New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16

Sexers. not one saw fit to resent it. don't be-
lieve any body in that Senate will be in hurry TO
bully Frank Wade, and in this / think they are
right.
Finally, the PrO-Slavery majority refused to re-
ceive Col Lanes petition, in the sneaking form of
laying the motion to receive on the table-a gross
outrage, considering that it called out by their
own calumnies, and was demanded for the nfor-
nation of the Senate as well as for Col Lanes de.
tense. However, they may lay on the table as
much as they please, the People will take it off
and read it. Here it is H.. G.
To ne H>noyable "a, Senate Of the United States.
Your memoriast, claiming to be entitled TO seat
in your honorable body Senator from the State Of
Kansas, when her present application for admission
into the Union shall be granted, would respectfully
represent:
That the Memorial from the Members of the Senate
and the House Of Representatives Of the Provisional
Government Of Kansas presented by the Senator from
Michigan Gen. Cass,) at the request Of your memo
rialst which the subject of debate on Thursday
last, was framed and adopted az follows:
The General Assembly Of Kansas assembled at To-
peks the fourth Of last month March, under the
Constitution which ratified by the people the
18th Of December last, copy Of which has been pre-
senttd TO your honorable body. Committee was
raised for the purpose Of drafting Memorial TO Con-
gress, asking for the admission OF Kansas into the
Union as State. That Committee, by its Chairman,
John Hutchinson esq reported the acc )mpanying
Memorial a short time before the General Assembly
(about four weeks since took a recess until the
Fourth Of July next lhs Memorial was read IN
each House. and by each unanmOusl y adopted. II
was hastily prepared by Mr.. Hutchinson, and although
entirely correct in its relation Of fact, deemed by
some crude and prolix in ts phraseOOsy. To remedy
theSe defects II referred 10 Committee, of which
MI Hutchinson was made Chairman, with power to
revise modify and correct it, and with instructions to
prepaTe three revised copies; for each House OF
Congress and for the People Of the United States.
The Committee Revision met, short time after at
Topeka THE General Assembly having meantime taken
recessl and Gov. Robinson and your memoralst were
rresent by invitation. The Memorial examined,
and II determined that so much as was supertuous
and ncOnsiderae IN its form OF expression should be
omitted in the revised copies, which your memOrast,
who was on his way 10 this city as one of the United
States Senators elect instructed to prepare and
submit. This duty your memorallst proceeded to d-
charge Immediately upon his ARRIVAL and three copies
were prepared by a clerk. On examination Of them,
seine sentences were deemed superduOus, and were
stricken out by direction OF your memonaist.
Thus the three copies, with their alterations,
were prepared in this city in conformity with the
authority vested in your memoriast by the Committee
on Revision, and in obedience yOur nstruct0ns and
when 30 prepared were submitted TO Z. Robinson and
NJ Hunt the one the Governor, the other one OF the
Supreme Judges of the Provisional Government OF
X ansas, who accompanied your memOralist TO this
CITY, and by them were sanctioned They were seen
by no other person. except one memDer OF tne house
OF Representatives, who casually entered the room
when they were being read antil they were cOntded
10 the Senator from Michigan Gen. Cass) and the
member from Indiana Mr.. MACE, to be presented to
theis respective branches. After their reception and
reference the third copy at the request OF the editor
ofTHE TRIBUNE, was given to him for publication.
Yeur memOralist earnestly sOicits your honorable
body to institute a comparison between the memorial
submitted BY Gen. Cas- with the original draft here
with annexed, that by such examination you Will per
ceiye and admit that no change OF purpose or sub
stance has been made and that all the amendments
have been calculated and intended to fulfill the pur
poses for which the original draft was subjected to
revision by the Legislature Of Kansas.
Immediately subs equent to the reference Of the Me-
moral TO the Committee of Re vision, above reclted
three separate sets of signatures were executed by the
members of the General Assembly, in the presence of
your memoriast to be attached to the revised copies
when completed. These unfortunately, have been
nisaid and the names subscribed 10 the NJ smorlal
presented TO your honorable body were taken r n au
topruphs now in his possession. They, being in book
containing other memoranda cannot be attached TO the
Memorial but the book is placed by your memonalst
in the hands OF the Senator from Iowa, Mr.. llarlan
with request that be exhibited to your honorable
body. Herewith, and as part of this Memorial, IS
appended the original draft duly authenticated, OF tn
Memorial referl reported by the Chairman of the
Committee MIR. HuchinsonD adopted by the Genera
Assembly referred to the Committee Revision IN.
trusted To your memorast and from which the revised
copy which submitted TO your honorable Dody,
was prepared -. Ill 1900.
,nemorais trusts will be satisfactory, he, on behalf OF
the Proysi nal Legislative bodies OF Kansas, prays
Won 10 receive again the Memorial >with which he IS
charged by them, being the one which was submitted
by Gen. Cas-. and grant the prayer therein
70 admit Kansas into the Union with her present Con-
stitution on an equal footing with the other STATES
An of which is respectfully submitted. j. h. LANE.
Washington City, April H. IS"