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SaS.
INTHE SENATE OF TIE UNITED STATES,
June so, 1856.
A BILL-To authorize the people of
the Territory o! Kansas TO form Con-
stitution and State Government, pre-
paratory to their admission into the
Union when they have the requisite
population.
BE it enacted, Sc, That, for the rur-
pose of making an enumeration of the
authorized to vote under the
provisions of this act, an superintendent
and an election of members of conven-
tion to form State Constitution for Kan
sas, as hereinafter provided, five compe-
tent persons shall be appointed by the
President, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, to be Commits
sioners, q majority of whom shall con-
stitute quorum for the purpose of car
rying into effect the provisions Of this act,
each of whom, before entering upon the
duties of his Office, shall take and SUBJ
scribe an oath or affirmation that he will
support the Constitution of the United
States, and faithfully and impartially ex-
ercise and discharge the duties enjoined
on him by this act, according to the best
of his skill and judgment, which oath or
affirmation shall be administered to them
severally, and be duly certified bya Judge,
Clerk OF Commissioner of Court of the
United States, and fled and recorded in
the Office of the Secretary of the Terri
tory of Kansas.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted,
That it shall be the duty of said Com
missioners, under such regulations as the
Secretary of the Interior may prescribe,
to cause to be made full and faithful
enumeration of the legal voters resident
in each county in the said Territory on
the fourth day of July, eighteen hundred
and fifty-six, and make returns thereof
during the month of August next, or as
soon thereafter as practicable; one oi
which returns shall be made to the Office
of the Secretary of the Interior, and one
to the Secretary of Kansas, and which
shall also exhibit the names of all such
legal voters, classcd in such manner as
shall be prescribed by the regulations ot
the Secretary of the Interior.
SEC. 3. Aad be 1t further enacted
That it shall be the duty of the Secretary
of the Interior, Immediately after tht
passage of this Act, to prescribe regula
tions and forms to be observed in making
1.-THE enumeration aforesaid, and to furnisl
the same with all necessary printed blank
to each Of the Commissioners as soon o
may be after their appointments and th
Commissioners shall meet without della
at the seat of Government of Kansas Ter
ritory, and proceed to the discharge 9
the duties herein imposed upon them, an
lappoint o Secretary of the Board an
j such other persons as shall be nscessar
! to aid and assist them in taking the emu
meration herein provided for, who mus
also be duly sworn. faithfully, impartial.
land truly to discharge the duties assigne
: them by the Commissioners.
/ SEC. 4. And be 1t further eaacte'
!, That said Board of Commissioners shall
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The Know Nothing meeting.

= M r.
The Know Nothing meeting.
Business Of Importance transacted The
best interests ofhe party attendedto!
The Journal which claims to have
nothing to do with Know Nothingism"I
published the following call:
ATTENTION.! A nlERIcANs!
The American party of Monroe county are
hereby requested to elect one delegate from
each Council, to represent in connection with
the several Presidents of the several Councils,
in County Convention at the Courthouse in
Woodsfeld, on SATURDAY, the 18th inst, to
transact business of Importance, and attend
to such matters as relate to the best interests
of the party.
By ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
Saturday the 9th inst, came around,
all right, determined that if the ''best in
terests of the party" were not attended to,
it should not be its fault Our hotel keep
ers having had some experience in such
meetings did not make very extensive pre-
parations, notwithstanding s'the several
IIcSlututS WSTC 10 ut pTtS0ut.
At nine O'Clock the crowd commenced
gathering gentlemen from Seneca
arrived. 10 O'Clock, crowd accommodating
two gentlemen from Perry arrived. II
O'Clock, crowd still increasing gentle
man from Bethel arrived. 70 O'Clock
crowd all in--streets still passable.
1t was pretty strongly limited that the
meeting was called by some of the Ere.
monters in this place for the purpose o
selling out the Fillmore men. Some O
A the Presidents, it is presumed, net think
ling this to be "the best interests of thu
party" didn't appear in the market
We watched the court house with som,
interest, to see the dignitaries enter, bu
never a President came around.
While we were expecting them to COM
up according to the programme, we wer,
! informed that the meeting had already ad
journed. Our informant said it had beel
held in store box, and that there ha,
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been considerable of crosod. The most
unbounded enthusiasm prevailed.
The following are the proceedings in
full:
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-07-16

sENAroRIAL ELECTORS.
<1LLIAM KENNON, Jr., of Belmont
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-07-16

We ARE compelled to defer the
naplication Of an aOld Wings" communi-
cation for want of room. It shall appear
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-07-16
foR PRESIDENT
ESBUCHANAN
oF pxSNsYLvANIA;
oR VICE PRESIDENT
En- G. BRECKINRIDGE,
or KENTUCKY.
or KENrucKY.

bsrdsie Presidential Electors for Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-07-16
THE NEW KANSAS BILL.

