Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-06-27
Kansas.

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way, vi, W. De'an'y' :" a''e, OI%,oy, Eo,e'
nor Robinson, Judge Hunt u w. Detzlcr,
Alex, A, Jameson, G.. X. Holiday, ]. p. Root,
and Judue Smith were Amounted committee
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ihey were amending 10 'ha' uu'y' "'e oo"''"-
ton was addressed by Zen. Lane ana governor
Robinson In the afternoon the business coh-
mli'ee made the following report
hesotred, !. That the people oil Kansas, no"
usomn as IN, .hs"lau a', VI w onor y, as ahoicd
y, onu 20 , sai,oS fe,isa,rc If
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h,, ,a hi,has, n",,.;i"ra,;oms of ins,ire and
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hiS ,In, havo nIroo1,' s.noJ aa Tho oniv moth
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- rtt ,t ,o,,,,o r. L-ousos nil, ,urs,o will,
c.,,a.i , sopI;yoss - ,,rnoso ,ho o,Iico,ion
'i",r na,d7,a, hec'rc Tho Congrces If tbc Uniic1
S. Co. H. nIm;s.;on it;o tho uno, nnder
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.ne, omn ho; hnnns c ,c success ,Iereof
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Judge Conway dissented from the report, and
offered The following as n substitute for the fifth
.ol,,;o,
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hesofrfd, ISL mat WINE we usc,a'ii any IN
'eh'oh 10 e'hP'oy ioiVe !, i'nlh'an 'uV ~
oIo sKnns"s ,ha, ,Sov yountorilv ncoceful.
" and universally accept, ms their only rghful
government; and act in all things with, and up to
the government established under the Topeka con-
% ,n"t my i"i~dnal ribts and to rcg
q nIa,e aIl the relations Of socety and that they
should refer all their personal controversies to its
judicial tribunals Tor adjudication ana settlement
aud should scrupulousiy abide the decisions oil the
same; that they should in fine adopt it in all its
details, and the business Of every day life, and
Everywhere respect its legislation AS binding upon
c them and its official funcionares as entitled to
their obedience; to the end that the aforesaid gov
ernincnt shall become the living government ofthe
-, community.
" Resoircd .. That in order to enable the people
State Constitution now in session at this place, in
the opinion Of this Convention, should proceed to
. complete the organization Of the State government,
II far that work constitutes part ofits legislative
tuty-frst, by establishing counties throughout the
l. State and providing for the form ofgovernment or
. the same. Secondly, by providing for the incor-
" poration Of towns throughout the State, including
forms Of government for the same; and oy the en-
D. actment ola laws whatsoever which may he nee
essary to the complete dey elopment of the forms oil
government to that point at which they may be Ia
ken hold of by the people IN all their local depart
l. meh,S' ana haue 'hc iuha"nien'" RUE vi e0'e'"
, nv ,..-
"o Suost ~, a''e' "
,e was 'o'' "' o''s "a' ,,.,,:l
~ ''"e"ueu ~ ''""s oo .,
in ''O" '..' '"e N"' a;aa,ar,. $1,000
n P",r VI ''e ''aJo'. "a. ,n. n,,'',, ,Ih; 4
n i"e 'O'''''s ''P''''
- was ''So 'uop'eu'
at ton ..ieslatiye assembly and the manner of reg
nv stration under the act providing for call of con
yention to form constitution has excluded larg
majority of the voters of Kansas from particpa
es ton in the election Of delegates said cnon
j. therefore
If Resolred, That this convention respectfully an
earnestly recommend to the Free State party
r. Kansas, that the election for delegates in pursu
tie Legislature, he disregared and permitted to pas
without any participation therein by the Free Stat
party of Kansas.
IS On notion it was unanimously
ill Resoired, That since the issues of the past hav
te ogen su'rtn' 70 us,e',p ,os po,T prIvPss
who svmnoihises with onr onnrcssors to the s.ter
N that he consents to become a delegate to the Ii
j. compton Convention, orr candidate to the same.
Sc unworthy Inc ieIowshp or confidence Oh rec oa'
cir en,e anu ''OD' ~ W. WI"
ay .;., H.. Co..,;o, .a;a,oI =.
ere y: ""'N"
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nd ~ ees .,. 49, ,.1;on, aos,,au,aa
rcd 49, oro,.d ,ara ro,n3o;no rron, ,h;s noe,;n,
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M, Ce,;, nav uuo,,oa rar,, doani
troubles that had been inflicted upon Kansas; syr