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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-26
State OF Tennessee
John Fri2aell against Geo, ". White ard
Win. g. Ala. L. R. Co,

John Fri2aell against Geo ", White ard the
Win. & Ala. L. R, Co,
On motion of complainant an1 it appearing
to tie satisfaction Of the Clerk a. Master thai,
Geo. ", White Is NONRESIDENT o, the State
OF Tennessee 81 hat the ordinary process OF
law came, be 1crved on him, it S therefore
ordered that publication be made Tor four sue
cesslyc weeks in the Home Journal, n news
paper published in the town Of Winchester
Tennessee, requiring sud nonresident de-
PENDANT TO make his personal appearance
herein before the Judge Of oar next Chance
ry Court to be holden at the Courthouse IL
Winchester, Tenn, on "Wednesday after the
third MoAday IN August next, 10 p|ead ans
wer or demur to said bin, or The same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing cX.
pnrtc as to him.
IT,. R. ES'HFLL. G. & NJ
Jane "A 4w prs fee 3 Oh.
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FIRE,

The smoke house and kitchen of Mr..
N. Garnet was consumed last night by
fire. BY the energy Of our citizens the
flames were prevented from reaching
the main building
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Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against The estate
of II. T. Robertson, due, will pleae present
them to the undersigned duly anti en- l;ated.
And all Lcrsons indebted 10 sad es ale are re-
uured to come forward ana make payment,
or the same will be placed in the hands OF
proper persons for collection.
Fl. II. SMITH, Admir-,
March Hiss. If
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NoTIcE. Per ons having work lrll
with ]. r. Garland, are hereby notified
that the same will be sold to pay re-.
pairs if not called for in two weeks
irom,lhiS date. 1t can &c found at G. A
Shocks
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-26

Cu,yEsr JUGLERs.- The second company
,ol these pestiferous humbugs left our town
on laat Monday, after complete failure.
They are en- route for Nashville, led by Il
,drunked agent. ..'.... f..
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-26

. The greatest hardship we have
heard of recently, is that of a wes-
tern editor, who thus delivers him
self. 's
I'VE would say to the individual
who stole our shirt off the pole, while
We were lying in bed waiting for it to
dry, that we sincerely hope that the
collar may cut is Mroat"
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MOUSE PAINTING,
AND GLAZING.
Winchester, Tennessee.

r. s. HILL respectfully tenders his seryi.
ces TO the citizens of Winchester and yicni.
iv, and requests liberal share of patronage.
Thankful for favors extended to him in the
past, he pledges himself to usa every effort to
give satisfaction in the future.
peclg liz
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ncusn the money to address for the tickets order
ed on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first
mail Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure
they may designate
Tie List vi Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent tc
purchasers immelid ely after the drawing.
a. Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office County and State.
90 Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
II full, without deduction.
no M prizes OFF 900 and under. paid Immediately al CT
the drlwingoher prizes at the usual time OF 30 DAVIS
Ali communications strictly confidential.
address orders for tickets ccrtirc les to
S. SWAN & CO., August0. On.
1Gy- \ list of the numbers that are
drawn from the wheel, with the amount
of the prize that each one is entitled to.
will be published after every drawing IN
the following papers, Nev Orleans DEL
ia, Mobile Register, Charleston Stan.
lard, Nashville GAZETTE, Itlanta MtelH.
gencer, Ncw York Weekly Dag Book,
Savannah Morning News, Richmond
Dispatch and New York Dispatch.
june 20 ly
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"WilI you lend father your newspa.
per! he on y wants 10 read it.
"Certainly, my lad; but first 90 and
ask your father 70 lend me his dinner, !
only want to eat it,"
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MA IL HeleaD.

August 10, 1858, by Rev A. J. Baird,
Or. A. &. CLOPTON, OF Winchester
Tenn, and Mrs. MAHALA Mex ENZlE
of Maysville, Ala.
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YsO D. a. a tbs
e / FE Pr Ill s
AND
Ph4Hic BigferS.

