New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
FRoM w..,sHlxGT TON
TEE STATE oE KANSAS AND PRESIDENT
BUCHANAN
srpspOaarsoe Of ne n. 7. TriSne.
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w,Trxoros CRY. ID. c., Dec o. iss.
Tb. Hon. Msrrip + Copwsy tbe .vsnber OF Con-
ertss elect from Ksnsas arrived here few days ago.
with two eopes Of the wyandot CoussuSion-oee for
Ire Sepste and the other for the House o. Rsefesen
ssiyes. Beirg obliged 70 leave Immediately Tor Asw-
York 10 ATTEND the meeting Of the National Rspebh sn
Committee he paoed the two copies in charge ef AR.
Grow OF Pennsylvania, who. siter tho organizstsn,
wir deliver them to the proper officers Before icsy
ing The CIV, Mr. Conwsy had interviews with
the pesSen, Of the United States and requested hi
"a, nj the subject tn Congress in bis message, asa
The esse Of Oregon. The President said Il would
he necessary for the Constitution to reach Congress
,brousb him. as the CouvebtoD framing il took precau
,opaIy steps TO have il 90 directly to the presiding OIL
eers Of the two branches OF Congress The Preside lt
said he would have no objection 70 send il 70 Con-
Rress in a message, II, As IN tie case OIL orrson'
there wss bet cne copy here, and thai IN ms own
Isnc,. He wished il distinctly understood tea' no
did no, object to sending il TO Congress from any cap
tons rfi,if Mr.. Con Tsy said that she wysna"
Constitution provided; EiSst, that copy should DO
% The President of the United States with the ex-
ree,s,ion tia, he would communicate 70 Congress;
,A,lat comics we've aso ordered 20 be sent {, tbs
Horses "A matter Of convenience, and to oeyiAe she
uonss Iss. ritbon copy, the senate having the cniy
~. sx,s,, which accompanied the message. Mr.
c,pwoy said he had bcreh, the copies for she Sens's
and House hi,.eK but tlAs special nesseneer Ju1gs
w M Arsy. wss sppointed by the wysneot
Convention with present certified copy
of The Constu,ia to the President, and asa that ne
opniea,e the same in msssass to Congres and
recommend the Immediate admss. oacf Kansas INTO the
UnioD.
To-day Judge Airy called npcx the President
and deiivered TO him the only ceTsxed copy VI
the Constitution in manuscript, ces two for
The House and Sensss are printed eopes),
and be repeated the reqasst made previously ~
Mr. Conway. The response of the Presifssns was
similar bu, after being urged by Mr. A<ny TO eommu-
,ieate nj, views to Congress uyoo the subject aud as
.t in the immediate sdnssicD Of Kansas 90 a. 70 enA-
h, the veope OF that troubled sOsnt' to give Their At
,eption to other matters and IL peace devote them
selves TO internal improvement 'md.sr permanens
government and remove this eleent OF controversy
ON, Of the csnTsss Of 1860 and fposA ble stop tue
s,atiou of ss question either ia Coma rees Or os OF
"it.r the pre,ident replied tbG. he would take soe
matter into consideration and determine as an carry
day.
Tie Senate Investigating COMMITTEES has cent OnSS-
s. ZONES. ESQ., Doorkeeper Of tbs Senats, to Texas,
for Richard RealL tie ex-SeereAry OF tine bro~n
Government.
understand that Tbaddsus Hyatt Of New TON,
President of the National Kansas Aid CommEtee w.
+. NJ. Army, the General Agent of hat oom@iiIes Us
ia said here that he Kearuey" mentioned n deuis
Smiths letter, and the W. f. Mc. nseyY rsen'ioled
by Ri,hard Realf should be Judge VIEW Army OF
Anderson County, Kansasli Gen. BIC. fomeroy oi
A,chison. Gov. c. Robinson; Martin F.Conway the
General Agent of the Emigrans AID society a. Law
renee, Kansas; Capt. J. Montgomery, ana a" "saS'uS
Waues Of Linn County will be summoned 70
appear IA witnesses before that Coumit;se. 20