New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23


briy Of the popls voting "a soeot4aee With b. o S
'H M to & p = ~ q ,ss y .ss T. ,..a. .,
Truth o tOe ess 20 % .sssn Hsysss
IT,. & 'sSF e ,sFsis and fS is 10, ssa s
Or ,se ."i. 80 70 ;5 me .. G .ai 70 .Sr IN as. .s4 N
-, /. o Nv E.snd sa,s b sS9Ss e.s e.. "a fIst
n h n xr cor,s;s :heir sfcr0r u fs,io sfsa-
N al, s,p, ,uppo,,sd in s,ess whei called uPss
q CT ,ss'' he ''ss 81 Co. Il ,c i "a t.S.s,. ..s.
.Tth :, The pos sh ;he d mocr.,c patty u Ksass s
wee ,.,n s VIM n. ucS. of he Coov-n,On .se,.s
He i5oIoai' 'A,4as'0s1 ne ooa'.,' - 49, a' 20 ~ s..
s,r,d p t Cu,iitUton Allowing slavery - o.
MI "s I'm i.sr prss sc.sn. l. l. possible tserc
usy he msory o. ih- ciEef OF he'as io.. ' t,'.s ~
,b ST., oe,,go WHY hi. oooossd ss.eucs oi ths Aeor
m pol. hsy bad the Ic. .,',Ss'S Sfs va sssn 1
diS culti.. " Ls1ipg eysrythns their o-n .Y f A
A. the late election q State ofcsr' they eAsrea t.i
cop,,. ,,n S.n thu. ded ,Ssi he 1,sa .,ye, snhsg.s
.,s 10 he ppn hat ths kSo ioni.r. compose .
jo'y, fourth .. the vOtsrs & Kansas -, -,
their upon the COAST, given the en- OF
p ,ni authority .ppou, sd,y. Be ,.d St -.
utterly and Was thrown apn dy o'ser than se ks
votes ~ithOu, lawful authority upon q,sn secded sed
shi A.. pr.d to The hsods Of Aosr vso
do net elsim TO taSo lawles'ne'. and .a;IJay, A.,
dr all restraint oPOn their wi;hs. . yI.eny ssSSa ,sysss
n" they h.ye cas- Ten thousand votes nan 80 10 ~,
rally In favor Of their candidates for Office not ~ many voen
one A. scOd ciiren. wa hci duty have voted he
a~ u election turbulent persons 'ey ' ~ so,e
reks ate, rarI hence had they numbered ..,sas nef
would eOpcs. p.lse i.r lees justify nssr
| open oi.r gard end eOne mp, q law c..,,.
Some consider the snhuis'ion OF Con.'hn H"n
OF tn, pc PIE for rs,idca,on a, Hee,ars to m 'amI
nay spcin; days in mas. meetint and naAs
Con'rtop they nay elect ,se,sn's& o. Ia oue % - o. aS
mitted 70 them for approval or Iec,ion sae =.
| method was v'Ty generally nsorted 20
The esl Of the Constitutional Convection Of Kansas gen.
eraly conceded 70 have been y ssHi The .ssOa 81 s
inter Convention legally called legally elected and clothed
With nv Governor Judge legislator either {, incsse to
dmDi.h its OF 10 alter modify or nay y. ss' G "a.
instead by The Les.atnre Of State may pos
alter OF anp Constitution thereof unless thereto specially
n" eiecoS Of ofbcers under Constitution tho
adoption Of Gonan held on Gay P 81 On su.SsS ss
considered valid any State or In any Territory or any ,
Soy or NAV az .H Sss in the .~e. prOc.e No
cn b. chosen President Governor Mayor or Justice the
rs .rd 9S .hamPSe.. SPGs K d
State hs. ,h. doctrine ben P,sS, s K.". . =. ss
certn ave 10 erected into rule how long VII b. ere some
scS cetion on day other appointed by toe swt
And when elections held without law by fctoos and on
s S.Sc most The cs candidates viii BY them be pro-
the mpo y canddsie' ana ,ns bsa x ox
stre blcod.hed and civil Rghi' must ever ee borne
| best and most upbeia Oy
and best protected midst o civil CONJUNCTION There NO
sc sdsence to the spht and the letter Of our Con.danens
and aw; there danger to our pee ana our nn 's
sanqS %ss % sss9
@ sS % bad q. Ps ye cr or .s Condn which sS
been fl ally adopted By the people two weei before and Which
1SS Ss % ShsS,. sDS Sr ' The n on the the
2.t Dec,nher 1857 final son, and that nsnue1t ..