THE BESr FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE THE
l public, for the Of Scrofa, Ulcers, Scuryy, or
Eptions Of the skim Fever ard Age, Drnpsy arb ia
act most all diseases yield to their curative proper.
ties. u has computed that during the last twenty
iye years upwards OfFOUR MILLIONS Of persons have
been benefited By the use Of these medicines which
speaks volumes in favor Of their curative properties
single trial will place them beyond the reach Of oompei
ton ~ the estimate Of every q4en By their use The
BLOOD Is RESTORED TO HEALTHY STAIEa and freed
from all impurities The system Is not reduced during
their operation hut nyigorsted AMI they require no e
siraint from business pleasure.
The afflicted have IN these medicines remedy that will
do for them all that Inescine can possibly effect.
Prepared by w. B. MOFFAT, NJ. d.,
Proprietor, New York,
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To stop the use Of snuff among the
ladies' would only increase the number OF
smokers and tobacco chewers.
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE 70 EVERY NINE TlCKErS
fAAGN|FICENT SCHEME!
To EE DRAWN
E,acEs ssstsp day i'm September.
Approximation Prizes.
rn NE DRAWN

iS5 prizes amounting to S|20,000
" hole tick cts $40; Halves So; Ours Sd.
hay 4 Circular showing the plan Of
the Lotteries will be sent to any one dc.
Sirous Of receiving it.
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at the shortest notice. Monuments cl every
style: Head ANA foot stones tor graves, Tues,
ruble aud Burnan tops hon !somey finished,
Nantes of all kinds aud prices, winch VIII
not fa,! to sun purchasers. Kept constantly
on hand nj my Malbin Wafcro'm cor. Spr'ng
and Summer streets, opposite S.. Cloud. All
orders strictly attended t.. Specimens anu
drawings can be seen at the Home Journal o.
flee, by calling on
I'd IL. SLAs'yEls, Agent.
Winchester, Tenn.
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A Frenchman built iour-story
house adjoining his Dutch neighbour
two-story house. Being on the roofs
OF their respective houses one day
the one on the lower house calls up to
the other
What Tor yoq build so high up tare!'
10 which the other replied
"De ground is so cheap up here
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Prentice of the Louisville Journal,
thus hits the fashion oflow-neok dress.
es,-- .r.
1T is supposed that angels DO not
wear dresses. Our fashionable ladies
"regetting more and more angelic ev.
cry year."
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-26

CERTIFICATES 0F PACK tGKS will be sold at fine
following rates, which is the risk
Certificates Of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
. 10 Half N
~ Quarter 90
" 10 Eighth 10
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GLASS "a.
ORA svs s:a tl.ru!ay, Seple2sa HcT, @5, Je

ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Five thousand Four Hundred and Eighly
five Prizes.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
SFor The .Kar,awha valley star"

