Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-02

members o. the House Of Representatives. held
eaueu. in which they reiterated their platform as
laid down At the commencement Of the session in
resolutions offered by Jones 0fPennsylvania, with
drew the name Of Richardson, and substituted tina,
Of Col. Orr Of South Carolina, as candidate for
Speaker
The Americans held caucus, at which they ez-
pressed willingness TO withdraw Fuller, but insis-
ted On an organization on hrual national grounds.
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harmonious debate, It Va resolved TO stick 10
Banks aud the mcuibers T. en- separated In good
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Orr f.r Richardson was evidently the expecfatiou
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On Thursday, IN the Senate. a preliminary de-
bate on our relations With Great Britain. in rcla
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its further consideration vas postponed Until
Monday. The Senate theu adjyurncl til Monday.
In tie HOUSE. Mr.. Fuller withdrew his name
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Orr for Richardson. dil not materially alter the
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iron The fresiden'' "Aefeupon perfect Babel en-
sued II was finally decided, affcr the result Of
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izei. The organization OF Kauaas Wa long DELAYED
aud was attended by serious liacultTss AMI efnlsr
easements, partly from local nlal-admiuistraf;ou
aud plrilv from tie unius,i6sble SterErense Of
the inhahitlnts Of some S,aies with View FOREIGN
~ the interests and rights Of the Territory. Coz
Eef-lrr. iuste.1 Of constant yirlauee IN The excr
else Of his iuiies. allowed lis attention 10 he devil
ntsl from hisniicei obligations l,v other oiiets
thereby himself setting an example Of vielstion 81
law and duty which rendered. his removal n,,ess
~ The President IN the uessage. also aliplies ~
the INSTRUCTED real Of the propa gsfisf efuiratio
as the cause Of the ciashinr OF the slavery AMI
Anti-siavery interests, aud as emphatieaily con-
demns the cdorts to Anticipate or force determine
ton Of that question in this inchoaie State
The first Legislative Assembly, whatever may
have been the informalites Of It's election was for
All practical Pnrre-e- lasf-l toiy. Ia ih.s Gun
neeii0n the President reviews Gov Rceler's con-
duct regarding the removal Of The seat Of Govern
ment, and his refusal to sign bills passed By that
body. lie then adds that the ill-feeling in Kansas
has now reached such point that it threatens the
peace not emily Of Kansas but Of the Union.
Relative 70 the recent Convention, which formed
a frce-Staie Constitution he SAYS II was a marty
and not the people, who acted thus contrary to the
( principles Of public law and practice, under the
Constitution Of the United states, and the rule Of
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revolutionary in its Character ana should n rcacb
the point Of organized resistance, il will be trea-
sehase lnsarrec'ion' which II viii be the duty Of
He ,bcn sSis tbat n 4 No., tr Re DID, :,
define Tie duties II States or Territories or Ia a.
cue wheiner law Is wise or nnNise, just or IN
Just y ms uu'y 10 cause II 70 he executed. The
great popniar preregttNe OF seli-goNernment must
pe reslec,eu' = ,ne PRESIDENT uui{ 70 pre-
,erNe oi1er ~ ,ne 1eIl,'ofy' ana Nndicaie the
She,.s, on iocai' anu protect the peo-
~ IN INC iul' enJoylenl ., segoSefnment from
az eneio.onihehts IRON Nlthont Although the Sc
F,uus anu threatening disturbances announced by
10Y. ehanneh IN Ieeoinoer last were queted with
gu. ,ue ehslon OF 9oo1' tnere Is reason TO appre-
menu renewed disoriet there unless decided meas
ures be i"r'hwith taken to prevent them
ne c % &c ~ saying mat when the inhahi-
aus VI nAh-As snA'i u.7"e state Government,
anu DC o. snineeht numbers Tor the formation Of
S'a'e, that the proper course will be for Couven-
non OF Delegates TO prepare Constitution. The
PRESIDENT, therefore, recommends the enactment Of
law 10 that elect, IN order that the admission Of
hansas INTO the Union as State may be conducted
IN lawful and proper manner; aud, further, that
special appropriation be made, to defay any ex-
penses which may beeome requisite in the execution
OF laws, or the maintenance Of public order in
that Territory.
In the House Friday tho 197 hill, g. 81.