Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-14

HousE.-Mr. Sawyer expressed himselt a
gainst the course persued by Gov. Chase in re-
lation to thess Kanzas matters-thought that
the House had business enough of its own TO
attend to without such improper interference;
the disturbance in Kanzas existed chiefly in i'm
aginaton, and for his part he would let the ne
groes 90 to Guinea or Africa before he would
engage in any such business. He denounced
the aid societies 6ercely. Claimed 10 be a free
State man. and thought he had done more for
the cause OF freedom when he put his name to
The new Constitution of Ohio, than ever Mr..
Chase had done by all his abolition speeches.
Mr. Upham moved that :he message be laid
upon the table and printed.
Mr.. Yaple wanted to see It printed, so as to
compare il with President Pierce's late mes.
sage upon the same subject.
Mr.. Franklin replied to Mr.. Sawyer with
much warmth. He wanted to know what Aid
Societies sent Messrs. Lane and Robinson to
Kanzas? The border ruffians might shoot
down the free State men with mpunity. and he
supposed it would be all right with the gentle
men from Augaize. but for this part he should
denounce their unwarrantsble interference. He
thouoht there were gentlemen in the House
who were determined not 10 he pleased with
anv thing Gov Chase might do. He wished
to see the message printed. On motion it was
laid on the table and ordered to be printed. =
Mr.. Caldwell offered the following resolutions
which we're laid upon the table and ordered to
be printed;
WHEREAS, The presen. peace, as we'll rs the
future welfare OF our country demands, that
Al. h. fnrf n eIaVQrU
and no more Slave States; and
WHEREAS, By the reported unlawful nVasiOnS
of the Territory of Kanzas by citizens of the
State Of Missouri. for the purpose of fOrcibly
deriving the citizens of that Territory Of their
frst political right, and thereby establish SLAYER
therein byiorce and without authority of law;
as consequence Of which invasiOns, civil war
now exist in Kanzas: and
Whereas, The people Of the Territory Of Kan
zas have, by Convention OF Delegates duly
called and assembled for that purpose, formed
| for themselves Constitution and State Gov
ernment, which Constitution is republican, and
said Convention and the people of Kanzas, by
their ratification of said Constitution, having
asked admission into the Union as State: and
believing that such admission OF Kanzas as
State, whuld exclude slavery therefrom, and
save that Territory from further civil tumults,
and further effusion of blood. it is hereby
Resolved. by the General Assembly Of the
State of Ohio, That our Senators be and are
hereby instructed. and our Representatives IN
Congress be requested to use their best en-
deAyors for the immediate passage OF an act o
Congress admitting Kanzas into the Union as 9
State, with such limitation o. boundaries as BY
Congress shall be deemed advisable.
Resolved, That our Representatives be re-
quested TO vote for the immediate admission
4. H. Reeder to a seat 10 the House Of Repre-
aentatives in Congress, as delegate from Kan
zas as State.
Resolved, That the Governor be requested
to cause a copy of this preamble and resolu
tions, properly certified, to be forwarded +
each Of our Senators and Representatives il
| Congress, aud that copy be sent to the Gov
ernor of each State in the Union.