The New York Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1858, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH Ui, 1858 : THE KANSAS QUESTION. ia their Organic act and the constitution of ‘the United) PRRBONAD, ._ INSTRUOTION. i the ‘matter states, which must continue @o long as they WY WHO P SIR AA ARRAN AD ARR AAD . cee own discretion, but this they did aot do. This con | Fory. This wes the remaib in & Condition. ‘The argument tas | A-vemored tiem Cer tieesatte Sein aces Ohetoe | A FOOTER’ ANTILE COLLROR= Ri ¢ (Mr ») of ciLon was elected with unlimited and pienary powers. | *tatec. with so much confidence, Congress, by the admission, will be forcing any institution | jtreet, 0 the night of March 8 or morning of March 9. or wbo | of the Ty oy Majority aa ( ty oe the Spe- | pene Sage Tn dae can } cubmitted to a direct vote of : whatever upon an unwillioé people, is as gratuitous as it | Keows ot AD) package or bcx being seni to aby house during | practical thorough and Shales, Fhe cours® of inrucien 8 elal Committ Fift i 0 sion every bona fide le diess, even ifa ‘there be to sla- night, 0’ ving faine for the attsiament of elegance rk tan | doubt wus orevbad fl power, at thats owe ducretion, | elective franchise had Hee tor by the constitution of the Uuiked benee slavery, | atthe atice Of the Depuly eaperistendent of Folice willbe | in ariimetc, sd kilo Conakeopiag nn tre | to constitution formed by them, or any te ia en ene Maes wpe, theme s0 by Se conmlalien of a | tr, Frater nas dome rnc (om eee dn the reg- ‘The Select Commitice of Fifteen appeinted under the | part or no part of it, just as the; Pleased, for ratification, Kansas. cannot prevent, and this will con- | ((/yoNSOLER” “CONSOLER." | ged paths which through the This the well fore ‘the election of | ™*ting ler tinue to be the case until it is removed, if ever, by the tis marvellous this art is Tor wadies redblution of the House, of the &th of February,to whom ¢c/evates. Governor Walker virtually tola them | ey do not like, when sovereign power of the State. are valueless yh my wes referred the message of the President of the United himself. Ta bis inaugural address he says:— S cows, it they realy bare we comruittee, therefore, report the following resolu- OM. 1 RABMBETLY RAQUESTED TO BELIEVE coned so tao ayes pee Re eee renders is, the States of the 2d of February, “concerning the constitu. Ibe people of Kansas, then, are invited by the Nites au | when pace ‘Resolved, Tha! Kansas ought to be ad State ti Ga et at eatoky seme somamnnieenen. fe i] lem framed et Lecompice, ig tbe Territory of Kansas, | (0m kuown 12 the eoneiation mio pasucipace freely ant | 9 follows.— on eetnae, bene eeamntes 0, 9 ate ee FOF THUREDAY, at 12 O'CLOCK. A YoUxe , RRORNTLE | ARR FROM by © convention of delegates thereof, and the papers “air coverument’ The in tae performed {a entire wy pre Constitution with slavery. footing withthe ouher States, us recommended by the Pres * GERALD. | FL France, mahes 0 obtain a sltention usason or ction when it extends to the out: stitution without o RY © a aseompaaying the same,’ with instructions ‘10 in-| frase ‘yur cemuat compel the ed ing a0 sagreguie of 6.56 On: Extn ee es BNRY ©, M. WILL, ADDRESS ALINE 70, a. xu. | fered. Adéron Pailine, bor ta Hera ‘connected with the formation of | Thr ughoutour whole Union, Rowever, and wherever ity of 6,657 for th . ‘Treaty ‘nion aquare Post office, Ps e, and relieve ae oa ne quire iato ah tie ome eas ander which she same | (cverament . those, ni fro he exercing of mh pons +4 at, ra ‘a UNITED STATES STATUTES, VOL, 8, P, 581.—BUROPEAN | the anxious minds of his family and friends. A peSMALL | SELECT SCHOOL said constitution, an: e be right of suffrage au’ ize those Wl vote TREATIES. . | like to ive afew to instruct in Fret | the: baentees Joining in the etection, if not a majori ni overs in MRS, A. K. PARRY IS IN THIS CITY OB BROOK. e to receive a few pupils neh an ‘were originated; and into all such facts and proceedings | {hem in that contingency. and the absentecs are samueh | +) o'territory, in Trot ote cate 4 Now be. | Art L It is ogroed that the contracting parties lyn, will'she Jet Dire. Gradot, of Savannah, know where | OF music, and would be willing io take io payment dry goed as have transpired since the formation of said constitu- | oy violence, by the act of the majority of those ‘do vote, | fore Congress; and according to the doctrine of Governor shall, a ee nm pads in their name, Siaseas Se she cau be found by sending her # note to 515 Heari atreet. bre ies OF . A. B., ‘office. tion having relation to the question or propricty of the | A*\t llad participated inthe election, Ouherwise.aa voting | Walker, in his inaugural address, ‘those who abstain from mete fo rea: raver SP B, N—CALL AP NO. 163 WEST TWENTY EIGHTH | AN BNOWISH LADY, EDUCATED IN ‘ ‘ - : i “ ‘accused crimes enu- Ben ae att rorvitory into the Union under said | uPybe,*oljauary, welt eoveznimeat woe oe nvrarp nner: | the exerciae of the tight of suffrage authorized those who | crated tx the next Leletion arto ocmatien wiesin J. aoe eet AE coaSe Mies sour sdrantage: wishes to meet with ' situation as mornicg’ govermeag, th is rae an | Qauve, “Vow anould mot console. yourselves my felow ets. | ‘id vote to act for them, and the absentoos are as much | Teo ction of the requiring party, ehall seck an} ——— BLL, | nat Dike Aromas Wrench and music, Aiddrons We Comstitution; and whether the same is acceptal | ene wish the'retection hat you many, bY & audsequent vole, bouna under the law as if all had participated in the clec- | {8° Jareicln Oh Mp ne far, Oak re Spm piet es en eae || tae aerate atiatactory to the mojority of legal voters of Kansas,’ defeat the ratification of the constitu om Altboug! moet aux: tion. Tr this view Re-oteyect, ibaa no coustitution ever — By A. ee eget eg owane MALE TEACHER WANTED—TO INSTRUCT A have had all the maiters committed to them under con. | us "0 secure to you the exercine Ct Te a ot | aa ea cine ete jauoreement by popnlar ~yot®, | Provided, That this shall be done only when the fact of | 00., Augusta, Georgia. : ; ung lady tn Knglish and music, One residing in tae as Second and every objection to its. validity on the gro pat ee | ticinity of Twentieth: avenue. whose chai sideration, and now present tho following report:— the master of the people, yet Ihave no power to dictate tue | wanting even this sanction, is vy without foundation the commission of the crime shail be 80 established aRY MAODON, er pase fe on gpm in sorta ns ‘The leading object of the resolution under which the utterly that te laws of the country in which the fugitive or the | PAE (ALD —INYORMATION WANTED, OF reas, tuare, Pope, proceedings of thas body. In two of the thirteen counties stated above—to wit MacDonald, cousin station D, Bible House. cnn . we accused shall be found would justify his or ber yMacdonald, i . was raized seems to baye been the ascertain. |. Tvis language clearly conveys the idea that the Couven- | Madigon ana Woodscn—there were but 90 votes cast—40 | Person 80 ad. Said Ka Shoat of all the essential facts bearing upon the question or | {Cn Might or might not submit fhe constitution tobe | in the former and 60 ia the letter; and but 1.135 0 the | SPPTehension and committment for tril if Whe crime bad } dareh, 186, and wen sd Cather | STO ~caree RITA uneeons 70 Sauce ane pocenily of tee sineieisn 5 See oe eee gee Aa Ae hart aarp hell metic CT a A I een there comm! Wed. 1.5 40 delivered up who shall be | sucknowing ine wheneshorts cf Here eee ei Any | short ima—Mr. DOLBEAR, 409 Broadway, will rive tule peop’ 191; Coffee, 453; and Anderson, 177 : so that if the elec: chargo4, according to the provisions of this convention, fer afavor on her friends by addressing K. K. H., Herald | ublimited course in bookkeeping, writing snd arithmetio for d A f i : B; by ). | tive others to make @ constitution for them being true, as | tion of ‘4th Januar: vidence of » orl dation ofthe President Mhis object has Doan the contri: | (cy; ecntenaed for by Gov. Walker, ft follows most citar: { anrihicg. it would prove nothing more coscustreiy tan | Wie aey of the folowing crimes, wis Murder, (oom; | te Private deaeon these term, PP mmmeliaiely 19 secure tion. The scope of thetr duties embraced an inquiry into | !