~ 4
|sE On last Tuesday, a large number Of the
ladies and gentlemen Of Gallipolis, and
intermediate points. participated in the
pleasure Of trip upIthe Kanawha river
on board tie Steamer H Kanawha alley, "
and deeming itexpedient 70 acknowledge
tlie kindness and attention Of the officers
| III said boat, meeting Of the party was
lheld on board, to draft suitable resolu'
tipns ofthanks. HI f1
/ N. p. FENNER, was called TO the chair;
land II Castle was appointed Secre
ttary. The President stated the object q
lille meeting, and appointed 4 committee q
/ Our, to draft resolutions wilt. ]. Ca
ldot, FL Vance, NJ. NJ. Dean, W. II
Bryan, who reported as|follows e:
/ 4 Resolped, That We return. our sincere
THANKS to The officers ofthe Steamer 'ska
lnawha Valley fol- their -nfbaaity ane
Recommendations during the "Trip. W
/ Resolred, That Capt. Jesse Walton
IClerks, W.. L.-Maddy and G. C.Atleshire
APiiots, Geo. Wright and James Wright
fsEhgineers, s, Cox abb ". Cox, Mate
I'LL. b. Morris, Steward, Andrew Watkins
lga4lld Cook, Go Smith, indiy idualy ane
collectively, have our< best wishes fe1
/ their future prosperity, and success, i
Itheif present enterprise. y, .s 81
1f#lF ResolNed. TbAtI we recommend ath'
Steamer 'Kanawha Valley" to the4travel
Ting COMMODITY. add the public genels ally
i hi a boat Whose officers transact all busl
hes eDtfasted e their care wishh prompt
/ hess aud despatch. rs; l.
/ 3,Resolpea, That SFenner'sE Sax Horn
a6d Prof. Paplson's String Band, ar
lelltitIed to our warmest thanks fpr con
.E{abating to our enjoyment, during th'
"TRIP. withthe best tof music. ..#
4 ttI2esotsetl, That Although tile boat hat
Hon5board nSunusually large number .
ffpasscngers, through the indeAtigable ex
Hdrtion Of Mr. AndIsw Watkins, The tabl
l5was supplied With All tile Idelicaeies, Al
bepicurercould desirR. - .rI
lFi:43lee$oleea, That OUR thanks are due Mr.
| Leonard B Morris, for Ills kind attention
during the trip Hill i. ),
/ lps4olrca, That we request the publ
cation Of tlleaboye resolutions, in III
/ '''Kanawha Naltey STAR "Kanawha Re
publican 81 e'pt pleasant Republican
EnGaHipolis Journal and -@afJemocrati
lTH#F. N .PIFESNERs Cz'a.
/ ~ WI H. CASTLE, See'H. N 4 FIJI. .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

|, TERRIBLE ExPLosIoN dreadful 'ac-
Ecident happened Sunday on The I New
York and Erie Railroad linear Piermont
Assam engine and train OF. empty4fpeight
cars were going westward from Piermont,
and when about half mile from that
place the boiler exploded, killing almost
instantlythe fireman, named Dalson and
q Aagnan named Lake. who was upon
the engine at the time. The fremaa was
projected distance Of thirty feet and
fell crashing through Tile ice into the
river, while the fiagman was shoekfngly
mangled, The engineer, wonderful 70
relate, escaped nearly naharmed The
locomotive, which had Just been thor
.oughly repaired, and was valued al
&c. Oo, was shattered into fragments.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

POPULATION OF ArsTR1A--An Aus,
trian statistician has just published q
classification Of the people Of that empire,
The last census stated the population al
Sc. 398, 1854. OF this number. the domi-
nant race yields tile smallest proporsion,
there being less than eight millions oi
German subjects Of the Emperor. The
,Slayonic race forms the bulk of the EN-
pire, being nearly fifteen millions in rnm,
Der Asiatic tribes under Austrian rule
are between FIVE and six millions. and o.
these the Magyars, in Hungary, are the
chiefpOstion. The Austrian army. which
in its complete state, numbers 648s 200
men, is the s'largest army in Europe for
actual service. 2
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
Foreign News.
LITER From EgRORE..
PoRrLAND, Thursday, january "A

