The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1857, Page 1

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Bat it, The action of the Oonveation te It presents a key to the solu. the exercise of the highest righ's of sovereignty pos- when undee Had such @ provicion bees ta- United States, It canvot be 0: fm the act 1 would have been @ usurpation of intelligemtly and honestly coa- rity by the Legisiaiure. that boty bad no right or the adminutraivin feck confident Governor Walker wcceed tm pacifying Kansas ana adjusteng the difi- jes tw that Territory posseared 00 was Gov. pears weer re cheulé control ine sole The Convection a bigher the ot’ er band, the federal coustitatioa 120 euch restriction upom the Convention, It is that tae Legisiature bad ne right to do so, aed that Convention iteeif alone has the power to determia) | | ] F & 5 g | s & a preparstory to admission into the Union as a — ie the bili which Gov. Geary votood, but jh th e Legislature subsequentiy passed over his head. ‘aportance cam be csiimated when I state that under ftmelf becomes functus officis by the peers ‘the full rights, =z = s _ = a = = = c we — =z = = ce = ~ Defeat of the Discontented Dis he has every imcentive to restore peace bya to you for publication this morning ‘he act of the Legislature, providing ‘for the taking of ine cen. discharge of bis intios, whist not s eingle personal |antage can even be surgested for his pursuing « tor- based upom # total igeorauce of even tne radi to dictate to the Uouvention what ihe fc tare action eicotion for deiega.cs to convention’’ to frame & the latter should be. Tne Logisiature did mot transoe: 4 nty in directing the mode in which the Convention arises as to the Deoeesity of @f the United States, this is a de ‘will be deme as « matter of right, which canno! be of the Convention. 3A8 PREPARING TO BE A FREE STATE. EW VIEW OF THE QUESTION, they might agree upon, to the people of ibe Terri- by the people, It is thas incipient step be talon to lead the Je rome wean away from the peo xe of the Territory by the Con- YHOLE NO. Deyond this 1s Legislature, snd the comstitation of tbe the Bapreme Court, they bave not te ee eee ons Oe eee ve path. fa tho first place Geary’s veto was unwise and puertle Of the imbroglio, aud we believe Governor W the nerve and aviliiy to master the situation, Dill beosase tt did ns render it obligatory upos the \venticg im eo many words, to submit the constitution 1d be brought Into being and its delegates elected, to the people by tbe Convention. the limitations o/ au act of the give it proper suihority ; provisions, rightly, ly for their approval.