Con.tuons be- but, until formally and awfy chanssd J.
that ft tdsmsns law cannot be affected BY town ueettns
irregular vote ordered BY a'a'h body Of nssea
who are Ge SSSgSssd % ,.ss ss'1 So
pleasing them their sbetto that 9mens mIsh =
. a' d eas: k. Ss, s :sS
made Lecomptcn that although Il true the Abotioess
ssm days sub.equen, those appointed y .v snd
refused to vote ssnst The Establishment. Of ss,sy
cuded H. and thus have peacefully settled ths question . asr
satisfaction ye they consider hsos wosa ss, " %
fault live under Constitution which howeye, srisvsa. s
pr,yisi prove TO De- my cnho' ohsNs
b reroiution, uDtl the year lt6t
To SUCH without sorns the ready answer that Ccnsrss
modify or alter a b. ,.s.s .,s Ss. 10 .
Jrm in'ution .bset OILY to the Ssnsii:ass 81
hs s '3fsS The csa.s ss:.es mpns$ eoupon cona
| in this connection. is in these wo d; ,,,,,,..
four whenever the Legislature shall think necessary 70 snssd
alter change this Constitution they snsii recon- % % ~,
Of b on.e concnus TO vote ssan,. csing Conyen
1a inS Ssrs re,sS .S1 for Eonyeno the Ltsrs .s L,
next regular session call CONVENTION TO consist ~ many
iins 10 be- chosen IN the the plscea and
BY the sae choose the s.s d,s
gates 40 elected shall within three months snsr Ad eee
ton for the purpose u revising iins changing tho Con-
.iiiion but no .is,ssn ,1s es made '"S'' A'
Tx. bs provision !. no. Objectionable Abo,onists
tS ,t ana n,oycS Sy s,S s Sysrws%ns 1 that
u inserted in their Topeka Constitution tho 'nA
"AMEAuMrsrs TO THE coSsrIrUroS-ARrIeLE xyL III
"srcTos Al proposition. fGr amendments to the C0n''a'
snc eonc1 twothi,ds oil the memtsrs eIectsi
to each aaT H BE SSsn hs ssn .s,a vita s tho
Nays the Secretary Of State shall csose the sns U s Re
a.. published F It least sir month: preceding The
M for ser and Representatives wnsn such pc:
.ash p.tisailon p.:sa sy sAe '.s.ss rs
' Ho BY %Sy $ q ~sad h be- .. pbsss ,Ss s
for pOr the next election which
pie for their .pproysi or REJECTION the majority q
os voting such election a. ,hs :d:ps such '"~nam'n The
SEC When more than ole amendment ct he
time they ,ha be submitted as 10 enable the electors 70
vote upop each anne men sepsrstely. 81 ~
Syc No Convention for the formation ofs new Conitssos
shall be called and smendm'n, 70 the Con..giion shn
than once in i've years tfeIrsf:er."
The second reply th Suppose tn. grievance real nd ,ls
fully interfere for that parpo. he Loop.oo Con
yng b: gSs % I ;% s;%1'S 1s ~
bM dc o the msoy the people by inserting in the Conitu-
ton t Kans following distinct and unequiyoc eoonifsss
Of power, viz: -, IN . 49,
ernuens founded their authority and iotu-d We 49,
beIsf therefore they have a. al n' sn inssn.ss sa
rsht to ser REFORM or abolish th'ir fm OF fove
ment in such o. they may think proper Hat - s
The Aboioni.s OF Kansas h.ys has far sought iowrS
methods the law aud BY violence and nos fvaeo
oS de voter. Of The Territory and therefore able 70 slec L
sres CoDventoDs they yet ash C9nsIe to wropsy
,r selyrs-thst change abolish th.r ConsttuttoD.
Ard In cap Congress refuse comply with their uncoastston
Al seusna thew threaten afcf the country with t6eus3
Hal cop. 40 49,