The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-24

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,n;sad we proposed to that
pt ccrtain terms and condi-
t require that they should
ntion formed by them to the
the true intent and meaning
interpreted BY its friends
passage as interpreted BY
aioritYof three TO One-an
bted by every one ofits friends
representatives.. and by many
fher political organizations,
. be the true intent and
that Submission of the con
requirement ofthe Kansas
aIswas an authoritative ex-
the original friends OF that
her gentlemn who we've then
,ss; and would have been tie
for the opablican majority
who defeated it By substi-
son 10 admit Kansas with
a;iln. It q.
Il shown that The intsrpreta-
Z the Kansas. NFbraska act Is
\ tion, accordins TO the phiIo-
SO Of The sentence, according
: according to all legal rules o!
I have shown a legislative
i'll its friends when they at
L cut, Ihope. therefore, that
Z, lhe question as to the true
ag o. the karSas Nebraska act
did not require a popular
!. anstitution before admitting
Union. 1t did not, hcweyer,
Ssion, if required by the con
Ret to one other point, We
s<Lecompton is a fraud T; that
st.,st the polls that there was
crossing, and cheating at
5,l that there we're bogus votes,
Y cry from the enemies Of the
Smeat from the day we passed
s1util this day, and | expect tc
Y sas shall be admitted into the
\. intentl to deny or affirm thI
Si.cgatjops. ! Think there are
,onmlmities, very few excited
here voting is done by ballot
~ mfei States, where there i
INT ofeheatin6. We have heard
4 the State Of California it ha'
II in the city of San FranScic'
kind were carried to a grea
Sid, yistuouS, civilized city o
omInercial metropolis Of tn
I. / every day y,and sometimes pro
.h Of Congress is now exercised
I .rpI alleged to have taken plac
8imore. | do not know hov
ing no judgment on it.
wer which | think Is a com
hese allegations. II there b
/. il, all we'll constituted gov
s are made to try them ant
there let them go. Thl
'.af members Of Congress is t
5 he other house. II there b
az the election ofa senator c
/, the question is to be settlct
; been fraud in the election c
:. Z. nate or house Of representa-
sature of Kansas, the matte
on by those bodies respectivcl,
.ghalI have been admitted int
lAt is the tribunal set ny by laN
4 eofsueh questions. There, an
& can be decided. This body
undertake whether or NJ
rsuds in the elections of Kan
siding is legal prima facie, ifpft
our duty eAds, When tn
9w state, elected by its peopl,
the other house, that bod
"a circumstances ofhis election
4 elected by the Legislature
Il here, this body can deter
4 their election.
= body is the proper tribrmi
y affecting the election
is the only tribunal WHICH Il
nty centuries has shown ca
"a with any such power. III
inrists, the ablest psrliamel
iys held---and we find II dec
/ zpriviIeges Of the British Pa
privileges conferred on eaC
sshy our constitution, in Il
ssrv State Legislature, and inh
Tn meeting that n legislatl'
gfor rself Of the election, r.
glicatious ofits members. Viii
representative bodies Goa
lf you have . sense Of frat
members Of the legislator
thero for descision. lf yC
IN regard to the election Of
6ngress, take it to the 9TH
aye sneh a cause as to the elet
OF this body, bring it here.
lese bodies are SO corrupt thi
ride the questions properly,
re incapable Of self goyernmen
aall not admit that for any pu
They are the judges of su'
hsolale and sole judges. l.
holds his seat by this principI
wrongfully IL cannot be co
re !; but the presumption
is right. Society could n
II unjust judgments were not e
1just ones. Does the supreu
state or country in the wor
ghtly? Nobody pretends thu
3e q tribunal to decide, or the
at all; and therefore bad jud
forced as well as good ones
ad, until altered according
! allegation Of frauds is, IL
comes from a regularly
rnlnent. The convention v
pse OF the people, on the qu
tied by their legislature. De
ID by the people, ami the &C
framed a constitution. Th
9ftion oft which they thou2
,ple for approval, and 1t !
royal. ltstands on every 70,
law, the peace ofthe count
that the peIicy Of the Pre-