¥ from what be says that such re in dP ‘ven | thatthe clamor about thedistranchisement of half the peo- Daghendion, the exis Serene Bik Tene peor | 8.—DO NOT DISAPPOINT THIS DAY, IF ALIVE, all facta relating to the legality aed regularity of the even by thelr silence, The authority conferred would be | ple or even a considerable portion of the people of the Ter- | Code by the lerms assasmoar on, parole, ibeatects eae si lan sy ve TI... .. Taeasee ceedings tb Snstitaton, | ‘mplied by their abstaining from the polls. On the quea- | ritory, is utterly groundless, and resor ly a8 a pre- ee nn aA Feri Se ey By Shed ono hen Fn itn, Lon of the powers of the delogates'to be elected t0 the | fcr 2ion dhe wait Ol aaeeth ee este OT a ckext | "aP2) or with forgery, or wilh arson, or with emabeazie- | ERSONAL.—FOUND—IF THE LADY WHO WAS RE- AUBERT waviea, i6s Wase BROADWAY, New Ga ‘or not it be the imbodiment of the legally and fairly ex- | Convention, Yg. Stanton addressed the people as follows:— | pecomes the more glaring when the cause of there being | °P* by public officers, when the same is punishable with EB p Sposa be pecaileman pe AY (4 2, fa nal, will sell three magnificent new seven octave piamo- Prasea wil ofthe toma fide citizens of Kauieas, With this | |The goverament expecially reeognises we Territorial ac! | no registry in these four counties, of Franklin, Breckin- a a aa et ag TO THE TREATY wire FRance | (fiu000 Abou d'lock, during ike mow storm, and. who in Sian ismenee deduction, ‘Purchasers eve oflered a: chaaas : * | which provides for assembling ® convention to form & cou: e"anderson ani ‘ is is ea ‘omnibus at Waverley place ; understanding of the tleld of labor before them, the com- | Min BMIth Sh. view to making application to Congress fer Senaned: Tot oa by co pen tof Mr Caitoun, OF NOV. 9, 1843—RATIFIED MAY 5, 1845—Vor. | will address a note to John Bianbdpe, Girard House, Paik: Saas we. mittee direoted their attention— | ; dmission a& a State into the Union. That act is regarded as Vilsou 8 617. delphia, it shall be returned. re 1. To a law passed by the Territorial Legislature provid- | Syosenting the only test of the qualification of voters for dele. | Slluded to, but by the deposition of Geo, Wilsou, to be y Be Gh¥> Gelphis, it shall be returne® | CAN AMATEUR WITH BASS VOICE AND A TOLERA- ing for taking the renee of the people at tbe October elec. | bresenting | Conreation, ant all preseing of oters tor dele: | fund io Senate document No. 82, at this session.” rom | Tlie er me of robbery, desing the same to be tho felo- | > Ee<oxar.—witL THR GENTLEMAN WHO. TOOK, | Ghtls,asder, wishes oats. in a frat rate Catholl churot Tight the act musi be ai. | these and other notorious facts, the rea! and true cause of | niovs and forcible taking from the person of another of Dy mistake an overcoa: from the ball at Dodworth's | quid: aidvenm stung localon of elses: bon dra Pos tion in 1856 upon the expediency of calling a convention to | tionsare thereby repealed. In tl ; re of registry of veters in these counties, and acon- | govds or money to any value, by violence or putting him | Rooms, on Tuesday evening, please retura It to the address | ofiice. form a State constitutioa, lowed to have prov ¢ed fora full and fair expression of the | afi 2. Tne law of the Territory passed the 1h February, payed people twrenee oe Sere ee, See be pigeon sequent failure of representation being apportioned to | ‘np fear; and ha crime of bar ry defining the Ly ook (126 Pearl street) on two letiers in the pocket. a cay ae Pe 1857, m pursuance of the popular will expressed under | ‘0 represent them in the constitutional (ontention. lo not _| them in the Convention, too cleariy appears to need much | be breaking and entering by t into a mansion house tegen cage - 7 er BROWN & ALLEN'S CELEBRATED BOSTON Duranance of the por : loudt, however that, in order to avoid all pretex’ for resis. | (Ch ladon “que parties in whose bebulf the crs of dis | of another with intent to commit felouy; and the corre: | (WHE FINDER OF THE WHIP LEFT IX THR LONG tnd BD EH. W. Beallhe prise tsloueoae te reee | icenol Island cars on Wed: fy then. | eponding erimes included under the Vrenca law in the | 24.4 iVejistare on retural words vol qualifié crime, not being embraced inthe second “ . Doan ele Cncemian of anicinion consluted ba. 60 to Mons! Hotel, 86 Bowery. oce, on 9 the previous act, providing lor an election to be held on | tence to the peaceful operation of this law, the Co) 1807. of dolegates to such a convention. | itself will in some form provide for submitting the stry of volers, apd the apportionment | tracting question re; ions mate by the acting Governor (stauton) of delegates to the | s0 long wbitat ave led C01 e with the provision | actual bon eouvention 50 calle accordance: ith the prov tous of | gatos! fraud and violence aday afternoon, 1th inst., will be | Rent allowed o1 ‘ ering’ Tio the office of the company, | and improved NewYork riancye? Jase? Chlokering’s RWC KANOUSE, 435 Brondway. GODONE, NO. 173 BROADWAY, NEAR NINTH G street. up stairs, in consequence of removal, offers the franchisement is aow raised prevented the reg : ganization of that Territory of inep whose avowed! object ‘legal authority, They went there | tween the United States of America and Their object was toset up an impe- | of November, 1843, it is agreed by the present article ve- _ LOST AND FOUND. ons which has | seives. tet alithe | beer every possil) stitution be ing thetr social institu pople of Kansas, 10 a wi esidents of the Terri said act @. and the question of diil¢rence thus submitied to ~ “ , 5 4. The assembling of the convention at Lecompton on mn D Hf ‘ngas will be ad. In the lauguage of the Presitent, they | tweon the high contracting parties that persous charged | 5400 coo Er ne . . alance of his entire’ stock of musical tastrumente, muse the first Moucay of September, 1857, under the act last | miteaty Congress Bs eller se ona of the sovereign against the legally | with those crimes shal be respectively delivered up in OS OOhEAE. Leer ties. as MAY BAYS FOUND ants, stoma, Do, 9, rice, One hnadrad pagea of nd tbe jo >: their proceedings. States of the American Union, aud the Territorial auth ning. This istully | conformity with the first articie of the said convention; | jij. Jost afew days since in @ stage, in the street. or else- wroaneitaritontiwscnardire A rdh Seater eee i by the convention go assem. | Will be immediately withdrawn. established by numerous reports of G nors Shannoz, | apd the present article, when ratified by the parties, shall | where, wil copfer a great favor and be liberally rewarded JANOS AND MELODKONS-NEW AND SEOONT 4 to in the message of the President Flere Mr. Stanton clearly admits the full power of the | Geary, and Walker, und Secretary Steaton They were, | co te apart of the caid conventiod, and shall have | by returning it to 102 Prince street. Mama: beat Tecate aad Wate Kou tates pple re 4 6. The action of the people on the questions submitted | delegates to be chosen to form a constitution, valid in it- | to a great extent, the e1 ies those who denounced | the same force as if it hud been originally inserted ia the py = ang RnR RY 820 a or aR EY low prices tor ensh. The Waters large and popular catalogue ». 