The Kanzas news., 1858-04-24

S.sAe shs be divided into senatorial districts and
Ssnators appointed TO them as follows: The first
district shall consist of Leavenworth county, and
shaJI be entitled 70 three Senators; the second
d;str;ct shall consist of Atchison county, and
sbaIl be entitled to one Senator; the third
district shall consist of Dohiphan county, and
sail be entitled to two Senator's the fourth dis
-;et shall consist of Jefferson county, and be en-
sf1ed to one Senator; the fifth district shall con-
sist of the counties of Brown and Calhoun, and
shall be entitled TO one Senator; the sixth dis
tr;ct shaIl consist of the counties Of Nemaha,
Marshall and Washington, and shall be entitled
to one Senator; the seventh district shall consist
Of the counties of Potewatomie and Richardson,
and shall be entitled to one Senator; the eighth
district shall consist Of the counties of Riley Clay
Dickson. Arapahoe, and all the western part OF
Kanzas not otherwise attached, and shall be ent-
tied to one Senator; the ninth district shall con-
sist of the counties of Breckenridge, Wise and
Davis, and shall be entitled to one Senator; the
tenth district shall consist of the counties OF
Shawnee aud Weller, aud shall be entitled 20 two
Senators; the eleventh district shall consist OF the
counties of Butler, Hunter, WoOdsou, Greenwood,
Madison, Godfrey aud Wilson, and shall be enti-
tied to Senator; the twelfth district shall con-
sist of the county of Coey, and shall be entitled
to one Senator; the thirteenth district shall con-
sist of the eounty.ef Douglas, and shall be entl-
tied to two Senators; the fourteenth district shall
consist of the county of johnson, and be entitled
To one Senator the fifteenth district shall consist
of the county of Eykins, and be entitled to one
Senator the sixteenth district shall consist OF the
county of Franklin and shall be entitled to one Sem
ator The seventeenth district shall consist of the
county of Anderson, and shall be entitled to one
Senator; the eighteenth district shall consist of
the county of Linn, and shall be entitled to one
Senator; the nineteenth district shall consist of
the county of Bourbon, and shall be entitled to
one Senator; the twentieth district shall consist
of the counties of Allen, Dorm and McGee, and
shall be entitled to one Senator.
SEC. 10. The State shall be divided into repre-
sentative districts, and members apporhoned
thereto as follows: First district, LeavenWorth
county, ten members; second, Atehison, three;
third, Doniphan, five; fourth, Jefferson, three;
fifth, Brown, two; sixth, Nemaha, two; seventh,
Potawatonie, two; eighth, Calhoun, one; ninth,
Marshall and Washington, one; tenth, Riley,
three; eleventh, Clay and Dickinson, one; twelfth,
Davis, one; thirteenth, Wise, one; fourteenth,
Butler and Hunter, one; fifteenth, Richardson,
one; sixteenth, Breckinridge, two; seventeenth,
Madison, one; eighteenth, Greenwood, one; nine
teenth, WOodson, one; twentieth, Coffey, two;
twenty-frst, Weller, one; twenty second, Shawnee,
four; twenty-third, Douglas seven; twenty fourth
Johnson three; twenty-ffth, Lykins, three; TWEEN
ty-sixth, Linn, three; twenty seventh, Franklin,
two; twenty-eighth, Anderson, two; twenty y-ninth,
Allen, one; thirtieth, Bourbon, three; thirty first,
McGee, Dorm, Wilson and Godfrey, one; district
number thirty-two, to consist of oil the western
part of Kanzas not otherwise attached, including
the county of ArrapahOe, one member.
SEC. IL. The General Assembly at its first ses-
sion shall provide for receiving proposals for the
location of the seat of Government, and shall pub
lish such proposals and also plan for the pur-
chase of site by the State, and submit them to a
full and fair vote of the people at the first general
election after such session, and if no proposal or
plan submitted shall receive majority of all the
votes cast then they shall be submitted at each
subsequent and general election until such choice
shall be made; and when proposal or plan shall
be adopted, the Legislature shall provide for the
location at the place in the manner designated,
and for the application of the profits which may
accrue to the State therefrom, to the support of
the benevolent institutions of the State and when
the seat of Government shall have been thus 10
Gated, it shall not be changed but by law ratified
by direct vote of the people; and until the Sc
lection provided for in this section shall be made,
Topeka shall be the seat of Government.
SEC. ID. The first General Assembly shall pro-
vide by law for the submission of the question of
universal suffrage to vote of the people at the
first general election of the members of the Gene
raj Assembly, provided that the qualifications of
voters at the election shall be the same as at the
vote on the submission of the Constitution.
n. F. CONWAY, President.
G Adams Thos Butler
II s Baker A Danford
G NJ Fuller Robert Ewing
ID III