New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
mn, .na hard labor for q tern Of not

wife c.re uIsie or TO be introduced me = % sy
II .fsr magazine pamphlet circular sAy a
Mai Of sh, Of 70 bod slaves 70 "a , o1nbsd by a
Ir,or n .ut at hard labor for term Of not iess 1ns a.,
.sy..' ,hs 80 as juror in the tial OF any
go fpr d.d ON brrseh the foregoing Aw iae -
@Io @ us ,b c.stitaon ef the United States. but also 70
.urrort ard the organic law OF N. 20 , bsn
r,,,s sl.ve law and oierins 70 V0t soa
b. T,.umed TO be entitled to vote until the contrary
ard an. wssn ;s1 .e3SreS 's .hs no. Be erttsd
AthouEh they rased law mat none ou s M 49,, 81 r,,i
o., S p nSe,,,srT and provided the immediate pay
Of rollsx, 50 proNisns a' ~ S,,,s @n,s come
in p sed numbers. and BY taking residence OF day
or ar hour raw poll tax. ard thus become esi -
hep aeer voting return theE own state I9ey tuus'
TTsea Net provided for the people Of Missouri 20 eons
elections AZ iLel EIeanre and Pern'.se % ~. E hodnS
ofssyes. e.. ,,. Terri,
ory G h made by the people but created the ofcs
AID filed them spPonted oheers to on them io1 SnS
ID. and provided the ANIMAL election sho aid De
October lsse and The Assembly to meet n al, G
that rome Of these laws eouS ee t S Cn1e which 4.
elected two yea. could be changed, 20 - 70 .os
b.rse The Law. or officers the session Of 1855 however
nrch the nh,bans ofthe Territory might desire ~ ~
Thee sw, msde by Assembly created By foreign tote
Isrnt Of the whole No be found for
in The pe,en,e that the inhabitants had carried VITA thsm
II true formed Secondly; Il is unre !" tasir
shss rses ory obtained aerwsd and entirely Tor the
and other acts Of and threats clearly
% H,s rsned 10 the exclusion Of ssvsry and If they
NAMED silence them on this subject ana T9ee' .ns ~ @
will ard control Of the people OF Missouri inese are n
which Presden, must be enforced oy tne "" sH
The eops Of Ksbss. thus invaded ubdued oppressed and
ntued seeing their Territorial Government lsuea ouy ~
See ana destroy the prossed object Of their organic sw by
deriving them of the pe.ct treedon therein
fudins no ground hope for rights in that orssniiion y
cesdsd under the guaranty OF the United States Consu
on pescesby assemble petition the ooyenmn 70. tne
Of ref but in The formation of Government by the
Teore AID the acceptance and ratification heeoi ~ ~
Territory have authorized by act Of CONGRESS to torn
STATE IS agiS o1oa snS a. that NO such suihoy
- ~ ~, os ,be Territorial Government. That clesry,
has no power to create another Government pHamounto
telf Ii equally that in numerous instances in our as
tcry tie eole Territory have without any previous act OF
Co5s,s 10 call OF the people by their
delegates have formed State Constitution which mas 9eeh
under it, AID chosen Sepator Congress- and then have
ted said Constitution to Congress- who has
and Members who were choseI under
bee Congress. had approved ths same ssen wss on
eminent full operation and passed laws and II was ap
flods iormed their Constitution without any Congress
therefor years before they were admitted INTO tee nlo
When the about forming state Cons
ion without proyious act OF Congress IN s1o tne
rel APPLIED to tse and his opinion
then expressed and published, contained the tolowins
10 law r the purpose Of electins members Con-
form Constitution and State Government nor 70 10
Every ,uoh law though approved BY the Gov
eror fte Territory would be null and void passed oy mem
Notwithstanding his veto BY twohirds OF each branch woua
He furrbe decided that it rcbeous, nsurec
ouary unlawful for the people peaceaby TO poceef
ever without cf Congress in forming Constitution and
urde officers for its repre-
enacn in Congress with view to ths same 20
Congress admission, which fell clearly within
the Tight of the PEOPLE assemble al petition o redress
%ss S1S ff ie,ed sfiTtS % the people i The
French cesson they equally extended TO the people OF
Kansas IL being part OF the same cession -
Ia this view OF the subject in the first part Of Angus 1850
coil published in the public fer meeting OF the e
Kansas eIoetye Of party TO meet At Lawrence
said Territory on the 5th Of SAID August, TO "a axe M Se cSp'o
whole Territory consider that subject Thst meeting was
srch Convention OF Delegates elected aud assemble
TcTete said TeTritcry the 18th day Of sepsmOeI 1852
I any s Re h august were ss ow Hero in
serted the report edings published at the
Aeety these edins' the people Of the different
ga.es to meeting Topeka be holden d l9h day
Of seriember ls5S The Dele gates 50 appointed dd aemo'
Topeka on said day AID proceeded TO consider said subject
and they took the following ths official report oil
Proceedings at the Convention is here set forth
Delegates elected esreesby 70 the sOeanstisn so
issued ana they met at Topeka on the fourth Tuesday IN oeto
people ratified BY them by in the districts
M ioS 5S been fsie hsd SS Ens sa Congress
and i serded to proceed to the es.uSn OF seGso ch
tress for admission into the Union.
Nba'ever view individuals may at times or in neetnss
have expressed and whatever ultimate determination may
have entertained in the result OF being spuned by Con-
tress ard refused redress entirely inmatsr That
cannot condemn or give character the thus
pursred.
Many have honestly believed that uqrpaion could make
law and that Consress made no further provisions they
well justified in forming law for themselves; ont
necessary to consider that matter it to be hoped
that Coneres will not leave them to such necessity.
illus this effort Of the people for redress peaceful eou'
stutona and night. Whether will succeed rests with Con-
dee rhine but clear it that it should not be met
and deIouEcd as re6elous nsufreeonsy or
unlsw ulno does 1t call for justify the exercises OF
force BY department of this Government to check con-
tro it.
became proper TO nquire what ,hosd be done bv
Conge For IL asserted by the President in substance
that has the correct uurpstons and that the laws
forced and executed with military The
o edress should be sppied 10 the true cause o the difficulty
Ih Obviously repeal Of clause for Freedom n
the of 1880 and therefore the true remedy lies the entire
repeal Of the Of 1854, which effected It. Let tas be
done franLnes and nsgnanmy and Kansas be organ
iIed Free Territory and all will be put right But If
Congress proceeding with The experiment
bly, utterly imperative and void and direct REORGANIZATION
providing safeguards for legal voting and against orega force
there and in the nation without retrscns steps
violence or by force compelling obedience TO tannics laws
made BY foreign force and ih. Is BY aapittins ht Territory
Der. not such give. her right to demand I'D
nssion, being, the President informs probably only
necessary the importance sitting this question
will justify Congress admitting this State at this lime
State and controversy ended will immediately I'll up with
numerous ana successful population At any rate it
redress to have enforced them by the Army Of the
Iaton those and laws Of violence aud oppression.
they be degraded into subsonf IL that pleasant
unt to execute own free people The true ch
acer Of this snfseon matter OF extensive notoriey ls
essential features obvious allow Of successful dis
sGke rsllaton however complicated ingenious BE-
the statement OF however special the peadnss Tor that Pur
by the hand " Congress 10 do justice satisfy the
hson.
The reope of this country peacefully relying Congress
provide competent Of redress which they have
the case OF Aksn,a, sys Congress may pleasure repeal
odify the laws psss.d by the Territorial Legsaturs
and may any time abrosate and remodel the Legislature