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.SsTT'ikmfsnT DiF KANSAS And hE-
BEAsKA.


r.,sf,.;aa ske ppinioa rh., Kansss yin b sl.se.
,sIur STATE. ne wiInsg,ou IN CO Iisr.lt rsisTs %
a. r.I.Isel. ist1rtss P,ref,. thai -enEr1sis 80
- .rsrns $50 ihss lerriiory FIRM Mssear and Ar
49, b. ksus.z5s I'D thai three thossand claims loI
,,.r,;o-' Nd siresdy been sakrd a. By them.
~ ~<<S,>sts h 4 farfker stated, have been qack-
- ~ ~ ,.s<li.e.cs shnf eomrsaie u ihe eour-c
~ <rsf<s.ios 4 De Eor Or the coieniE.tio. q Ne
49,. - K.u... ,sish n.iIiEsholder' Reference
4. ~, .de % pable esings u hisscuFi Il whieh q
-. r.sIr tseury fkrir sissesto Kansas. ssd orxa-
mo kem5<lvei so.riies sr pstn- 400
- i.siis eis.us ou sbs sssshedlng state. % ua'e
svri,h fhcu They declare heir aetslnl-en % e-1y
sisves Into E.u.,, hod snd enjoy ne sans nat
key desire % % Prseesbly bui vi eelsna 'sn gu
10 DE iisi etsfeniiy BY hFee-
n 1, hr{r stated that tis determn1tica is demand
..se ehe.knsie he movements q Norihsrn capital
Il, vks An, % aood the territories With freesOers
"a eurr.ht psnpe ou,ess, from fsveign shores. for
a. pusroe cf skspss The future legatida q the new
esssss d prospesdye."
Novfiet he reader refer back 70 ths proceeding 81
Dc Usited State. q this bad. whsa Northern mes
cenplsned th.i he object Of the Nebraska Kansas I'll
was 10 open up new Slave States. the allegation Was de-
MED II The most emphatic manner By prominent friends
q de msasurs. Mr.. DouoLAss said
~ % not believe there Is man IN Congress who,
Inks II could b pernapenty slave holding eonntry
Jh.re no idea hat \ could.
i M HUxTHn said docs any man believe that yca
VIII ksys slave hsdiag State u Kansas and Neeras-
1af confess that for mcnent, permitted sueh %
.hlulion 70 rcsf upon my mind.
i Mr. BADora sid 81 have more idea 81 seeinga
slsve popuIntpn u either Of them than haze Of seeing
Il h Massathuseits; not = Whit"
asI 20 bske assuranecs doobly sure" and quiet
~ spurehension fof Northern members Mr.. Badge,
i.i s.vious 10 de vote spon he BILL proposed the FOL-
IJvins prov so fenOring all protsetO6 10 slfvss and
M. seward and other Norsherh Freesosrs voted for
III VIZ
.'Proyided That nothing eontsiaed in This act shall
~ q oustrued a 10 revive or put 10 any act
,uIaso existing prior 10 the 9th Of March, 1920 pro
lstinf estabisiag aboiishing prohibiting slavery"
Til, esctuay removed al protcetien 20 slaves
ye into he sew territories uai the local legislatures
,hould mass law for the e-and This it u that III
render e resorf 20 force Unnecessary, As ia
e.,ed BY the en- grants about 20 proceed from Missouri
Ana then IN reference to the "freesOilers and emil
rrant panpers, ontcass from foreign Shores" WHO
gave hen the opportunity to control the settlement 81
The ne& ,erritorisss The very majority who dropped
clsyton's araendept restricting the right Of suffrage
ana q holding oee % citizens Of The United States -
IN order 10 save great principle" they said they
rcpudIasd This fair proposition, which gave natives and
na,urslzed etizens the same rights and adopted pro-
vision allowing The right to and TO hold Office 70
nsll citizens Of the Unted States, and every per-
,ou, Who shall have declared er intention 70 become
csizens p Thus putting in the power Of any 10
eater the territory aien snd the very next day
acquire the right fvOting BY simple declaration Of
is.e.nfion