24, 1846, O8T—ON TUESDAY MORNING, hy. MING FROM AD- | of music at ball price. at reat pi2no and music agenoy: Y ; < ees : s ackage addronsed ‘ ACT OF CONGRESS TO CARRY THE ABOVE INTO EF- | iyevere Greaery & Maury, in care of Joba Lamb Jersey City, | © HORACE WATERS, No, 3 Groadway 4 | same —F her it be submitted or not for ratification. It is | the when it passed, as @ great * wre to them by one of the clauses of tae schedule iu the | self, wi t presses great Confidence tha: the “distracting an * outrage,” and who were resolved to a: constitction, true, he ¢ ams & Co.'s Express to Jer ‘These laws, facts and proceedings constitute, in the question ”’ which was the slavery quest: would be “im | ful operation | . ‘The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning the ssid = ment of the committee, all matte: avy material | iene form’ submitted to a fair vote of the bone fide resi- ‘To show the groundlessness of the firatclamor.as well as | rycl. 9, p. 392 Laws of the United States ; U.S. Statutes, | package to Joon Lamb, Jersey City pi Bein Gudea County 0 CHoRaL = gong aa OBRAP, Dearizg upon the main questions embraced in the recom: | dents of the Territory, and the firm belief that if‘‘the ] the last, we might here inquire what was the wrong o s est 1356; Dunlop, 1789-1856, p, 1,189.] 3 wing notice where it can be found dinstromeuial parts A list of which may be mendatior of the Pre 1, and covered by the resolution sstion of difference’ should be submitted to the deci- utrage of that bill. Was ita great wrong or outrageto | An act for giving effect to certain treaty stipulations be- or x - papas sr A plication to Mr, 8. W. LEACH, 89 W eat Twea- of the House. Pot they per: thom’to be filed and | gou of the people, Kansas woul be admitted without | permit the people of New York, Massachusetis, or other | twcen this and foreign governments for tho apprehension | ]CSTSIN A SIXTH AVENUE CAR, THE HALTES OF | \y sixth atveet, New York. Feporte: to tbe House without deeming them relevant or | delay, This is exactly what was done by the Covvention, | tates of the North, as well as the people of the South, | a2 delivering up of certain offenders. Ing thems to SE OLN erect will receive two dollars for thet mavens | as the tesiimoay accompanying this report shows. As to | going into a new Territory, the cowmor property of all, | ‘That in all cases in which there now exists, or hereafter | trouble. DANOING ACADEMIE! T. The uct of the Territorial Legislature of Kansas at its | the powers of the Convention, however, the committee } to be as free as they were at their native homes, and it | ay exist, any trea'y or convention for extradition be- NR NAA ; called e6tsion m [Decem>™ providing for a vote to be | will cite but one other authority. That is a speech made | forming new States to enjoy the same rights which their tween the government of the United States and any OST—ON TUESDAY NIGHT, AT 12% O'CLOCK, A | A popnoETss parc ACADRMIES, taken ou the 4ih of Jautary, just pas ea for and against | by Judge Douglas, at Sprivetield, Litinois, on the 12th | ‘athers dic in the formation of all our present State con- | foreign government, it sball and may be lawful for any of Indy's gold wateh, on the way'from Third avenue alon , " pony now = aia constituti | jane, 1857, just before the election of the delegates took | stitutions and governments? This is just what that bill | the Justices of the Supreme Court, cr Judges of the seve. | Twenty fourth street. across, Madison square. ap the T1%B | 4, soon witt be continued anid June la 8. The official anuouncement of said vote. place. He said:— did on the maic question « controversy in Kansas. rai District Courts of the United States, aud the Judges of |} ){ Pu vara wit be paid to the Suder. , Pupus received at any time. ‘And, also, as cumulat'se, though not mater Nothing more—nothiog less. But, rather thao see this | the several Séate Courts, and the Commissioners authorized |; ———————_______-__ Bs ~The gR eS Kansas is about to speak for herself, through her delegates x Oo The letter of Mr. Canon, President of the Lacomp. | aahnena is about to speek forma coustituticn preparatory to | great principle of right, justice and equality carried out, ton Convention, to the Chairman cf the Committee on | her acmussion into the Union om an equal pwe | wi e | this class ot men went to that Territory to defeat it at Territories in the Senato criginal siales,” Fence and prosperity now prevail through | every hazard. Betting themselves up ia defianve of law | i ‘Ali these papers are sppended in full to this report | outher borders. The law under which her delegates from the beginning, they now denounce a constitetion | ¢ eS eee eo, (except a part of the journa! which has not yet heen re- | Sdout to be elected is bellewed to be just and fais hy alt Us Ob | made by thore who ‘conformed to law, as ‘a fraud.” ‘n or Territory with having committed within the | 7 oct —ir THR GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK BY MIS. | tiscde”’ and ‘Peenuine Belch reel, as danced st the Geert ec edmined | jects and provisions. ‘There is every reason to hope and be- A : +) : It Geivez, but which is expected in time to de presented | 1\<Vn thatthe law will be fairly interpreted and impardaliy | Cheat’ and “a swindle.” But the more ultra of the jursdiction of aay Such foreign government any of the Ce ee et Dotworins | balls of Rugiand will be brought out, with th With he rest), and marked as extibits in regular order. | eaccut, goant> inmure toevety bond fd inimbitant the free | same party elsewhere have long since said mach worse | Crimes enumerated or provid for by any such treaty OF Lee Passed! eteiea: Ok tenn eee eine ae Yankee dance called the “Panic Reel.""’ At the View Regal The committee deem it unnecessary to go into an elaborate | and quie! exercise of the elective franchise If any portion | things of the constitution of the United States. This wavention, t issue his warrant for the apprebension of | raglan, will return the same to No. 6 Harrisow street, he will I7th of March, to perform exposition of them by detail. A general reference to | of the inbabiants, acting under the advice of political leaders | class of malcontents in Kansas are orgavized ina party, the parton ‘80 charged, that he may be brought before cenfer'a favur upon the owner. | the os gs re 88S OES ree Deg, Sales & Suares Cree oe ths material parts, for the purpose of ildstrating | ‘a Gistant Sates, shall choose to abseut emauives fram the | having the control of some of the counties. They re’ guci Judge or Commiscioner, to the ead that the evidence | ~~ 5 ewanpoLoai ON BROADWAY AFAR | wilslichtly Am rleaulze thin dunce, commencing whim at the conclusions to ba arawn fro:a them, will be quite suf- | polls, and withbold their votes we of leaving the tree } fused to recognise tbe validity of the law requiring the | of criminality may be heard and considered; and if,on | JOST 8S, REWARD LOST, ON BROADWAY. REAR | Patrick s Bay and ending. up with Haste to he W ; di in nority, and securing a pro siave- 4 ficent. Those which they deem ‘uaterial are all docu. | ute democrats in a minoriiy; snd Cs wee at neon of the | Tegietry tobe made. They opposed its execution, both by | such bearing, the evidence be deemed sufficient by him | gota dumvier the gitteta fiend. a Kuve, ring, ac. A gaat | Wtonor ef the expected and much desired marriage of our OST—A GOLD WATCH, ON UNION SQUARE OR THE HE “LANCERS” WILL BE DANCED, WITH STAR neighborhood, Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets and Ir. spangled banners. at Mrs. LUBY'S academy, 275 Bleeck- Virg place. The finger will be liberally rewarded by leaving | er street, on Wednraday evening, March 7. Every lady ii ai 53 Irving place: 7 Joining in the above dance will be presen’ 8. | , | : mentary, about which there can be no dispute Toey eople living under it, let te responsibility rest upou those | withbolding their own names in some instances, ant {a | stain the cbarge under the provisions of the r b it Mrs, | ¢zcellent President James Buchanan, who ts anxious to pre- ete Meant complete history oF the proceedings re. | hie for partisan purposes, will suerifie the pricipies they | others by driving the officers, whose duty it was to make | treaty of convention & shall be’ his duty 60 Litho serve both at home snd abroad the strong chain of “Amerloam S forma ‘Lecompton constitu profess #0 cherishand promote. Uxon them. and