Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30

6rmation that the facts set forth in au.h
complaint are true. 10 the beat Of ths;,
knowledge and belief. And the s,;d
courts shall. in Judging Of said elections.
proceed upon the merits. thereof. ana
shall determine finally concerning tbs
same, according 10 the constitution ard
laws of this commonwealth and s,,s
complaint shall not be valid. or repardss
by the court. unless the Same shall h.,s
been fled, within ten days after The a..
ton, in the clerks Office of che prom,
court; and when the complaint il
undue election or false return Of q i'm.
tics Of the peace. the clerk of The IA
court shall Immediately certify 70 The q. !,
vernon the decree Of said court. Nh, :;
made, and in whose favor such conts..,
ted election shall have terminated. ma
the governor shall then commission sp.s .
person in whose favor such contestsde
election terminated. And in said IA, :
mentioned contested elections, in 'ss..
such complaint be fled in due time. shs
clerk shall transmit by mail immedia,sly !:
to the governor certified copy thereof;
and in such case. no commission lhalI !,
be issued until the court shall have deter. Z
mined and adjudg ed on such complainsa.e
aforesaid: provided. however. that shsa
the complaint is of the undue election and !.
false return Of q justice OF the peace. all
the justices composing the court shall
be summoned for the, trial of the com.
plant, and majority Of those not il,
terested in the contest shall be present
So. In every case, the party whois
election is contested shall, within ten :
days after the complaint. be served with
a copy Of the complaint and notice Of
the confess. in the manner prescribedby
law. Upon notice Of the complaint be-.
ing given, as provided for in this see.
ton, each party shall be az liberty 10
proceed to take all proper. dspositionsu,o
sustain or inyalidate said election. upon
reasonable notice to tho adverse partys
and the court shall proceed. at she frt
session after the said complaint Is made
to determine said contest without jury.
upon evidence thus furnished. aud upon q
oral testimony. IL any, unless good cause
be shown for q continuance bd5 sss,
Wonp, EArrse.-The Hoase bill pro-
vides for admitting Kansas into the Ua>
on with pro>slavery constitution. cub,
ject to popular vote. The Black. Repab.
lican doctrine. until now. has been that.
Congress may exclude slavery from
Territory. and reject the application ola
slave State for admission. !, The issue hs-
tween the Black Republicans and the De.
mocracy has been an issue between the
Wimot proyiso, enforced by Congress Ia
spite of the will of the local community :.
and the right Of the. local community 10
decide local questions for themselves.
The House bill cuts up two cardinal
Black Republican doctrines BY the roots
It first denies the right OF Congress 10
decide the slavery question, referring The
decision to the local community and IT,
secondly. upon contingency. ofe p0ps:
lar vote. so long va, rcd against BY, the
Black Republicans. which it authorizes.
provides for the admission of q .lays
State. 1t was voted for by :, the solid
Black Republican party, among whom
were many members who had made sol.
elnn declarations like the following. III
"Mr. .Farnsworth, So help me Coz,
another slave State shall never. enter lie
Union by my VOTE" l!as.,t ms4 rs
"Mr. Gddings., Twill never consent
that Ohio shall associate with another
slave State.
"Mr. Bingham. ! will not vote for.
the admission Of a slave sta.s-esr.siaiy
not. .
"Mr. colfas. would not vos. forih.
admission Of Kansas il the whole people
came here With slave constitution. 81
We have never known such, case Of
word eating, II is said that .oads will
eat live Goals Of Ere without wink or blink,
I'D ~ e@ Ra'A, Uaios.