Quindaro Chindowan from Quindaro, Kansas • 2

After an animated debate, relative to 0, Congress cannot force government QUINDA 1 tO MAI iKI IT. The nudorsigucd, minority of tho com Mr. Arny introduced tho following Resolved. Tlmt tho committee on Mis tho 2d and Sd sections of the Regent; Calhotm' Letter. Washinotosi C'ny, March, I9i 't8.

Kdltor Wutliingtoii Stnr Saturday, April 8, 1888, upon an unwilling people, without an assumption of principles foreign and antag mittee Wtf leave 10 say i mil imv iujijt rtniorted weekly for I lie Qinnduro CViinrfowan ellnneons matter be instructed, to report agree with the mnjority report iu full, ex- I'V William comer of Kunxui Avonu4 which in explicit terms, recognized tlmt all laws of Knnzv Territory should bo i unction romiirinir that in all earn where Siti As there ban been grent anxiety I' iftli t. onistic to the rundumentul law of the nation and the exercise of an authority subversive of tho chief principles of our KlUTOK. J. M. Flour cut cept ill mo nnu sooiiuu, nn ttilute 'AtVmalo citizens" instead of "all mole citizens." aftl until repealed by tho Stato legisla it shall be necoitsary to soil any of the lands granted by Congress, said sales ahull not bo mado without one yeur's no to learn the result of the lato election for members of tho State Legislature, under the Kanzas Constitution now before Con national freedom, That all government ture, they were stricken out and the first Naturdar, April 3, ISftti.

Corn Mud buolu-l, Hmiiib, country cuivd, cunuM, Shotildi Gen. Lnno moved to refor to a select derive their just powcm from the consent tice through publication in county or section referred to the committee on phraseology. committee of three. ot the governeit, is an axiom of American libcrtv, older than tho Constitution Ijird, gress, I think it proper to state that re cent information, through Governor Den counties where tho lands lie, ana an au vei-tiscmont in two or more central news Mr. Wood moved to lay on the tulle, Butter Sections providing mr tno suummion Suifur, Hron which was lobt.

ver and othors, leaves no doubt that the itself. That Congress may admit new Htutes into the Union, is coiiHtitutioiml admission of this piiuciplo. which leaves papers in tho State, and there shall bo a valuation of said lands by disinterested Vnulied ITVi.V. IhocK. ui.ik of the l'uiifio K.

R. moil sU-nmer John H. Dickey, bus our tlinuti for lata bU Louis jinjicit. ID" D. N.

GtaijaiAr, Ilia obliging ch-ik of th "Union Line" sti-amer MUetr has favored with full fiW of St, Louis dailies. IT A. 0. Camib, V. 8.

EitiPMi niwiPUKfr, of tho constiution, tho election of ofiicors, and the transmission of tho instrument Gen. Luno's motion was then put and returned vote from tho "Delaware Cross anil no lands shall be sold at a carried. ing" precinct, iu Leavenworth county, to Congress, wero passed. without warrant all exerciso of compulsory powor. No Btate can be admitted.

ess price Jlinn the valuation. Rim, t'otTie, Rio, Ten, Young lIyon, Iiuiwriul, ftilcnitut, Tolmcco, Mr. Mitchul reported from committee A warm discussion ensued upon tho Will accent our thanks for fovors of lutf should bo rejected, and that certificates of The motion was then adoptod and re papers. on apportionment. election should be issued without refer except upon application jind the people of Kanzas' have never applied, with tlte following section forred to the committeo named.

tT Geo. ff. Hamw, elerk of Die Polar Star, Mi are indebted for lata 8t Louis and Eastern "Provided this constitution shall bo ence to the vote of that precinct 14 Leeompton Constitution, lliu one argil Referred under tho rulo. On motion of Gen. Lnno the commit The committee on Phraseology report Kuiniua, Fi(C.

Almond A month ago 1 was put in possession ratified by tho people, then, upon tho ad ed back the article on militia. tnent in favor of that iiiHtrument, is, its technical regularity in the steps taken of a newspaper containing what purport mission of Kanzas into the union as a Ur Tlift Editor it stilt absent Uie Constitu Ctindy, Hovk, A discussion arose on the section ex tee on Address wero allowed until 7 p. m. to prepare ihoir report. ''r' ,...,.75 Ill 10 8 ia 25 14 18 W) iu iU 75 40 25 35 .10, ID 15 .......10 15 76 50 .11) SO .......15 ......3.00 .1.25 1.50 State, tho constitution shall be in full ed to bo the oBldavitB of the judges of Cniulv, uasoruJ, for its formation, at tho same tihio that tional Convention, and until li returns, the read- cueing members of religious persuasions force, tho Btate otlieers shall immediately election at thot precinct and, com- the popular will was frnstratod by con rrof tho Cm.vuowAN aiiwt cus tha Jack of Messrs.

