The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
Senator ID od crlck's Sd ech.

The fvllu~IDg Is the speech. Ia .u.l, ], Of Sen.
ator BrUderIck, Of tne 81. u Of April, d .lIv.
cred - short time previous 10 the vote On the
Kansas oil, as rcportel IN tue Cong sres,iou
ai Globe:
Ma. BRopERIcx MIR. President: The Sen.
ator from n ~ York, (Mr. Sesard) before
the Sena adj ,urned yesterday, announces
that he be,icvcd AL The Senators had -pok, Ia
upvu the qiesti n VINO wished to speak, ex
cept him Ell aud the Senator from Cantor.
uia. Tue Senat r, believe, alluded to me.
| stated to the Senator "a few minutes before
he announced ~ the Senate my intention to
spenk, IN Il would, before the yeas ani
nays were called on the bal, state iu q very
few 80, d- Why | inte..d to vo against It;
out did not intend w makea ~ speech. nui
not 81 vaiu rs u tnink, after ibis subj CO
n,s becu ~ noly discussed by the Se"a.or
iron Kentucky ,Teu"essee. lninois,v rno",,
MASSACHUSETTS,, Uuio. use nsiu, NJ .cnikau,
aad others, tina, l could say any thug ~h,cu
woul be instructive to tue senate. Wlth
no permi ,siun vi the senator from New
York, no~eve', will bri hy ,t.te Why ~l
vote II anst this b,il. l mad, Mr P.eeiLeu,
iu the nrst sec. lou d. tue bili reported oy
the co,uni, tee of contet euce, this ,augu,g
"ihat thu State OF K ,nsss be, aud Is here.
Wy ahso soe ohtOh Vu MI tous .
Tug I'm the origi"ai States IN ALI respects
Whatever, but upon tn,s fundamental cUtdi
lou precedent, namely: That the question
Ut adm nlssiou with tie ful.o~iug pr"pv.ition,
III lieu Ut the ordinaoce framed at Lccomp.
TIN. be subm,ttei to vote of tue people u.
X ,nsss aud asseutcd to by them. Or una.
jouty ot the 70 ers voting AT aa election
oe held for that pu pose, uauiely: ihat the
following Propositions De, aud .ne 3 ,ine are
hereby, offei ed 10 the people oi X ,usas to,
acceptance or rel Vn, ~nlch. II accepted.
saalt be obligatory oo the United o,ates and
upon thu said Stale ui kAu>as, to W.T."
Senators on the Administrators 81 q Of the
Cnamoer. whv nave sIVkeu on TINS oiii ,hav,
all coaiea led tnat u does 40, suomit tn
Constitution to tue peo,le OF Kansas. l c'u
tend that u does. although IL Is acconpau
led by n base 'nditiou.
l saali not weary the Sc ,ate by giving "a
history of this procee'iiss; iur, as l nav
said, |, has been fully expSsei by tue SenA
tors who have preceded me; bat havs au.
.tner v,j lection 10 tuis oil. aud it Il. u pro.
v,des tina. Kansas shail oe sjuuistei tuto the
Uulou WITH - popatatioa OF taitty -nse of
to.ty Thousand inhaoitaats. u she viii CON
into the unioa with slave cou ,utution.
white she Is dsbarred from counting tatv the
Unio as free state 81 toug rs tnis Ajsnia
istrst,on u . iu poser. | siil Try ~ sno~
wny there 10 no p ,ss,b,e cnauce Tor X ,usa.
TO be admitted as - tree state. ~ai.e tnis Al
,nia,strstiva are ia power.
Il X .n>ss rel 'ets tails Con -titution, she v /.
have to val, uat,i sue has u p'puIaliss u,
uineIy.three tnousaai four nuudred au
twenty. Hos is the popu,atiou OF kans..
~ be ascertal1ed! by q ceusvs taSeu Il.
1850, sn the ceusus take is 10 De appvinteI
be tue President ot the U,at.d states. ~.
nsvr 80 u, -ir. what tue i"st runsnts Vt tn,
Admins, Ration have already dv.e IN X ~
sas, aud Il IL can De ascertainei IN 1860 tua.
a maj ri,y of the pespie Ia ksnsas are 1.
tavo. VI makiug it tree state, ,hey VIII
fall short of tue requisite Popul,tiou, Tor l
do not believe ,na, tue nea who have take.
the management 4 this contrivanes will evs,
permit k.nsas u 'ae into the Union AS n
tree State. II II - ~ their power to peveu,
her admission.