upon the count vith threats Y “ Hee a rr a as irae thaohaw or, taking | Polluct party for whose benedt and wuller ihe dire ion of ho shoal sttemps'it This weerpartieularly the case ix | PRTG, tOSSIDEE Wid A CODY of a toe ee eel wast tay | [0SF-ON TORSDAY EVENING, WHILE ON THE the sense of the people upon the Lo shee. Oy of applying for | on ine people of a new State institutions repugnaat to their Seago and raaeee nay ag nl cag — far issue updn the requisition of the proper authorities of sus =" x" ae, om to Brookiys, Sem one of the paid COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. since admission. Next, the jaw authorizing the call, in pur’ | feelings and tp violation of their wishes. The organic act ee, | lice were unrepeowented im the Convention, thelr dis(ran- | foreign government, for the surrender of auch persoa, | Jet, set with Three enmeo bends. The ftder will be suitably PARTNRR WANTED—IN THE LUMBER BUSIN suance of the pepuiar will. Next, the registry 0! voters | cures to the people of Kansas the sole and exciusive right of | chisement was the wor ir own people. Anothersig- according to the stipulations of said treaty or convention; | rewarded upon leaving the same at S0South street, up stairs, | A Ste cash capital of five or six thousand dollars, or and apportionment of delegates. ‘Next, the assembling of | forming and regulating thelr domestic imeltuuoss to aut | nificant fact to be noticed from the registry and apporticn- and it sball be the duty of eald Judge or Commission front office. Inquire for L. E. K. desired would sell out on reasonable terms. Location good the convestion, with their proceedings. Then, the con- | themseives, subs the “United ment, together with the oficial repor: of the th January, | issue his warrant for the commitment of the person 80 and of long standing. Address J. ¥.M_, Herald office, stitution so formed: and lastly, the ratification of it ia the | Which tae constitution of Sates imposes. | is this: five counties—to wit: Leavenworth, At- hy to thi r jail, there to remain uptil such sur- O8T.—LEFT IN A FOURTH AVENUE STAGE, ATTRE | ———————— — mode and manner proviced by the convention. The le- | pnessn val pris Uy determined to gee, ine rca! | chison, Dougias, Doniphan and Jefferson—at that election peor meek: yd to ham J soetiterrs, on Toenday afternoon, a bundle containing | (\OPARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION —THE COPARTNES. ” ‘ 4 ony 1 sbip het e etwee ders gality and reguiarity of the whole are marked through- | in good faith. The present election law in Kansas is acknow- | Cast an aggregrte vote of 5,118, which is a majority of the Sec. 2. That in case of complaint as aforesaid, and | Fiven by leaving ‘vat 65 Murray sireet, up staire the freslof Woll & Goldachantd: in this day di aathra. ‘out. Every step in its progress was taken in strict con- | ledged io be fair and just. The rights of the voters are clear- | whole vote reported to have been cast throughout the en- of @ hearing upon the return of the warrant of arrest, iM. Gosdseb: formity to ‘hes But little appears on the face of the re- ip denned, and the exerclae of ow. nes wat vt ore tire Territory, against the constitution. And yetallthese copies of the depositions upon which an original warrant O8T—ON WEDNESDAY, 10TH INtT., BETWEEN 10 the shove frm, ead is pone hey cf ose an mene. ee cord even for comment. The question for the considera. | 2d scrupulously prowecied, Hence, i the, Maloriy i the | counties were registered and represented in the Conven- in ary exch foreign countey may have been granted, cer- LoKta tz 4, We somewhere in the viclnity' of Contresicest, LIPPMANN WOU! tion of the House is, ought Kansas to be admitted as a teid ys the epublica party that nine tenths of the people tion. They had thirty-six of the sixty delegates of which tied “under the band of the person or persons issuing such Broadway or Freabile street a sensi! sum of money aboni New Yor, March 3, 1868, MICHAKL GOLDSCHMIDT, 3 nies dy ler wit obtige s poor woman by rear Ba I kh i OO i nT arrant, and attested upon the oath of the party producing Lal | qyee UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIR DAY FORMED A of > Btate under the coustitution so presented? that Ntoryeure free plate men) there is no obstacle in the | th@t body was composed. Now, if it be true that the op- By the covetstion of the Unised. States “new States | Wy 'trazing Ransus into the Union sea free State by the | ponents cf the constitetion are so largely i the majcrity them to be true copies of We original depositions, may be | 126 +10 No. 16 Franklin street ¥ UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED, A the wholesale i may be aopntted by Congress iawo this Unioa,” and by | yorsand reiceo! ber own people, and in conformily’ to the J tp those counties, anc are eo violent in their oppes'tion a8 received ia evidence of the erimumality of the person 80 | 7 ont—YESTERDAY EVENING, A LITTUR WHITH Lar | Co nt the same instrument i is. provided that “the Unied | great principles of the Kapnus a Keraska Aact provided allihe | they are represented to be, why di¢ they uot elect men Appreliendea ‘ < oe eth mae dh Bites crewas beinecs | io Westetrest JOHN H RUT DAM: States shall gurantee to every State in this Union a repub- Siste men will go to the polls and ¥ r principles im | 40 the Gouvention who would have formed a constitution "“'Aeo''S hat it shall be Inwful for the Secretary of State, | Ninth and Teuth streets, about 10 o'clock. S2reward ssciate RORKRT LAMBERT. Minth end Tenth streets, about 10o'elosk. Grewart |e vine march 1, 1858 ROSERT LAMB i” Th ordaoce with ther prefessions. If such is not the re@ult, ‘ikine? Lucan form of government.” Under the frst of these | Nii cossequeuces be visited Upon the beads of chose whose | more to their liking? | These counties alone. by the regis- ander his hand and seal of office, to order the person $0 s be: sted si te 4 Ran. | try, bad within four votes of two thirds of the Coaveution, ecmmitted WNERS WANTED—FOR SUPPOSED STOLEN PRO. | ———— ———-- 2 clauses eighteen new States have been admitted since the itis to produce strife. anarchy and bloodshed in Kan. | ty. mitted to be delivered to auch person or Clerk. One | (NO BUSINESS MEW.—PARTNER WANTED. TO JOIN persons as That their party may profit by slavery agitation in the | and could Laye made just such a constitution as would shall be authorized, in the name and on behalf of such fo- perty, pow in the hands of the Propert: Union was formed, and two. besides Kansas. are now @p- | fn y % “ 4 “ plying for admission. The usual questions of inquiry “pea Northern States of this Union. bave been mostagreeabletotheir people. If they refused reign government, to be tried for the crime of which auch bape hae ales prong ene oe eee |g rey A ay medgh ya Pl heey the application of new States Lave beeu— In this speech there is not the slightest allusion what- | to act al the proper time, why do they complain now? If person shall be so accused, and such shall be deli- | Se pan ‘one breastpin. ‘one fur cape tunity proper person. Apply KNISUT & ., 403 1. In relation to the number ot the population ever toa subsequent ratification of the constitution to be | others, conforming to the law, went into the Convention yered up accordingly; and it shall belawful for the per- reba daguereotype cases. These articles are» Broadway. x Y 2. The regularity of the proceedings under which the | formed before it would have validity; not the slightest | and formed & cor stitution to suit themselves, was it Dot gon or persons aut ‘as aforesaid, to hold such per- ve been stolen ip Brooklyn, or on Staten Island, or in New | ————— - Application uas bee mate reference #0 any such construction of the Kansas-Nebras- | their fair, just and lega’ right to do itt These complaints son in custody, and to take him or her (o the territories of | York. Call at the Property Clerk's ofliee, corner of Broome | @A()() —A YOUNG MAN WANTED AS PARTNER. FO " by a ec e, even 4 fi doris, - “ + take tbe entire charge of an excellent ‘3. Whether the constitution presented be republican in | ya act. The language is—''Kansas is about to speak for | come too late, even if they come from orderly, law: such foreign government, pursuant to such treaty; and | SOC Rim wretts, New NOT quor nun dpen town widens totale on a ge form. bereelf through ber delegates asserabled in convention to dicing citizens. As well might the thousands whoab- ifthe person so accused shall escape out of any custody to a = it w Also In tis case the attention of the committee has not beea | form a constitution.’ Tt was in the choice of these dele ned from the po at the | Which'he or she shall be commnlaaed, or to whieh he or & Ses. ane tien oy a gold Seas T GAFENEE, NO tmew lis wer oppoeiee Feat i directed Wo the question of population, That point seemed | gates that the responsibility was to rest upon those who, | last Presidential election shall be delivered, as aforesaid, it sball be lawful to re- | waich and chain, Tobias, Liverpool, maker. aa ~~) te be conceded on all aides. Upon the point of legality | {or partisan purposes, under the control of leaders in dis- | that the present administration i illegal aad sho take such person in the same manner as any person ac- | 13.551. A liberal reward will be peid $1 QOOTRANTER A PARTNER WITH 81.000, 70 and regularity ro question can arise. No State ever before | iant States, should absent themselves from the polis, | set aside, becnuee the inaugurated chief ms cused of any crime against the laws in force in that part | Above number. Pawnbrokers are req ' join the advertiser to the manufacture of am eppiyung exhibited greater regularity in her proceedings. | That was the time their voice was to be legally heard io not receive & majority of all the legal voters of atilts United he advise me at the adareas as above. article of universal ‘Over 200 per cent can bi of the United Sinise © whieh heer che shall co compe Soire rst AGdres’, with real same, Roterprse, or tal On this point there cau be no doubt. The only other oe, | the formation of @ State constitution; and i! they chose to States, as for these people now to cotmpiain of the result may be retaken, on an escape. | Serene as to Loe republican form of the a aug be silent, then they wee 7 be stent over alterwards. oa = — Rese peltesinain nnd to remedy t 4. Tha: Sen any person, who shall have been REWARDS. Poet seems to be equally clear, and beyond cavil or aispui They would bave nobody to blame but themselves Dy such ifregui ag as the vou takex cathe cemmitted under this act, or any such treaty, aa afore: | oy oe eS . " WANTED, A MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT, What, theu are the objectious to the recognition of the | ji is true that Gov. Walker, while plainly telling the | 4° January agsinst the coustivution, after it bad been lo- said, to remain until delivered Up ia pursuance of a requi. | S]() REWARD— 10st, OM MONDAY MORNING, ON $2.000. ia join s pelenion in tne taanctectarecse a conatiturion, ‘and the admitsion of the State aader it? | people that the Convention would bave full power tomake | galiy adorted a sition, as aforesaid, sball pot be delivered up purauaat ie of ‘containin; article of general uss patentee is sure that with thie These, it true, arixe moatly on matters outside of the | \ constitution without submitting it. also told them that, it the inquiry is made whether the constitution fs ac- thereio, and convered out of the United States within two | secomh tooks The ‘of : amount ten thousand dollars can be made ihe first year, and bie and satisfactory to @ majority of the legal voiers =~ calendar menths alter such commitment, over and above | Owner, The finder wil: receive the above reward from et. Rereseet any amount afierwards, Apel : Up Broadway: recore. But the commitiee propose briefly to notice them | in his jnagment, the entire constitution to be framed by ib coonection wich sotae seemingly founded on the face of | them ought to be submitted to the decision of the people, | cf Kansas. This is a matter the commutice could 20 the time actually required to convey the from | of the Houston street ferry maste: ALMER. | prisoner the recerd steel ond that if it were not, in bis judgment Congress would | ascertain and report upon with certainty without the goal to which he or she may have been committed, " . TO &.00—A PARTNER WANTED 1 c Feces ssser class is tbat urged by Governor | 22! that if it ware Botte tne Seue under fin thishe | every eeu voler in the Territory: and i thoy bad gezo by the reaclest way, out of the United States, it shall, in | $]() RENARD A LAbIne Black pROAnoLoTE $2,000 Fr eects ven Match takers athe Unites Walker. The mai ground of his opposition is the fact | gijured wisely from Mr, Stanton, aud in making the de. | there an? taken the vote themscives for and agaiustthe every such case, be Iawful for any Judge of the United er and’ Broome streets, on tbe la of March. The | Sti¢# Who is thoroughly established in an excellent location, that the eatire constaution has not beea submitted for | cjaratior he greatly transcended his rightful power. He | conétitutioo, perhaps the majority mighi have varie States, or of any State, upon appiication made to bim by | above reward will be given io any person who brings this a ee sesene, 5 peppy Ms sumerons orders; rauificatien to ® popular vote. This objection rests upon | undertook to prescribe for Congress the exercise of aright | from one side to the other, by death, em'gration or change or on behalf of the person so committed, and upon proof | article to Dr.& R Sigesmood, 61 Bleecker street. No ques- En ceniell of Ue peas ie te baceee ote ae ee the assumnption that the walldity of every constitation | they do not possess under the Constitution of the United | ¢! opinion, before their report could have been made. mace to him that reasonable notice of the intention to | tions will be asked GAFFNEY, No 1 new Bowery, opposit x ?*- formed tor the govermmcnt of any le depends upon | States, When a new State presente & constitution for ad. | That course of investigation is wholly ‘mpracticable. Tho make eveh appheation has been given tothe Secretary of | SO> pawaRD—LOsT OR STOLEN, ON THE OT) its bnviag received sceD a eazction argument, in his | mission Congress bas to more power to inquire into the | only proper mode of pursuing the legitimate inquiry be- State, to order le anon an somes be discharged Daag are ie Page = A acd 7 own words, resis upon the “prine! jie that sovereignty ts | manner of ite adeption thea. the matter of its substsuce. | fore Congress, in the judgment of the committer, ts toa out of curtody, unless sufficient cavse shall be shown to street, adouble bottomed gold lever watch, No 3.3 J = vested exelusively in the he of each State, and that it | The matter cannot be inquired into further than to see that rtain whether the constitution embotied the legally and euch Judge why such discharge ougbt not to be or- | Jobn |. maker, Liverpool; R. L. Fox” om the back: A SPECIAL MESTING OF PACIFIC ENGINE performs its first and highest fonction in forming @ State | it is republican in form; and the mode and manner of its | {ary expressed will of those who by their acts acknow- dered The above will bbe paid on ite recovery, and no questions ompany No. 14, beld Tuesday evefting, March 9, 1868, the tuent ‘Sec. 5. That this act shall continue in force during the | asked GEO. HENRY FOX, $9 Cortiand: street. following preamble and resolutions were unanimously goverament and State constitution. y be eae is feed adoption canret be ieqcired into only so far whe see nad | ai oe bed Lage on By mew sovereignty, im my juégment, can on! jormed by | it has been formed in such aa the people have legal e nts of the soci inti ‘culty De Or- existence of any treaty of extradition with any fore: eatanien dh tae parin Themascives, and cangot be delegated to con | ¢stablished for themselves “Loctriae of Gov. Welkey | gar ged i a Siate within ite jurisdiction, Those who by government, aud Do looger. aie ti $50 REWARD.