Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-07
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MIR ENGLIsH's BILL.
BURLINGTON !.
FRIDAY MORNING, NAY i,5.

ton as a substitute for the House amendment
,.r - 80, .,,
ID 'hc senate o"l' w. lol'' entitled "a bill
for the admission OF the State Of Kansas into
the Union. This substitute bill passed both
I1,,,s,. -, tho 2o,h ,,r A,.n
'iou',' w '''1 o'''' ~
N"reoS, ino people oi the Territory OF
Kansas dld, ty Il convention OF d gates as
Sm'Heo aV s.tco'llP'oil on 'He fIh u"y "i
.N">.h ''r' 1870 'i' '''t P"'N.-'' iH'N ''r
~ 'A"' o-
ih'n,. '' ,'''7'''..'' .' 'F .f""H.t' t!d
w. as ~ '''. SOU ''''- an" place. s.''a
col' 'e''t'n p'' "''l' ii" 9''H'"c' "H''ih
sal oiaI" nc H'a-'-5 .',' iN''7''s' "1-n ..1-
mltteu as state, VIII ta,- an "d 'u'"d
r'5nt 10 TAX th2 lAHj' WI''h '
. ionH ny ~ '"o : "i'-" 80 - ,''' t'.'
70 FeIl"qo'sn s'!E "s9'it u l'S1I C.i.''H
c1nultioi'S SCI loili' n S1.i ","'n''"c' IT.
cehtCu ana aSrc-u W W ING I'hSi'S pi v.e
Chitsa ott1tS ana
Whefeds, Inc saia coIS'lu'tioh ana oi l.
nance nave o'eh present =" % Congress ~ II.
DER OF sal! convention, ana admission oI 'tu
Territory INTO the l mon t!trc on Us 4 StH.e
requested ana 0tsfeaS' sad orilnlnce = not
acceptance % congress, ana IL Is GeslrA'l2 10
'tsr'if"n whether the ne'lia OF Kansas con-
c4F /" ''' c'ill e. ''.' '..t' t'i]''' f-in-
- . -.'~
INA 'n It. q 2''t' '.' ..t .n 'i''-.' tlora-
iorS
re 4 f40tte"' &C. l.htI the state B. nan
s's p' ana IS hereoy atniI'ia mt til, L.A'n
on an equal toot,hS Wl'h tne original states
IN all respects Whatever put upon t.ls l"h-
dam9ntai condition pr, -dant, namely Ihat
the question OF admission WIN the l'Ii"W'hg
| proposition, IN lieu OF the ordinance framed
at Lecomnton DC submitted TO vote of the
people OF hansas' anu aSsehte! to ny 'h,m,
or majority OF the voters voting at an eIee-
ton to be hgiI ior tntt purpose h'ln ~ -
Ih"t the ioiioNIng PROPOSITIONS Na HnV the
same are hereny h5fta T. t9e r. pc o' 'NAh-
sas ior acceptance OF ! 'c'' 'h' "',cA II "c,
ccpted, snail ne o'hS i'ry on ln9 United
States and upon the SAID state OF Kansas, to
wit;
FFa.-Ihat sections numbered sixteen
and thirty six in every township OF public
lands In SAID State, or where either OF E'ld
sections, or any part thereof mas boen soy or
otherwise disposeo OF, other iahds eqnNdient
there to, ana as contiguous as may be, Shall
be granted to the SAID State Tor the us OF
schools
Sccond-Ihat scVenty-two sections OF land
shall be set apart ana reserved ior tac
support OF State University, to be selected
by the Governor OF saia state, SUBJECT u the
approval Oh Vne SoHhliSoiohor OF lle O,''1ial
Lang oince; anu 10 DC "PlroP[ldtc:u an" "pc
piiea IN sucn hl"hner us ttc L's'9'"IUlo Vi
tne aala oIa'o may Prescrloo lor tle purpose
Aforesaid, nut Ior no otncr PURPOSE
Ih'rd--lha ten entire sections OF iahb, %
be s!iectod by the Governor oil 'l'u 9late' IN
legal aGp-olNlsionS, shaiI DC granted u aNlu
State Tor the purPosH oi comllstlng the pun
lic-nulidlngs' OF ior inc efec'ioA OF on IS at
the seat OF government under tha direction
OF the Legislature Thereof,
fourh' - lhat al salt sprlAS7 "ltnh
said State, not exceeding twelve IN number
with SIX sections OF land adjoining, or as con,
ttguous as may 6o to each, snail o9 granted
to sald state Tor It's use the same - '' Sc
lected by the Governor thereof within one
year alter the admission OF saiu 3ta'7' anu
when 50 selected TO ne used or uISl'Iss.H W ol
on such terms CONDITIONS ana regulations
as the Legislature may airect ifo 'ds''
Ihat no salt sprlnG' or iand' the riSot "neiG-
oil IS now yesteu IN any lrn''iuuoy Or ilulSiol f
uais, or when may De hereafter c!nuIln Il OF
adjud sed t? any individual or individuals
shall by this article DC granted TO Sal' state
Fgfh-lhat hve per centum OF the net Pro
cecds OF the sales oil an pupliG lIhd0 lying With'
IN SAD Stile, Whlch shdl. DC SoIu py coi-
gress alter the admission OF siid 01lt' INTO
the Union, after deductlng all the expenses
incident to the same snail be pald u sliu
: Stite, Tor the purpose ol making p1plc
. roads and internal imrroyemt ntS as the Leg
islatur1 shall direct, Procldea, That the ior :
gong propositions herein "n 'r'q "r1 Oh tn, n
conditions that said state OF h"ns'S san
never interfere WIN thc primary u'aI.Si on
the lands OF tn2 nited States or win any
regulations Whica C'ngress may ma hgcCs-
Sary for securing The tide IN sad SOIL t. LoH9
tue purchasers there Jt, and that m tax snail
, be imposed on lands belonging % the Cnited
. States, ana that IN no case shall non-f-SiaeA'
, proprletors be taxed higher than resident
Srh-And that s"io 9tltG 0haii he'.r teA i
the land or property OF the Chited 9l1les III
that State.
| At the sad election the voting s1@ii DO py
O ballot, and ny endorsing on ms hlI!ot' N'
/ each voter may please; " Proposition accept
| o., or " Proposition rejected Slould q
! majority OF the votes cast DO Tor - FropoSl'
0 tion accepted, the President OF t4'
v United states, as soon as the 1act Is o"IJ
q made known to him, shall announce the sam'
n by proclamation, and thereafter, and witnon
. any further proceedings on the part OF Con-
q gress, the admission OF the state OF hGhSu
/. into the Union upon an equal iootlng win lh'
d original States, in all respects whatever
r.. shall be complete ana ansplhte ana sAi'
State shall be entitled 10 one member IN ,h'
4 House OF kepresentatNes IN the NohS'eS
70 OF the United States untli the next consul
q be taken by the RED raj Government
But should majority OF tno votes DO cas- cas-
y Tor Proposition rejected, II hnan DC ueehi
ed and held that the people OF Kansas 90 no
v desire admission into the Union with san
: Constitution, under the CONDITIONS SCI ioIt
in said proposition ana IN that event III
people Gi the slld territory arc htlopt w "u