Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

cry VI uGaFIy nan the members OF the Con-
lederacy. Slavery can therefore never be
prohibited in Kansas, except by means of
Constitutional provision. and in 70 other
manner this be obtained so promptly. if
a majority of the people desire it. as by ad
mitting it into the Union, under its present
COutituti0n.
On the other hand should Congress reject
the Constitution. under the idea of afTording
the disaffected in Kansas a thir! opportunity
TO prohibit slavery in State which they might
have done twice before if in the majority, no
man can toretell the consequences. If Con-
gress, for the sake of those men who refused
to vote for delegates to the Convention, when
they might have excluded slavery from the
Constitution, and who afterwards refused to
vote on the 2lst of December; when they
might, as they claim, have stricken slavery
/ from the Constitution, should now reject a
State, because slavery remains IN the Consti-
tuition, IT IS manifest that the agitation on this
dangerous subject will be renewed in more
! alarming form than it has eve. assumed.
Every patriot in the country had INDUCED
the hope that the Kansas Nebraska Act wo'd
put final end to the slavery agitation, at
/ least in Congress, which had, for more than
twenty years, convulsed the country, and en-
dangered the Union. This act iuvolyed great
and fundamental principles aud, If fairly
Sho,1d The oyitat;o, h., or,oi,,
! the noonla Of tbe sist,r Z, ,a.as ba
tranrcd from each other with moro ,lor, hi
former bitterness, this will arise from q cause
! so far as the interest of Kansas IS concerned.
more triHjng and Insignificant than has ever
stirred the elements Of great people into
/ commotion. 10 the people of Kansas the
/ only practical difference between admission
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/ been kent there on the.earnest iD3ortu1ity Of
! Gov. Walker, to mpintain tn existence of
! the Territorial! government, and secure the
( execution OF the laws. lie considered that
at least 20JJ regular tro 'Ps under command
/ u .i@'"'y were necessary ior th!H purpose
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down rsbaIji5n in Kansas, which has invol
vel very heavy expense to the government
Kansas Gnce admitted, it is believed there
Will no longer be any occasion there for troops
OF the United States
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important question. under deep sense or re
sponsl6iity TO GOD and my country. Ny pub
hc lite VIII terminate WITHIN brlet period,
ana nave no other ooIect OF earthly anot-
. ilo,i' '4ah u leave N! country IN PGaceiui
ana prosperous condition, ana i've III the at
tecttons and respect 81 my couAtrymen. 1hc
! dark anu omInonS ctouiS no" appear [" ne
,mPandIn8 over tue Cnlon' l c@hSci'ntouSiy
/ believe may De aiSS'Pa'ed with honor 10 cV-
/ cry port'on OF It, by the admission OF Kansas
! during the present session OF congress :;
whereas II She shoGid De rejected 1 greatly
! tear that these clouds VIII become darker and