The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

composed Of squatters meet out Of docrs md for
section Of the bill Is virtually repealed and having no
seat Of government created BY competent authority,
the ss.eson q the point for the temporary seat Of
Assembly, Whenever and wherever convened And We
further subnt that according TO the spirit and letter Of
we sw We have that right even Fort Lesvsnworth be
submit that, a. al government Is for the good of
sc Of lesaton, vested In the people Of every State
IN the Uson and there could have besn intention
On The part Of the wise and good who framed this
" TO have dope OTHER than for the comfort and con-
veprnce o. the soveregus; that they intended to
Ok sn arbitrary rule which the people could not alter If
fcuIe nconvsIient that 1t permission grant.
% ~ Cepgress tsat we might have the use OF thoss
bSi'dnss, or cit At that point than command that We
should Dot select another point, II more desirable
We wi, spd 20 further represent that the position
sumsd b. the Governor Is despotio and tyrann:a ons
ese1la.sc 70 lead 70 the worst consequences il he
Alrtaoy threA's in advsncs have been made that no
airs Assembly whsnsoever and whsresosver such at
or acts may be passed Several papsrs in the TERRITORY
SsTs sscsa ' % ,b pOon man PROCESSING TO
Who afterwards his resignation advocates this
doctrine OF resistance. The Governor Ia and has been
ca terms Of intimacy with these very person and with
him es their leader they may led TO the com
q acts which VIII Inevitably rsut In Widespread srs
New submit that the course pursued BY the Gov.
error unwarrantabe and factious if he is right
IN Tie opinions advanced, that our acts illegal and
void The courts are the tribunals to decide this issue
aIo DC men, Governor private citizen, has right to
st the laws at defiance If unconstit aonsl and
void, until 20 decided by the proper courts. I.
This pr.pcip,e is we'll ersood that We are not
prepared to mAg that Governor Reeder ignorant
t.ilgsnce end ere usf be wiIfui and base design
to lead the less informed the commission OF trea-
seLAele acts for which he should be removed
In conclusion, We charge the Governor A. H. Reedsr,
wtn wfui Of the interests 0. the Territory with
enssavo1Dg By all the means 10 his power to subvsrt
the ends end objects intended to be accomplished the
Kansas ann Nebraska bill by neglecting the public In.
tereets srd making them subserven to private specu
s xlsss Of thu
o. toe citizens Of tie Territory and the laws Of the
United States in force in said Territory; BY en-.
ccusgra persons 20 violats the la~ of the United
States and set at defiance the commands Of the gen
era government BY meeting persons resist the Ia
bly, OF this Territory, and, finally, by virtual dissolu
ton Of all correction with the present Legislative As
For ties, and many other reasons, We respectfully
pray your Exc.lency to remove the said A II Reedes
from the exercise Il the functions held by him ia
said territory And represent that continuance Of the
ssme viii De ~ tie best interests Of the said
Terri cry And As in 5uty bound, We VIII syer pray,
Is, &c. THOS JOHNSON. Presd ent Of Council.
JOHN H. sTRINGFELLOw,
MxAnEns OF THE Couscu-wm. Barbse, a. NJ. Codey,
D A. n. Grover. Richard r. Res, II J. Stricken, L.
aTdson. Attest: J. A. HAIDERMAN,
MAMERRs HousE-Jos G. Anderson 0. II,
Bscwre. A. Johns'n. NJ W. MCGEE Samuel scott,
4, 4. W. r.,
NJ Banks, d ]. Croysdae, 4. l. KIRK H. u. McMeekin,
" II. Nbts Thomas Wsterson Samuel A: Williams,
+. J: Msishal, joel r Blair, q B. G. Harris. Villa q
wilkinson. Attest: JAS. N LYLE,
Cltrs Of the House Of Representatives
The following Is abstract Of the debate which took
Place IN tie House the Esd ult the adoption Of
the ret orsion sppoinrg committee to draft the above
A concurrent resolution from the Council was re-
ceivei, which f lows
Resolved, BY tie Council. the House o. Represent
lyanr lfrI,r hat nnitt of
trc the Council ans five from the House, be appoint
60, vhoss duty shall be to draft an address to tho
Territory.
the loytrnor's veto message, TO committee OF tbs
Whole A H Oh :bs State Of the territory
o NsSss e from sro
from Fort Scott and Brown, from Douglas, spoke.
