The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22
Kansas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f0i
auOtfacP AgitaIiOn.

We announced several days ago, that the
last Legislature 0 f Kansas, could not convene
next winter, unless Governor DENVER called
them together; and that thsir own fpelitieai
friends wereOpposed to giye'thes opportunity.
The Leayenworth Tines leading Republican
paper, declared, that torn to pieces as theirpar-
ty was BY factions and personal squsbhles, there
was no hope Of framing next winter, cohsttd-
ton that would give satisfaction. 1t held that
Kansas should take season Of repose rather
than run the risk OF the doing: Of 'Nie hity.
vine t,ieges Of last i0ial:r" This was cruel
blow to the Republicans otohio. The Cincn-
natl Commercial Immediately perceived the vi
talstroke It inflicted, and became indaRed with
rage. The statements aud declarations Of the
Leayenworth Tines were not slow to linI able
hackers. The Kansas 4srau Of Free7oa,, tie
leading Republican paper olthe Territory speaks
thus:
We learn that it was contemplated to induce
the Governor to convene an extra session OF the
Legislature OStensibly to enact an apportion-
ment law for the next Legislature; bat no osooh
er would that body be legally organized than a
new bill would be introduced. providing new
/ Constitutional Convention. Gov. Denver was
too wise to get his foot into such a trap. We
want no more Constitutional movements, until
we have one which all parties can respect and
will participate in.
Let the next Legislature provide for taking a
census. Letit embrace all persons who are
residents Of thaterritoryon the lst ofMay, 1859,
or such other period as that body shall provide.
If it shall appear by the census returns that
there are 94,000 inhabitants, as we believe there
IS, thenauthorize the Governor to issue proc
lanatidn to that effect, and order an election ot
Delegates to Constitutional Convention, to be
held in July. The Delegates can meet in August
and form Constitutions That Constitution,
after being published in all the papers 0 the
Territory till. the last Tuesday in October,
should be submitted to vote OF the people for
their aiiicatIon--submittn those conflicting
questions in regard to free suffrage, banking, &c,
to a separate vote of the people. II The Con-
stitution is adopted, an election should be held
under it on the proclamation of our Territorial
Governor, as early as the LIST Of November,
Then on the first Monday of December, 1853,
the Constitution could be sent to Congress,
where that body, we have no doubt, would take
immediate action on it, admitting us without
delay into the Union as a free and independent
State. The State Legislature should be CON
vened on the 1st Of January, 1850, and from
that period we could date our existence as a
member of the American Union, after having
passed through one OF the most eyentlul peri
ods in the history Of the American Republic.
This is crushing blow to be inflicted by a
fraternal hand, 1t gives the corp to the Black
Republican blethren in Ohio and other States.
1t extinguishes all the capital upon which they
had relied for the fall elections. Here we have
it on unimpeachable authority, that Kansas has
$4,000 people, that these people don't want 10 be
hurried up and scprried about, in order to fur
nish a,topic for agitation. They ''aoaatno more
constitutional! mou6meats, antil Aey haze one Adt
all parties caa respect aaR participate IN" Now
then, let US see the Black Republicans 60 to
work to force Kansas in when she don tWant to
come. Let rs see them take the refractory
brethren in hand and lug them into the Union
whether they will OF moi. Let the FpaEiaj pitch
into the aSGIaAsss1l-atii iiaes and LtrLb e;-Tes-
dom Ofcourse it knows what is best for Kan
sas better than they do, though they happen to
be in and Of the territory, andit is the organ oi
the Republicans of Columbus, Ohio. DRowN,
this was too bad of you, Brown! Your Herald
Of Freedom, will be the HpfahI Ct a disastrous
defeat to your Republican friends in CHS State.
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