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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-28

A PROFITABLE INvEsTMEST.-Mr. Williams of
Colesburg, Illinois, says that an acre of bare
prairie planted with locusts would give result of
$3.50 in II years, nearly $50 year, as the pro-
duct Growing timber on the prairies, according
to this estimate, would be most profitable invest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-28

A WOMAN CONVICTED TO BE HUNG-At the
late session of the Lyon (ky) Circuit Court Mrs
Durham was convicted OF murder in the first de-
gres The murder, in which she was an ac-
complice of her husband, took place several
years since. Her husband was convicted, but es-
caned
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A NEW FEATURE.-The New Jersey Railroad
Company have opened complaint book The
book is open at all hours at the Office in Jersey
city, for the entry of all causes of Dissatisfaction
complaints of any kind, which the company
engage promptly and thoroughly to investigate
and redress, if made by responsible persons A
like course will be taken if the complaints be COM
municated to the officers Of the company with the
name OF the party aggrieved
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ExCITING.-At Dexter Me-, last week, the floor
of the Town Hall gave way during an excited elec-
ton of town officers, and $50 persons precipi
tated into the room and cellar below, and no one
was killed or seriously wounded, though some ap-
peared to be badly MANNED.
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CEILING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
- MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
RICH VELVET, SATIN and CLOTH CLOAKS
AND TALMAS; FRENCH MERlNOES; CASH
MERES; Mouslins; Bed and servsnts' Blankets;
Flsnnes; Moire antique Silks Of all colors; also
large assortment of other Silks You will find it to
your interest to call at the cheap store before pur-
chasing elsewhere NJ. w. ROSE,
fe 2-2m ...ss No. 203 Broad Of.
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THE ATLANTIC AND NORTH CAROLINA RAIL
RoAD.-The first trip of locomotive on the At
lautic and North Carolina railroad took place on
the nth inst, from Newbern. The event was wit.
messed by a large crowd of persons from the sur
rounding country
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SPECIE FOR THE EAST INDIES AND CHINA-It
is stated that considerable shipments Of silver are
making from New York direct TO the East Indies
and China. The ship Haidee, just cleared for
Hong Kong, takes Sl50000, and more is going by
other vessels. These shipments which have hith-
erto been mostly made by way Of England are
now made direct.
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IGHT: MORE LTGHT!--PATKNT

u DIFFUsIVE DAY LTOHT KEFLECTOKS =
The subscriber, having purchased the right for the
STATE uf Virginia for B. Goe;z s. Co.'S DIFFUSIVE
DAYLIGHT REFLECTORS, is now prepared to
supply persons having dark stores offices cellars and
warehouses. with the same.
Specimens may be ar the Dispatch Office Ma
tiouai American and Wing Offices Binford, Mayo &
Bsir's: St Charles Hotel, and at n. Ezekers No 10
Main st. County rights may be secured on reasons-
bic terms
~ Office and Mandatory, corner of Main and
Peal streets, up stairs.
NH l9-4lm ISAAC sCHRIVER.
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IlIN TnE PCBLIC.--FromI Ille a adyerIise.

1neut of Mr. p. Johnston. IN days paper. 1t
VI be seen that the furniture of the Powhatan House
IA or sale enough of it 10 pay the rent, which is
IN rust aud uncalled for, | have rendered MIN his
rsat t-lich can pToUe at any time. The house will
he kept open as heretofore where will be pleased to
see my friends and the travelling public generally.
nh Il JOHN DARRACOTT.
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EX-PREsIDENT FILLMoRE-A correspondent of
the London Times writes from Naples, that Eek
President Fillmore, accompanied by the American
Minister, yesterday had special audience of his
Majesty at Casata, and that a special train was
nlaced at his dispOsaln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-28