Dr. srhiNGruJow took up the message, show ing It's in
ccIsstercies The Governor he ssid denied that there
such bo3y the Kansas Legislature. aud yet he
addressed them In his message as "the honorable
fsy % 1ss Hs ePI eesa h,v. 90 90 rs
sIest fer such Esn. There was no spark Of
have soa to Tie MESSENGER ron the ieaislsture bssr
TX the ill which he vetoed, who ars you sirS II
aIu TIE nts.erser from lie legislature q Kansas .
Tbs srrnA thus thep no Hever much ws sho ild
demsos.e lie aoion Ne would bavc had some respect
Gcye,ror without tesIect. lie should se removed and
tie Icc'or hcpsd Il resolution would pass. carnot
trefsrd tie House fer hour and proved that the L.
fislatuyt nc rghtto move to Shawnee Mis- sion. that
their acte valid they had held the sssicn
at Pavrte After references to the fact that tbs bruG
irs at tLst Place unfinished without roof floor
dCor sid hat The cholera had bros ont because OF
the tIIosed life people to!esd he otosei
b5 visiting severe rebake upon ,slhe creature Who
ttrtfe FAKE CT building Up his tcwo, and reaping the
ten'hs of his bosrairg houses, wcud compel the Legs
atoIe 70 nset w6tr, there mails any other
facilities, ard where they would be exposed 20 rain,
vino, night air, ard the res,iience OF malignant dis
sne
Er. MATTHIAS uste some "side remarks y He thought
Rsettr was nov II the end Of his rops. Having used
every effort 20 tboi,:onze Kansas and been foted in
esth, he hsd Aad 10 his las, resort He let the
ahci florists know the time Of the election long before
re- re t'e,. q ths IssIsSr' hut the seoli
held certificates from al but bare majority, hoping
by tits to elscr free sellers enough 10 Keep bill from
Gevss1er .ss at The enc .. his ripe He wanted him
renewed. Mr. Matthias is one CT that kind who spest as
every til ard scarcely ssy anything OF force il
lie Gees happen say something strong, 1t is badly
M rSi' m, ,Ss gnS II. ,., s,.
tie day. He is enc Of the very few in the House
vhc have, sns qualities o. an orator, Mr..
poEt. lie retppitu'ated and strongly entorcsd
tie main sryuri -ts Of other gentlemen; out he
move BY rsci.ng the FAC. that il was the Governors
duty to commission officers TO enforce the laws Was IL
70 expected that Keeder would commission officers to
enforce IL ss which he considered utilities:
NJ. Brown did cot speak to the point. He made
college valedlctory. sr B wen. into the pyramids Of
Egypt, exhrmed Pompeh and Hsrcuaneuna, n Viewed
Pcme, Athens and San MAiino, ana resurrscted Plato
al d Socrates He buried tie message and Concurrent
resolution deep down beneath large pile Of Platonc
philosophy and his oIica' rtminiscence MAT sixty e
eis'atrrss could net find them in twice sixty days
The committee 81 the who.e recommended by una.
nroas vote the passage CT the resolution to the
House and reported the same. The resolution
passed without dissent The committee from the House
TO draw up The memors! for Reeder's removal follow
Msssrs. nsfellox Andersen, Brown, Matthias aud
William.
STRONG MINDED WOMEN.
From the felo wing advertisement, whieh we fud in
Wastrort paper, II would appear that strong minded
and strors -armed women may be enumerated snaong
the o toreer rufiAns'i;--
FORWARDING. This In to fo-ewern Henry Bouton,
Sars Boutcn Slss Armstrong, and all other persons,
from ire rass.Dg pron my pre- eupton, about tSo niles
frCm the mouth OF kaw rvsr apd about the dis
lance from Kansas City. M claim is bounced by the
Ksw river the west, Ms1ouri on the north and
william Gil's the east. Any person or person,
ieepss ns turning stock upon my said pre- pon
expect 10 in6 thsm on the other side o. Kaw and
need not he sprprised II they hDd themselves on tue
ether SIDE II TO. In the river II said Any other par
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