Ewing, Foster and Amy re enter upon the performance of their du muiiieation to the Union, 1 immediately (piracy and fraud. We will not bolieve who. have conscientious scruples against ported from committees on judiciary, ju ties, and tho Governor shall immediate siHion unit ii tuo iiicis contained said Cundlra Slr bearing arms for militia duty. that the Congress of tho United States is prepared to ignore all tho benoficent prin afhdavits were presented to mo in an au- Mould, risprudence and county and township of ly, by proclamation, convcuo tho Gener On motion of Mr. Soulo, the words ficers.

thentio and reliable form, I should bo edibwnl matter. PltOOUUDINGa CONSOTUTIONAl CONVENTION. HFTU DAY. al Assembly." ciples 01 law vy a dogmatic BHscition members of religious persuasion were governed by tljfm in determining the re Propositions were mado to increase Mr. Winchell offered tho following as that its sole virtue exists in a more regu- Sturch, Tur Tur Acid, Cronm Tarter, sult of tho election in Leavenworth coun stricken out.

lcavinsr it all who have the number of Judges, which elicited dis larity of form, and that no consideration an addition, and moved its adoption ty conscientious scruples," which was final is due to its true spirit and intent. cussion from Mr. Ewine, Lane and Mottn, (linger, "And if Kanzas shall havo been ad Although I have not received any re It 1 II rely, therefore, upon the represen ly carried. Messrs. Soule, Pillsbury, Plumb.

mitted previous to said ratification, thon IViiuir, Mosdat, JUncii 29. Tlic Convention ply to my letter to Gov. Denver, yet, tatives of an intelligent and virtuous peo Allpici, 1 shall this constitution be in force imme Harvey, and Walden, advocated thi The propositions were disagreed to, from various sources of information. 1 was opened by prayer by Jtev. Mr.

Hanti ple to select that policy, which, in view diately upon said ratification." am left in no doubt as to tho statements of amendment, and Messrs. Ritchio and EK ivten, White Lend Molusttea millon, and the report was thon referred to the Tho President appointed tlio following of tho extraordinary circumstances, is best The discussion upon this question was Hatterscheidt opposed calculated to protect tlte sacred principles Committee on Phraseology. gentlemen on the Committee on Phraso the judges of eloction ot that precinct and I shall, therefore, issue tho certificates Linseed Oil kept up until the evoning session when the of popular liberty, and avert the calami Sweet Oil Tho article was adopted as amended Messrs. Hatterscheidt and Branscomb of election to the persons having the high .9.00 ology and Arrangements Messrs. Lane, Ewing, Mitchell, Thachcr and Henry J.

Olive Oil per dos, provision as reported was adopted, the ties of civil discord. The people ofKan- Mr. Winchell introduced a minority rcportod for committeos on Finances and est number of votes in Leavenworth conn- Spirits Turpentine, gallon, ...,,1.50 sas are the descendants of a race, whose amendment having been withdrawn. ,30 report on counties and county and town Taxation, and Executive. ty, irrespective of the 'Delaware Crossing' inegar Cider, freedom' has been transmitted as an in Alcoliol, Adams.

Mr. Mitchell, chairman of tho Committee on Bill of Rights, mado their Messrs. Thacher, Walden, Foster, Pills- ship officers. Referred to committee on valuable heir-loom for the inheritance of precinct tor the inheritance oi Roth reports were reforred to the com Hmndy Purcsignet, TW are insnired bv I regret to add that this decision will wine. Port.

old. bury, Griffith, Newton, Judge Conway, their children. Phraseology. mitteo on Phraseology. report, which was ordered to be printod.

