The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

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Mr. GwIN insisted On his motion, and desul.ory d.
The ADMISSION OF AnsxrsorA
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Representatives Pending settlement Of The oueston
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House OF Representative.
wAsuSoror, March "A, lsss.
DxDAn ON THE KANSAS CUSTOM
The House went into Committee or the Whole an ~
Deficiency Appropriation bill.
Mr. CLARK, (adm) Of No., replied to Mr. Blair. vhs b
said ought hrss 70 cot free his slaves before accG
shareholders Of being osarchy to strike down f,s
labor Such course must have most disastrous sosss
whore slavery exists He advered to the admissieu r
Kansas under the Lecompton constitution.
NJ BLAIR (opp Of No., gave notice OF his intention y
reply 10 Mr. Carks assault, and reminded him that th~e
were other interests IN Missouri besides savehoding
compton constitution and the extension Of Slavery.
Mr. HORACE f. CLARK, (adm.) of N. Y, said the voice
Of the people Of Kansas comes in unbroken tones pro
testing against admission under the ecompton copst
ton. She ought not to BIO dragged into the Union "a
convict ID chains He would vote for any measure which
the democratic party and the administration OF hodr
choice from the implications, urjusy made that they
tuition they sbhor he doubted all the claims Of Kansas
for admission he dstusted tho sucieacy of her popus
uon and was not satisfied that the proceedings attending
the formation of her constitution were recuar Whe he
mad no pride In her history, and sympathy for her
scenes Of frauds aud violence, he would yield bis
uctant consent 70 her admission provided the bill can
be so framed that no permanent mischief result 70
Kansas and the country until her people FORM with
out wrong and violence the institutions under which they
and their children TO live.
Mr. kMaoRx, opp of Ind, opposed the admission Of
Kansas as slave State, because in addition to other
ressons, Of the repeal of the Missouri compromise
Mr. STEWART, (adm Of Ind. argued favor Of the L.
compton constitution.
Mr. BufrSToN, (opp) OF Mass, said Kansas had been
admitted under the Topeka constitution the present di
cuties would not exist The arms Of the federal govern
ment instead Of protecting the people from crime ana
disorder, have been employed 70 sustain the minority
until the executive power instead Of being respected and
loved friend slighted and detesed q an eaemy
and an oppressor He spoke OF the injustice, fraud and
tyranny pracsed on the free State men, crowned by IN
attempt TO force slavery unwilling people, and this
under the plea OF popular sovereignty BY party calling
Adjourned