LA Spa' IA the name of opera written
hy Mr. Ariiii from Cooper's Spy" and performed
ssfully in New York, on Tuesday night.
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IN this age Of steam CARRIERS SPANISH MIxTuR,
Is nihhs large space in the public mind. The aston
ishng cures daily performed by its singular an,
prompt action IN the worst of Liver Disease
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Mercurial diseases, and al
dlseases arising from an impure state of the Blood
winlng for it reputation which is becoming .xor
VIDE 1t is certainly the only medicine yet know
winch does possess positive and specific action owe
me ne nioon Try 1t at once-the SOONER THE BETTER
Sold By BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER
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ENlNE DRESS SUITS.--We have inst re-
u ceiyed beautiful and complete stock of fine
Dress and Frock Coats Black and Fancy Pants plain
figured and fancy Marseiles and SILK Vests which we
VIII sell AZ low the goods be bought for
anywhere. Call and examine for yourselves.
MERCHANT, WEISIGER l. CO.,
NH 2? No II9 Main ar
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ING STORE, 2l9 MAIN STREET.-The sub
Sc1ber begs leave TO inform his friends and the public
ihht he is receiving hia Spring supply consisting
OF everything in the above branches
Hou'ekeepeTs, planters, tobacconists carpenters
and others, will do well 10 call and examine the stock
before purchaaing elfewheIe. Cheap for cash
ma Il THOMAS HOW,
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TSRI Liz RUal.--1Oe bbis. pure =. =. san- lii
ed Rum, hiah flavor, Tor tobaccensss,ss y saseihs
and foy ssle by woMDLE CLAabuns.
! mh 8 NO ~, tssH WV"
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as GOOD AS HIS WoRD.-Jack Sargeant. the
oone player at Emmets Varieties in Chicago, at.
shooting himself with a pistol. He had been Az.
sipating, but becoming alarmed swore off making
the pledge more binding by the promise that If he
did drink again he would shoot himself The Door
fellow was induced oy some of his friends to break
his oath and true to his oath he endeayored tn nav
the forfeit. The wound win probably prove fatal
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FIRING CASHMERE PANTS --,0o

- prs. assorted coora qualities and sizes for the
Spring for sale usua at extremely low prices for
cash. Remember the several points Of excellence in
goods namely, irstrste te, choice patterns and
p large assortment from which to make selection
LCok out for ITO Main street. our word for II you
wilt find genteel styles and lnw priccs-two consde-
TatioHs much to the advantage Of buyers. Aeain we
ray cal at 10 Main street and hope tn receive
Inc attention which the inducsmeut offered demands
NH II GROSHONG a. TIJPMAN
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DU~TPUNEAIENT.--i is with regret that
L have announce that my Distribution Enter
prise cannot lake place the 22d February. The
unusual hardness of the winter has prevented me
from seeing and settling with my gents. AS seol as
! them shall fix upon another day not later
than about the st Of August, which time the Draw
ng Will certainly take place, the tickets called in
and the money refunded. And should the sale of
tickets satisfy doing So shall fix upen an ear
ler day, rs | am anxious to have the Drawing t5ke
place et the earliest possible time
JESSE T. HOPKINS
fa l6--fIsrAu Liberty Va
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Nc GOODS...MERCHANT, WEI

SPRING GOODS.--MERCH WEI
> SiGER co are receiving and opening q beau
tIiul assortment OF Spring Goods to which they
would respectfully call the attention of all those in
want, assuring them that every effort to suit them
both in styie ana price will be made.
MERCHANT, WEISIGER CO,
mh Y No lI2 Main at
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IL LEY'S Othce.-I am paying to-day the very high
market Price for 49, 80, 100 ana I60 acre Land
lEurTart, Call early at VIM. HURLEY'S
TX .hange and Land Warrant Office, I4th st.
Opposite the Post Office Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-28

DICHNlOND IRON and STEEL WORKS
IL The subscriber continues TO manufacturs
and keeps on hand, near the Petersburg Railroad
Bridge
BAR IRON, all sizes
SCROLL IRON, all sizes
ROD, o and n do
Horse and Mule SHOE IRON
TAPERED IRON, for tobacco mills
FROG STEEL, for Railroad Frogs
All made from best Smiths Scrap Iron.
JAMES HUNTER.
NB.-Wrought Scrap bought and taken in ex-
change for New Iron. NH Him"
NEW STOCK OF FURNITURE.--I am
Y now manufacturing and opening new and ele-
CANT stock of Furniture Mattresses, &C. of superior
quality, and would invite all who in want to
anime my stock before buying. Amongst my stock
will be found
Rosewood Furniture, in sets.
Walnut do do
Mahogany do do
Oak do do
Cherry do do
Aed great variety of the most modern styles
SAM w. HARDWOOD,
Governor street, Richmond.
C. w. WHITE, Salesman. NH 2l-lm
WELL AND GARDEN PUMPS..-The
w subscriber has just received another supply of
those celebrated WELL and GARDEN PUMPS that
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ID TIME ~ MONEY.
~ As Times the staff that life is made Of"
* A mo,sent lost we all should rue.
sAs.S& So If your watches will not keep il,
Just bring them to BARTHOLOMEW
Watches Clocks and Jswelry of every description
NIL be found a: the store of
W J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Corner Main and lith sits,
Near Antoni's Confectionery store.
Having been engaged for upw ards OF twenty years
In London end America In the Watch, Clock and Jew
" rspsi'lug he guarantee every description of
-,nsrr- being done in the hest manner NH l8
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received, IWU FoTegs Robes, II low pricee elso,
d few Drgande and SILK Robes.
w. p. PERKINS Il CO,
NH p M Ill Enple Snnare
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NNELL AND GARDEN PUMPS..-The
w subscriber has Just received another supply of
those celebrated WELL and GARDEN PUMPS that
ne has had for sale the past two years These Pumps
have given entire satisfaction to every person that
has used them. Call and see them.
CHAS. Ii. LANGLEY,
Tin and Sheet Iron Manufacturer,
NH 18th street, between Main and Cay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-28