i i i Barr, Hatterscheidt, Winans, Douglass, Mr, Ewing for that committee report Mr. Lazalier as chairman of the spec Mr. Newton, chairman of tho Commit their convictions and their impulses, and glve tne "trol ot llanzas to-a party ta, Sweot Muluga" by tho glorious memories of the past, Ifew the, enemy of tho peace ine, Shet-ry, and Plumb spoko in favor of the amend ial committeo on Ordinance, reported tee on Amendments to the Constittitioa, ed article on publio debt. Discussion ensued, on allowing the State to borrow maintain unllinchingly to the end, a strug- jr, cousihuhou auu mw tra ivhiVh thnv VullflvA is to flntfii-mino the I of the Union. Limo Juice.

back ft substitute for the original report, ment. Messrs. Davis, Ewing. Roberts, made their report, and was disposed of in ...,1.00 ....3.00 ....4.00 ....1.50 ....2.00 .,,.2.50 ....1.50 ....1.50 ....5.00.., ....3.00 i ....3.25 .....3.50 .....3.50 ,....7.50 1.00 the To the following persons," elected in Nails, assort'd, A discussion arose in regard to the? the same mannor. 1 five instead of one hundred thousand.

as the limitatiou. Messrs. Monteith and 50 Causlin and Wpod spoke against it. Republic. They have in themselves the several senatorial and representative "'ri1" preamble.

Mr. Branscomb objected that The chairman of the Committee on Messrs. Adams, Gopdnow and Gen. courage which no mamlestations ot power it seemed, to assert that the ownership of Public Institutions made their report 1014 i 1216 r. 2430 Winchell favored the larger sum, and Messrs.

Wordworth, Winans and Fish intimidate, and a consciousness on Lane favored the original proposition. can the soil was taken from tho Federal Gov' 'SENATE. The chairman of the Committee on Evexino Sessiov. -rTho Convention right which no political sophistries can confuse and they possess a material possess a materiai Apples, winter, opposed the amendment, which was final ernmcnt and vested in tho elate by vir -r rr: met at 7 P. M.

President in the chair, Elections also made their report. Gen, Lane offered the following strength, increased a hundred fold bv the ly lost. JTbe, report was carried as 3d do Doniphan and Atchison R. S.Kellv tue of its so becoming. He quoted from NEW ADVERTISEMENTS On motion, the special order was laid Constitutional bulwarks behind which it 4th do Leftvenworth-C.

Vaughnn, G. Sparks, whole. Chadwick. on tho table; Resolved, That all special and standing eommittees to report on or before the is Their Bufferings have won Winchell, from committee qn 5th do Brown, Nemaha and Pottowattouiie- NOTICE, Kent's report, and the speeches of Henry Clay, to prove the General Government still maintained its proprietorship The 81st of December appointed for them the active sympathies of a nation, Phraseology, reported bill of rights "1 too iealou8 6f its liberties to see their MTHE Subserib begs leave to tlinnk his numer- 6th do BileyJlflrsliall.Dioliinson and Wash- 1 0us friends for Uie liberal patronnge he lias for the annual meeting of the General to the Convention. ineton Emory Hunting, of the soil.

barriers broken down by the exercise ot received, and having entered into copartnership Jetferson and Calhoun A. O. Patrick. Assembly, and first of January' named for the commencement of the official year. A discussion arose on the first section with J.

Bedbury, late of New York City, hopes 7th do 8th do. Mr. Foster said that if Kent was worth Johnson A. Puiue, E. 8.

Wilkinson illegal powers by its representatives and its rulers, Against all.extrnal foes, the vy prompt auenuon Business, to merit a continuance of their favor. W. S. D. Bsowx.

Lykins, Anderson and Franklin II. anything as' authority, it clearly proved The following amendment, introduced by 9th do. Tho section upon which tho discussion Federal Government is strong to invinci meeting of tho Convention Tuesday morning. Carried. Dr.

Davis, of Isa von the following: Resolved, That the Committee on apportionment be requested, to report a clause in the constitution to prevent the Legislature from uniting any two or more counties into a senatorial or representative district, when Such counties shall be H. Williams. Xvnn C. A. Hamilton.

tho ownership to be vested in the Stato, alden, was carried 10th do arose, was adopted by acclamation with bility opposed, to such resistance as 8. BOOWX. i. BEDBOUr. Bourbon and McGce Blake Little.

11th do And the right pf all men to the con by the recognition of sovereignty through tho people ot Kanzas can oner this mmr- eut Douglas-K. Morrow 8. Boonifield. trol of their persons is prior to, and A Mipd on pation, an us vasx appointmenis wm uui. above all Constitutional sanction." 12th do 13th do 14th do 15th do Sliawneo W.

