New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
UOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr. CLANCY JONES asked Unanimous cou.,r,
.s print. for the Of the Committee on Way. Al
Means the Indian Appropriation and lsdisn Ds6csoy
bills IN order 10 forward the pubic business.
NJ. GEORGE TAYLOR objected.
Mr.. JONES said hs wished this noted.
Mr. SAVAGE endesvored TO have considered Hs
Soldiers Pension bill. but the House went into Con.
mittes of the Whole on privste bills.
Al o'clock on motion OF Mr.. ENGLISH, the Com
mittee rose when he made report from the Comma.
tee OF Conference on the Kansas bill Ii is signed by
Messrs. English and Stephens on tho par Of tho
House, and Messrs. Green and HuIter on the psr Of
the Senate. Messrs. Seward ana HOWARD asOent "A
The report was read, as follows:
Vhrsd The People OF Kansas d BY C,uven;io< Of Dsr
sae. i.uHd Leeomp,On on the 7 day e. So,e@ss 1851
Cioye nrns nt which Constitution Is republican and
Wh~sas Al the same time and pi.ce ssd Ceavsetor ID
STATE IN hsye untoubed right to tax the aodl wia s
limit M, il rtan condtiou, Sc, cs IN said ordSS
BE- accepted and ssreed to by the Congress Of the United S
Said Copstituon and oriin,nce have been pes.t
20 conse.s by order OF sad Convention and the sdusoa
h-,e9, aid ordinance Is acceptable Congress snd
d.rsbe to ascertain whether The people Of Kansas ,A
changes -sid ordinance hereafter stated and de.e si.s
mo III. Union as State herein proposed therefore
be II enacted &C. That the State OF ksnsas be aud ia hesy
states ia all respects ~hstyer t upon h. iunta nent.
dou precedent namely Thst the question OF admission .Ea
ths oouipg prIos'iOp in lieu Of the ordinance E.ncd
Lecoupton s.n be submitted to the vote OF the poSs
Ksuas and sssen'ed TO BY he or the m.oy OF te rse
,b owins propo be aud hereby oGec %
.id oe Of ksi.'. for seI rr, e &c .cesp & s.ion Nc
ard the hereby Offered to the .sd ps ., Ma
their tree acceptance Or tees,on ~h,'D scepse A
9bisaioTy %y Upon the 0H"sD ''A'' '"' "r' ''''
F,S,t Tbs; sections numbered and thirty ss ey-u
ovnsbp Of public lands said State aud where either Of sA
or or any part thereof sold otherwise dpos
OF ther lands equiv thereto and contiguous
shall be- sar,ed the said State for the use Of chcos
Second That seventy sections OF land shall b set apart M
reserved fr the and support Of State University to b
hy
the Commissioner OF the General Lsnd Qi- " os app
State may prescribe tor the purpose Aforesaid but TOT 10 oAs
ih,d That entire sections c land to be selected BY he
Governor of said STATE In legal Subdivisions shall be sIsnedb
ss STATE for the 81 % .e.t q opneut
direction Of the Legislature thereof ~
d, ty eyr in number with sections OF land douins
As contiguous may b. 10 each shall be granted to said State M
@ uSs Se.t % the admission Of .si state and when selected
used disposed Of such terms conditions and tes
spring or land the right whereof s now vested any a
vdr or individuals which may be hereafter confirmed a.
Judged to say Individual OF i00"'d"A 'n'n 0' THIS Ns
Ffs That hSe per centum Of the proceeds Of tho
pub spds Iyrg within the said State which shs be sold
Congress after admission Of said State into the Cnion AZ.