EMPUHEANT NUIIIE..-HaVinB sold out
! ny saddlery and harness business 1t becomes in
cum5eut upon to urge settlement OF the debts
due ule. of long standing. Those that
u.slG unsettled by the LIST of March will be dealt
on lIy ne W business. JOS. IL. COLQUITT, Agt
{. Ia-ts 18Th street hetwaen lain and Cary.
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stATI$! BATHSu BATHS!!-HOt, Cold
ID and Shower Baths he had at all hours froffi
o'clock A. NJ. to 10 P. NJ. at the Hair Cutting Sha-
wing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel Entrance on llth street. Single bath q eta.
tickets for dollar NH 2I
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g CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

(ARKTAtsES. CARRIAGES.
C4S 80 The subscriber has on hand, al his Coach
- Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
l, between Main and Cary, tlSth and l4th streets
80 the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, ClIARIO-
,rFES. RAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
frp, and SULkiES, all Of his own make, of the hest
s-stn-:A.s and Workmanship. All of which win be
, low as good WORK of the kind he in the city
r Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
- want Of any article IN the Carriage line, as am de-
srr9IneG 70 ulake TO order and sell the lowest
r-.ces p2ss.be. and all worA sold, that is new
f. .S-d4ln MICAJAH MANGUM.
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fANARX CAGEs--NIockiugB Bird, Breed:
ing Canary and Fancy Cages; Bird Glasses; Bird
Baths, &c, &c; for sale by
rnh u ZIMMERMAN
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NHW @FhTNtF WfNTIIlIsAs.-.W WU at"
l now n receipt Of large etoch of silk and Lace
MsntIlss ard Spring Shnwls, at low prices. We in
rlte the Ladies % call and them. Country mer-
Ghsnts would do well TO give call In Msntillas,
PaissoIs and Dress GCcds we offer an entirely new
stock w p PERKINS CO.
NH n No. l4I. Eagle Snuare.
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MAGIC FURNITURE POLISH.-Byt the
vI of this valuable article. beautiful gloss
be impaired TO old and dingy Furniture with very
little trouble. offer it to the public, confidently as
serting that other preparation give uni
versal satisfaction than this has already done. Prico
80 cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by
nh 2j j. j. JACKSON, No. IL Main 1T.
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aHOR SALk--IGD shares of RICHMOND
4 and PETERSBURG R. r. STOCK.
fe ITS R. II. MAURY CO
DOTATOES, APPLES AND BUTTER
L 20 bbis. white Mercer POTATOES
10 bbls APPLES, and
10 kegs best Goshen BUTTER
Just received and for sale by
5-ts X. d. HASKINS.
S,ENNA FECaS--A safe, pleasant and effec-
- tua remedy for constipation of the bowels, and
diseases arising therefrom Price 25 cents per box.
w. C. BATTAlLE,
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WATCHES AND JHwBLRY