UuKley. Dorn. Allen. to. Cox.

BUI TV llillVlllI LUVI 4 V' admission into the Union. European governments once claimed the proprietorship over this continent by virtue of dis Masons, Plasterers, Si Paper Hangers, of locating the Capital. Mr. Ewing's Richardson, Davis, Wise, tc H. P.

and absolute impotency to the enforce The following section: "Tho right of Are prepared toattend to all kinds of business substitute, proposing to submit the ques ment-of its tyrannical resolves. The entitled to one or more senators or repre Leonard. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES in their lino. trial by jury 6hall be inviolate," was amended by Mr. Winchell as follows Federal Government cannot conquer the IT General Jobbine arid country work solici sentatives, according to their population.

covery and conquest. The Indian had but a possessory title. The American 1st Dist. Doniphan Whitehead, Boyd, Head, tion to the people, and instructing the first Legislature to make arrangements ted. people of Kansas, because it ought not, Dr.Davis oflbrcd the following rcsolu- "and shall extend to persons of every Wilson.

Atchison H. Bay, A. Elliot, J. Let it, then, pause for reflection before Sd do Union by virtue of Its- independence or to that effect, was adoptod. This mcas Quindnro, March 29th, 1858.

TAKE. NOTIC tion description." 1 Wbeeler. J. B. Church taking the irrevocable step, Let it hesitate loiiR before invoking, by the exercise by purchase became owners of the sou Leavenworth W.Kemp, J.

W. Mor 3d do ure reflects great honor on Mr. Ewing, Betolved, That the assumption by a Further discussion aroso On tho sub so the State became owners of the sou constitutional convention of the power, Reports on Corporations, Jurispru THEREwillbe ameetingoftheKnnsns Avenua Grading Company, in Shephered Henry's store, at 2 P. Monday 5th April, for the pur ris, G. J.

Park, J. H. Notewnre, Gray, G. W. Gardiner, W.

Pennach, P. li. Or. ject of a Sunday proviso, requiring tho that the people cannot, at any time, alter, within its borders. This he believed the of illegal and tyrannical powers, that late which alw-ays destroys those who conspire aeainst 'thd liberties of a free and dence and Elective Franchise, occupied observanco.of Sunday as a day of public mend or aoousn tneir is at legitimate deduction from Kent's argu Brown and Nemaha E.

N. Morrell. Calhonn and Pottuwottomic J. B. 4th do 6th do tho Convention till the wee small hours, worship.

war with the principles of a Republican enlightened people. Let it retrace those ment. when an adjournment was effected to, 8 Mr. Mitchell offered a resolution to Purrott. Jefferson Howens.

S. 8. Cojpcr. steps which nave advanced the nation to Mr. Newton moved that the ieport be g-vcrnment, and subversive, of liberty; f'i v-i! 6th do 7th do o'clock Thursday morning.

that effect, which was opposed by Messrs laid over till printed lost. The pream Marshall and Washington Clurdy. Kilev N. Berry. the brink of dissolution.

Let it secure to the ueocle of Kanzas those rights which 8th do 9th do Resolved, That; the Bill of Rights be so framed as to affirm the right of the ble was passed and the first section adopt- Johnson W. J. Shorraff, A. A. Cox, Remonstrance Barr, Pillsbury and Walden, and supported bv Messrs.

Shurtliff and Bran- all parties have so often and so Solemnly pose of distributing the lots, liv order liuard. R. M. RICHMOND, Pres't. J.

McCowx, Sec'y. Quindnro, April 2d, FAIR WARNING. I HAVE lost on theToWrt Plot of Quindnro, a certificate for two Shares, No's, fifty-four and fifty-five (54 ii 55) in the city of Quindaro, issued to S. C. Pomeroy, and endorsed by him in blank.

The Quindnro Company are duly notified not to is9ue deeds for said Shares by any assignment on, or to any holler of said certihcate.lbr to any person not holding a due separate assignment or transfer from said Pomeroy. Jones, J.B.Wiley. people by their representatives in -the ed. Several motions were' made to lay Of the Constitutional Convention against guarantied, and thus turn back upon the Kn. i s.i.

lykins V. A. Foster, scomb. Barlow, over till printed, which finally prevailed tieneral Assempiy convened to aitor, amend or abolish the constitution when political dial the shadow which now por- nth' do Lynn J. E.