PoartANiD. Thursday, January IA. Isl
.Tbe steamship NORTH dnasrfea. with
/ ;vernooi dates 10 the 3oth ult., fourdays
Iater than those furnished BY the 4frsca,
arrived here this evening:
The India papers are filed With details
IL M bloody struggle of lucknow.
! The 6eht Of the 18th Of November
was tbe s ! ever known. On the
lgib. the enemy took to flight, sand the
firing nearly ceased. k8
After this fight, the. bodies Of enc
hundred and fifty sepoys were counted
When Sir Colin Campbell left Gavin
nore. he rode forty miles on p single
stretch in pursuit Of The enemy
in the engagement he relied on the
artillery as much as possible.
Nena Sabib, with all his men snd bag
pare, Joined tie rebels at GilouFs
I'll IS reported that The King Of Delhfs
son and two nephews had been shot.
I The Correspondent Of the London
/ Dahl .aers states tint the rebels had
tplaced boy on tie throne TO Keep him
| in state at Tyscaleadad. q large walled
city defended by fort and round tow
Eers. Here their last stand Of resistance
. may be expected, and they hadeoneen,
Ftraied all their available forces at thai
point. ~
1 The official report Of the recent earth.
4 quake at Naples saws dlat it was confined
| to die interior pripeipalities aud Ehe pro
/ vince Of Basihcal All the buildings II
sfPoteusa are ID ruins and twelve villages
haze nearly disappeared There weret
four Rundred dead al Castills and thirty
at Pala. Sicily had altogether escaped
/ .A fresh shock was felt at Naples on the
10Th and cod. Shut nothing disastren:
1 occurred. .7
t +4 4 FRANCE.
/ I'll is said that all the. eSiled Generals
haze received an unconditional permission
ito return TO France.
4 The steamer Sarqh Sands has beer
/ destroyed BY FIRE, but succeeded Y Y
reaching the MauritasEi stands, with thu
troops on board, IL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
WILL wE4nAyE 4 iIxIsD wINTra

! The knowing ones are prophesyino :
mild winter, from the fact that tAes co.
hasks were remarkably thin, which !.
said TO be a sure sign that the win,s.
viii not be severe TIE best vays ~ :
provide against the rigor Of winierIis !.
Try your luck in the legalized lotte,rr :" =
S. Swan q Co., which draws every Sam :
day at Augusta Ga. By enclosing sd
5 or 81 to their address, the holder e
whole, half, orquafter ticket. which r,I,
be sent in return. will stand chance & !"
the magnificent prize of $50, 900. ORR
proportion, which draws in February.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

[tion q the Ps,s1efter, been quiet
Wise,s ;..shilnity and patriotism
! iii f,eryaaed the action of the De
hocratic Members Of The General AS
sembly, ana the healthy tone which
persades lie Kansas Resolutions a.
iopted By Them, and published BY us
last week. III every part Of the State,
Hey have been received with aeela.
nation, and THE united voice Of the
people, Of all parties ascends on
high, % cheer the Democracy onward
in5the cause which they have espous-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

CHARGE OF EaBEzzLEaEHT. Mrs N.
4 ESimons, formerly treasurer of Messrs.
Lefl J North d Cos Theatre, was ar
rested at Chicago, on a charge OF embez-
cling funds belonging 10 tile estabiiah-
meiit to the amount 81 SIC. 600.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
By d. De Laney, d. D
Sale of House and Lotnear Coal's Month,
And Valuable Personal Property.

= IT . II \ =
TN parsuance~of decree pronounced by tho
i Circuit Court of Kanawha County, al the
Spring term lS57.inthe ClaReeryesuse there
in depending, wherein Jones, Brother 4 CO.
are Compliments and James 5 Teays and
others are Defendants, |, Benjamin s. Thomp..
son, Special Commiss ioner in said cause, will
Offer LOT sale at Public Auction, on
Monday the 18th day Of March, 1853,
tina / being Court Day, at the front door oftbc
Court House Of Kauawha Comfy, all 9thesin-
terest Of said Teays in . nd 10 the lot of hnd
near Coaps Moutllan said County, ths sane
being fee simple interest in one inoiety there
Of and q life estate in the other rnoiety aA,ln
the bill and proceedings mentioned and de+
scrbed.
ALSO, all the personal property Of the said
Teays .conyeyed. By him 10 the Undersigned s
trustee, to secure E. X. Thomas BY deed fled
in this cause. 49, -
BENJAMIN $. THOMPSON. III
Special Commissioned Il
Jan. is 1858. sssns s.
a Y. L.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

