The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-30
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IFrom the st. Louis Republican, July 2s.l
The Democrat OF yesterday contained the follow
ing special dispstch nom Kansas, dated the evan
ing Of the 23d:-
sbity Of totsG all the bills that have yet bssa pro-
sented to him He state. In lia ssssase Inst tAss l.
fact that the Legislature hsSs renewed 4. fswsss
ess Of The Kama: s.s1..sa s Ss'S s.
inform. the Assembly IN very pr@ptory t:.s that II
turs act independently Of each other ne L1Sisa
tuIe took the VETOED bills under eonsds9atien and
passed them over again through both branches large
majcfities Great excitement prevails In consequence
cfihs act Of the Govsrnor-the sgisaturs dstmsed
to insist upon ts course, and the Governor Il equally
lecture.
We have before seen i7timations that this would
be the course OF the Governor and presume, there
fore. that II was delberatel done. Until We see
the reasons for bis action, We are not 80 veil salts
fled ct its CORE ctness
The law creating the Territory locases the sea. OF
government temporarily at Fort Lssvsnworth,"
and provides that "such portions Of tho public
buildings a may not be actually used and needed
for military purposes, may be occupied and u:ed,
assembly, for such public purposes - may b re-
quired under the provisions OF this sct" This was
temporary location Of Tire seat Of government, and
the only authority in the act from which No have
quoted, given to the Governor, TO convene the as
esmbly at Paxnee, is in Q clause which says, that
the first assembly "shal NEST a. subj place and ON
such day as the Governor shall apooiut." Pavnse
na great distance from any place, and nobody
would ever think Of going there, except On press
irg business.
But the Assembly did meet, and among tbs ear
lest things dore was tho passage Of law 70 re-
the Shawnee Mission on the l6th. At this Mission.
accordingly, they In session; and hero they are
engaged IN maturing the laws which tho Governor
vet0ee.
Gov. Rxeder, then, abandoning the law which es
tablshed the seat OF government Temporarily" at
Fort Leavenwofth, called tho Assembly together At
Pawnee-a town upor paper at wht;h toere was
ness, and Of which nob,dy ever thought % the seat
H,rper Observance of the Law. IT seems to MS.
wou'd have dictated {, the Governor tos proprety
FoIt Lesvenwcrth. Bat be did not do 20, ard the
Assembly wss called 81 Pawnee, and whileo thers
they pas sed lag chsngii 2 tbs seal Of govMnmcn
10 the Method 81 Biston. Hs vetoed ttfs DILL. bu
II was passed 10 tes?ie Of bis veto, AID hence tn
trtuhle betwse en- thfm.
AZ the last session Of Congress an appropriation
Of $25 600 vas made Tor toe erection Of publ,
ssme Abouo be locsted permanently by the Assem-
biz. Thai location has not yet been made, and
seems to us that IS the matter was len % kind
nuch ieht TO consult their comfort g the Coyo-uo
had TO consult his interest. The error, obviously
vas committed When The ssas Of government Va
removed from Font Lenverworth. Accommodations
could have been bad there, aud there, Il was con
tmplstxd By Congress, the seat of government
should remain until It was permanently located.
Gov. Rssder msy continue to veto sll the Ia va
| rssftd by tie Assembly; Bat II they shall after
w9ds be passed In compuaEcA with the requis.
TINS CT The organic law, trey will DO binding. The
Law organizing the Territory Of Kansas provides fer
the 81 rovsl by the Governor Of all laws passed by
| tie sst mb'y; bat II he should veto them, Q vo
ibid vote Is all that Ia necessary ID pass then
| This the Assembly will no doubt, proceed 70 DE-
snd then the courts win decide the question.