Money, J. H. Bi tends ruin and disaster to the institutions 12th do Bourbon W. T. Campbell, i i- i 1.3.

J. Mr. Walden offered an amendment to uie j'assage oj me 4ecompion onsiua This Remonstranco being read, the fol on a motion of Gen. Lane. Simnis, of our common country.

Let it recollect the effect thot the Legislature may make Gen. Lane moved the article on elec McGee, Dorn and Allen E. D. Hart. 13th 14th the good of people requiro.it, i i By the same i Resolved, That the Committee on Elec that its power is of, and from the people; lowing Ik-solution was unanimously pass ed bv the Convention: tion be put on its final passage.

After Sunday law, if the people require it. Douglas E. S. Lowmen, stew-art. 8.

T. Sliora. J. Gardner, and by dealing justly with Kanzas, let it Pending discussion, the Conven Considerable discussion, the first section, WakehelU. tive Franchise be instructed to engraft a add one more column to the proud array, Jiesolved, lliata printed copy ot the able and eloquent address reported to this M.

13. MhWMAN. Ag't. of 8. C.

1'OiIEROY. Quindnro, April 3d, 1858. tion adjourned till 7 P. M. rlausc in the constitution to prevent the which is the strength, as it is the glory of as follows all elections shall bo free 15th do 16th do 17th do 18th do Convention by Mr.

Winchell, as chair emigration and settlement of negroes and Evening Session. On the re-asscm- and equal," was amended on motion of the Confederation. J. M. WINCHELL; US a am- JL bling bf the Convention the Bill of Eights mulattoes within the ot ivanzas Bv Mr.

Barr -i -ni man of the committee on Remonstrance, against tho adoption, by Congress, of the Mr. Winchell, that "all elections shall 19th do T. WIGHT THACHER, Anderson and Franklin-Perry Fuller. Shawnee J. L.

Dolman, R. M. Fish. Wheeler and Coffee Allen Crocker. Woodson, Wils jn, Ac-H.

Cnttcndim. Breekinndge and Richardson E. R. Swallow. Davis, Wise, Butler, Hunter, tie -E.

R. McCuidy. Tours respectlully, J. Calhovx. bo" free Jo the qualified voters of the was taken up.

Resolved, That the Committee on Ap Leeompton Constitution, through the aid 20th do After considerable discussion the Con portionment be requested to take into J. 8. EMERY, J. M. WALDEN, CH AS.

A. FOSTER, of Federal bribery and corruption, be by a. vote of 43 to 37. vention substituted the following, intro On motion of Mr. Douglass, tho sec sent to James Buchanan, ea'cli member of tho Federal Cabinet, 'the Governors of consideration the expediency of providing for the commissioners of these counties havinir more than one representative to Leavenworth, K.

Mar. 80, 1858, W. J. HAS REMOVED' HIS into his building 165, Main Street, duced by Gen. Lane, for the amendment tion as amended was sticken out by ac- The Leviathan.

It is estimated that the different States, and all Representa First Groan from a Southern Sui- clnmation. The thud section was' then of the first section, in place of the amend Apportion their several couuties into sin the total cost of completing her fixings, 'o cide. -I amended by acclamation. The third sec-lment adopted this afternoon putting on board stores, and making gle districts. tives in Congress who may favor or support tho Leeompton usurpation, To the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States: The" Richmond South sends forth the And the riijht all men to the cou tion was then amended by the substitution The above resolutions wore all referred tho Leviathan In all respects ready for will not exceed 12,000, and that trol of their own persons, exists prior to following terrible groan at King Cal of tho Tuesday after tho first Monday in where he hopes to sec all his old friends with POCKETS FULL OF CASH, as he has vetoed the tp their several appropriatb committees.

law and is inalienable. honn's recent decree On motion adjourned until ono o'clock in place of the second Tues- The Convention now in session in the city of Leavenworth, for the purpose of Mr. Wood introduced tho following Since the appearance of Calhoun's the time required will not exceed beyond the month, of July, It has been proved that eight anchors are not sufficient to hold her at moorings during only a half day in October, as the day for the general "That the right of each individual to CREDIT BUSINESS. olection. The article as amended was ArrEnxoox Sessios.