The New Bill Reported by Senator
Douglas for the Government of Kan
sas.
INTHE SENATE OF TIE UNITED STATES,
Juna p0 lQEG
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trifling to be worth serious argument.
Now let US look at the bill which the
Fremonters advocate; for they have a
favorite bill, notwithstanding their claim
that an act Of Congress for the admission
of Kansas cannot be carried out
They propose to admit Kansas as
State with the constitution formed by the
Topeka convention. This constitution
was formed without any authority of law;
its most jealous advocates do not pretend
to claim for it any legality; on the con-
[trary, it was formed in open violation of,
and rebellion to the laws. 1t never was
sanctioned by even a respectable minori-
1ty of the citizens there. 1t only received
about seven hundred votes out of about
1 FIVE thousand. 1t never was the work OF
the people, hut a mere farce performed by
a few ardent partisans.
i This bogus constitution, formed as il
was by the most fanatical of their party
and the pretended devoted friends of tn,
J negro, is another evidence of the insin
cerity of their philantlropic, professions
for it forever excludes free negroes from
! the State. Upon being presented to Con
lgress, ii was shown that portions of it hat
ei been stricken out after the convention
: which formed it had adjourned Tn
forgery was exposed and those who brough
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
n arrled.

W we OH iHsiari ~ The Rev VI g riree low
SSiiAHLES JOHNSON, of Hs,p.r's Frrtv 10
AZ, JULIA wERNwAG Il me saac a},,e
On ThuTsday he Ih Of Fsh,uasy :. W..
vGoi nv toe Rev. wm. N Prsdiefou lanes
w ALLEN, al Bsiferd couaIy asd Mis- iii n.
SfiI-.soN, oaly daughter 81 Hugh \. Perd.rion
Of ihis county. D.
on me - ulilmo bv The Rev Jno w s,.,,
Rev JOHN w. EWING II tb- Bahin,o,, o..
~ .es' 20 Mis ~ L BENiA .tu .gest danrA
's' 81 ID. HAl, E-q Of Ausas,s eo.aiy
On ~ 25th ~. by R.v. WIN. Hirst wa
~ -, OEiss asd Miss MARY e. HANEY-vo,h a.,
w hch,stsr W" VI
iis- aI,h pit By Rev. Mr. w.iker. ROBERT
" HlItHEAD. ~ Nelson c,antv amt ~.
y, AH1AkET tsnrttef Of pf. A = Baldsin' of
Wincse-'es Frederick cosR,y.
Ga ~ 2th az, b. Rev w "a. Prenym,a MICH
Az WISE All Miss MARY n CANTER
tuiAoi Frederick county
10 ibe same dag hy he same JOSEPH q
REED 4ad Miss MARY J. NEW Man h,,h n
Frederick enuniy.
=, {, o. she sfh nlt. BY Rev Mr.. Carp RoBT w
- . AL!ehi - Ffest Royal aud Miss ANN
tiEfLiS, ofsusstutg
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THE AL.LIEs.

discriminating the mutual erimiuaii, a.d re.
Grammatical passing between the Democrats and
lhs Republicans, Il Is nov very certain ths, heir
!abor', u no' joint, viii be eoacarrent 10 opss.,.
iion 70 the sound HstoasI ticket Of Fn.Laonr ard
DoSsLsoS. They are usihg opposite tern., OF DE-
hunefaiion IL Is true, bat they rni,e Ia the re.ut
10 be accomplished. In he Souih. The Deno ersts
60 hack ssVen'ess year. fsr weapons wherewi,h
20 assam Mr. FilIHoaE ~ an Aboiitionist an, "A.
tfpae''eans denoonse him Tor bis pro 81 avery TN
dshe'ss, and especially for sisoiag the Pogitiv.
slave Act. The Democrats are delighted Al m.
idea iha' The Norh'is divided and viii bring on,
aFfss soil einiiisis. They Thick the result mus;
Inevitably enHTe 20 heir advantage. Bot H.. urv
rsaions Which cpeIate sgains; SIR. FrLLaoas "a
The Nor'h must give him favor With fair-mjpd.i
sod pairio'ie men IN ihe South Appeals 10 ere.
lad'ee must Prove aborlIve and The fact thsr he
Demoera'ie presses are arainitg every nerv, 70
create rr,juSiee presses ibatsihsy consider ihs
nopiBaiios formidable ore, and that ib,y have
tsiore them work Of 20 Ordinary msgsltads-
Iah and bic mast dow PsOfosely bstwsen til. ana
November nfHi
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sEAUTIFUL aEA.oxISc.

