New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
IOWA.
,neuondcnce Of The ". Y. Tnbane.

DES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 20 1905.
The Legislature of this State is well under way
in law-mating. That strait jacket worn so long
by the constitutional imposition of conceited and
fo.y Democracy is laid aside by the adoption Of our
rev Constitution.
A Banking law is being prepared, which must be
submitted to the people for their approval. 1t
seems quite certain that we shall have presented
to the people State Bank, with branches, and a
Free Banking law. There is strong constltu-
tons restriction which promises to defend US from
a worthless issue, aud think both systems will be
adopted Provision is made for Board of Educa-
ton and school system which promises to place
us in the front rank i'll this regard. Oar fund is
large, and the people awake TO their Interests,
having been BETRAYED by late Superintendent of
Public Instruction. aud subjected to loss, proba.
BLY, of from $50 900 to 800, 900. The University,
which is located at Iowa City, has all ample fluid
for firstclass institution.
The Legislature has lust sent on instructions TO
our delegation in Congress in regard to the LecOmp-
ton Constitution. which Gen. Jones is asked to
obey, or resign. The Democracy are divided as to
policy, yet mainly in sympathy with Senator Doug
ias. and they refused to discuss tie questions at
i.sne. They have lost the sympathy of the reading
masses, and it is perfectly evident that they ieel
that their power as party has departed
We are having delightful warm Winter, and all
predictng better times on the opening OF Spring.
Lands of the first quality, on good roads and near
towns, are offered cheap, aud there is (ssve in the
newest sectous) large surplus OF food for man and
beast.
I send Won the message Of the Third House,
a capital thing of the kind, containing home hits
which conyulse with laughter. Governor Rice is
an ex-member of the Legislature from Clayton
County. Yours truly, NORTH.
TIE following are the Joint Resolves of the Legis-
ature of Iowa respecting the latest phase Of the Nan
sas question:
Wheas Application has been made, Is about to be made
Congress the United States. for the admission of the
Territory Of Ks:s. into the UniCn Of the sa under
Hheo Among Other s,ts % gu questions . "a s1ss Sm I ,v
smsd aid instrument refused submit fairly the people
Of ssid Territory for ratification OF rejection and
Fundamental prime which our Governments STATE ana
s,ste through their General Assembly clearly to THEN
Senators and Representative il Congress then opinions upon
Re 7 R.oircd BY fie Geae,ol Assembly the State Of rora
ma S' S oes ted 70 Cppose the Admission Of Ka. is one
h state. Of our Union under the sos'l IocomPon Contn
ton because among other .sd Constitution ~a not SUB
md by he Conyn,ion which framed IT, TO fair and honest
voice of be people u h Territory OF Ksn'asoT hc'E rs s'e
Resored condemn The resident Of the United states
and all others authority under he gu
Of the United who have advised or cpsent" 70
the admission ksDsss the Union under the LccDuPoI
Constitution.
Resoircd That the Of the pretended submit of the
Leopton Constitution 10 the people OF Kansas Territory e
poycd the schedule Of said Consutonvz that the votes
cast must be for the ContuiionsIe an insult TO connn
h aud sn common honesty and had ther oIsh 10
bold determination thrust Slavery Kansas in oPposon
OF the people, and in violation OF the spirit oi Vui
National CONSTITUTION
Ro.ed That in Congress be requested 10 re
| therein indicated
R,oosa That tn. Secretary State instructed 70 orwari
eopy OF s foregoing p smbe and resolutions 10 each OF
senators and kepresenisives In Congress.
The vote III the Senate and the House on the passage
OF these resolutions, was stiict parry vote 10 the
| Serate il stood a. follows:
YEAsApderson Atkins Brown Cooi Cs,.u Carter Davis
of Fok Davis Of Clinton Foster Grnne KrkwonJ L1.h
ridge McPherson Mccoy Rankin Reed Reiner Euscb sIau
deTs ShanAd n, Thompson, JenkiRs-l2.
N,Ys-Aleu Bailey Dale Johnson, Mann Neil Prscv p.t
t.rson, Stewart, Tiuble, Warren, Wilson-l2
In the House il stood:
YrAs-Me,sr An bony Bates Carpenter CsssiAy of lt
b,ska Cooley, Collins Dsua Dewey, Dsamuiond, EdxAI
r,s,,r Crimes Cue, Harmon, Jackson Lambert, Luudy
NcCtay hct;rrw Mitchell, MooEman Morgan Preuss X =,
drh TsnhiD Raize Sco:; seey,r Ssns Stewart r
Thompson, Truuibull VAIN, Wris, wilson woodxsst
| Wight and Mr.. spester-+o
H.Ys@Wcssr, Ayres Bsader Bcai Bekrsp Benr-;: Csu
bs Casey s.dsy VI Van bItsn, Cs.sdy OF Weoiny
o,b Ctof Des Mon,, ClaIk Of DSeuqe, Cfi ot John
an ola, D. W. Gray ID rac- J9hr-en L-nsy, Mal
~. - ~ ..s,r 81 w., .c..