New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-09
GOV. GEARY OBJECTS IN VAIN
KANSAS TOBE A SLAVE STATE.

LLCOnPTON, X. t., Feb "a l-J1.
The bin for taking the census and p1o7i1lng f,r
he cleo. on of Dslegats 10 the Correction has BE-
como law, 50 far az both branches Of the Legs'a-
h,ure are concerned. 1t passed tue Council yeotsf-
Ia, BY uDsDluOus vote, having been kept IN tina.
BODY for recons,dera til that Tune. Mr. Chris
tiap in yotlrg for 1t, said tina; be DID not apprI7e
Of IT p its present coociloD; that be would rather
have allowed the Governor 10 appoint the census
taieY, aid would have liked 10 have had one of me
thrte Judges At each election 10 be a Ffee-SoJer;
ku there HAD been wiser and oder heads at the franz
NJ Of it han bis, and be rhOuld vote for it,
1t passed The House this loren ION by vote as
decided, although there was some little tax OF
amending il; but all opposition wa ~ithdra"o. IL
Ia been burned through thus to-day, IN order to
M he Governor haven't. It 10 beheScd thai be will
alan II. bus il be does not, they viii have time to
Dass 10 over his veto.
While the bill was before the Council on it's final
pssssse, Mr. BcDorad admitted that the des'gu
vas that tbe Constitution so framed should not be
submitted 10 the people, by expressing hs "sh
HAT there might be sOme action on this Dill 10 pro-
vide Tor such contingency as Congress sending the
Constitution back to have 1t submitted 10 the peo-
DE He raid tina, in case Of such contingency, there
,Aeuld be provision that only those entered In the
bs,, - voting for the delegates should be voters On
Ne Col situt on, or that there should be some re-
s,re,ion a. to q longer residence. which would
amount 10 The same thing. "OtheE wise, he
saS, "it would subject the party nov IN power II
"Ihe Territory 10 certain defeat
Against this was ursed the Improperly OF pro-
wing for an uneSpec ed contingency. Gen. Cj6ee
saiI that the Convention itself would have power -
scs,le all such matters and that IL had been deemed
bsst to leave il to the Convention. And so the bll
went through just as 1t was first reported.
o. Tuesday next the House aut Council will
hold joint session to sect CT appon. al the county
AID other Territorial officers IN counties where
they have not been previously appointed, or wh-re
tAsIe are vac 1nces. Prosecuting Attorneys for tue
Nree Districts OF the Foders, Territorial Court, as
provided for by the recent bill tina. passed, will be
appointed by ibis BODY. There Is not syllable
about relaxing this u,urpiDg tyranny, and allowing
NJ people ~ elect this own officers. Even the
Pro-Slsvery residents have to submit 10 this in
order 10 keep the Free State men from having any
Hand in the Government local or Otherwise.
A bii has passed the Council giving The County
Jslses Of Probate extended jurisdiction. II ex'
tsBds their jurisdiction IN civil action TO debts OF
$1,000, and gives them criminal jurisdiction for all
nndomesDors where the penalty Is fine or Imprison-
Dsas. In order 20 facilitate The criminal jurisdiction
Of this bogus County Court it is NOT ~ De required
tAas the parties thus tried before them are " be
hGictsd nor is il provided that they aa have the
h<neft Of Jury. The cases are 10 the discretion
Of the Court solely. IL 10 provided that the dis
triet prosecuting sttorDes IT, DO eiected mex.
Tuesday by tho Legslsture) shall each be allowed
10 appoint Deputy IN each County, this Deputy
~ he approved oy the bogus County Judge. Tne
pubic pro.ecutor .bai By himself these Deputies
Q, end before these Probste County Courts ana
prosecute all criminal cases. Tns oil viii 20
through the other House aud be,Ome law. II
viii b. 81 once seen that this bill establishes huge
Judicial tyranny. These County Judges SO far arc,
Sss general thing the most worthless men II their
respective counties. Tney are the tools Of tie
Bogus Leg slsure, and are destitute, as rule, Of
legal knowledge, fairness, temperance and manly
honor. Ii IL fearful TO contemplate tue amount Of
nseA,ef that may be ina c,ed Oy ths violent psrti-
San proceeding. These Cours have not Tho life
Asd death power; bat they Can be noss form dible
vsspohs Of persecution sgamst the Free State
ssstkrs ana it 10 for TINS express purpose the s8
10 framed.
suboin the bill for making Kansas Slave Sac
TERRITORY OF KANSAS.
An set TO provide tor tn t.xiag VI census sld
election for Delegates ~ Convention. Introduced BY
~. -. Ordered 10 b p'ip-d jan. -. 1917.
sselsd ~ a. csr-o' e'd ne L'S'H'irt ''sntly@
srcTIos /. lnst ioI the purpose OF m,king a. eau
nseTsuon Of the innsoants entitled vote under toe
provn,ops of this act, aPpOrtloDnent and ELS
tsob Of members of Convention il sh>l De the i.y
Of The SbeIs Of the several counties IN Ksnsss Teri
Very and they hereby required, between the tcsi
cay OF March and the met day OF Apii 1857 ~ make
IN uners,ion Of ali the tt sOigans citizens
Of the United States twenty years OF sSs aud
Ill ether White persons actually residing .i.hl heir 10
Sptctve counties and for tns pu Ose sha have power
" appoint one OF more dspuss g. asss In su VI duties
ns n e1ceed enc 10 each muniopa township esch Of
Shon before entering UPON his I'll - shsn tAke aud
snhscnbe an o,h OF Affirmation 70 support tie C,us;-
tutSeD Of The Utiied Stses, sod faithfully Sni lmpAI-
esy discharge the dui,s imp Jsed hun by this &c:
according TO toe best of nis ssi and uent winch
oath OF Affirmation shall De- administered he sever
ny, and pe duly Ca uhei by Judge Clerk Uf 80
IsuIct Corr OF the United Ststes or in Y. or Ctefk
Of the PROBATE Court tor the several co1nties or b,
Justice of the Pesce, and hl-d And recorded IN 5e
sese Of ne Secretary Of The Ter rory
All. 10 case OF A'y vaosncy 10 tbs odics of
Ehefm ue duties mpo ed upon such S1aiff by h.s g.,
sAa sevolve ppon and b. PEE ued by the Judrs of
Piebste Court of the cuuty IN xh ca such vac -
nay s1st, Who may opp int deputies not 10 .,r.,i
ere IN each @ pal iUSnshp, asd in GA, ths .N a
Of both SheI Probste Judge 10 xny cosaty An Al
Do or ssroms vacant, the Governor shen an,snoi
tsos Competent res ldeII Of FL b county ~ pe firm
esth duty QUO shall have he same r.xht 10 a)poioi
eepuues tale anu subscribe the os,h and Ser-
Shsrhs
SIC t'han be the day Of The Sheriff Prob..e