New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

r,rsrssd oe-nsv. the Southern st1e. me pc o ne
.hd tn. principle q .tc, SGs an. ns T sups Co u
or.r, ,ast.n.d by .oI. dcssn, ths same rinoPIs
fh.Tsrs oe.!i.. .s.,,r.S .. q s,sss 80 Or any
s.. tSs Sa-,ue Court And the AnerssAn pope have
bounced .tsn,t must necessity htve proved
Ins .e'.Sn 2, %. Territory Of KG., created sn..
ihroushout The country 80 On ss de. md Tia
sa. was nbseFebty eroash, e ne CoDsr-. for
s Tn atsrpment wss completely IN.
dor.d livery department q hs ~, ,, n Tna
favor OF Territorial authorizes aud aSnst the Pary
r,,pti1s m in he sn.e on thi, subject BY Mr. Dous..
~ fSirnr 0, the Committee charged with he inves.issOn,
Tt ,,.ar. Of the KAnrNebsta act wss ''renooasy re
rerops who thought it less evil 70 deprive the
r STATE. and Tei,Or,e- Of he shs OF stas eoay and
fov.ruc than 70 allow them TO deciS me slavery question
m every state of the Union ass done and uust
,. lied ,s sisie. bs o the supreme law
Ind Finding Opposition 10 rhs P,.egn b pm If M e: cs.ns
edaely entered into in .cme portions of
b iop 70 control The political dstnis and form and requisite
h u,,itutions those Territories and future
brousb the uachinery Of EmiEalt Aid sptes In order -
; and efcepcy the movement, and surround
b The color Of eta sc of Incorporation
cea Gom the Of the State Of M.sa hu.es when
powerful corporation, with capital Of s5oco invested in
Br,, and pd. u me chan disc and mills IN aud rifles
no powder Lead in all the of art agriculture and
W g ana and centTo Of director,
holders authorized BY their charter to vote by proxy
the e1t.nt ofy each enters distant and 'sr'e setted
Territory with tie fixed purpose OF welding ell m control
the dome institutions and political destnes of the Territory
question Of fearful import how far the OPERATIONS OF
the company compatible with the rights aud liberties Of the
people whs'sy.. may b. the extent or limit Of s,a
has The right any lay or authorize any act or
any other State. Its wesettled principle Of Constitutional
law this country, that while ell the States Of the Union
everything which affect. ii. domestic policy and internal
stands in the relation Of foreign power to every other
thorire any with influence change the domestic
policy Of any other State Territory Of the Union than
ss,e with which Me peace Indeed every State OF this
generous comfy toward each other member Of the Con-
federy than the laws nations impose foreign States
imperative as 70 male it our duty neutrality laws and
the whole and authority Of the executive branch OF
in restraining or citizens from interfering with the internal
oftoesn States can the obligations Of each state and Iei
oy Of this Union be less imperative under the Federal Con.
tuition observe entire neutrality in respectO the domestic
These prove the character Of the resisting party in
Kansas and illustrate m purposes from the beginning to the pres
GoveMmet a. before stated Under the.c in
condition # affairs and with these recognons the
the popuaon continued increase until It believed the
bad arrived for admission into the Union IN accordance
the provisions Of the organic act and the just
s1p.E; e R ory on pissed at toy to take The sense
people the subject Of forming State Cow nmen pre-
and se majority voted in favor of having Convention to
aeOpt Constitution indeed the vote was almost unanimous
18th dsy Of February 1887 passed sw for the Of
the people for making registry voters. for the election
been by lawful authority and to be regular fair and Just
in its provisions Mr. Gesry then Governor Of Kansas vetoed
The bin calling Convention, for the that did not
qure the Constitution when framed 70 b. submitted to vote OF
the people ,oI adoption or rejection. = -, H..
by twohd vote the veto OF the Governor and thus be
considered solemn duty leave the people OF the Territory
perfectly free through their delegates in Convention assem-
%ev v and hance did not to dictate any single sc
performed BY the peoples re,entsiiye' whose authority on
usa Rs.r & wS s %M %M a coaS;nou what S; should Do on
ON one Il ss s.ss1 Ss "n Ga BEEN n vn
Of all rules of risht and Ofju.tice to the people
l.aIe to pas. law calling delegates. be eI-
I'd BY ly ad Beyond s9
mnistens act which the people required would have been
& ssS % co,d :; he .. sh e people 10
esc. to reflect viii. The republican institutions Of
nste.d e"t Of meeting in person did people 10
large umuuous assemblies where no certain decision on any
tlpg could had and where liberty se ultimately lost
the people Of the State, happy Union have chosen
h. % sIhS nS syh e re r. n.so IN TaG pss .hSSa
matter other in mailing constitution. or In the Hsssse Of sv
Observed In ali our institutions State and Federal and far in
history has proved faithful and efficient in protecting me
nobs which dn.ed Gcsn republic. and some t own
lster cities But whether the repesent..ive principle or the
r the Committee decide is sufficient II either one be
adopted and By S the Of : mo nd
valid objection to the sotion Of the people hs; res That
gree under institutions and may almost be claimed an
i.srican ,ysten
portuntes al the citizens Of Kansas TO have voice on the
Con,uton in and through the Convention, cannot ee denied
SEC l. Sheriff. required between the i of March aud i..
of April 1887 make have power to appoint
SIC In case Of vacancy in Office Of Sheriff the Probate
Judse shall perform h' duty and in case o. vacancy II SOo Ias
Sc ocer, u above shall file in Office of Probate Judge
list of
trict on the first Of April, 1857.
SEC s. Probate Judge continue receipt of said
lot OF May for the purpose Of correcting them
Governor end seere,.ry, and distributed generally
to he made bs the Governor Secretary according the
sh.red voters Number of Representative to be aIy
on .ba d on Il. 5e MonGy no
SIC g. County Commissioners shall appoint the pIaces Of
SIC TO- Judges election required to be s.o the
Clerks and duplicate returns OF election shall be made ana cer
SIC IL Every bona hde nhsbisn of Kansas the third
Monday June 1887 being citizen Of the United Ss-' and
Of whose s.denes n the COUNTY
said election shall be entitled to
SEC H. Persons authorized 'aie the census 70 administer
SIC isprovde' for the punishment of unlawful 'enp:'' to
sfc. Il provides punishment for illegal voting.
IS provides punishment for those who auduenty hinder
SIC S Deessies are Iequired assemble in convention
I'll, cspta on The iiIst Monday Of september next
src provides for an election By the Convention o. m OH
49, In relation the salaries Of sheriff. and ether officers
SIC 10 Resy- the location of the election distrlcts
SEc " requires all votes to b, eird
SEC q sives q tsbulur form for the returns.
Above bill passed Governors veto the 18Th OF Feor
Hy 1857.
rrs,yy Of the voters accordingly taken in Of
the Of Territorial Lessature 90 tar - wS poso-,
der the peculiar state Of things then existing 10 do so
pesrs portion the uhsbA refused :, b refitsred
hcious names and tier. prevented the omce'
from plying With the ,aw
subject
VT 10 not my purpose to reply your statement OF iss
DO knowledge enabling me either 70
admit deny them my say however have heard rae
nuif. auhentic And IN soLoe mstAces