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL
"a RY sc The subscriber would respectfully
a. ,nsnrm his customers and the public gene
,&s!Aerallv. that he has just returned from the
- With large and well selected stock OF Watches
,v5 IeweIry Of the latest STYLES
syenus his stock of Watches viii be found the fol-
wing celebrated makers:
'"H ! Tobias Thomas Bluudel
Ioba Edwards John Harrison
r F. Cooper AcHms Son
las Sewin Henry +. James
u Iif,le James Graham
,rs ncnison Howard Davis, celebrated Ameri-
49,, r,,,npl laciurers EDWARD KERSEY,
- ts--tiw-StStaw2w No. i6 West Main st.
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WILLIAM HURLEY--E x & HANG K
w AND COLLECTION OFFICE, l4th street, op-
r7si.s the Exchange Building Richmond, Va.
rEy- Bills Of Exchange, Bank Notes, Coin, &c,
bought ard sold.
~ Collections on the Cities of Virginia aud North
Carolina made on favorable terms.
~ Stocks bought and sold on Commission.
r. Land Warrants wanted.
REFERS TO
Messys r. II. Chsuberlaine l. Sons, Bankers Nor
ols, Va.
K W. Bowden, Esq, Cash'r Bank Virginia, Nor
fa,k,Ns.
Issszs MeHry Motion, Bankers. Richmond, Va.
Mes5.s c. w. Purcell Co., Bankers, Richmond,
" NH 6-dSm
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MATTRESSES, NfATTRESSEs..-Hair
lf1 Shuck, &C., made OF the first quality and cheap
than ever.
Old Hair and Shuck Mattresses made over to look
as well as new.
WANTED-Any quantity of Shucks, by
JAMES LUXFORD,
NH 22---IrnA Corner Grace and Sth
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MARBLE WOkks.--MILLER a. WIN.
- CENT Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN
Church.
EQUIPMENTS Of any size or design made to order
OF the best material and workmanship equal to any
10 the Union, at the lowest New York and Philadel
phla pnces.
we respectfully invite the attention of those In
"sat 10 our stock hand which consists of larger
,n and !, better finished assortment of MONUMENTS,
toMbS, HEAD PIECES, &C.. than 10 often found in
similar ests biishmeats
CARVING and LETTERING executed in a supe-
nor mhHnef
>, ~ Monumental Drawings ON hand, for inspes-
nVa' NH Il---3m
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the being the property Of the republic Of Nicaragua
and consequently every alienation made by the said Kim
ARr q The said Sheppard Haley, and Kinney and all
other persons claiming this unlawful acquisition, de-
eared guy o. an attempt against the integrity OF Central
AR B. The Minister Of Relations and the interior il
charged with the publication execution aud fuflment Of
the decree
Given in Granada, the 9th day Of February 1856
PATRICIo RlyAS
Monday cloudless and delightful Religious cere-
monies piled the square with people Early mathis had
assen away IN The breath of ten thousand people The
tones Of martial music swept upward at the hour OF mount
ing guard, when o the shril Of the steamer
heard aud anon the spread that Col H. L. Kinney
had arrived 10 Granada. How or why he came, no one
could explain lie almost forfeited his reputation for sanity
and to-day great many point knowingly and with pc
cuar expression TO the head when he Is spoken Of lie
did not improve this impression BY his conduct after his
arrival The Colonel entered the city foot and after
composing his toilet prepared for formal visit to General
VIM Walker or Uncle Billy" as he Is known in this vi
entity.
bout 10 o'clock on Monday morning therefore as Gen
Walker was sitting at his table overlooking despatch
from a neighboring State Col Kinney entered the ROOM
and advancing TO the commander-in-chef introduced
himself lie was invited 10 take seat which he did, and
Gen. Walker talks but little and never during business
hours on irrelevant matters the vster was constrained to
open the conversation, which give in substance:
Col Kinney.-The difficulties under which we labor in
forming peaceable government for Nicaragua may be
contaminated by dividing the country and creating two
States, one Of which shall be called Mosquito,
Gen Nicaragua chooses to divide her territory
she will do SO without advising with any one and least Of
all with Mr.. Kinney.
The yisiter felt disconcercd but he not discouraged
as what 70 lows will show ......
Col kinneyI have come to offer my services to the
public and feel confident my financial ability will be OF
great benefit in the of money the negotiations
OF loans and 80 forth succeeded very well in such mat
tiers in Texas a.# ....a..... -. .....m.rs.
Gen WalkerYou antecedens preclude the possibility
of the States placing you in any official position.
Col, Kinney dismayed, and the interview ended
with the impressive caution from Gen. Walker to his vs
ter that he should be particular in his speech he might
be guilty OF ntterng reasonable language.
Another interview held in the afternoon, but 1t was
curt, and ended in nothing.
But short space elapsed after the first interview before
orders issued to the officer of the day that Mr. Kin
ney could not be allowed to leave the limits of the city
he was prisoner TO the State
On the 18th the government ordered Col. Kinney to
leave the State and he lett Granada that evening His
destination, it is stated, is New Orleans
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.e House was not in session to-day.
THE EyLIsrMENT CORRESPONDENCE

