New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
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ard claim TIA. they viii certainly succeed.
1880 p. nth here has been no meeting Of the
Conference Committee since yesterday noon. Grsa,
efSrts are still being made BY the Lecomptorit,s
70 lsIy their forces entire on Mr.. Er giish's bill
Some Of them express confidence Of success" Tas
result 3 d, ubtful. la conversation this norbias
G,n. Oui;msn declared himself utterly opposed n
Euglsh's bill.
The Supreme Court viii deliver a decree TO-
morrow. Judge Daniel OILY dissenting sus.aiaias
the Judgment of the Court below in the case Of
Mccormick sgt Many. for alleged ;nfrnseaea.
If the Resper patent, by which the claim Of the
former is denied million dollars is suppo.d to
be involved contingently in this acton.
The Administration mansgers, Senators sni
other, have labored zeaousy all day in the Houss
10 conouer Southern prejudices against the miser.
,be scheme which Mr.. English is made TO father
Nsssts Green and Toombs have made tie nselves
particularly conspicuous Secretary Thompson vas
ma, ;pulating the Mississippi Members. No posi-.
tive bearing was ascerta;ned but there is seeming
diposition in some quarters to make great OBJ
jeetions.
Mr.. Ouitman was absent pertinacIolsly through
out tAe sitting; but ss be sgni6ed his decided sP
position esiy. il is not supposed that De sas eur
reLdeI6d.
Mr.. Eneii.h informed Mr. Howard at the con.
ference. that he would be ready to repor. sooa.
tku. signiyirg that be was collecting n aYsilabie
force His ststemeut' are, however, not much 70
O.rded. There Is reasol 10 fear tist more Dougs
Democrats are demoralizel, sc,orditg - significant
Indications.
Dir. TsyIor's Printing Bureau vii be hooted 'ut
Of Congress, as il ought TO b..
F,o- oar O,ca co,,c.pOnecHt
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. April u. 1864.
The following s Mr. Eugish. Kansas b'l /" 1t
stands to-day. II MAJ of course be modihed'
StertoS l. That the State Of Kansas Ia, aud 10
Lereby. admitted into the Union, on an eluA iootnk
nth the original states with the Constitution framed
at IecomptOn; ard ,his admission oi nef ih'o the
I-non as a State is here dec area 10 De upon sas
fur damcltal condition precedent, namely tnsi 70.
sad constitutional instrument sha be u 81 submitted
10 vote of the people of kaness and assented 10 ~
them or a majority ~ The voters, AZ an elec'oa 70 %
held for The purpose. tne ssa eve, uSa 20, tne sos ssns
a each voter may please, "r0 proP"stion
"of Congress and admission, or Agsa'l
proposition cf Congress and admission ras
President of the Uiiied States, a, soon a. the
fact il duly ade known TO him shall announce the
same by proclamation, and thereat, aud without any
further proceedings on the part OF Congress me ad'
M scion of the State of ksnss- into the Union 90 ~
equal footing with the original State in oil respect.
vhateNer siall be- completed and absolute aud sad
State shall be- entitled 10 one Memter IN the House OF
Representative IN the Congress s the United Ssses
until the next census De taken by the Federal Govern
merit But should a majority Oi the votes cast bs
agarst the proposition Of Congress and admis.on,
shall be deemed ard held that the people OF ksnsss
do ot de-ire admission into he tton with said CJs-
| tYffhl a.
sticu; ard in that event the people OF said Territory
| hIe hereby authorized and empowered 10 form to
themselves Constitution and State Gov
| erumeut by the name Of the State Of ksn.
| a.. according to the Federal Constitutes,
| ard may elect Delegates for that purpose wAencse'l
and not bettre Is 0.CertaiLed, by cet sus duly ana
| legally taken, that the populstion ol sad Ierday
equals the ratio Of population required for VI nbef
oi the House Of Representative of the Unted states
| and whenever thereafter such Delegates shsil a.
s'nbe in convention, they shall first deteimlre bya
vote whether = the wish Of the people of the pro.
posed State 70 be adoitted into the Union at tina,
time, and, so sha proceed to form Constitution.
ord take al necessary steps for the establishment O
State Government, in conformity with the Fsdeial
Constitution subject TO the approval or rathcstios
the people of the proposed State, in such mauner
they may have prescribed and shall be entitled 10
admission into the Union = State undcr such Goa
stilution thus fairly aud legally made, with wthoss
Slavery a. such Constitution may prescribe.
Section second relates 10 boundaries 40, aud
Section third relates 10 Commissioners of Elsc
ton, and ia the same as in the Crittendeu. except
that the United States District Attorney 10 adled
to the Governor, Secretary, AID presiding oficeo
Of both Houses. ss Commissioner The reman-
ing sections are substantially the same s- in the
CrittendeD.
Mcssrs English, Green, liuLter, Stephens aud
Toombs hsd private meeting on Sunday. and
concocted this plsp the 'ubtlety Of which is shown
by the effect il has already produced II is virtual
backing down Of the Administration and the South
on Lecompton--sdmittirg the Lecomptcn Con-
cogIizDg tie Douglas doctrine of popular soyef.
egnty. For this reason ten or twelve Of the Doug
las men are inclined TO accept il.
TIE rest including Judge Douglas himsclf,
MessI.. Montgomery, lIaskip, Clark, Davis. Harris
aid the Illinois men, are firm against IT, on tbs
the question at issue; that by i! the Administrs.
tion sduits itself 10 he 10 the wrong about Lecomp.
ton, but seems 10 shun an open and honorable re.
caLtation. The most high. minded of the Southern
men, headed By Quiiman, oppose It a.s Disgrace
ful ,urr, nder and betrayal Of all the prncip., 10
which they have committed them.elyes 10 tbs
LecomptOn contest.
W,.H~cToN, wedfe.iay, April u, 1913.
The Sebates Coumittee of Cont. rcnce on the kss-
sa- IiH have Mr. Engishs bill uLdcr con-itcsafsso
ora n u supposed viii arrive at some c1nci1"n
today.
Tie INSTRUCTIONS 10 NJ. Reed, Uri,si STATE. Con.