The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

debate but mace III ex .uaton tbst hs sere
based ou the official recoros, and Governors
wropg, ADD had tho courage 10 He folio wed
conviction and no. party IL was Kentucky 8
was his He believed hrs c mrss best for
the Nor u and ue South He had never used tie words
srrsyed himself the size Of the Northern democracy
HS wished neither 10 build up break down any party
he made 81 affection. reference 10 bis compstros a
the Senate, when tho senate great oody-Clay Cal
houn, Webster and Benton. av an American, and
sfsment 10y which thu p-oole exeroiae sovereignty
tho ballot box beng the crown and sceptre Of American
sovereignty.
Mr. Crttenden having finished, conversation arose
to whether tho ordiuauce relating 70 tire taxation OF the
public lands part o. the consultation.
Tho free sellers argued that it was, and exhibited NJ.
CAlhouns Certificate that effect Mr. PvGH aud others
aygued that not and the matter dropped
Mr. GRxs moved without thor debate the Senate
proceed TO take vote He withdrew the Minnesota bill
altogether and moved the amendments to the original
Annexed s the original bill and the amendments pro-
poseA-
THE ORIGINAL KANSAS BILL.
tonysnon ssss%Sled Lscs%p. n
10 @ s1. n The #. ,ss.e n
province made oonciu Cd on .s aO day
ssS.s:sd Ses a:y sss, ss:ss: ~
To- S sSs s
pnso.n and hs sss % % hi e :ss
admit Gee Territory INTO tho Union Stale on
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~ hs ssnais and House Of Reprs.enAtlye:
e A ynsa sss: Of Ss s. IN n t
Be States Of america and sdmltt.d The
sg%r: s aSadsd %Ihe The following S soauss,ie W.T.
ssonr %s.rs Ai S S parallel Of i.sSd.
% Of Sss on f uc % ss
BOUNDARY latitude thirty eight The fole wing said baua
Ut.l tse summit Of he ocky MOUNTAINS, .senee poh
south with A & non 2, said
contained .specat the BOUNDARY Of SAID state shall be cen
nn 10 se ns @ S M
shall remain pneSngushed BY treaty between the United
b. w %
dctou ay state or Tsor but ali sncS Territories saa
be excepted ou, Of the bounaaes and no pn. Of
Tie PTesaent the United sses i1cuasa within
Hced states to o.ks any such lnd,sos
t s or other herr sS ~ "a w E, b
Sec And be further enacted Ths, the State Of Kansas
Ia admitted the Union upon tho sXrrass Condition that
SID sie shs 10 efore with the primary dspo..I Of
may md Necessary for securing the title IL said i.nd. 10 he
nny imposition any description what
sse upon s 9. 9her CT Tue ee s Sss' Ss
sTed a. az sssen " 70 NJ or @ az :. me progg
futon of e people OF Ksns, deprive the said State Of
ksnsas OF INC same graets whrn were contained u ac
OF Congress entitled An act to authorize the pee ole OF tie
Territory q Minnesota TO form cou- ipen and E-ie gov
~.
e9u.l footing WITH the original sss" approved February
Sec and be further en.r,ed That uul he rer. gene
raj census ss be taken and an OF rspresn
sts.es
fsty-sr.ke ont OF ha preama!c ana substitute W he-o
Of s.e and Al
lS5. form foe themselves constitution snd State govero
Terrio. nto be u ION as State equal footing With
the original States" &c
This was agreed 10.
seccudtdd to ss,ton two pn'h line Tha, nothing IN
this &C, a be construed 10 abrcse or nirn &c .n' rr, %
e a1 ree or .bo III ssr or 81 N sueS
rnsnf er AZ ac may think proper Congress hereoy
the Of an, State exc~p. that Is r~ppbu
form aad not in conflict with the constitution OF the
Ca.Tied-syos 81, nays o.
ThrdlyA verbal amendment Of he eleventh line Of the
second s'ioa cancel the word of and substitute Anne.
THIS vas carried.
Mr. PrcB (Adm } Of Ohio withdrew his smsndmeu, OF
March 2, and subettuted anotherrha tho federal laws,
If not lpspcsbe BE- exten6ed into the state OF Kansas
judicial datric be formed, and Judge, Attorney and
Marsha, Be- appointed ADD paid, rs in Iowa
Ga-riec- ayes ~ nays 10
Mr. CsarrhSptS moved substitute for the bill, in sub.
stance thai The constitution ee Submitted to the people
BY procssu A,on II rejected the people TO call
ard franc consultation. The substitute makes spe
cal provtsTa against frauds
several senators horo took occasion TO explain thcir
MI SsSsxoY, Of Nd, az a conservative middlemsn,
would support Mr Crinenden, reservng the right after
wares 10 vote for Lccemptop
Mr. Eous1oN Of Texas, voted for Lecompton In obedi
oncc &c the resolutions OF h;s Stain.
M rUcH reluctantly voted against Lecompton for the
reSsor
NJ. IylI,,oy, (adm } Of Ga, defined bis position.
Mr. GRu<S accepted the suggestion OF another verbal
alteration.
Ar Crii,enden's substitute then put and Lost, by
yeas "a. nays 81
The bill amended, 70 admit Kansas With the lecomp
too ccns,luiou was then put and passed, 81 yeas So
nays -, as follows