Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
Duna,s sin-slssk Rspuslisans Voting for

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Slavery.
Within the last Two weeks we have had
forty calls. from men Of all parties. ask
ing Us for a copy Of Dunn's Bill, and as our
neigbbor OF The Register is determined 10 sing
" mum" upon IL we will Try and supply
some Of the readers Of that paper who are
anxious 10 have it. This is an official copy.
certified TO BY the CLERK OF the House, and
the identical one which LEWIS D. CAMP
BELL, aud all the other Black Republican
members or the House, save and excepto one,
voted, for. Read it fellow citizens Of Preble
county. and see the hypocrisy Of the man,
who is attempting 10 gull you into his support,
by charging that it Is The Democratic parry
that are in favor Of the spread Of slavery;
II. R, rs.
In THE SENATE OF THE UNlTED STATES July
81, 1866. Rad TWICE AND REPERRED TO
THE CoMMrrEE ON TERRIroRiEs,
AN ACT 10 organize the Territory OF Kansas,
ard for other purposes.
BE in enacted by the Senate and House Of
Represemtalpes cffthe United Stctes Of AMER
|fea IN Congress assembled, That all part Of
the Territory OF The United States Which lies
between the parallels Of thirty six degrees and
Thirty minutes Sud forty degrees Of north lati.
Itule, and which is esst OF the eastern boun'
diary Of the Territory Of Utnh, 10 The soplh
and corner thereof, and east Of a line thence
due sonth 10 the said parallel OF thiily-six De-
gress thirty minutes north latitude, and rs
bounded on the east BY the western boundary
of the Stale Of Missouri, shall continue one
Territory, and shnIl be, aud hefeby Is, consti-
ltuted and organized into . tempory govern
ment by the name Of The Territer, OF kansas.
Sac. "a. Aad be Il further enacted, That SO
much of the fourteenth section, and also SC
much ofs,he thirty second section, OF The acl
passed OF The FIRST session OF The Thirly-thirc
oagtess, commonly known % the Kansas
NEBRASKA Act, as read as follows, TO wit;
/" Except the eighth section fthe act prepar'
Iaiofy to the admission oil missouri INTO tht
Union, approved March sixth, eighteen hun
dred and twenty, which, being inconsistent
with The principles OF non intervention b,
ECongress with slavery in the Stats end Ter
l~fi'ories, as recognized by the legislation o
eighteen bundled end fly commonly cailet
'Iihe Compromise Measures, Is hereby declared
imperative and void, il being the true n,en
and meaning OF this act mol 10 ieglslste siave
Try into any Territory or State, nor 10 exciud!
u tllefef.otn, but 70 leave ,pe people lneieo
perfectly fee 70 form ana regulate tneiI 40
%mesiic institutions IN Their own way, suplec
only 10 The Constitdtlono Of toe = hieu S,a,es
Propided, That nothing herein contained shal
be construed 10 revive OF pul ~ so.es any 10Y
or regulation which may have existed PRIOR Y
the act Of sixth March, eighteen HUNDRED ans
twenty, either protecting, establishing, pro
Ihibiiing OF abolishing slavery, DC ~ .n'
same is hereby repealed /; ana the sara elgnli
section Of the act Of sixth March, eighieei
hundred and twenty, - hereby revived an
declared TO be in full force and effect Siuil
The said Territories Of Kansas ana Neorasha.
Propided, hoicecer, Inai ony ps,soh ,sS n''
iy held 10 service in said Territories shat 20
be discharged from sue 'speds ana 'eo.pss !
such eighth section, II such person shall b
permanently removed from such Ie,taoiy 9
li'eiriioties prior 10 the first day Of January
l.ialtaan hundn,d and ffty.eipht and an