< L087, O8 MONDAT LAST. THE «TH. ventions or other Intermediate bodtes would be utierly subversive of all State rights and State | ‘heir acts show themselves not to be bona fide citizens, but Seo. 6 That it shall be lawful for the courts of the ‘one caret five ighth ‘a sixteenth, little 4 agvins' the Fire Department were offered by Alder: Tha: sovereignty is vested exclusively in the people of | sovereignty; for one of the unquestiouable attributes of | ™ala fide residents, and even self-acknowledged outlaws, United States, or avy of them, to authorize any person or hha flaw. The gentieman that was seen to pick (t up Lowber, and adopted by the Common Council, wha each State, and that it porforms its fret but not highest | sovereignty is the absolute right to select its own mode of | by their open bostility to all civ authority, shoul! net be persons to act as a Commissioner or commissioners, under | of the floor will ave much trouble by seuding it va fies. | thereby endorsed the sam, fonction la forming a State government and State const. g'Ving expression to ite own wi sidered or taken th the count, The Convention that the provisions of this act; and the doings of such person | ter atreet, and rece the above reward Ee. WILT. And whereas, the charges so embodied tn sek preamble, tation may De granted. But that this first act of wove. | ” Yr then, upou general principles, as well as from este. | formed the constitution was as faisly constituted as could or persons #0 authorized, in pursuance of way of the pro | 500), AEEARD STOLE ge majority of the Fire g 500s, ; y adopted — Dereas, at a meeting of the Common Council, held on tha ist of March, 1855, a preambie and resolutions containing N tine ri street, on the night of the &th March, or morning ter of the mem by the people themseiveg, aud that the power to perform | constitution does not neceskarily depend upon its having | citizen to Kansas entitied to vote to have afrer opporti- reste and purpores whatever the Oth. ’ chek Ag TE eh fogs yg cana be delegated to conventions or intermediate | received a popular rati‘ieation, is there snything in the | bity to be beard in ite formation This Mr Santon | Approved August 12, 1348. de Nei aly sd gry | icon Wha stove rowed aa otsen tie we good ciisens valuing tet character bodies, # not granted. Such a doctriae is notonly novel, | Kansas bill that varies this case from former pedenta said; this Governor Waker said, the Judge Dougias said be paid to any party giving information that will lead to thelr i things. toexpress our feeling in relation to suck Felguty im making & constitution can oaly be performed | yicied uaage Meeiearly, appears that the validity of a | be with the view of allowing every bona fide vielons aforeaaid, aball Do good and avaliable to all inte FROM NO, 75 CHAM. | slanderous and ultor|y flee fn fart story. or says:— st dently fro fi evi . THE CASE OF THOMAS ALLSOP. very. CHARD J. LARCOMBE. | charges bet utterly 66 war with All Cur et nie cast tees: | (2 tne peiat Gov. Wi be yerd poet: erieas hs ag carvers tent Gacubenee, ns, ittom the New York Tribune, March 19.) ans bw cn om ‘Ant whereas, im fon of this company, whalever nownces it as the ore eet: - ape Jority of the bena fide voters of Kansas vpon the subject of The Eeinsie peneen ie, ne 266 coy samen by ihe POLITICAL. vent tabese i aes alana Wieaaee et end we ouly autho: as fully secured to the peopie of their ecrstitution is that cf the Dailot box, and such en ex- Police of London alter Col. Thomas Allsop, late or thet A enmon Gsiacli trom lime to tne, i wegiociing and previous apesches made by himself, in which be had ex. | adopting their State conmitutona, by pression of their wilias bas been there given atthe pro Cit. who is aceused of having participated in the recent TTENTION, REGULARS!—THE GENERAL SOCIETY to punish rifences when plainiy proved presed the same oa. But the position caunot be IP Buch is the construction of this Kansas ac per time and place, in conformity to law. By this testa | P de fy my Louis Kapelovs. Col. Allsop ts thus de ‘lll meet thus (Thursday) evening. ai Ti ovclGck. a! 163 | “And whereas, the movement set on foot by the preamble Maintained, eiher on principle or any recognized au nor, not oaiy in bie late mo ai majority of them ts certatcly in favor ci it The majority ed in the hue and ery:— Bowery, Functest anenpeee oD" “ ove referred t, origiaaies In 90 good mo Tibas.n is against ‘t, and so is precedent, When ~agt Ly. a * | of thowe going to the poits when the election of delegates, 00; height six fest: complexion thir; eyes aray: | warren T, Cassin, Secretar acliihat mower Gah Suoieal oves toe Fire Depertaseat: st mitied that rovereignty “resides with the people, fe copeitation is not confined to | With full and plenary power, took place, was largely ia py ge ping - —--— ---——_ — ewer a0) Cee Socaeen, & bie ben to ik does not follow that the Yneludes all other subjecie'n auch | faver of those who made the constitution; and when the deprived, and the organization of a pol us baloney f HALL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN Gi ‘ I is “inalenatte, rown drena coat, drab trousers an’ VVITTES paetpupebnn cn xercise ‘ereign powers cannot be | an instrument, » Kanaat Nebraska ll | Cirect question 3 the slavery clause was submitted on the : ss eee eee ae (orothers, It*ibat were #0, there | woud have riolsied tbe ngsie of sovereigns reserved to we | Stet Bena ee ete mately was overwhelmingly wc | The reward offered for him %s £200—say $1,000—not ie reeaition adopted by the Genera? oma » could be po such thing a¥ representative government. | People of ench State by the federal constitution if it had de | favor of it. On the 4th Ja Wb the election of State more than ‘s sometimes offered down South for the return | tee. the following members have been Appotated as the com bore referred te No law could Le parsea except by the people en masse. | Prive’ them. ov Congress shots now dope rut cfhicors under the constitution, if ie well known that both | 0! 8likely runaway nigger—and aothing |'ke the value of | Piles — Ward. im every per Thus would uproot and overturn all our aystems. itis | “AO iether whe ‘o . | parties joined in a vigorous contest for the orgatization of Col, Allsop, who bas devoted the better part of his life | 1° tart Chairman, [1—-George White 5 Ton having by every proper means endeavored ‘hat part or clause of the Kaneas act gave Governor | the state under it. Upwards of 12,000 voters participated 924 the whole of s very large fortune to efforts for the f—Thotnas Rurns 12—Witam O Wedd, oremove the Fire Department out of the sphere of polttiea the very eseeucsof sovereignty that it may act by itself house or by any other it mi to appoint. ‘The enactment | Walker the idea that ft seturec not opiy to the people of | in that election. That vote bows most clearly that the well being of the poor and unfortunate Everybody who | 2—james Leonard, 13—Peter Mitebell. r von of them require the exer. | tat Terriory, but “ail other Territories” the rights be | copetiturion is not oniy acceptable, but has been kecepted keows him respects and loves him—even the most aristo- | }—Joseph Hat ison i—Jobn H. Chambers, Sos of porstaigh gooer: os necessari yu the formation of | mations, this committee are utterly at a loseto imagine. | > gr least four fitthe of the reters.of the Territory, theagh Cratic of the British journals speak well of him; yet the | $—George H Parser, @ courJwioc.” A constitution is but a law. I establishes | Ti there ise word of sentence in it which embodies Bay | it may pot be entirely satisfactory to al! of then. Hatkat coolly sayai— ee conite, the modes or chavucl. trough which the sovereignty of | Such security they have been usable to discover it; and if | 49 to the all reads on the 4th January for State ol. Allaop has for severai days been © the distingsbed Senator from Lilinois, who is vied | omeera under the constitution, the