The Kanzas news., 1857-12-12

Gen. Lane moved that when this Coayen-
ton adjourn, it adjourn to meetat 10o'clock
at Lecompton, on Monday next. and that
the Convention be subject to the call of the
Chairman of the Territorial Executive Com
mi.tee. Carried.
Mr.. Barr, of Iowa Point, was called. BE
spoke of the section he represented, which
he said was "the next worse place 70 Atchi-
son" but he added, it was improving. He
wanted each delegate to be authorized to go
home to his constituents and arouse them to
action. He introduced the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That the Delegates to this Con-
vention be requested to call meetings in each
precinct aud report to their constituents the
action Of this Convention. Carried.
Mr. John Mckay, of Wyandott, was next
called. He was glad the resolutions had
been passed. N the unanimous manner in
which they had. He thought there was
yet work to do By the Free State men of
Kanzas, but believed the people were pre-
pared forit.
On motion of Gen. Lane committee of
four was appointed to proceed to Lecomp-
ton and adjourn the mass convention to be
Messrs. Walker, Day, Gilmore and Yates,
were appointed said committee.
Mr.. j. Kendall, of LeavenWorth, moved
that all editors In this Territory be request
ed to publish the proceedings of this Con-
yention.
On motion of Mr.. Redpath a committee
of three was appointed to wait on Gov. Stan
ton and tender the thanks in accordance
with previous resolution. Messrs. Red
path, Boardman and Phillips were appoint
ed said committee.
On motion RESOLVED, That the thanks of
this Convention be rendered for the use of
the church for our sittings.
Resolved, That the thanks of this Con-
vention be rendered to the President and of
icers for the impartial and dignifed manner
in which they have discharged their arduous
duties. Carried.
The Convention adjourned with three
cheers.
The following is the list of Delegates to
the convention. The resolutions were sign
ed by them all.
FIRST DIsTRICT.-L LeavenaUo51h City
Champion Vaughn, j. G. Losee, J. J. Moore,
]. G. Douglas, j. F. Hathaway, J. G. Green,
VIM. Kempf, Geo. P. Buell., Scott ]. An
thony, James Dixon, Adam Fisher, John
McGee; Alezandria-Stephe Sparks; Del
aUare-R. G. Elliott, A. Cutler; Quinda-
ro-J. II. Walden, Id. Bliss, DIR. Buding-
tan; Wyandoa-Wm. Mckay, J. NJ Win
cheIl, Gov. w. 7. Roberts, O. B. Gum.
Adams, Luther Knox, A Elliott, S. ]. II.
G. n z H.. -
THIRD DIsTRIcr.-H. Stratton, B. II.
Brock, r. George, z. Russell, A. II. Peats,
C. Graham, P. B. Barr.
FOURTH DIsrRIcr.-H. s. Rymal, J. F.
Nartindale, D. PEBBLES, Orville Root.
FIFTH DIsrRIcr.-Wm. Yates, G. F. Kob.
SIXTH DIsTRIcT.-H. Evans, W. Wallace,
II. Owens, J. Munroe, II. G. Turner, r. J.
Martin, N. Allen, W. Owens.
SEvEsrH AND EIGHTH DIsTRIcrs.-Dr.
a. Hunting, DR.. A. Westover, F. n. Blake,
w. G. Thompson.
TENTH DIsTRIcT.-A. ]. Still, G. F. War
rem, G. G. Boardman, J. A. Wakefield, o.
Barber, ]. D. Warren, H. Appleman, J.
Gardner, E. Bond, John Doy, S. F. Tappan,
James Blood, S. w. Eldridge, T. D. Thach-
er, George Ford, N. w. Spicer, and W. W.
Hutchinson.
Twelfth D1srRrcr-M. Rambo, A Pol
ley, A. L. Winans, F. Grassmock, John
Grear, G. K. Holiday, w. Oakley, John
Ritehie, Geo. s. Holt.
THIRTEENTH DIsTRIcT.-C. B. Lines, Lu-
ther Plat.
FOURTEENTH DIsrRIcT.-C. C. Slocunn,
o. Phillips, J. Fuller, P. B. Plumb. L. D.
Bailey.
SIXTEENTH DIsTRIcT.-G. A. Carlton,
j. A Larabee, B. w. Woodward.
The following names were afterwards
added:
NJ. S. Bonnifeld, Judge G. W. Smith,
Bowen, Jacob Benjamin, James Hanaway,
Luther Platts, James McGee, VIM. Hurd,
]. E. Stewart, j. B. Abbott, Morris Hunt,
H. ]. Carniff, Fl. D. Hall, J. A. Goodwin,
VIM Austin, H. Clifford, G. W. Gilmore,
G. a. Cotton, j. w. Roberts, w. w. Shed,
L. F. Carver, A. Haines, D. Gray, j. Sell
lers, H. D. Hall, j. r. Marsel, VIM. Aus
tin, VIM. K. Best, VIM. Pennock, J. Wright,
E. s., Scuddel, ]. F. Leggett, E. S. Nash,
C. w. Mayo, G. Seymour, G. Storrs. jr.,
Lockhart, H. H. Wilberson, N. Cronkhert,
c. later, s. F. earn, D. B. Jackson, C.
Sharer, H. B. Stadeford G.. A. Foster.