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

KANSAS AFFAIRS.
abstract of the election of A. H. Reeder.
Name of voting place.
Number o
votes
557
77
16
116
27
24
131
31
35
7
54
33
16
44
74
56
28
41
27
20
12
62
26
16
76
77
30
it
19
28
43
45
11
33
43
32
17
32
39
30
503
38
22
63
48
7
13
40
16
2, 849
Lawrence —---------------------
Blanton —-------------------------
Palmnyra —-------------------------
Bloomington —--------------------
Benicia —--------------------------
Brownsville —---------------------
Topeka —--------------------------
Tecumseh —-----------------------
Big Springs -------------------------
Camp Creek —-------------------
Willow Springs —-------------------
Hampden —-----------------------
Neosho ---------------------------- -
Stanton.. —--------------------------
Ossawatomie —------------------
Pottawatomie —--------------------
Big Sugar Creek —------------------
Little Sugar Creek —-----------------
Scott-town —----------------------
Columbia —-----------------------
Fuqua' s --------------------------
Council City —---------------------
Waubousa —----------------------
A. J. Baker's —---------------------
Pawnee —------------------------
Big Blue —-------------------------
Rock Creek —-----------------------
Black VermillionSt. Mary's —------------------------
Silver Lake —---------------------
Pleasant Hill —---------------------
Falls Precinct —---------------------
Hickory Point —---------------------
Burr Oak —------------------------
Doniphan —-----------------------
Palermo —-------------------------
Wolf River -----------------------
Ocena —---------------------------
Crosby's Store —---------------------
Jackson Crane's —-------------------
Leavenworth —---------------------
Wyandott —------------------------
Delaware —------------------------
Easton —-------------------------
Ridge Point —----------------------
Wakarusa —--------------------
Mission —------------------------
Iowa Point —-----------------------
Moorstown —-----------------------
Total —------------------ 2,849
The resolutions passed by the convention which nominated Governor Reeder, indicate the state of feeling which existed in the Terri
tory in consequence of the invasion from Missouri and the enactments
of the alleged legislative assembly. The language of some of tIhe
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