committee have not jomewhere in Anthony street. Both Ki be & oprits persomis, 0 4 ™ ore ye mercised, not én, proprite ersomts UL | ne author tant, i, evar gave any sc ch construction to | Geemed it pertinent or proper for them to enter inte any arwuit of him, and i ie Bets Bitardeen, “ it, antecedent to hie “iate’' speech, this committee are not ‘ t O— Flys! urdy, ganic law canaot | 1 to be the highest act or function aware of it. If any such coustroction “ 7 invest They are matters to be inquired into and e, We solemaly protest against sus pian which ia to Fin to bring it Wholly within (he control of the Conret! eantved. That while we, having volvatarily undertaken tha ormenee Of fire duty, at much personal risk. expense discomfort, from a desire for the public good, and mot eouniary reward, wil! not under any cirer paid deparmen’ 0 desire to thrus! our services upon the communi ‘wishes; yet in view of our duty as members af Of sovereignty, There can be no higher act of sore a frauds in other State elec- a re of m reignty thas the declaration of war; for, thls tag put ia | pert of 8 during Re Gneuasice io Genprew emt, oe ‘This house can bare vo jurisdiction over them fecorguble under the exerecition treaty, isaicted (oc | TAMMANY HALL—THE CO¥MITTER ON ORGANT. | felieved theretrom by the proper Ass fe ret pee jeopardy the existence of sovereignty itself; and yet in | terwards, or during the canvass of 1806, by that ator, | in any way-—no more than they have over the frauds, if ver of the innocent persone who were kilied by the | ZATION, appointed pursuant to the resolutions adopted b Resclved, That acopy of the f ig proseedings, pro- Gur representative aystem this is left, not to the people , OT ABY Person else, this committee are equally unaware O° | apy tn the States of New York, indiana, [ilino’s, or aay 9 in the Rue le Pellecier the Democratic Reprbiican Genera. Committee, are re verin eurabed. vo reummmed we Aliormea Lowver anh 10 themselves, but to their representatives | it On the contrary, they bave good evidence that no | “ther State, in elections for Stats officers. Should Keceas _ It strikes ve that this is getting on rather fast. Suppose | oto meet at Tammany Hall, on Thursday, Mareh il, at 6 P {ve Giera oF the Common Counell, and that he same be pub Tieace, tough i be true that the formation of a State | Such construction was then or afterwards. or up to the | he admitod, and the seat of the member returned to this Louts Napoleon had bea indicted for the murder of the M. Punctual attendance is partieulariy requested. | | lished inthe Regie, Star, Whitamaburg Times, New York Leader, New Yo Mereary. New York Herald and Evening HENRY R. HAYDOOK, Foreman. luttonize Ls France some twenty years ago, does any one believe that TH WARD REGULARS ARE REQ) 1) TO MERT a Seeretary. da nave servepdered ims, required | Chri Te Bled Baer caneee at Basued and ton cireess, ou a : Senator who 's calle’ | Hongo be contested on the ground of allege! irauds, then max le killed in one of his mad attempts to rev by the constituilen is the first function ot soverciguty,” it does , 12th June last, put upon it by . not follow thas this not be performed by Yepreseuss | its author. Ip the speech made by him yg J he | this Hovee would be the proper trivunal to decidd that tives chosen ana clotbed with full power to ect for the | certainly put no such construction on the bil rine | \westion. There will be other legitimate tribunals to de- | our goverment wou peop @ fm this matter, as well as in all others requi je | the inst Congress the same Senator re a bill, though | cide all others. |todoso? And was the extradition treaty ‘intended to | Thursday evening, March 11, 1808 By order Rrereine of soveseisn quiring the | ie war not the author of it, providing for the call of a | Toon g review, then, of all these facts, and a survey of | provide (or the surrender of defeated cmp ot) oan ? secretaries. THOS. W. CASRY. ; SEGARS. ed, there is no more reason why the | Convention in Kaxsas toform a State constitution for ai | ine whole field ‘here presected. xs aquostion of public | other politica! offenders We all know it was not. J. W. Casur, 5 8.000.000 BAYANA, DoMReTiO AND GERMAN Col. Al offence is essentially political. He i* pur 5 00 Sente. of Spproved brands, at lesa thaw market prices. No B.—Cash of erry 1 ‘atnet make a constitution by others clothed with | ™irsion in the Union. That bill made no provision for the lity, looking not only to the present and future welfare Rites iy i My We people Ramaus, bus to the peace aed harmony of | sued not because certain persona Wore killed by THE BALL SEASON. ww qnality and in any quantity. ©. CHRRKS, 17 way. power to 60 80 than that they cao tn this way put not Submission ‘of the work of the Convention to a decision of | oF the peop ouly’ tee? political, but thelr individual, existence in the people, That was known as the Toombs bill. It | the whole Union, the committee. in conciasion, express | the explosions in the Rue le Pelletier, but beoaure those azure pap the fortunes of war ‘The formation of a con- the Senate, aad received the vote of the Senator | their entire agreement with the President in hile reoom- | expice ons were meats toward a very different eod—that iB LAOT BUT ORE VANCE DRE p YY stitation requires, it 18 true, the exercise of sovereign {rom Nicole. In giving that vote Governor Welker Sind, | MeBdatien of the immediate admission of the State end being the death of Louis Napoleon and the restoration | sy evening. March 11 Tickets, 91, Yor one gentleman and MATRIMONIAL. = power, and go does the commonest act of legislation. If believe thas the pee gh ho hao ‘That a large Oumber of the States would look upon her | of the French republic. The ferm of indicting him for fadies, may pe had at the door on. 'Be creme the ball - DOW, THIRTY YRARS OF AOR. OF the power to co one can be exercieed by an agent or re | ty reserved to the perpee wi onse or con- | rejection, under all the circumstances, with extreme sen- | conspiring to murder the policemen, &o., who lost their REINHART & RIEMER, Proprietora. Youre wi ee reey ea test respectability, aative, co tan the other, apd #uch bas been the | sutution,”’ bet he can hardly affirm that by itthe Senator | gitiveness, if pot alarm, cannot be Yenied or doubted. | lives before the Opera House, is amere dodge. Col. All. | mes | Bree intelligent,” worth and; be must 7 1 bust poeseas form underatan ding i Ukis country from the beginn gave that construction to the Kansas bili which the | This is natural. When they eee that no new State has never meditated or desired those deaths, ax his ene BILLIAKDS, Sreatth ond be obis te Turcoh the nent of references, Goa, pet of our bitory. The coosttation of the United States was | Gevernor says be had eo repeated!y ever preseated hereelf for oimission with s cosstiwution | mice well know. - | Beunder thirty eight or forty yenra of age. Address Mrs. not ratified by a papular vote. In all the States it was | speech. Indeed, the r of that formed and adopted with greater regularity and more | We cannot believs that Louls Rapoteos will apply to our LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RILLIARD TABLES | Macy WinGeld, Brooklyn, Cuyaboga county, Ohio. adopted by conventions chosen by the people and | 7/4 not deem it a a under the a steietly in conformity to law—wheo they remember the | government for the extradition of Col. Allsop, in case he Oak, ronewood, mahogany and foury woods, with slate, ; it he should, | marble and wooden heda if, ON clothed with full powers t act for them. In ite pro- Dill, tosubmiteven the slavery question rition that were waived on the admission of Call- | shail at any time be found on our soil. thing in line, at the lowest possible prices.” Tables ef an: WIDOWED GENTLEMAN OF MIDDLE AGE, I! visicen for fa own ameatment i dots not coutempiats | tbe people. |The k of the a frst ro, | fornia, whove ecnetitution was formed withowt any legal | however, he must be met bye refusal. Aud | fine