rrause mr.. Doneiron, while editor Of IN.
"s,4.Stea DItes. opposed Mr. finmors,. nd.
=, =, sl"n' snf perhaps SAID some karsh him.
ar es Lieutenant Govetnor Lake va.
noFsI.o declare. In public speech b~Io,. a..
- psnoeratie Convention, that AIR FtImo,,',
aoh'n'uaiion must either have ben y,rv "a
orfise Mr. Doneison l. The errais,t ia, 4. an.
pueassies. We nse Substantially. indeed al
~, :, he'siiy, the eK f.ieuiensst'. owe sabya.,.
v q " make different application 81 M,
~ o"in'iui and conclusive feasoniny d WuI
- recnirelsd we suppose. that M, N i. 60.
90. 'oas wears togeiher--sieaosaeed N.
n,,,.f- sh'"cta'ic party ~ pack OF thieves and
f.usasnus. Nov, according 60 our sx.Iivnt,n.
s s"'' torc The Democratic party mos, ,itheI have
-i,S VA as. "isr 80 tshem-ntly ehs1s.d II
, Nh oeHg, o. else Mr.. Wise himself VS.. ,h-
s.,ate- liar" this world ever,aw
:, y, !" inTe II 10 crr ie<ieal -s Lieu,ensp, - y.
siIe tSis icsli'n fuf himself Ifb- is hrn,.t sn4
!. uvt suaid "i his Own shadow, he viii .ptak 90,
sac iet bis psr'y and the country know how mi.
uls't-r h-wheiher tfs party Is the co.rup,,s, and
!. meshrs' thing on saf,h, or whether Nc Wi.s
= we g'eaiest liar on earth one or m, o1h.,
Iern 81 The dilemma Won are ebiiy.d 90 ,sk.
mere ~ no other Alternative Rssi M,
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vlHeIsIA LeaI.t.runp.

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70 iueofPofaie The BaeE Geek Waller tufnpsss
conreng.
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90 = 70 iol kiiiing dtef bsi~sss ~ Jssasfg
70 ~ neaaie, - SaiafdsY, easauasirsHas
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Virginia 90 wit:

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InPoarAST RAILRoaD coS NEcrIoxs

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silSf' fro he Sosth Western p.rs u he sss,s sad
reftios q tss Vaiisy 20 hsvs direct sessss
vita h'eh@o~i Masy q hen ere sew compelled -
r. fsssi w. The nalt0Sfs ssd Ohio Read siaast Ss,.
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fro F@seeiisiiis - fas1osa 70 fIagrrs Perry. This
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Baltimore Market.
Randolph 4 G.aGInser'.
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AMERICAN NnMINArla