Lane, framing a btate Constitution according to tho provisions of a law passed by the letter to the Washington Union, we have had no hope of a Pro-slavery victory in a portion of the soil, is as inalienable as then, Territorial Legislature of Kanzas, at its tbatot Kanzas. Despite the elaborate ambigm chairman of tho Committeo on Phraseol ogy, reported that they had under consid Mr. Adams, of Leavenworth then arose tv of the epistlo, it was sufficiently evi last session, has charged the undersigned Mr. Barr made an. able and eloquent Friend or Foe, Don't Ask me to Those indebted will please PAY, or risk dent that the writer intended to play the to a personal explanation, He stated in with tits solemn duty of remonstrating eintion the article! on and fiud argument in defence of, the principlo in with your honorable body against the South false, and to deliver Kanzas into gale, and she has been supplied with ten, live at the stem and five at the stern.

The masts are being made at Millwall six in all, three square-rigged; and three rigged with fore and aft They will all be composed of plates of wrought iron, an inch and' riveted together in tho same manner as the sides of the ship, or substance, that in withdrawing his. name it correctly enrolled. the visit of an Officer. volved in the resolution. thn hands of the Abolitionists.

did passage of an act declaring the instru Quindaro, April 3d, 1658. Foster, of Lykins, offered the following: On motion of Gen. Lano, the resolu suppose, nevertheless, that he would at ment known as the leeompton constitu ft candidate for the Presidency of the Cpnf had meant to convey noth LIST OF LETTERS tion was referred to a special tion to be the organic law of the State of tempt to save appearances, and With that Resol serf, That the yommitteo on Judiciary, consider the expediency' of for ing, detrimental to" Thos. Ewing, whom Kanzas. view would anect to yield to tne compul Mr.

Bjake introduced the following, REMAINING in the Post Office at Quindard, K. April 1st, 1858. irresistible evidence1 of Bteam of the strongest descnp- yer prohibiting the formation 6f Grand honore(i and esteemed, and that if his We shall not attempt, st this late day, sion of some i which was carnea A curies, to enumerate in detail, the causes or ar null Will vaiy iivm feet from the keel to the trunk each will uttered under embarrassment, Resolved, That a printed copy of the The chairman of the Committee on guments which render it impossible for fraudulent contrivance by thd Pro-slavery party. Indeed, he said as much in his letter to the Union; but an eager solici Allen, S. Icneve.J.

S. Anderson, I. C. Lang, A. S.

bo 3 ft. 4in. in diameter at the deck, the conveyed such an inference, it wronged the people of Kanzas to acknowledge tho TiCtrislntivc. made their which able and eloquent address reported to this Convention by Winchell, as Chair weieht varying from 30 to 40 tons, ex his motives. He trusted this explana binding ellect ot that instrument, lhese tude for the' favor of Black Republican was referred to the Committee on Phrase clusive of vards and riirsrinjr.

In case of man of Committee on iteinonstrance, tion would free; him from any iraputa causes are now matter ot historical ism eot the better of his discretion, and it becoming necessary to cut away the record and those aveuments are already tion which might bo visited upon the against the adoption, by Congress, of the Leeompton Constitution, through the masts, an aparatus working by means of Mr. Thacher, of the on he has given certificates of election to tho Abolitionists, before the receipt of the testimony upon which he pretends to, sus hasty remarks mado when he withdrew before- your honorable body and the world, But as a duty which we owe to a powerful screw is made to compress the aid of Federal bribery and corruption, be Fhrascoloirv. presented, the article i I two sides together in such a manner as sent to James Buchanan, each member of Amendments to the to completely crush them in, and let the Federal Cabinet, the Governors of the Mr. Goodin introduced the following them fall over the sides immediately which report was adopted. pend his judgment.

"To be sure it was very simple in us to expect anything good of an individual who has cultivated the instincts of a na different all Representatives Resolved. That tho committee on Mis Our constituents, and with a resolute hope which knows discouragement, we make, in their Uanie, a last solemn appeal to that Tribunal which has ever been deaf to our prayers, and shall plainly. All the main and. topmast yards of the II linng, B. Braman, D.

2. Lockliart, J. Blake, O. Bishop, W. Orsbnrn, D.

Otis, 8. i 2. Carpenter, H. 0. Cochran, A.

Peck, H. Clark, S. IV Peck, M. M. Cooper, D.

2. Pauli, L. -r FiUsimmons, Wm. Stockinger, 3.X Grav, It. P.

3. Sikcilbv. W. McDGunn, J. Gunning, B.

11 Tavlor, G. Hancock, H. Talley, J. Hick, J. Hargan, O.

Hathaway, R. Herrion.J.P. Webb, VT. J. Williams, O.