toute wo onder. A few agcond hantt tables or sale cheap. | Cipecticee thet may cater is secking, bar Introd uetion any ratification by the people through a popular vote | Ported by Seuntor [ougias on this subject, was author ity—when they see the irregularities in the case | we shall be most grievously disappointed if Gen. Cassever O'CONNOR & COLLENDER, 83 Ann street. | the medium of an advertisement desires to make the sequaint to give validity to any such amendment h amend. | Words -— in the ferrs of Minnesota, now applying. which will doubtless be | puts his name to a warrant for the surrender of Col. All. | = —-oahe MADE EARY-A PERFECT KNOWLEDGE | Shee of » Indy 80 to 36 years of age, of good ance aad meote are acted upon by the State logis. | . Al te a ay opperaaing fo, charery| yyy 4 waived—when they fee! and know that ne valid or well | sop or any other political refagee. Louis Napoleon should By theory and Fractice of the anne, reapectably connected, with a tow to yr} Intures. In all dhe old. Sates, with one exception, their {i deciton of tne people reading therelo, through their ap: | fouated cizsetion can be made to the constitution of | be the lest else Xs SO Stour’ seal euce to if neither | gram, de. epleadidi livstraied.i9 Phelan’ new book, just tiomrare'the requtate qunitteattran, from domenue Babite rat const! were forme op ris resenta’ fecollections + | published. “y ypound, 2h. cee ee vet limited ro Grrecgh the * tnterasediate boa PROM Gols tbat he then thought that the act of sove | except that it recogn wo look to Gen. Cass for an answer fit to take ite place O'CONNOR a COLLENDER, 88 of the advertinet aalatn nee eee of acting somo aacburctia alone submitted bers ta lar vo. The | reignty in determiniug this question on the formation of a | State may chooee to allow it—when beside the letter of Webster to Huleemann. PNELAN'S PATENT RILLIARD TAR! congenial apirit. be addressed S oo conatitution of the State of Peowsylvania—the native constitution could be performed by the the | fiat bas gone forth by that party [From the New York Daily News, March 10.) P ‘bination ‘with the late improv: tire confidenee, fond the strictest integrity relied upon, a. Sate of Gov. Walker—that under which he was | ‘intermediate body” of “representatiy ‘an fully and } unusual objections, that no State whose constitut THE FRENCH SPY. panes © ye ond compariaon, §. Ularemont, Post office, New York. bora snd reared, and under which that great completely as if done by themselves. The words ly | cognizes sia The Henin, true to its own instincts, has been spying a ete drealen red mt reduced prices. Saleere ROM A LADY WHO If IN RARNEOT —I8 THER® A aod prosperous Commonwealth has grown up and adopted on this point in the bill, after declaring the re- for the French Emperor. It seems quite familiar with his A factory 88 Ann street, N.Y. Oo eared gecetve, some time since, the folle Atiaiced ber preeent bigh eminence in wealth, power | striction of 1820 null and void, were as followa:— creane edvic’ ® dear friend, bs which T shall au ano reoown, derived all ite ganction by the le | Tt being the tre i t meant ‘of this act not to legis through thelr ecotatives "m convention. the | 1a slavery Inte way cinta Sit monte there the concinsion that the eames trae of Ministippi, his once adopted State; | from, but leave the peayfe the vine inflame Pn ways and the ways of bis detectives, nay, even with the ERSONS IN WANT OF RILLIA) TABLES WOULD whereabouts who, it is said, has incurred and fled do well by eal! Wy BAR" mantfactory, mi Pastanas # thes thought 8 to pud- rilom eeeet: where he maa on, hand ee trait tof al sizen, with ai improved style of cushion, suttable for publi | ja thine, —Thoe et young, beautiful se lee cheney ee ee i ce Private yee. Several condhand marbie or slate {ables | heart Barth inary tape trie will : i t 3 } Aud the same is true of & jority of the States of this oontali clans alata wi their offerings a! thy feet. Bat, Ob Union. It Gor. Walker's judgment in this particular be would strongly poten thee, noi! hade’s many Asnare for One like thee. Reware of Fight, then all (here constitutions are necessarily invalid | common gevernment, H Shoose rather aman of years, wliose pul asd vow: ard we have neither constitutions aor determination ie hat" saniced competion nod geardion, taieer oat tawe io more wo an another mem . }— a ced tho fy Siee roteet jbl ER RD. ao ‘people, in their own way, in con. | with institations SPRY PROT H RETRACTED 18 TEN AROONDS, | prevector., Heed fon wpe words, May Cod blew ‘and prptey waternent enoagh to conegn ito general repadiation | formity to law add the constitution of the Uni tion tend to weaken the bonds w Teents oreeseel Uy | cerve Sea a Tree, tt aay be 89. and condemnation The uniform course in our past bis to do t by representatives, the power was given | gether These A perchance, Tahaonh ces ak” ‘one noble beact. tory bas been, when & new sta pies for admission, to 0 to do it; if they chose to do t by general popular | sotution the destinies of ‘street, near Wooster. ‘one true friend, one honorable being, wi ese that the sovereignty of tue people has apoken through the power was given them to do it in that way. | barely allude to them Re CS es of mine.” | iw legally Constitutes organs The question of submit-/ wns to abstain from ail interference or interven. | themssives, without comment Then, indeed, these lines will not be in vats, fiagt thow & ting thei? constivution to 9 popular vote or not is one for ton with or over their own or manner of ge | it, | the committee urge their caim wy , Annee heart in which evil dwelleth not’ Canst thou look back on the people, aod thoge whom they clothe with power te #0 that it was legally done the constitution of the | sideration, especially as it is believed b: Oot oe THOURA! Ab Byr QE ALITY - thy past life without ‘and feelings determine this question, a* well as others for them. fo | United Statea peace, quiet, welfare and prosperity of broten eonl tee sate, on fixer ge ae ind a age marriage ter Hast: cod the case of Kantas, fp the first act appended to thisreport, | The diffiew ' seit will La f oecrny by ber admissi aes Sees coal Gealera, mo ie peter ‘ simple lines? Haat thou i (ox bit 1) it wae provided to take the sense of the peopié have choren a way of thetr own, diferent from the one that | the general barmony of all the States “ Wo. 106 Walnut vest, hia. ” , ples] Aa pag planes ded " Pp roviding by law for the cal OF 8 | be would bawe bad them to adopt. ished that @ majority of the Gimreor's GREAT HIRTORICAL PAINTING . fan boon thua ter a romans My re ite. ‘hia: ostitution, aud by Iaw to defiae | decide that, as well as other questions, in his iy pre- | institution of slavery, ae pow pie ee CLOTHING, a0. tory and reasone for advertising will he made known to him the pow ers or duties of the convention nit Will be ge@n | ferred their ows way to his. To correct this di tion, what easier m: t copia of ten Unit to her Majesty the Queen a b nnnne who proves honorable and true. ag woe are ar act. The vote WAS Almost unin’ | proceeding on thelr part. he seems to be willing tow to | thempe,ves of ft meet! : To INVEST IN BROONT HAND CLOTHING. ineepiy.ictug aoe Rainy of yo miagone, cha . abed the ‘last érop of hig life's bods" igs ‘0h altother mariers of interne puney eee, rh ‘pstoted by command of her Majos:;.) $5, naertroe oh eonverting tet of o¢ | Facter. person and postion, Net san ai wilt ever, re Gate ite eawen. Aa devi guile ng Lue Lewuunnyonn. ation a3 D Of at powore beiongtt 2 tr LOW On Gabi ion 8 LL utp laa Gd ty C ” t nin 8 Wands ember, te yey S | smit“we wisesey ydeating ‘on popular rote This was w | State ofthe Calo? There w nething cow in thele y WSEAS 638 Beat wey ty tae Sk ig oes to 9 AMES MORONEY, 9K Fone BE ere atycae | Pena siren tort te prriic documents accessible to all paiter enuroly disorotiouary themselves. [a toing | tution more eajectioaabie on tas polut than te to be found | Admission % cents. Open from? A.M. vo 10? M, ieee. "