The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-12-05

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numerous extracts from she leading demo-
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the leading Democratic organs in the FREQ
States, speak out boldly againet the enormi-
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upon the opening OF congress.
Southern Face.
From the washington Union Che Presidents orsan)
The vexed question is settled-the pro-
blem is solved-the dread point of danger
is passed-all serious trouble about Kansas
affairs is over and gone. Kansas comes in
to the Union on the principle of the great
act which organized her and Nebraska as
Territorial Governments. Another star is
added to the Republican constellation, not
shining on the scenes of terror, conhagra-
ton and blood, but lending its light to the
peaceful pursuits Of . COMMENTED and pros
porous people. -
We lay before our readers this morning,
the schedule Of the new Constitution pre-
pared by the convention at Lecompton.-
The schedule is that part Of the Constitu-
ton which provides FOR the transition from
the system which now is to that which 10 TO-
be, and prescribes in what manner il shall
become binding as the fundamental law Of
the land. In the dispatch received day OF
two since, this temporary machinery, with
which all new Constitutions must Be pre-
coded, il called proviaonal Government,
and some nervous persons perhaps were
alarmed at tho revolutionary sound Of the
words. II is the mere scaifolding to be used
| by the people while they are putting up the
permanent fabric of their rights, and then
| It will DO used no more, In the mean time
all the territorial laws remain in full force
until the Constitution takes their place, ex-
cept in so far as this schedule is used for
CARRYING on the election. ...
This schedule submits the Constitution
to the ,rhite inhobifanfs of Kansas. &C.
knouledqes the peopie Of Tie ne,c State to
be the onlu tribunal that can riql.ttullv
determine phat lis domestic Institutions
shall be: and aires fun. practical and
fair e9scf 10 fhs oreof p,inrinle Of nonu-
lar sorereion,v. On the Dist day Of be-
cember next. the electors NAV meet at their
proner place Of voting. and express their
on;n;ons NV ballot ON t6. ouest;o, If Nyore.
~ or mn Noreyu. If a majority sRali vote
IN favor Of Slav,Iv. then the nrov;s;on which
make. Kansas n Slave State will remain IN
tho CONSTITUTION. and in that sbane Il will
be laid before Congress. But X the greater
number of ballots he cost the other wnv.
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