New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

t,. Senator from New.Yoh. note here LA
deck SAID that the returns were all made With, s
days: 40 tie Sensior from New York ia ansver~Ss sn
Mr. Green then referred to the statement o..
Do,sIss that the Constitution can only b. ehs.S
bf fore 1854 by the exercise Of frevoutonaTy ngs ~.
ssd il wss not 20. NevYork and other Sa,ssi -
dore il. and il was inserted With sinilsr interass
,ioo in the Ksr>As bill Of ngh.s; ahs people sss
xay otherwise they could cot regulate thsr 80
affair. bet would be ,und by the preceding c,s,
tier. IL summing 1p, be ssid that he would sos a.
pea! to the Americans to build up the Deuccrss
party but would ask them to help 10 break dor Il.
euly party dangerous 20 bot5.
Mr. CRITTENDEN (Ky.l would rot reopen the A
bate but made az explanation that hls stsienss
were based the official records, ard not On (ic,
e,ner's conversations. Thank God, be distinggsA.,
between the lght and the wrong and had the coarse
10 ssy 20. He followed his oonycton not party. h
was kentuckys maxim, - BE Just and fear not, an
II Was ns He believed his course best for the Norp
ard the South He had rever used the words "s
"r,yed h;mse'f ou the side Of tie Northern n,
"mocracy." lie wihe neither TO build up notbrea
down an, party. He made 81 ahec,ion.,e reersns
10 his compstriots of the senate, when the Sease W.
a erea; body in which wee Clay, Calhoun, Webst<
s,d Bepton lie was an American, and MS prineik,
was to protect the bsl,t box A. the only iasirumr
by which the people can exercise so'ereienty, lie
bslot.box being tie crowE and scepter Of Anerea
Mr. Crit, nden having finished, Q conve-sir-
arose az to whether the ordnance resng TO tsetsrl
ton Of the public lands was part OF the ConsSiiat
The Republicans argued that II was. and exaiblei
Nr Calboun's certificate to that effect Mr.. Pcys
sud others argued that it was not, and the matter
drSIRpede; IG' GREEN Mo-, moved ,A.. ~asou, farA.,
debate the Ser ate proceed to take syoe. lie with
drew the Mime sofa bill sltoge'h'r, anJ moved tGfee
snerdr.nts to the original bill a. 20 nske Il rest
a. follows he amendments are italicized:
THE LEcoMPToN BILL.
BILL for the Admission Of the STATE OF kAn:.. a,O the Usa
Eomnli,tec on Ter torie. FEB II issS
HAs,a TIE Isr: % ' Is,,. 81 kas.s: Ss
tcmbcy4 1857 JOr~ yor hr~sero Cor'hsi,S. a-s s,sk
Gorvument 'Sa'ch dts Cm,c"oa nasn' a'se as eS %
b, m MATED Sy RE Senate and Howe Of Rtp,0ea.n..s
ne fnitSd StaeoJ fmera Cosgres, d.smbed That u.
state Of Kansas shall be- ard ten BY declared % BE- one " ns
eous footing with the Original States 10 al ,s.p. wa.,e,w
the said State shsn consist OF al me ssas
G n , ,nT hnssry Of the Stse Missouri ~her. he htJ
seventh Psae OF "SS S5Ssy S.S Of Mesco thence ae
On said boundary latitude thirty eight thence sins .s.
i,,h on The summit, Of the Rocky Mountain: thence north
said summit to The 'osn pasnT, :, az .so.
