The Washington union., 1858-03-13
POLITICAL SruIIeENcr,

The New York honsa Of Representatives, hAf PASSED 'hs
annexed resolution oa tse slect ~ tbs ainaltn %
Kansas BY a I2s meufbers, of win-a thai
body ~ being republicans of the 40 four arr
Americans and A republicans The negative vets
. an democrats being all who in Attendance
Rssas0sa 6f the senate eonuur,l That the state ID
New York Is OpFsed b. the admission Of Kansas into ibe
Union an a saie with the constitution COMMONLY known
e Lsronpton constitution, any other constitution
which shall been in all lie parts airy submitted
tine legal voters Of the Territory and reviewed their
sanction and approval
IlArNols Alexander stazne esd. chairman Of the dem
oerAi5C st1e general committee a Illinois, has ssned
l notifying tle democrats OF the several counties Of the
State TO appoint delegates 10 convention az the
state House. at Springfield, Wednesday, April FL,
Is5s at 10 O'clock m foT the purpose Of nIinGtsg
candidate for State aud candidate for snper
ntelent public instruction, TO be supported by the
democracy the State at the election for such officers TO
be held in November next
A MnwUKrE MEarrss. the evening Of the 9th Of
March meUting held Milwaukee 10 e1as,h EaA
gry which turned out to be really anti IeconP
ton movement 1t was announced that both sides would
be heard but when Nr Edward McSarry endeaTorud TO
defend the Immediate admission Of Kansas be hised
and hooted down. From the Milwaukee News derive
seycnl facts concerning the actors in this meeting. The
men who gned the call very generally opposed the deIn
ocratc teke the State election. The chairman o
the ncctipg in l85e made speech enouncing the then
President Of the United States and Douglas
the authors 81 all the troubles in Kansas Five Of the
speakers opposed he election Of Mr. Cross governor Of
Wisconsin, four Of them voted for Gov Randall and but
one voted fer Cross OF such tins anti -Leconpton
demonstration made p -ra such its pretensions TO
be- regarded the work Of members gf tg democratic
party.
Z t,tsr from the Hon Martin j. Crawford. ii Geo.
has been pu uahss IN the Columbus Times from which
we select the following
II Kansas Is rejected it will be because she has TN
vsrr In ber constitution and nothing else IL therefore,
The voice ut s nd Commonwealth is TO he dsegarded
and her 4th resolution y,tstne first allegiance Id due
70 her and wherever her flag may aaTe ~il follow H.
and wherever her rights her honor may dc,iafs ftT
poor services shall he found ready render them
All can and may vet 80 well States should be admitted
without reference slavery and that principle being
settled southern st7 Hsa southern honor viii be pre-
served and our people inay ana 70 E1--t viii when the
nesity arises extend our border and restore 6a ~Fyti
hbriun In the American Senate. A majority Of the
northern democrats still stand firm and hoEc
Kansas ride proudly into the Union
This what The people and d6fr--a Adopt the
policy al the administrator and ut I-frvsa
fro m further contention and trouble in
this great bugbear That Kansas viii be admitted
gnder the Aromptun constitution there is longer
shr]nr Of Doubt II win pass the senate easily and iii
the Hgus il rFf Sc G4,pted " clear and handsome
majority The course Of fhe 'tA democrats who oppose
anil win vote against this project ally themselves most
clearly with black republicanisrn By that rty alons
viii their acts be approved and applanded.
Baon Rouge In -fdrooms
ARMY INTELLIGENCE THE COURT MARITAL ON