Report of the special committee appointed to investigate the troubles in Kansas,: with the views of the minority of said committee.

KANSAS AFFAIRS. names are on that poll book who were at that time residents of this district. Please designate also those who were here when the census was taken firom those who came here to reside after that time and before March 30. For this purpose examine carefully the census rolls in connexion with Mr. Babcock, who took it, and'Mr. C. S. Pratt, the clerk of the election. Take time to prepare the lists and attach it to your testimony before it is signed. A4nswer. In connexion with IMr. Babcock, who took the census, and Mr. Pratt, the clerk of the election, I have examined the census returns and poll lists of March 30, 1855, and from these and our knowledge of the residents, we find that of the residents who were here when the census was taken, 177 voted. The list marked "A," contains their names. There are 192 settlers, whose names are in the census list, who did not vote, or, at least, their names are not in the poll lists. We find in the poll book the names of 55 resident settlers in this district, but who came after the census and before the election. This list, marked "B," contains their names. There are, perhaps, 50 others, and perhaps more, who came into the Territory in the spring of 1855 as settlers, and who are now resid(lents of different parts of the Territory, many of whom we know. The others in the poll list were not residents, as I believe. LAWRENCE, K. T., igay 1, 185g). A. E. D. LADD. .tames on census-roll and poll-book, (D)i.strict Ao. 1,) fow March, 1855. Albert F. Bercaw John Me. Banks Thomas Burge Thomas Brooke I Noali Cameron Hugh Cameron Hiram Clark James S. Cowen John W. Carlton E(Wward Clark John S. Crain C. H. Carpenter Simon Cook James P. Corl William Corl Henry Corl E. A. Colman Clark S. Crane R. A. Cummins Luke Curlew William Curry Stillman Andrews Samuel Anderson Ellmore Allen Norman Allen Asaph Allen William D. Atwood Calvin Adams Robert Allen John Baldwin Lazarus S. Bacon William N. Baldwin George W. Brown Henry Bronson David C. Buffum Jonathan Bigelow Horatio N. Bent Eli W. Burnett Ellis Bond Theodore E. Benjamin C. W. Babcocku Napoleon D. Blanton 120

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Report of the special committee appointed to investigate the troubles in Kansas,: with the views of the minority of said committee.
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