We pobl'sh eoplous cfiraris, - daion Whig
arc AmrricsH psr-fs, Norh. SoIEs.t I'D
Wes'. eortita'lT rsteF-ine sad saftld ,se ,,f,.
tuasions Of Fiiulpte Asi Dsneisoa heir n.,a.
iua'ivns, III al striinrS 81 The coartka.e 49,,
teeetvcd with irBiUid Hs.fs coTdialt,Au ~ h.a
even dreamed vas possihlc FfosB Nst,T,,-
- The sane Nafto ssniimsn' OF appra pr.v.,i,
-shoWing that thrre j. eanre har,s(shd ana.
btmuE amoae he conservative Wbisd Amsfi.
eth iofrcs, Ia sa-h ani ell The Il, al De
unleh' ~ soPPof; q ibs PhrsiriphlkeL We
hah these aasP,eious auxasies us.siiens n
unaiiOfed satisiartioa aBd delight <y arr an
usmtsiakat'e Indication e esnefs,J sInost
uoivenai pufp0,e to 1crnsh uat" AhIn fsn,ii.
eisn snd agitation. through me rlrSn 10 tAs
ftes'asrry Of nan. Bsiisnafi N L. sySnes
'htrs and principles cod who 4 IL e. s,esi III
thc reserved righis ~ ihe Stale saa iCons.,ta.
ugn n The coIaify4 The o!a lac ". evsfy.
where appear % 81 themsslVcs agakfd 10 4.
fushng u The support ~ Mr. FiiinE IN on,,.
soai S'acriIY ard plcasa'e Whh alctiys ar.
gaaiksti0a ~ or forces. a1d Siih I'll dillr,n,
earnest york ve rsnnul f,r . mons ktmt suy.
selves 70 dUabi The Tssait. We haze 4tkaoWo
sPPfnVrd, ificd, snand r0asersattVkIyst4saT.
~ hte maa oar standard brareks rbnss
ability ibtrgfiiy snt afsiiiy NO matsoV n,f
~ vii sefiD1slT 90 s,ion. Ixtus H. carr
gpon ne patriotic labor hrf1re usuk indoyn.
i's1ie srif "a AMI IN naatgving real J. yrtiiv
hritfrs that ~ shall Eoi havs taiisafsls-tst
The Eiciofy VII o. oaf's RxA ~
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For tho vissinis Free Press.
"Pirr The SORROWS or A PoOR OLD
MAN {"

Ma Eorroa As yosr ReishboF Of the SPIRIT has set
oat with the PRAISE worthy differentiation Of proving
thst M fiiimcre 70 ssak sboi.,ionsssuLichl .hos
Of love every soethera Will knog how 20 spprrei
aies its fall Salse~i propose that yea sh,ea 81. wSsk
ofsaPsreFoEa,iOa By eoscsdins the roiAi >, oaes.
iksow how his bowels of eoupassion ysats towards
the s0aih, swfaIiy taken IN - and he doe. no,
desire that evee so vile wretch Southern Ksow
s0'ai"E' Goie'' chrsiIes', Ioa'y." fellow. a. they
are, ssouid have sbeiiios.,t PalsssI upon them
anu no, s~Prised al hi. j-remisds over the ob,n.s
and iafsss,oa Of Mr. BO,slsr sad o,Asr sosth.,.
or' Who usi,sd in the aOsaina'ioa Of FILLMORE "Al-'
said BoasPsris. when ore 81 hi. Gessra. bad iost
b4itie' 81 cannot be sTsryWhere' Bsither eaa ysur
ssAyeaf ihossh not ahiqs aeishbor n he eo,lI
have kept IN eye upoa ibs naughty Kaou No,hi,,.
herssbsis and Aiieaied the sitting. o. The Csav.s,
also. bis words q wisdou his enlightened ssd dis1,
tossis eoenssl uOsId dossIe.. have weighed Win n.
SoahSrn members a ihs CoaVes.3oa and iaIneed then
70 diereat selection. Oh that he had beea th.,.
tss' h might by ihs Esos q Dssessiie as.si h..s
'oosb' oe .ueh asneiioss proper Zoe the soath >,
"sWss, little Maiiy, Gss. Jsck.0ss ofsas rrisJe,
" y Blair; OF syea Gea. Pierce. Rat, sls.i the
his', a. well a. ths SPIRIT sior against ~ s.d the
soah las solhiHz better 90 rely upaa tba n. ma, L
sisssd the fRgtive slave law saa vas got even th,n
sosssat % permit - TO dead hitler Hpsa IN.
',stais book. bat gave Il vitality sad lssss. VIA
ssadA.s's efspcb --fsr.Issts how ess The sostA :,
cruelty dsst viii. rsuss psostby the ,is.asy VAR
inys q he Spirit NM. Has the Amsriess party rt.
secuted easdidate issPired VITA s8sh byold eosrrss,
sies sd Pafiotie views hose that ssiasssd C..
Piefe< Asd hays beea isdesiea u bic AsfroSs.so,.,
appointments. We sight expect shs ssPpost q the
SPIRIT Of Jgrsoa, bst "a ~sali he ire TO iiself
were IL 10 sssi ~ 70 ,ssh @ss a. Ne. FHlaors. o
i,apO,a, @orss' "Sss a.. % Frosr.,.
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Indgs f8fhe gfsans q shs Ahslftas Lee ~.
nominaiipn u FilitaQfr 10 lhs f,liek "A "a,
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80 vrsts. AstBs ficrsd says he Asf,.s IA
fhinigfe iss nagrmeHt ubich cii4 sirgse
ih- hpc'ititaa tlsiF Ailianss
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Fhs Aotaf JisfHai opens fir ramk 49,,
him is regular brDsssiis a. fa.se n r,s.s,t
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bad iu0 rff isfff htfes 90 flretiar H. - -
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Z aaF - 81 boz 81 aH sfesis $500
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aart. aae ffdsess q 81 - eel fsi ssass
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MEETING or rUE JIFreasox
ATHEN Rum.

