The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

fhrs aua resulted success o the republican ticket
Toe iolso~tnl The vote Tor GOVERNOR
william Halle, republican .....................S eSol
Aea Cate democrat.
Republican majority. 477i
ia TIE yut,u STATE senate adjourned al six O'Clock
a r., aftor 4 continuous session, which commenced
a. morning previous TIE hansas question the
tcr under consideration During the debate angry
vors passed between Mr. Cameron q Pennsylvania and
Mr.. Greene, 81 Missout IN which the ncii given
ho'l soes The aisr however. was subsequently AMIGA
by settled.
H. The siraight republicans a Rhode Islani held
Convention ID Providence and nominated their candidates
ior GOVERNOR cCuaht Governor and Secretary o. state
VITO ppt tle ticket Of the American republicans
Chr stopher Robinson nominated for Attorney 6eae
isi. ana Rober, X. Carr for Treasurer
IS The adioufnea SESSION Of the Democratic state Con
Ntnton q Rhode Island met In Providence ana hom'-
mated or Governor AeXan Ter Duncan Lieutenant Cover
nor, Elisha Potter, Secretary q state, John Weeden
!. Newton. i. navid J. Cha,hed, member o. the As
senby from the Thirteenth district Of New York city
ties rom the chamber Inc House for refusing to obey
N orders OF the speaker Ho resisted the utmost Of his
power, and was scrsiB dragged from his seat
~ Mr. Z. Calhoun President Of the Kansas Convention
which framed the iecompton constitution, and temporar!
state Governor published letter. in which he stated that
nc bad thrown cat ~" Delaware Crossing fraudulent cleo
returns, ana given certificates OF election 70 the free
State candidates FOR members Of the Legislature in Ieaven
worth county thereby giving f,ce state majority m both
branches q the state legislature. Edward q Lorng,
United states commss and ia ice oc PROBATE IN Bos
tor was removed from the latter olce W vote OF the
leg stature of Massachusetts and proclamation Of the
Governor. 1he Of lis removal in consequence
ot decision given sustaining the laws q the United states
in the celebrated anthony Burns slave in Boston.
Dr.. iorng Was subsequently appoated United states
Comm IS iourr
20 Alexander Duncan declined the democratic nooina-
ton FOR Governor Of Rhode Island ana Elisha r. Potter
was nominated in HE place.
p. Tho Kansas ecompton constitution passed the
tnnta States Senate by vote Il SO u 70. stephen A.
Douglas, Of Illinois, and two or three other democratic
senator voted with the republicans against the bill
90 The Lecomptop and aLti.ftcompion democratic
members Of the United States House Of Representatives.
hes1 meeting IN Washington, and appointed committee
T. brig about an un Outstanding and concert u action
ArRIL.
nvsnAY, April l. The bill for lie admission of Kansas
into the Union undor the Iccomrton constitutions passed
the United States House RI presentAcs. with amend
men; submitting the constitution 70 o. the people
for their adoption rejection. The bill, amended,
passed by vote d 40 49, only member being abb
sent This probably the largest vote taken IN
the House.
.. The Kansas bib, amended, was brought back to
the United States Senate from the House and the vote
beng taken the Senate adhered their original bill by
vote OF 81 10 D.
) THE Free State Constitutional Convention OF Kansas
adjourned, after adopting constitution in which
eroes ana foreigners having declared their intentions
authorized to vote the constitution
s. Annual State election held ia Connecticut The fol
lowing is the result OF the vote for Governor
VIM. A. buckingham. republican .............35,e6 900
James J. Pratt democrat 53l12
Republican majority 2.ss
: The annual s ate election was held in Rhole Island
The vote for Governor as follows
Elisha Dyer republican. .522
Elishs Y Potter, democrat.
Republican majority ....................s 5000
. The Cour, Of Appeals Of the New York de-
oided the scw York city Street Commissioner in
favor Of Charles peviin The sppouiee Of Mayor WOOD,
holorE that the Governor OF the had authority
e. el the vacancy in the office.
II The New York Registry bill defeated in the
Assembly, by vote Of 80 in TO 81 opposed The
order for Committee Of Conference the Kansas ques-
tion passcd the United States House of Representatives,
by vote Of los TO ls the Speaker deciding the question:
similar order also passed the Senate TIE Democratic
State Convention Of North Carolina met at Charlotte, aud
nominated John ". Ellis for Governor
1a Tho election fo s.ohens and officers OF the Tamma
ny Society took place IN New York, resulted in the
choice q the following named persons who
the WCstchester House anti Wood party Andrew
II. MicSle Isaac y Fowler, Elijah /. Purdy, Edward
Cope, Joseph n Marsh Emanuel r. Kart William u
kennedyi William q Conner George y baldwin Thomls
Sn 'asle X. s9oua s cspcd hs"s aspr
c Chlds, Sasamore, George s aesscrye Wisknkc, Rich
a. Two democratic State Conventions Of Illinois met at
Sp ngned The Douglas anti Iccomptou branch of the
party nominated W Ioudy for State Treasurer and Au
gustus French, xGoyernor Tor Superintendent Of Put
lie Instruction The Administrator Convention made
nominations at the time bot adjourned subject u another
call
90 The Kansas Conference bin passed both horses of
Congress THIS was known a. the "Enghsh BILL tho
main provisions Of which that II tho people Of Kan
Gas would accept the l@comton constitution they should
be Immediately admitted state; bat Il they rejected
It, they retain thor icrrtQgal organization until
such tune az the population should reach IN numbers the
federal ratio for representative in Congress The vote
in the Senate stood 80 yeas to - nays as follows
.e PENN hsysrf pei ro @n1 MIN Ia c., Eggs
DAVIS Mi.s Evans. q; Green, No Gwin Cal Hammond
foSs jcsason 1sao ioSasal AK ssnaedy Nd Ssis
Side. IA Thompson, n - 1combs, Ca Wright n, J.;
sA.s-a,s.rs Broderek, Gaia Cameron, rcun csand.
lsr x.h colstner Vi criasndsn Dr., ~ Daea c,,a
Focs VI; Poser, Cotn Hale N u Hau'lin. Ne Harlan.
NJ f han ILL., w.se csio wlson Ma. - o''N'
Psisre or,-nessrs Bell q rrnn., with Pearer Of Nd;
scs Mcpherson Of TerA. ned o. n - Thompson Of KY
J. u, House the vote was, yeas ne, nays lo3, as
an Pc" APs.,S9 ys AiSs TEN.
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HUGHES, Ind; HuylrT y 1aessou, 20 Jenkins,
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