Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

until his successor shall be appointed and quail /
fed, unless sooner removed by the President and
and who shall receive the same fees and salary Us
me attorney of the United States FOR the present
Territory of Utah. There shall nlsnbe a MARSHAL
for the Territory appointed, who shall hold his Of
ice tor four years, and until his successor shall be
appointed and qualified, unless sooner removed BY
the President. and who shall execute ail process
1 ses issuing from the said couits when exercising
their jurisdiction circuit md district courts off
The United Stats ne shall perform the duties, he
subject TO the saire regnla ions and penalties and
be entitled to the same fees as the mnrshal of tue
district courts OF The Udlte States for the prrs-nt
Territory OF Utah, and shall in addition be paid
two hundred dollars annually compensation
1 for extra service.
| Sec. 80. And De il further enacted, That HE
governor, secretary, chief jrsiice mid associate
Justices, Attorney and maTehal shall be nominated
j and, by and with the advice and consent Of tie
States. The governor and Secretary TO lie appoint
ed as aforesaid shall, before they net as such,
! speciively take an oath or affirmation before the
district Judge OF some Justice of the peace in the
limits of said Territory. duly authorized 10 admin
/ lister oaths and afirmntors by the laws now in
force therein, or before the chief justice some
as ociate justice OF the Supreme Court of the
United States, support the Constitution of the
United States, and faithfully TO discharee the du-
Ties Of their respective offices; which said onths
when so taken, shall be certified by the person by
4 whom the same shall have been taken; and such
certificates shall be received and recorded by the
lsaid secretary among the executive proceedings;
and the chief justice and associate justices, and
oil other civil officers in said Territory. before they
oct as such, shall take like cath or affirmation
before ilie said goyeyernor or secretary. or SOME
udge or justice Of the peace Of the Territory who
i may be duly commissioned and qualified, which
said oath OF affirmation shall be cerlifedand trans
United by the person taking the same 10 the secre-
tnry, 10 be by him fecnrdedns nforesaid, and, af-
terwards, the like oath or affirmation betaken
leertiied, aad recorded in such manner and form
4 as may be prescribed by law. Fhe governor shnll
receive an annuaisniary of two thonsanl dhllars.
Tie secretary shall receive an annual sslary Of
Two thousand dollars. The said salaries shall be
paid quarter yearly, from the dates of the respec
tive appointments, ct tile treasury OF the United
lStatesi but no such payment shall be made until
said officers shall have entered upon the duties Of
their respective appointment. The members of The
i Legislative Assembly shul be entitled TO receive
three dollars each per day during their Attendance
atthe sessions thereof, and three dollars each for
Ieyety twenty miles travel in going TO andsretutn
ing from the said sessions, estimated according to
1.-THE nearst usually traveledfouie; and an addition
lal allowance of three dollars shall be paid to the
Inresiding officer Of each house for each dnythe
shall so preside. And chief clerk, one assistant
lclerk, sefgeant-at- arms, and door-keepef may
be chosen for each house; and the chief clerk shall
receive four dollars per day, and the said other
of the Legislative Assembly bu. no other Of
fcers shall be paid by the United States; Pro
lpided, That there shall be but one session of
Ithe Legislature annually, unless, an extraordi-
mary occasion, the governor shall think proper 10
jcal the Legislature together. There shall be ap-
lpropIiated annually, the usual sum, to be expen-
lded by the governor, 10 deiray the contingent ex
ipenses OF the Territory, including the salary of a
lclerk of the executive department.; and there shall
i also be Appropriated, annually sufficient sum.
be expended by The Secretary Of the Territory,
Iand upon estimate 10 be made by the Secretary
lof the Treasury of lie United States, odeiray She
sxpenses OF the Legislative Assembly the printing
LOT the laws, and other incidental expenses; ard
the Governor and secretary of the Tenitory shall
lin the disbursement Of oil moneys Entrusted to
then be governed solely by the instructions Of The
Secreiary of tile United States, and shall, semi al-
nuaily, account TO the said Secretary for the man
liner IN which the aforesaid moneys shall have been
teNpeuded; and expe ntiiture shall be made by
lsaid Legislative Assembly for objects moi specially
luuthouzed by tle acts of Congress making the APP
preparations, nor beyond the sums thus appruptia
led for such objects.
seat of goyernnentef said Ferritoty is hereby To-
Gated temper rily al Fort Leavenworth; ami that
lsuch portions of public buildings rs mayin
be actually used and needed for military purposes
lmay be occupied and Used, under the direction OF
the Governor aud Legislature Assembly, for such
public purposes as may be required under the pro-
,l5yision Of this act.
SEC. 80. Astd5eit further hacted, Thot oeei
egate to the House of Reprs senlatiyes OF the Uni
led States, 10 serve for the Term of two years, who
shall be citizen IN the United States may be ell
ectsd by the voters qualified 10 elect members oil
the Legislative Assembly, who shall be entitled TO
the same rights and privileges as are exercised and
4 snoyed by the delegates from the several other
I frerritoTies of the United States TO the said
House OF Representatives.; but tie delegate first
elected shall hold his seat only Turing the term Of
Congress to which lie shall be elected. The first
detection shal be held at such lime md place, and
be Conducted IN such manner. as the Governs
Tor shall appoint and dilect; and at oil subsequent
Eeieetions the times, places and manner OF holding
elections shall be prescril ed by law. fhe person
having the greaiest number OF votes shall be de-
clared by The Goyernnr to be duly elected, and a
certificate thereof shall be given accordingly.-
'raat the Constitutions and all laws OF The Unued
States whict urenot locally have
the same iorce and effect within the said srftoIy
lof Kansas elsewhere within the United States,
except The eighth section OF the act preparatory to
1.-The admission of Missouri into the Union, approx
4 led Mnreh sixth, eighteen hundred and twenty,
which, being inconsistent with the principle of
non Intervention by Congress with slavery in the
States and Territories, as recognized by the gs
latinn of eighteen hundred ond fifty, commonly.
called the Compromise measures, is hereby de-
cared imperative and void; il being n e true inz
tent and meaning of this act not to legslate slave
~ into any Territory or State, nor 10 exclude Ill
tlerefrom, but 10 leave the people thereof perfect
4 lyfree to form and regulate Their domestic insttu
lions In their own way subject only 10 the Consti-
tuition of Tie United States: Propided, That moth.
ing herein contained shall be construed revive or
put in force any law or regulation which may have
existed phi TO the act of sixth oil March, eigh.
teen hrndred and twenty either protecting, estab-
4 fishing prohibiting, or abolishng slavery.
Sec. SO. And De IL further cilaeted, That there
shall reafter be appointed, as has been custom-
i airy for the Territorial Governments. sufficient
amount, to be expended under the direction of the
4 said Governor OF the Terrtery oil Kansas not ex-
ceeding The sums heretofors appropriated for SINH
lar objects, for the erection of suitable public
buildings at the seat of government, for The use
of the Governor, Legislative Assembly Judges of
i ofsthe Supreme Court, Secretary, MARSHALL and
Attorney of said Territory, and such other persons
and under such gulatons shall be prescribed
by law.