:, meriin, bed on Wednesday. March ~ n,
c,iisS =. 20 ~ a, Z hrnnrdy. Mr. IA. Lee was
Secretary ~ 'e"u
nI oteen STATED that an act 81 incorporates
n'' oeen oota'asd tor The Jrd.rson Aihennnm lbs
49,. =, sh'eh .os'ety l. TO devise aud carry ca,
some PLAZA OF mnrsl reform ,tioa A
ssshs. Sfeeh. White and Dr. Cook. were IN.
r.. ee'e" ,'iee TO report objects aud plans 10
inK. The iiih inst, al JctF-rsoo Han imr.4;.,.t-
I'm vac AaJoafHmens Il ihs Jsders.a D~harIpr
81 whlc' TINE, the pu5Iic u iuyiiet a. at
'eh1 aHi AXE PArl Ia me piocerdi' Is.
n "a LEE Chairman
IN a KsSxsnr. sec'v
~ i Underwood smpag the ,nsmh-,s ,f
the " tea'ng Socieiy. ,bai NJ debate viii b~ h,s
co Friday Evenin- IN DC hs'
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LETTER FRoH Mn. DONRLsoN.

Ths following note from the Americas nominss
Tor ihs Yies Presidency was addressed 10 on, o,
z<ks editors Of The New York Rspres:
March Isf. 1850.
fia-I am referred 70 IN many pisres a. A.
aiop,ed soa u General Jscksop PERM, M. 4,
ask 'haiyoa wiii give shis nois "a ias-ftios IN
y0ur coian.hs ~ order thai me nisiske MAJ ~
corrected. The adopted son 81 Grnefsl Jsesa.,,
bears his SNa nans, and u n0~ lslns ~ ih4 IF.g.
miiags. TIE Gems vas M uaeIe, AID nv ras,.
dian sod iftehd tom nv ipfancg 10 bis aesfh
ne m'.sss has d0ehiless Originated ffom ne
fact mat ~ GFarfsi sss W he habit IA ssI,...
ing ne - he son. ani ihsl I vss - iosg sbe =,
ieiim9isif sssociatrd 9Th him IeassiA. ~ ssmn
iron the ftms entered re afmy orff ks 90, NJ
sha tae private fryffieff tfalgha ui hif Pfssissn
reFisd a. iooy a. ~ lived. Ian. v-rV r-ss.eifs,i
D. yguf pbetisnf sdfrarf A rl8safs.
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CoxsIsTgStY.

NJ PhtH7as vfsis letter IN ial h whlss
y sTossf sarlHioa ssstin-as n is5s ~ isds
psaP'ss eandl'ais ~ ibr ? ssifsscr. BOT ne ~,
eliza ptug ssy be g. su saaud ~ ~ slavery ass..
ilos. = fiasay iss2, FsssEtis P,ssos rsef-,,
"a ~ hiioFisr sssdueats
= hfzs h~fu ssses V liked ihfs rsrifss s-,,.
La is1iesfcd 81 i0sfke.i ~ Ihsve : ~,
IfF1 iias keeling e. 80 eiTlsg 10 q z sifss Tks
t.fu b ccfassi % hssaafJ"
nai be - ei,risa 70 fhs rfsslssssy "a az
sas,f ~ 81 a. isftiea ptfig
"Craliaaars 49, 81 q ass.fs
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a SELL.

o., We are not surr'isrd at his eon,lesriue ysIas-
h IKE ,ssSsafts~, honesty and 6deiiiy." since he
ne Editor OF the Free Press) has sstd kias,l( no.
SoKS feaegaScS. ~ Sgiru
Sod Aisssegf The Editor Of the srirh taikisr
Of any one selling hirD,eIf1 Bot, We m a.t eon,e,,
that the Spirit Editor has no been III half go.
ci1ediy as hts -e1f,.ft