, 1861-02-21
CAUSES DF TRE REVOLUTION.

We hive, recently pnbltehed the population and
representation Of the several States rs returned
ths Of he d wsm
This 10 9 most instructive document, and more 60
when taken in connection with the law regulating
passed ten Jears since requires that when the CEN
sue ts aacertafned. the Whuaa representative popu
lation (Which Is lhe whole nsiber Of free pereons
permanent number {s33) and the quotient will be
che Representative -sttfste5 2f population. Those
ststes which have raet2ns e more than aa the
onehMf win eaaslize eath othef. 70 that tie whole
aey s. n Ese iass at
In this 1t will be s33, ns reported By the Cenfns
9at9aa: Ihs effect 81 this ye1nG1eas I9no E y; a. as
preaentatiycs to Which the old statea tre entitled.
Il Ninncentz. Kansas. Iowa and Missouri increase
~ a e. Of a4 stens oss psh
sane; sad @hils sks ls5ess: szstss soastimss. .e5s
members thel gene5sa e1 II ssl4on s9dea te tsc tc
cennus OF 1sG0, New Tork, Pennsy1vsnfa and Ohio
I'll zose Representatives., but they preserve the1r
staies. The ge1erd results of the present census,
% TO Congress- arc. that fourteen States lose Re-
prescntatises, ee0ta States retain the same num-
ies ST. na s 1ss
fotk, Pennar1sania, Virginia, North Carolina,
Sadh s aGd s
dyes. 41he ststes .of Arkansas, Texaa, Illinois.
Missouri: A3iehigap. Wisconsin, Iowa and Call
- The result d ihe sections is = follows: New
syl7anla. New:Jesssy;and Ohio 4oss 7menberf.
MARYLAND, Delarare and Florida, lose members.
AlAbama, Mlssisssgpi, Louisiana, Texas, Tennes-
Sso fndsa; nat aisses ets sn w.
consin, Minnesota and Iowa, gain II members.
Oregon .nd caliielnia gain meSber. -,
E s.as N els.s nG + dc
Northweat- Khnsss will have but one merber:
The I'd s;s.ss With Es5e Il as he formation e
from he Galt aa .as Quo aye1, Tens snd A1Ean,
Northwestern States, including Missouri and Kan
sas. goia taDsEs ns<mbe1. Relatively the grnwtl
Of The United States h strongly towards the West
especially T. the foreign Immigration Continues.
sS s6s TO e
most The only tpf. The United States Territory
which + 5qaily insittog 70 farming imnisrantf:
ar i've neg States, and they vii probably be popu-
lous and psospesoas. They vii ada, II a4othcs
pe S se
E1aaot the Morlt, from the slopes Of the Alcghans
foIhose or 4he Northern Andes. Healthy, temper:
hs ri Th win 1us enle ena nsses eon
1ent OF EoEth America No political movements
E2nfnfIeti result. It aE3ses from tht
;sEsof +; ss md controlled only By the dc
/. between tho Free and Slave stato., the fol
-. lowing a1eths sssultsf Si*:''::s
Sf s;sssss
,' sesfsisoas il sis1s stsiss:: sases a
5sss: aassie & e. RsPR''!ss e. s & s.s
=, lfttls more than dnnbe. The entire representa-
1lon Of the Siare States sA u. That Of the Frc
6t2teA u l49.. In other Wnrds the Representative
Of the Fee be hpt little less than double
In another ten yeafs they viii be double. :: =. :
The Cincinnati Gazette as will be see,
from the aboVe, copied from that journal
: has been 1t VT work Z 1T The Census tables 6
1seo;and III The: 1acts which it gets there
from indicate the main reason for the 81
. cession movement By which the countr
distaught. Tie loss :o@. power By: Ii
slaverholding and slaTe:breeding Interest
-th6r inability To- give law: to the cou1
:: try which ttey.hsHo1uled since 1s2owit
unquestioned rsgnlity is the spring Of Ii
3. revolution which has been precipitated d
= on Us A glance At the conclusion at wlic
our contemporary arrives; shows The jul
!; ): ;,sI.
IS :, ;Isspqaisiitiq 4.
!. the pownr, the loss Of which is Der
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