forward to a severe Our banks are shin plaster mills, issuing to customers only bills of distant bianciies, must be shaved one per cent or more for Almost our whole circulation is the curreitfJ lllinoia and other Western States, recciw tolerated from tbe necessity of the case.

may look out for many failures ia this coming winter, the effect of an impeTer4 country and an irredeemable currency. "lis denies that his views an Sovereignty ta the as expressed In JltMemine are Inconsistent with those ef the Kupreme Court the Dred Scott case. I aver, on the contrary, that he eould not have made seek a denial if be bad not to J. II. Lank, I).

M. Alexander, J. Miller, Ed Stokis, Jos. Gardner, Da. E.

ment of R. W. Stevenson, of Breckenridge, as Chairman, and J. T. Cox, of Coffey, Secretary.

On motion, W. R. Watrous, of Coffey, A. I Baker, of Breckenridge, and J. M.

Winchell, l). U. rEABOOT, P. II. Berkao, SCVDOER, G.

W. Deitxler, Mact, within their line of duty. Brown seems to irs it Smith Insane. Gerrit Smith has been token to the Insane Asylum at Utica, New York. He is completely demented talks a great deal about the Harper's Ferry matter seems to be completely beside himself.

tally misunderstood either bis own opinion or those of the Court for they are In direct coufllct with one have acted on tho supposition that all the laves are forcibly held, against their wills, in The Secretary's eyes were strangely troubled appuiuwsu a committee on ere dcntiala. Lawrence, Nor. 14, 1659..