dducns al the expenses ircident TO he same sna De
Legislature shall direct Prorfsd rne h
never ai, reEe With the primary disposal the ed Of
United States with any regulations Congress mud
ssry for securing title soil TO bona de tae
and that no tax shall imposed land bslor sng tie
ni,ed States that in shall den prop,u
SIN And that rsd sae shall the lads popdy
of the United States. -
SECTION That the STATE Of Kansas be- and hereby sin
ted into the Upon equal footing with the cgna Ss
with the Constitution framed Lecompon ard this sdniaiss
pdsm. nia condition precedent namely That the sad C'n
tuons instrument 'ha be first submitted TO vote Of The e
voters election be hello tor the purpose. At ths i
the SVss sn S ~ o o snS e Of
admission" or Against proposition Of Congress and sdnls
duly msde known to him, shall the By
procsma,on ard thereafter and with further proceo4nis
the part the admission oftbe state Of tho
Union equ footing with the original States IA al respects
whatever shall be compete and bsote and said State sh al 20
.ntit Men Der House OF Representatives IN the
Congress the Unit States until the next be taken
Proposition Rejected shabe deemed hs ta
the OF Kansas do desire admission into the Union ~a
iton; and in people Of Territory hereby
authorized and empowered TO form for themselves Constitution
nd Government by tie OF the State K4nss
oroius the Federal Constitution and may elect Delegates f
bs purpose whenever and net fore !, certsined
duly and legally ken that the population of said Teny
equs, ihe ratio representation eqed for Member
Bouse OF Representatives Of the United States aud wh1'v
hester such Delegates shall Assem- ble In convention they @
rs determine by vote whether Is the wish Of the p0pd
the proposed State to BE- admitted into the Union thH Tina
and shall proceed 10 form Constitution, and take s
steps for the eallishment Of State Goyefnmen
eSnoIn ~ with the fsder, &C conuiio9 subject to ;aoh limit
or ratihesion the people OF the proposed STATE as they may
the Union State under such Constitution thus fairy aud k
gay made, with without Slavery said Constitution
prescribe"
sLc p further enacted That for the purpose Of s
suDg far possible that the elections authorized by this Vt
officers Of brsnche. Of s es.lsturo namely he P
Of the Council and Speaker OF the House
hereby constituted Board Of Commissioners carry
effect The provisions OF this act and all the
and pTopI 10 that end ANY three of them shall
Beard aud the Board shall power and authority
and establish precincts for voting to adopt thos eady
hed polls 20 be- opened such places may
proper in the respective counties and election precincts ofd
Territory 10 appoint judges Of election esb the
of
two OF whom shall be competent 70 st to eqre the shsrr Of
ndse. places Of voting for the purpose pe
ing and good order the said Board instead ad
they may choose t persons o the pap'~
The election hereby authorized shall continue day oy saa
shall not b. continued later than sundown that day Ts
Bosrd sha appoint the day for holding said election aud s
Governor shall the by proclamation, and h
day she be early consistent with due notice hsr-
the people ssd Territory, subject 20 the provision Of t
The aid Board shall have full power prescribe the a
manner and place Of said election and 70 direct the time 1
the returns thereof which returns shall be made
said Board whose duty shall be % announce the result
President Of the United States without delay.
aai6orled ali phabitsnis Of sid Territory over
Of twenty years, who the qualifications which
the lat geper, election for member of the Territorial Ls,
sDd others shall be allowed 10 aud this shall Do
the only quahc alton required entitl. the citizens the n
Of suffrage in said elections, srd if any person qkt
bal vote or offer to vote sIy person shall h
false feou. OF fraudulent shall alter or
returns OF sid ton such shS conyclon ba
hsft
ices than six months and more than three yesrs
SEC. e. And Be il further enacted. That the asnbers q
BE- Aforesaid Board Of CouiBissionsr and al parsons
apPoId by them 10 carry into effect the proysons Of hS
ct ts before entering upon their duties take cath 10 o
iorm faithfully The cuiies OF their respective Offices srd on n
thereo they sha BE- liable and subject cbss
end penalties as provided in ike under th. T'0A
.ews.
SIC ind be further enacted That the officers mentons
in the preceding section shs receive m their services tae sAs
given ioI like services under Tstos
laws
Mr. ENGLISH said, in view Of the safe ct toe
public business and tie fact that this subject mas D.
ready been more thoroughly discussed than any prop
sition ever before Congress- be did not propose "
make extended remarks. The Committee of COnief'
moo Mere ieeulY imIressed with the reananslhlNy