Missouri thence south with the western ooudsy Of 'aa sss
psS Thai nothing hcrelu cou.red respecting The bosaS
s said State shall b. construed 20 impair the right Ct peso-
property now pertaining to tie Indians IN said Territory ens
m nch tight shall reu suished BY ttaty eetwesn the
United States and ,Uch Indians or 20 include any Territory
consent Of said tribe included within the tetor. s,s
or jurisdiction OF any State Territory bat ali sech Territory
bs be excepted out bouudsis and &C Institute no paa
the Ss,e OF Ksns- until said tribe ss signify tner sea, 70
The Pe.d,t Of the United States to BE- included within al
state or 70 the suhoy OF the Government Of The Uri'ed
to make any regulations respeens osn ihs .nu
,eni ( make { this act had not been Ss''?,
SIC ,ndbe jurtier tnaeed rnst the sste OF Ksn'ss
sdn,d into the Union upon the espr SGnsIS ~. s
tic snds with regulations which Congress may hnd ncee
.y for ,s % ~ mee IN SsS OF levy sSy ss
imposition Of any dssGen wssOsssT s% ss mP. gPon o .s
That nothing hn Aet la be oons,usd 70 aer,dge or ~
fringe any ,ightf the neopse a,rfed N tM oyn.'s..
government in .ueh ~anner a. they ~ay think p,sSr
Goag, s.''ss si.s"sg s , s"s soSsas SsSs any . s
eEcspf 10 rfubI'oan IN torm oad not N q.
,b s'e at bs be eonstr.d q an assent BY cOne.. OF
any OF propositions claims contained in the otdirssee
n.1sd to the Of the people OF ksn. nor TO dPhvs
the .d State Of Kansas Of the sam: .sn which wsre con-
talned p said .ct en.s. Az @ .io p
State Government preparatory TO sSmsson into the Union
equal footing with the original States approved yessusJ
SIC s. And bea further Enacted That until the general
ade the State Of Ksn. sh. eaed ons Rsprsea!sVs
in the House OF RI epresentaives Of the United sts,es
| The second amendment was carried oy vote Oh
| Yeas, 81 Nays %.
Mr. PUGH (Ohio) withdrew his amendment Of
Mach ,, and substituted another" That the Federal
laws If not inoppicable be extended iLo the state
| "of Ksnsas a Judicial District TO be formed, and
Judge, Attorney anu Marshal be appointed and paid
| d" a. IT, Iowa" Carried by Yeas, 81 Nsys. l9.
| Mr.. CRIl TENDEN Ky moved substitute for
tie bi in sub-tarce, that the Constitution be sub
mtted 70 the people now and II approved oi, tho
Pr, sident TO admit Kablas BY proclamation ii re-
jected, the people to call Convention aod frame
Constitution. The substitute makes fpecia provision
against frauds.
Several Senators here took occasion TO explain Their
votes.
Mr. KENNEDY ND as a cons rvative middle
man would support Mr. CritendeD reseryiDg the right
aiterwsrd to vote for Lecompton.
Mr. HOUSTON fIexRri yofed for Iec0nptOn in
obedierce to the resolutions II the Legislature Of hA
State.
Mr. PUGH Ohio reluct .ntly voted against Le-
compton for the rsaeon.
BIZ. IyERSON tGs.) defined his position,
Mr.. GREEN mo accepted the suggestion Of
aIotber verbal alteration.
MI Crit'e LdeLs substitute then put and lost BIZ
iess, "a; Nsys, "a.
Tie bill as amended to admit Kansas with tho Ls-
compton Constitution was then put and sass ed BIZ
Yeas, 80; Nays, 25.
YEAS sFoR LEcompros. Mars AGAINST LEcospro1
ALABAMA .rtzPsneA,
AsKaSsAs....."..s sebastian.
Johnson
CALFoRNIA-........Gwin Broaedck
CossEc1Icv1 ....... Foster
, D,4or
FLoErDa..... .MsllOry.
Yuler
OEoRGiA............Iverson
hDrAsA..........F Fitch.
Bnsh,
TSs~S.0
Iowa. Jones. Hayss
KEsTuckY......... TLonpson, CsirrtsoEs
LopIsIAsA.......... Benjamin,
MArsr.............. ' g...c1'-,
M.ss,cHusrTTs.... bs.o~.
S.nge.
MARYLAD."......k kssSEOY
PeNo-
AICGMGAs. s.gst:
MISSISSIPPI. ....... Brown