Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20
The House Vote on the Kansas '

IL wifi be seen by our despa.ches ,-. Senate bill for the admission of KauN slave Sta-e has been defeated in the Ho1 majority of eight votes The substitute by Mir Crit;euden, and rejected by thsS has been adopted bv the same maiorit7 substitute iS an abolition document. and the black republicans another ouporu- override law and order and justice and :a tor ths reoeIllous purpose of making KH frerSoil State
 The mad abolitionists in Kansas bau opportunity after opportunity 10 make republican constitution for the new S.aa have failed in every instance. in spite ois- frauds, vilIainies and iawleSsness. MrG den's bill allows them one more chanceu1 Kansas treesnil in defiance of the righs owners ot slaves there and elsewhere Union. How Mir. Crittenden and his Id rom the south are to reconcile the.r coui. thIs matter with the rights of the souib they have thus betrayed, we canno; dr They have, however. incurred all awiuls slbllity, and the south will hold them 0 l' account, Their political graves are d.: they will be buried 50 deep tha, DO p resurrection trump will ever awaken thanl south.
 h our despatches will be found the nis all the members who voted for and sglls Crlttenden's abolition substitute. We hse fully analysed the vote, and found dlpsE follows:
 FOR THE ABOLITION SUBSTITUTE Black republicans (all). ........... Northern democrats ................. Southern ...... Southern know nothings. ..........~
 Wal .....'''' AGAINST THE ABOLITION SUBSTITUTE Southern democrats (alD. .....e. Northern ...., Southern know nothinss. ............
 Total. .........
 It will be seen by the analysis of thevs Cnttenden'S abolition substitute. that ever iIlonlst Tn the House voted for it: that os democrats, every one of whom was fro1 north, voted for it; and that six southern nothings voted for it. On the other every s uthern democrat voted aeainstipll northern democrats voted against 1t; aud E southern know nOthings voted against t are glad that not a southern democrat vo;s- this abolition substitute. The black regi' cans, the northern democrats. and the soais know nothlngs, passed it, and We want Y to have all the honor, and to take the @ quences to themselves.
 Among the six southern know nothiBg voted for Crittenden's abolition substitute be found the names of Marshall and Urs wood, of this State. These two worthi@ { MT. Crittenden have most shamefullv be.t the people of Kentucky, and they will be r. to a strict accountability. They have lsis to the plug ugly organ and the Denaocrat 0i !. . city, but they have vet to hear the voice oi , sovereign people of Kentucky, whom they ~ thus outraged.
 The abolition substitute, as passed by House, has gone back to the Senate, and ' be acted upon to-day. Ofcourse the Senate < not agree to it. It will then go back to ' House, and we shall then see if the House V recede from its present position. If the He. does not recede, there will be trouble in has and elsewhere. Thesouth will stand no 'D outrages as this upon her rights. The doeh this shameful deed will be made to sul'l they deserve. We are ready for whateyef p foilow.-Lo9isu Courier.
 Or MT. Wood, late mayor of New York commenced suit against Horace Greeley