The Washington union., 1858-03-24
Mr.. CAMERON said that he had paired on with Mr.

nothing In this act shall be construed assent by
Congress to all TO any of tue propositions claim.
contained in the ordinance anpeyed 10 the srd eonrr
ton The motion was agreed TO-
Mr. PIlGH Withdrew the ameudlient Of which he bad
previously given notice, and moved to add the following
to the bill as new section
"ssc and further enocid tue samI,
Sion Of the state c Kansas as hsenecse Irorted =. The hs.
which locally inappsabie shall tp
Vi hereby ,ul,. United
States within whch district eour, with the Ike .
United states
shah be established the uee, attorney AMI m'r-hal Of The United
's :" we si "'' ~, ~ hss % 's ~, nnnM , we ss'ne ard
msr-in of the district Of Iowa.
The motion agreed to-ye,s 81, nays ls--as fol-
lows
yEAsMessrs Alien, B.yara nei Ina,'mn Bss- Hsler. Bright
Hoieiik Brown, Clay, c,ni-n Evans Ftcb Fitzpatrick
ewip Ianmond Henderson Houston anssr lverscn johnson
o r"s y sc 'g1 Mason
son of New jersey Tccmi~, Wright, and YuIrs 81
kec fossendeu ro Poster He Ha,nE lA,as King sward
simmons sumner ~, 1ramesl , Wade, and w'l-es-ls
vis, Reti, and staart-o
Mr.. CRIrrENDEN submitted a substitute for the
entire bill, which provides for the admission Of Kansu
equal footing with the original States upon the
condition that this constitution shall be first referred back
to vote OF the people in prescribed y the hl
aud if approved y them, kansas shall be consieted
State in the Union without any further legislation what
II not approved, the people TO be authorized
10 form constitution to suit themselves through the
agency of convention be called for that purpose
Mr. G. explained the various provisions Of the bill but
after discussion it rejected yeas "a, nays 3l
follows
YEAS Mcssrs Rel, Broerck, Chandler clas, colamer,
eneD Gxon Doot, Douglass icsscnden, Eoos Fo-t.r Hs
Hamln an kennedy Hing seward, Simmons, stuart, sumner
Trumbnl Wade, and wiscn--2t
NAYsMessrs. Allen, Bayard, I,cpjmu. nsg-, Bser Bright
Brown, Clay kee Evans fnch Fitzpatrick Green Gwn Ham
John on or tennessee Jones' Mallory Marop reace roN Pus
Sebastian ic' Thompson Of Ken,uky fomson u Now Jersey
ABSENT OR NOT vorSGMrssr- B,,c-, cameroa pavt ami
Rcil--i.
Mr.. STUART moved to insert after the word 'sgrans'
in the second section, tho words If hereafter made
which agreed to,
The bill was reported to the Senate, and the amend
ments were concurred in The question then stated
the passage Of the hill.
Mr.. IyERSON expressed his dissent from the second
mendment offered by the senator from Missouri [Mr
GREEN i and although he in his seat when the vote
taken that question, he had declined to vote,
wishing TO he found in the company Of the republicans
for when boy he had been told that IL pigeon got in
among flock of backbirds, and sportsman fired into
the flock, the pigeon would be Ms likely to Ike killed
any of them He, therefore, wished to keep out Of had
company but hc could not by his vote recognise the right
the people of Kansas to change their constitution many
other than that prescribed by TINT instrument itself
He should vote for the passage of the BILL however, mt
wi,hstandng the adoption Of that amendment but he
would say that his interest in the bill had diminishcd
very much since the publication OF the proclamation by
Mr. Calhoun that he would issue certificates Ia sucla
manner as throw the government Of Kansas into the
hands Of the abolitioniss He believed that to be net
Of surpation and he regretted 10 have heard II said
that this step had been taken BY the lyc Of southern
members The effect would lie to place the government
al Kansas in the hands OF ahulitionsts and in less han
Fix months the atmosphere OF that State would he 80 hot
that not decent southern could stay IN it. There
would be n stampede Of that class Of citizens He re.