T. in Congress who may favor or support cellaneous bo requested to consider the the Leeompton usurpation, v. On motion of Gen. Lane, the article on Elections was taken, up The second Tuesday of October and the first Tuesday square-rigged masts will also be ot iron The main yard will be 130 feet Ions, and lighter than if made of wood. rights of women, both as to tne possession of property, real and mixed, separ Resolved, That ft copy of the above and briefly present the tacts which give resolution be sent with the Remonstrance, ate from their husbands or otuer persons, As there is no dock large enough at the character to this issue, and show why a loyal people, under a' professedly Demo of November wore named, and upon the final vote, the second Tuesdo5 of Octo Mr.

Ewing introduced, from the Com entrance to tako in the Leviathan when and the equal rights of protection with the husband of their children during cratic Government, are forced to the she needs cleaning, she will have to be. mittee on Phroseology, the article on very verse' of revolution. their minority. 5 gridironed, that is, run aground on ber was decided upon. On motion, the report of the committee on elections was Legislature.

We remonstrate, then, against the ap- It was so referred. tive New Englander by arts of a Northwestern demagogue. We should have known bettor than to trust 'the des-. tiny of Kanzas to the honor of a Yankee adventurer. That hi would avail himself of the advantages of his position, in such manner as to aggraudize his personal importance, and so command the highest price for his principles, was an obvious suggestion of common sense.

ATas 1 the too confiding 1 Confessions of a Leeompton Dele- "V'-, rows of piles along the Mersey's side for nrovnl of the Leeompton Constitution bv Several motions were made to adjourn, adopted. Committee on Phraseology, reported the purpose, and the tide, of tonrse, win but were all voted down, the convention the I'euerai congress, on ine louowing uiie, j. a. Persons ealling for any of the above Let leave her dry at each low water. back the Judiciary Tho report crounds On motion, the article on the Ordinance was taken np nd read, which re seeming to be determined to push the ter will please say advertised.

was takcp up for consideration. X. XI IS JIQX, IWT SCb Ul 11IO pvulio VI Asother Hotf.1. Tbaoepi. The Ply business, so' as to be to adjourn at lates to the disposal aijd grants of lands Quindaro K.

April 3d, 1U58. Kanzas. r- i Convention ndjonrned. mouth Illinois) Uotel was destroyed by an early day, 2. It has received from them, ft stern for Common Schools, Universities; Rail OHIO STATE AND UNION ArrERsroos The Journal of fare a tow days since, tho circumstances oi nd overwhelming condemnation at the Mr.

Roberts, and Mr, Barr introduced roads, Seat of Government, fec certain Monday was read and. adopted. The ballot-box', bv a maionty which leaves majority minority rcporta from the Law College. THIS Institution has been removed to Cleve-Innd. Ohio.

Dwrreos are legally conferred, The Vicksbnrg (Miss.) '''Whiff gives the following extract of a dated teb. per centum. Chair appointed Messrs. -Thacher, Har no room for doubt. miscellaneous committee.

Quite ft lengthy discussion arose on 3. Its origin was marked by events of vey and special committee on and Students upon Graduating may be admitted topractioe. -i. Mn Adams reported from committee tha Tjronrietv of the Stale taxing the 24, 1858, from one of the Delegates to the lecttmptbn Convention, who finds tho minority report. i sucn atrocity, uu us i-unauuiiuuiiuu siimalized by such glaring frauds, as Uuited Slates for lands.

i.r lot tireuiars aaaress, at leveiana, ly 35. 11. A. KING, Sic't. on Banks and Incorporations.

Both reports were, referred to the committee on The reading of tho Judiciary Article that region too warm for him, to a resi On motion, tho subject was referred to dent of icksburg. It speaks lontseii: was then The sections wore which are shocking enough. I he owner, Mr.i Wilson, was in bed when the fire broke ont his wife, two children and sister lying on the floor, on In the night tho mattresses caught fire by some means, and Mrs. Wilson, awaking, found her own and her sister's nightdresses were in flames. Wilson caught up her babe and made good her escape, while her sister rescued the eldest child.