We conclude to-day the correspondence between our
government and that of Great Britain the enlistment
question This correspondence is marked by degree If
ability the part of Secretary of State and minister
to England which has seldom been equaed II will be
read with pride by every true friend of his country
ony because of the superior talents displayed by two of
our greatest statesmen, but because it will satisfy every
unprejudiced mind whether in America England that
have justice and right side. The pretence put
forth by Lord Clarendon, that his government has made
sufficient atonemen for the wrong done to our honor in
violation by British officials of eutraty laws and
of rights of sovereignty utterly exploded by the of
fetal record We were surprised few days ago hear Mr.
Ctenden and yesterday Mr. Seward undertake to main
tain that there plausible ground for the assertion
Cenden he spoke without having the
ence but Mr. Seward spoke with the record before him. and
far as to quote the language, which he construed
BIG sufficient apology As most forcbly said by
Messrs Pearc and Stewart and Mason this language is
far from being apology that rather aggravaes the
injury. The reader will find interesting sketch of this
debate in another column. Whilst it was going on and
whilst Mr. Seward making his lame defence of Lord
Clarendon and of Mr.. Champion, could not help sup
posing that portion of his embarrassment owing
the fact that Mr. Champion seated behind him. This
fact however had influence on the other senator's who
replied to and repndiated his positions.
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sEsArRA message received from the President Of
the United States in relation propositions for arbitra.
ton Of the questions Of difference between this govern
mgut aud Great Britain the construction Of the Clay
ton-Bulwer treaty Messrs Seward, Pearce, Stuart and
Mason made remarks in relation TO the subject and
the message and documents ordered TO be printed
Mr. verson Submitted resolutions having reference to
examination and review Of the decisions of the naval
firing board which he proposed to call up for action at
some future time After an executive session. the Senate
adjourned until Monday next
The House was not in session to-day.
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A RESPONSE FROM KANSAS TO THE PRESIDENTS


SPECIAL MESSAGE.
We are indebted to friend in Kansas for COPY of the
proceedings of meeting Of settlers held at Tecumseh on
the 18th ultimo, upon receiving the Presidents special
message These proceedings will be read with profound
satisfaction by all who desire to peace main tanned in
the Territory. They follows:
Settlers Of Kansas in response 10 the Predeafs Special
Mtssage
At Tecumseh Courthouse Kansas Territory on We'd
nesday afternoon February 49, 1856 took place the largest
and most enthusiastic meeting held in the Territory
Pursuant to spontaneous call that bad been issued on
cept Of the Presidents special message the settlers
oed Irrespective of party manifest their devotion TO the
Union and confidence in republican government
On motion OF f. Hoogand DR.. d. W. Hun ter was called
to the char The following gentlemen were appointed
officers Vice presdeuts-T. N. Stnson W A. NJ Vaughn
II. J. strickler j. X. WSysman John Horner, b. J. New.
son, and J. Martin secretaries-E HooQland and W O
wager.
Dr. Hunter taking the chair stated the object os tho
meeting and made neat and patriotic speech in support
Of the message and views Of the President lie said he
was delighted TO such thusasm and boned
the guarantee and harbinger Of future peace that
he heart and soul with the President in supporting
and maintaining the supremacy Of the laws.
On request Of the chairman E Byerly, esq, read the
Presidents message, which was earnestly npplauded
throughout
On notion committee on resolutions was appointed,
viz u. Byerly Hoogand, Dr. Gagsn, Captain Hicklon
and W A, NJ. Vaughn, who reported the following:
l. Resoired That cordially approve Of the tone and
policy Of the late special message Of the President Of the
United States Kansas affairs as truly staesmanlike
document truthful in its historical details and impartial
IN its bearings aording If rendered effective, fair and
honorable basis for quoting the present agated condition
of the Territory.
q ResotDd That the Presidents to Con-
gress TO pass resolution authorizing ahe people of Kan
sas at proper TIME TO frame State constitution de
serves immediate attention and adoption the peculiar
condition OF the Territory renders it most advisable that
the preliminary arrangements for admission as a State