garded this victory cutnev without fruit, and ~
such he cared little or nothing about it he should vote
for the bill matter OF principle, but thought the
south would gain nothing ly IT,
Mr. HOUSTON said he should vote for the bill, In
,oy,iance with the views Of the legislature Of Texas
Mr. PuGH said bc should be reluctantly compelled 10
cast his vote against the b IN obedience TO instructions
The vote being taken, the result was announced ycas
33, nays 2J ms follows:
Acp, easara, Bsri,min Drrs, ns,er, rsh
Rowu Ciay Fitch Fitzpatrick, Grcen, G@iu ltnnnd s
dcr.m Houston, Hunter Irer. johnson Of Arkssss Jon
Sl5,n, sds, thompson q kcn,arty Thomson jersey.
Tcon,b-, wright and Yulee-s
truen Dixon pco,tc ioueas, Duskee fsscndcn Foot si
Hale, Ham Harlan, King nsh sewsrA simmons, stuart Sun
ABSENT or NOT VOTING Mcssrs Bates, Cameron, DAVIS and
Reid.
There was marked demonstration Of applause in the
galleries at the result OF the vote, which was promptly
checked by the Chair Gs
The BILL in the form in which It was passed, is as fol-
lows:
BILL Tor the admission o the state cf Ksnsas
Whereas The people Of the Territory q Kansas d BY c'asen
delegates c,ied and assembled AZ con.u the lt sym
potmr 1857 for That puro-e formed !" themselves n'.n'n
the said convention having aske lic adn.o said Tr" ny"
the Union State equal fring with the original sas
De oti hy @ Senate and House Of Representatives. @ he Fnnd
Is hereby, bc Of the United f,,a
and admitted the ron equal ising with hs
, Of ali 10 TERRITORY ,al within TIC Following lounlar
Beginning point The western boundary Vi the ssfd
Missouri wlre the thirty seventh parallel ~ latitude cce.M
parallel tn the iltar, n New
Mexico thence north said boundary % latitude thirty eight
thence following said boundary westward 9, The eastern cuns
the Territory Utah Q" the summit " The Is~ky "o'uiair nu.
norw,rd The frtesh lanlti q 'atn"ts tbnr
sl parallel 10 the western boundary ., The Sa q N.t"
south with the boundary of ra stat. 10 the pcr
beginning Irodd Tha, nothing herein contained rrswws
shall he " mtm The ri-'h
property pertaining 20 the Indians W sAd lerr
such rights shall yng,-hcd by treaty between m
Unet and such Iuan-. 10 nc" territory With
treaty such Indian tribe without tho consent Of -
tribe, TO bc included within the t"Iinr" limits or inf'or'
state Territory hut At su h territory ahall be cHsF
the boundaries and constitute part II the State NJ
President m
n, the Hnthcr
the the United make regulation e
pccins such Indians their lands property ether rights by %
law Otherwise, which wuut have been competent 10 mex
this act hal passed
ssc And De further encsf,d That the state of Ksn
s admitted into the Union the condition @
said STATIC shall Interfere with the primary di-ron W.
public lands, with regulations which Congress ms wv I
bon, file purchaser ani crco impose or levy an
description Whatever, upon them
property within the limits OF sat' '
and t nothing IN this act shall be construed % aprhg" "
right Of the people in the .on-tiuton q ka
alter reform abolish their fo'm u government ~ @
hereby di-c'h'ms w
declare the construction u the 'H
that II he eahlc'n IN orm ana w. %
,n with the United States; and nothing WV
,t s, 10 all or TO W.
the ordinance annexed 10 t s
the people u deprive tho said State
in ,bc ,,t Congress authorize the people ~
Territory Mnncsoa form constitution and state Rovcrnu
pro,uraiory into the Union equal footing wn Wv
oyns approved February twenty S eighteen handa
hhyseyen "a, 49,, ,.rr.