Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-04-09
The Victory in the HIM..

WIG nouse
We surely need not cops,,,
leaders upon the noble yict !, 1l -, q
n the House of nepresen,",;y aeAe,s
lay afternoon. The bare apn re' yeas,
will awaken exultant emotion. alCeaea
comments can brighten or IS Which a.
thing speaks for itself, Fro o.opss' 4, /
derstands the cardinal ope., i;!Oody u
nave been peel at at stake SO long bcIo,a' c
gress and the bar of public o S,.o5e To-
everybody was looking wi,h I Pltlon, Vi
est to to the termination Of the s ,t, l9'
the House. The hopes and fsa 'pSsea
sound minds-to say notbir, 's "a Of a
fully laid schemes Of po6iic !, 's'r
piacemen-were centred upon ' 40 I'D
not, indeed, as being final f h., Tue re'a4
ing more Immediately the will viii :. q 1 Feass.
pie, and, therefore, constitn,;n.i aeFt
influential, if no' decisive, v T.lqS as
the cause in issue. That vole rpa
been given; it ought to .,o ,Ttu''t ha
believe it 'oiR stand. T Emu + anin
Representatives al had declared n ,Ss. d
people of Kansas shall bar ,'g :, that tie
freely and fairly adoptin ', ' a Iigatd
Constitution, before tbev 'neiF oEn
into this Union. Mr.. BD' are admitted
has made the Reputation ' ~ .Ii Tho
ciple a party test, and WHO G., 'pl' pin
the immense power Of HI ~; aas brought
bear against il; is igqonaoa.Fr1 d ol1S, t.
manded majority Of over r1 ,,,s. ne eon'
year ago. '"en'y, one
That is the substance Of A.
1t is true, the Lecon9.o, IN ti0 S'iolg
squarely rejected, but Was am r'n va lot
substitute of which the ba1 Is'ued gI
Crittenden's bill, offered by Il, Sas VI:
the Senate. is said that .@ ., 'lag NJ.
cations were secured, which ny. !, Ia'td
tirely agreeable to the Radical ' D g.
cans, the purport Of which Ia, wv, r.4'
reached US. But we know s.r}@ p
provisions Of that bill give 4a
nance to the past policy Of III, MI s.-'
tration. It IS a sutiicien. pra$
that every man who PROCESSES io,sa
in the Kansas views Of The Prs.i-,
both in the Senate and House Of R,-.
entatives, has recorded his vote ,o y@
the Crittenden bill. But, aside frS 4
evidence, the Administrator mon y
their bill declare that the Lecorr-
Constitution, having gone through AIM
requisite legal forms, is the rigftlgCr
stitution of Kansas, she mnst be ,5rt
ted under it, and then take her clpr,, /
getting rid Of it. The supporters d 4
Crittenden bill, on the hand leave
the people of Kansas to say wheh
they will be admitted into tie Upo, m
der that Constitution, or whether d,
will frame another. They have p,syg
ed in the House, and the iasne;,
wisdom of this decision must connp
themselves more ana more to The ps,r
] OF this country. 1t is q victory Wi
has been achieved by member, d
+ parties against official menaces and
dnctions. in behalf of no CLIQUE or
terest in Kansas, but for the benet
q the whole people, of Difference 70
great principles of freedom and non
! rights.
f And now shall this fair and bo,
:, disposal of the Kansas question be
' r,...4u..-eS1 Z .OIudHi5 IUr Inc oe
of the United States to answer.
! mqpi8lii&9rity Of that body have bewa
Kansas discnSsiotdh e.; e1tentto which
; able time of Congress, and hali IosT
=. reiterated their desire to throw lbSS
# question for the future within the
,r ers of Kansas. They can now e
" show their sincerity. Let them tai
n the House bill, pass it without wo
= debate, and the Kansas question
% their hands forever. TIE agi.aji
;r there should be any, will be "locali
,e and Congress can go about the del
a. national business. But if, inslea
this, they reopen the mazes Of d
O. sion and party maneuyering, the p
a will hold them to a strict responsit
be The common sense of the country
>, no better settlement of this matter
ID that made by the House, because
substantially right and thoroughly
? bic. Everything has been gravit
he to this result, and miserable will b
.. fate of the politicians that strive to IN
10 Boston Journal.