New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

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III or yp o. oftse b.o; box, vii Be held " a't cause Of
d:grsss Sm TSa. Pc NAH. no for sssr,sp n ID.
State p.It, ave that Of .ss shs1a''' o.
Rorss That Co1s hs.ins zen E, sas BIZ The
squ..r - ~ ss reop. Of K~s. in
s,hI, se,sfmiped 70 abide by it' faithful e1eeu.oGl h
ever have , =. y. !,s spp's SSoi
Tba Chairman of the Committee on Miscellaneous
Business made the follos ing report wS Spp.s
.,,er and amendment and reads Is 'ono"s'
The Committee on Miscellaneous DusiF" ie'f'
fully submit the following report: ,,... :, the
HA1sa The Hon Jm.. Bueh.San u Ssoa, Of McS
san into The Union, with . CO1.'i'a.iOo framed II. 10
similar the State Copsa,u'Jhn , ., ,,,b,sI
lights secured TO them By Copstuon-elsced tnei,
"ofcersr and the whole scbnery Of sate .,oS
demand their s5m,on Of right and as 40 -, 9.
justice aud that repel s,ste und.r 'nea
sufficient induce fear for sequecees ana cause
BILE act of such nJusce snd wheTe .ae h
~ e1der. IN the .e Pre.dep,i.l csmpssn u al honor
bound it, fuenee and lend its All TO MAKE &
made admission Kat Free State the nducemen'
ssrta That The people Of Kansas have right to look with
confidence the present Chief Executive Of the ma ion or an
soy Of her % and for -, Tns.ss
Resored That this Convention would urge upon the ste
the Importance Of ..emess S1ae 70
the vitality of the State Government and m
Resored That the Territorial laws called of Hans" had
t.r on il .ud ON the 70 the cpn
suion the organic act and principle Of usce aae are
therefore rul sna void and we respectfully sqaest ne LeI
orisl Executive to efue TO enforce any OF ssd tsoarea'
till Congress shall provide for an election OF
tori. legislature BY the people OF Kansas without
Rs.,eS That il shameless hypocrisy for political party
70 sooPt be p ne most ssrsnt yioon OF it, per
In subcciIg citizens Of the United states 10 'oe's"
Thai the bspips system chartered by the Terrific
Lcg ais called not only had ITS oren IN =.
srsud in itself; and we caution all sssns' 'ecei'iDs
Ro1sa That citizens Wiling to cOp S.1s ns
rbte yoluD iay offer to the tyranny that ioos Oh w
Ps,raS That the Rebellion Act i. yec bbssm and
worthy be approved and enforced oy Nero 'HAH
S.,d That the Census act OF TIE late Missouri Kansas
s.s IRE h cheat swindle, requiring In one secton -
another residence without registration the design of which
apparent all who fsmi lar vito the Iaw.
Rsslred Tba, with The most infamous TO execute e sn
and 10 ne ce6c,es OF election, past experience nss ~
that legal voters not essential to the '.eod o, us
Office that until the people can cho 1se tneL own s
officers. OF have appointed by omcs we
people the GoverBos of rue lertioy Sopsio
and III, President ni.ed States TO treat all u
Janitorial auspices az an Infamous moehery ana A" a"u
void. Ao..r. md nj.
yafe des ucon Of pntir presses the puE
In. Al plum erpg the stealing OF horses ana Sue
things BY acting Governors mar:hs ana "a
their the least of H. disreputabe business aug
should these officials or any persol semp h t 81
Of the people constitute themselves vigilance nmt'ee Tor
self presefystion .,,Lu MIL.
The following resolution was introduced by H. Miles
Moore: 10.
Rsred That Dr. Charles Robinson be requested 70 with
draw his letter alton Of Governor OF the state OF
KsnpsG 49,,
After discussion, it was carried. Gov. Robinson ex-
planned his petition, and declsred his desire to adhere
10 the Topeka Constitution, and thst he would with
draw bis letter, which had not yet taken effect. lie
was received With great applause. Judge Schuyler
made some remarks not complimentary to Gov. X D.
rs a. but wss called to order from all parts OF the ball.
The follow ing resolution offered Dy Me- Blood
Reored That nmend the proprety OF the settlers
of Kanss D. oning the National Executive not TO offer the
lands this Territory public sale but shall hold SUBJECT 70
DIT. emption for at least two from this time. $50 -
The Chair appointed Messrs Lyman, Allen, VIM:
Philips and p. Townsend, to frame such address ana
send il to the President
The Convention was closed by prayer. 1t is con-
eidered the largest held In Kansas and was very
enthusiastic. SPiLAAS'