The Geenbrier Era gi,es tile Following
account Of shooting and stabbipg afray
whiehtrecentlg took place in that county:
ION Saturday evening last, a difficulty
occurred on Snake Run il This county,
between John Windle, VIM. WindIe,
James .Windle, Thomas Depriest, Henry
Martin and Joseph + Holcombs which
resulted I'M the death Of Depriest. III
seems that on the morning beforethe I'M
| fortunate difficulty occurred, d ight came
| off between Depriest, James Windle and
/ Holcomb, the two first whipping Hol+
Gonb In the evening, after dark, Mar
| tin and Holcomb passed the house d
Th6s., Depriest, aDl-+Ihe three Windles
were there. On passing the house, it'll
said they stoned it, when they were fol-
lowed BY the Windles and Depriest, and
| were overtaken. coming up with
the pursued party, Martin and H5Tcomb
advised their pursuers To- 60 back, and
Knot interfere with them, which they de-
clned ito do. Deprifst advanced upon
Holconb, who, it seems, retreated sever
ii steps, when he. attempted to fire upon
| the assailing party, but his gun failed %
FIRE. Being further pursued, Holcomb
then fred upon Depriest, the shot taking
effect in his abdomen. After this, the
sWindles attacked Martin, when N. drew
his knife, and inflicted numerous severe
wounds upon John Windle and VIM
Windie. i
Holeomb and Martin afterwards gave
themselves up, and they were sent to jain
Depriest died Of his wounds on Sun
day night. The prisoners are now in
jail, awaiting their trial before the County
Court
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

THE =PuRcHAsE oF .CUBA. - The
New Orleans Delta mentions as a
5rumor, that Mr.. Belmont Who is
said1Ito be. hand and glove witlrthe
'Rothsehilds and tie Barings,3 and d
reputed partner in tile, vast financial
transactions ofthe great money Kings
of the age, is to be sent to Spain to
bring the Queen and the Coftes to
terms on the subject. pf tie purchase
of CHba. Mr.. Pierce offered some
two hundred millions of dollars for
that fruitful island, mtthe Spaniards,
who rarely lose territory except at
the point of the swasday@were averse
to thefsale, and so the bargain was
not struck Still Mn. Buchanan has
an idea that the crippled finances of
Spain may induce Her to part with
Cuba, especially If England will back
mp the negotiations. But snpposing
Spain to be willing I'd consent, where
is the money to be obtained in the
Unite9 States2 England would
probably be a willing party tp the
arrangement, especially ifa portion
Of the purchase money could heap
propriated to the payment Of the En-
glish holders Of Spanish bonds
Nevertheless, we incline tothe opin-
ion that the pear ia.not YET ripe.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

To$tiie lovers Of nature every season
has its charms. The summer u the
high noon Of the year: the autumn its
sober decline s the winter its night Of
gloom, whilethe spring il the fresh MORN
ing, the days dawn ct the annual circle.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
tLEG1sItAT1vE..
I1 SENATE. ri II
MoNpAY, january ts. 1858.