After they had escaped, they in their fright had forgotten or supposed Mn W. had got out uninjured, but such in a vmr few moments proved not to must ever disgrace the records oi the State it shall create; and Mai' people must inevitably be demoralized, who are Quindaro IVursery. phraseology. select committee of five. iMy reason for leaving isi I think, then adopted, The Article oiv.

Legislature was taken THE undenigned will prepared in season for Sprina planting, to fill orders forth e-ood one. I cannot stay any longer. Adjourned until 8 o'clock A. M. Tnes- Foster moved, to strike out the moved to amend the eboieest vnrieties of word "State" nd insert tho w6rd "Com, i i have been, as every one must he, politics.

for my fiitnre prospects' In 'KanaaS, have aay morning. 81ITH DAT. Article so as to compel iue ui-gimaiuio monwealth." which was lost. The Ju to apportion the representation by singl taken an active and rather prominent diciary article was then adopted, as pub districts. APPLE, PEAR, PEACH i- And other Frait Tiwsj; Also, Ornamental Trees, Grapes, Ice.

XT Enquire of Alfred Grav. AS. A. WHITE. Quwlnre.

March 19, 1558 i TlesdatMabch called part. And now. to confess the 'truth lished in another place. 1 i i have been the "case. The flames in their Messrs.

Ewing, Walden, and Barr fa and shame the devil, we, the Tro-slavery to order at i o'clock the president "in The article on Amendments was taken room now spread so rapidly that was forced to the acceptance ot such unworthy precedents in place of those glorbns traditions of liberty which should illuminate the early history of every republican government. 4. The very existence of this Convention is conclusive evidence of the popular After its close, the result of its labors will be submitted to a vote of the whole people for approval or rejection. Until that decision is made, we earnestly trust that Congress will give us respite from the sentence it has threatened to prouounce. No just cause exists for this vored the amendment in speeches.

men, cannot expocf any favors of the tho chair. After prayer by Rev. Mr. up, amended and adopted as elsewhere Abolitionists for, although we impossible to obtain ingress to that part of tha building. After the whole build After some other unimportant amend Baldridge, the regular order was proceeded with.

The reading of tha journal published. I mcnts, the convention adjourned at 2 have been in a minority ever sinco 1 came to Kanzas. we have denied' this, to pre ing was destroyed, nothing left but the The committee on Remonstrance re- o'clock this morning, to 8 o'clock. was dispensed with. vent discouraging emigration from the ported through their chairman, Mr.

Win ashes na ournuig emums, uie tnn commenced to search for the body. They found it in tho" morning, with the head Mr. Soule reported from committee on Jk1 seventh par. South, and. have bullied and swindled them in our elections, until even I admit The report was adopted by cclamft schedule.

burnt entirely from shoulders, hi they hav rijrht to feel outraged. To Wedsesdat, March 31. Pursuant to ation: Mr. Barr asked time to prepare mi unprecedented haste. The people are at length in the possession of a government which they have so modified as to render Gen.

Lane moved the following! A XEW STOCK OF, GROCERIES, J'JT RECEIVED latvxisliis J70R SALE nt the Corner of FiHh Strert and W. O. Sugar, Cheese, And a lanrs supply of gene-wl Gromies, fresh from St. Louis. Qnin-tam, Man 20, 1 adjournment, tho Convention met at nority report on the same.

Resolved. That the committee on Re day they outnumber us at least four or five to one. The disproportion is too great for us to fight any longer the more so from the fact that the ensuing On motion of Gen. Lane the rule was arms at the elbows, and his legs at the anklo joints. The body presented a most horrible appearance.

It appears that wherever the clothing covered the body it was preserved from the flames. It is generally supposed that Mr. W. suffoca it endurable and appeal, with every ar monstrance be instructed immediately to inspended and the report read before ref- forward to Marcns J. Parrott, copy of A.

M. the President in the chair. The special order being the schedule committee's it was taken from the table. A resolution was adopted limiting renee to the committee on Thrawology. spring's emigration will swell then ma-ioritv to probably eight or ten to one said remonstrance, duly signed by said gnraent of expediency and jnstk-e, to be permitted to retain that government, until, in the exercise of their acknowledged rights, they shall see fit to replace it with Mr.

Allen introduced the following committee, and certified by the President ted from the smoke before the flames for our men are leaving daily, and theirs reached him. CV JTbj. minority wport from the committer on rd Secretary of the Convention. are pouring in, one oftheir own creation ani eooico. to ten minutes ear's.

Carrwd. Fianchise.