New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

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nb ...d se:s..I.. 70 ...~n, e - C.a,.rtos The
rt f To, eis 'bs 18Th day % Se2'enhe 49, thsn AID
I'd ,.rt.eer ,pca es,bs,ips .ooody
tom stna Sta Co srutoo. With ffcnssot " an mss
d.- .Ifsso, 20 he adntisi me tnSn 81 se
Otb. meeting, were held in various parts OF the
Te,or,. Which indors. the action Of The Ltw'c9ce
u,e'k g. sad deleg rtes were selected III co~paaace
with its rec, ulnth' atioaa
They mt II Tutska on tho 10Th day OF September,
less. BY cir revolutions they provided Tor she APP
pon'm. ut If su s,cutivo Committee To consist oi
'ibh p'oc.edings sDd shall have general super ntsn-
"dei CT OF tie affairs Of ib Terry 70 far 81 regards
"te "g1iz.tion Of tho State Cover nuent. ih.y
were rquntd 10 take steps for an election 20 90 hsi1
Oh to s+cord Istsday VI The Otobet fol1wtn8 unHer
ngua'a.bs IN posed ny that Committee, for nem-
he q Cotv,n'nn " fofm Constitution, aaoPs
BIZ It Rght' iVr the people Of .nsa-, AMI take aa
'netoiu NE asuet for Or ksnizug State Government
preparatory TO The admission ofK.osas INTO the Unioo
a. a State" TIE iues prescribed were such ss
Wuay govern elections in most of the 5: .tes of tho
Uuop, IL mos' rep. cts were simlar 70 thoss con-
tsned IN the prOclaaatioR Of Gov. Rsedsr fJr the
Tie Executive Committee. appointed by that Con
venton accepted their appointment and entered upon
tie d. charge OF their eutics by -Yps proclsnasion
addressed 10 the legal voters OF Ksrsas requesting
IT, meet at I'll, r severs Precipc's at the time
aLc ,cts named IL the proclamation, then AID there
to csst ttcir ballots for members OF Consstu,onal
Ca ver,ion. to meet ct Topeka on ,be 9Th Taesday Of
DC ober then D. It.
II. proclamation designated the places OF elections
sppoint JLcgss recited the qualifications OF voters
sud the sppOtiopmept of menb rs OF the Convention
Aftr b. proclamation wss issuc'i, pubic meetnss
wee held ia every Distric IN tie Territory, saa 10
u. sily every Prrci ct. The State Ovon-n va
en-, topic If discussion throughout the Territory,
and tbsrs vss but little opposition exhibited to It
Election held at the time and place. desigoated
And O eturps were sent 10 tho Executive COMMITTEES
Tho result Of the election was proclaimed o. the
Ex cu'ive c, mrnirr~, and the m-nbcrs-eect were
:, ouired TO meet On the 23d day Of October 1852 at
Top.ks IL pursuance Of this proclamation ana oiroc-
io. to Constitutions! Convention met at the time
sno place appointed and formed State Constitution
men o,ial tu Congress was also prepared. praying
for the soni.son Of Ksnsss into the Union under that
Co, stutjon The Convention also provided thSt the
ou.sii, Of the adoption Of the Constitution and other
a., ,tiops b- submitted " the eopc, and required the
fx, cu.vc Committee to take the necessary stops iof
Accor in Yy, an election was held for that purpose
on the ISL oay OF December, 1853, In compliance
With the p,ocsfnst on issued by the Executive Com
ni,,.e fhs returns Of this election eere mad by
the Executive Coz m tee, and ~ abstract Of them Is
couts,ped in the following table:
Ab,tyoef Of the Ehetip. on the AaopsoS Of the StdS
CSnstisrti0s, DEE. il, 1888.