EXIT MONDAY, january, f&s 1852
ETA communications was received from
ting House ofDelegates, as follows
EEThe House Of Delegates have passed d
Senate bill entitled alb act % amend an atl
concerning general elections, passed 3tll
t*April, 1853 sol oil I'd provide for The
manner Of filling yafancies in the Office
offiRutcnaat Governors with amendments,
ii Which they request the concurrence Of
the Senate. :. | III . :. w. !
The bill, with tlte amendments pro,
posed by The House, was passed. .1.t
4 ii BILLS REIoRTED. r.
~ amend and re.ehaet the OH see. Of
.chap: rs Of the Code of4Tirginia.
: 70 incorporate the Guyandette Bridge
company. .E "a +. ,..7
T5 transfer the titl& 10 certain esehcat-
ed dr. escheatable lands vast Of the Ale
ehally mountains. not soldby an E$cheat-
OF, Itp certain persons claiming th4 same
who have pail taxes dhargeable thereon
l'fo limit The light tb make ali entry, or
bring an action ID recover lands Or the
posBtssion thereof west of' the Allegheny
moahtains. NJ I'll IL j ..:k n. ~.
no amend aud re fnact the 26th and
7th1sectioirs Of chapter 37pf the Code 81
Virginia, SIP. as to diFposR Of real estate
offefed for sale for ihe nouPaymeht 81
taxas, authorizing the redemption Of
Transferring the. title Of the Common wealth
to, And providing for TIE sale of9ueh rea'
~ = : A. I 4 !
estate. 3 fs ME- ,i:
EI " REsoLuTtoNs+ .t-.##. z.
BH Mr.. Harrison -Qfmore effectually
preventing frauds in the SHE Of. neg oes
BY. those WHO .have onlg N life rs ate il
them. INF ..c /.
BIZ Mr., Caldwell of incorporating
I the 4 North western Virginia Asricultur
al SSptiety. .#l HE .I..E H. "
II HOUSE OF DELEGATES
MIR. MeCi,e, from a special committee
reported bill, to establish school fo
persons Of imbecile minds in tie Com
monwealth III Virginia. r.,a
Z SENATE BtLLs#PAssED. A
| Ohmotion Of Mr.. Preston, Senate bill
| 10 amend anaet Incorporating COMPANY
TO improve the navigation of the Tue
I Fork Of Sandy river was taken up
.amended, passed and forthwith comniu
Inieated to the Senate. III /.
p 4 - t q N. =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

The California papers contain !. th he ad-
vertIsement ofthe Tax Collector of Mari
posa county, advertising, for l'on- pay a
-ment. off taxes, abortion Of che famous
ont-Maripo$a claim, consisting Of
ten EN- square leagdfs. The unpaid taxes
>amountto So, 900 H. f. F.4H4t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
Ii Virginia Resolutions

Last week we published the Resolu-
tieas adapted. By the Democratic Mem
bers Of The General Assembly, ii caucus
and which were passed bYa decisive vets
Ein tie House, but were laid on the table
| in the sehate, for!farther considerations
They have since been passed in the Sen
ate and are exceedingly opportune in
their promulgation they are sent forth
Eto-ths wetll as Ae. voice Of. the people q
Virginia, ana not the voice Of one man ]
they express the rooiee Of the masses, and
| not tie vaiee ofGoy. Wise, IN his Tam !
many letter; Tic antilotesz eeo]mPanie S
Ithe bahe.I The fol- lowing rethe reRarkssol
lMr. Warm, the Senator from. this Dis
ltrict, On. the passage oil the Resolutions:
Mr. Wartlr said. the resolutions met
[ with his Marmqst approval, auashoped MP
amendment would be made. /. He contep-
| ded that II was proper fer the resolutions
to endorse only{the conclusions. 70 which
/ he President had come. without endor-
tSsing lis argument, for that was matter
upon whidhI all could agree, when diff
erent minds might reasonably come, to
the same conclusion by q different course
Of argument. # . FL
He commended that. the Convention had
Ethe power 10 make.a Constitution i they
| saw proper 10 do So, without submitting
lii to the people for ratification. More
StatesEhale come into the, Union. on such
constitutions than have come into II up
on constitutions submitted to|the people.
EThe Convection Of Kansas had mot been
guilty of THE folly of requiring tie people
Eto vote f5r the Constitution Or not ~ ALI
THE Constitution was not submitted fof
ratification. but fol the single purpose Of
having the peopleto say whether Kansas
/ shouldbe slave Oh free State. +
He, eontended that Kansas ought to be
admitted under lie Iceompten Genstitu-
ton, that being the best and most speedy
way Of disposing. of that much vexed
question. Kansas being once IN the
Union, she dan amend her Constitution
Eiin her own way at such time as may suit
Tile will Of her people, and the amended
|GonstitiItion will not have to be approved
Iby Congress, and thereby the whole con-
will become localin its nature
and character, and The quiet and perhaps
tHe union ofthe Stateszpreserved
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