The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-27

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visions. lie says, u "ish 20 VOC 10, J
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,he cons''uuon ~ w , na" = r IT,, =, t;s
ne = sg;s;as, saSpr hch he cannot an
the provisions recognislhe sey wh M =. oaIts HI
prove ana again nc 70 "'op a no',, u pNa pa ;iI
thus oe seen now easy ~, = ,;,as Ma
tne sehator s'au aeao. my ~ eno 49, - = 1s,;l h
ships under any law oongress may pas pas .a aoi ~
WI ~. Ti 10 -, is ,o,e aud meyer can
III ~ rua al ~ ~, ,h nstar =, b,s a,ior no
be done Inc truth ~ Una. e Inv ,. - a
maintain what he conceiveS 10 De lst pohc mas Deoh
driven into the use Of abstnse echncalities and in
more instances than In this discussion has dwelt
upon alleged wrongs IN the proeeedngs OF .he
ton convention against the repetition OF whch ne can III
no way protect the people
In another part OF his speech the honorable senator re-
marks
But am bcsecccd 10 wait The election tho
Of December am told that perhaps that WI put al right
an and En sys @ iso who're . s - m large cav ~oo ren naas
terT Ter -A 'N's' .rT.l,'7' fs
r. ;, 4 Il d;s;co,t q, ,eterm;ne what he means
n.to "sa. 1 - - .h - h Iara vote rat,,rred
II ~ m rona Seem to imnly an ;mnutaton upop
@ s,,s - o. ovrar connacted win the election IJpon
h ~ 1. = rtm, MOI mon His friend Jobn Calhoun
o, 10 Ia eno,i 10 one If the denartnons in this
49,. ,. - ' g..,,, ana coronatent ,oan or survevor
General From whence then. Is the fraud to come No
f tba government here will have am oppor-
| IL and,
h /; u 70 ha nractcad Bv those who conduct the
a,nction /; tb Tc,,itorv How thew NAV act cannot
@ lt ,s tne ore no honest men in Kansas to hold
ss s .; "a th AZ senator cannot have q fair election
, slo d - unless indeed no has con
aaad thot Az rennhans ont there have more honesty
u uiae' .'. 10y t,, f;onds Ho will N, .Lyy n say
,Ni, A9 tt - h nave ,esistoa tbe ,uu, nom tbe
an ~ ana 80 ofie imrred bis inst indignation for
.I; s 80 ,ore reI;aIIc tban the democratic marty
~ ie,, ~ ~ ~, tt e he thinks tb;s he has changed
Liz 80 stmate of tie character Of both parties within a
I
tb nnsi n IN witch h. cannot remedy Then again
| ia 1890 sass - = :
| ,,,,o d, Co.. .n,, ,,
IN h & o T ,hnt have seen enough IN he last three days
to make II certain that will be returned
may stand" paushter.l
Here is a second edition Of anticipated fraud heard
with pain and regret these words as they fell from the
senator s Ips How does he know that the slavery ar
Gle will be rcturned out no matter how the vote may
stand What had the senator seen withn tnlee aas 10
force this conclusion upon his mind II II ne mas RhoWi
inosa IN Conrre.s know he Is the man to develop II
and, when 50 developed, no man will SO further than
Y ssea ,,,d ~ pt; - = ~ al Wh l.; this nnhannv manner
,g o,a;,e ~ so;r;t east ;mntaon nnon those who have
m aa ohenslYe spi,,' es .c p ,pa ~ So Ia, .noo.f
va !, I = .,at @ h; most re,e how surh sentiment
from 60 bigb source Is calculated to produce dscontents
a% canS abot real and ;maonary wrongs when the
auu via,ho, !, aoouo io W 7. !: ;t,I,, ~ l.,
;sat si' o. a,oontents 20 continue The str;fe
TT Lonorahle senator IN his diliaent efforts to render
ia ans ~ tbe Tacomnton convention odious has even
I,t m that .,sa ~ A. ,,,onosad constitution nterdc-
A.; tLa ,;rrat;or &c froe NEGROES To Kansas III, was
,,I 80 aah ~ admit tbat fhe constitution Of his own
ea s1 w !, : ~ -. 80 ;.l;h;t;o, !. ana ,yo ali know
at ~ u,L t, I,v = ,onuar vote have instructed
tb episatire to mass law to the same effect But the
La,,o Jo,o l.tI,e Jaoo,,,,t,,n crt,cern
senator shoua nav uoo . Wy 4, ~ - AZ.
as he is pleased 10 term IL, custice W say u o
noint cOnfOfmed to the popular Will Tor
both norties have spoken against the admission of free
oo''h po' $50 a-tI ~. Il. IL, ,,,t,o ct,,.
ieBroes NOT hash sven 'oii un 'i'"' n'' "'N W
Vermont pactlced that great measure OF wrong upon 'hc
of SLipun1 1nlss
- ~. .al al ,ota ~, t,e co,,st;ntion nor that
'.ioiS 'ie Poup m - ~ - ~ - ~ IN, 90 -, o,,bI;r,,
~ ~ III ~ aaa ~ th Eonsos NabrasLo law and tbat
AZ; ~ ctata M Ionear sincc tlon 1913 set the exam
I L. g. t Ito otinn nf Kansas bv Submitting n mart and
p ;.t ~ " t f tbo const;trton from . vote Of the
aoi : fN f ..'r s." Z" A -.1
M ;,, ro,o mo for looking q little further
ht h;s ;ows In nm address delivered at Springfield on
the 18th of June last touching Kansas affairs, he says
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Kansas about to speak for heseh hrough her
Ann into ie union" The law under which delegates
are about 10 bo elected believed 70 pc just anu lMr ~ ~ ~ o
to believe the law will be fa'ry interpreted % aha % p
spowcdr be fair and lust and the rights clearly
the exercise of those rights win be efficiently ana serppo
| 'ousy protected a#
Then, again, he says
Tho organic act secures TO the people Of Kansas t sole aud
right miao and regulating their domestic nitios % sp@
Themselves subject ony 70 he oonsuiuuoh o' no ond
He denounces all neglect Of resistance to- the
mcnt for convention and says that il any portion OF
the people refuse TO vote for delegates and Kansas should