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mission, Wheh tnat power has been reserved


by the constitution, or conceded by Con.
gress. The right to 60 legislate being ad.


mitted, the propriety Of resubmitting the
constitution to the people BY whom It has


been SO recently rejected, is between the
people and their representatives; and the


justification Of it can only be found in the
acknowledged fact, that great, if not de.
'cisive influence was produced, resulting in
the rejection Of that instrument, by a sun.


posed connection between it and the ones.
ton ef boundary.


The adoption or rejection Of the boun-
dairy ought to have been decided at The
April election by direct vote upon the
conditions imposed by Congress upon our
admission, as directed both by the Const;-
tuition and the act Of Congress. Ire
mains yet to be settled in some way before
we can gain admittance into the Union
The first Monday in April having passed.
the Constitution ssas it came from he Con-
vention," if it is adopted at the August
election, will permit the Legislature Of The
State 70 accept any conditions which Con-
gress subsequently, to that time, NAV i'm
pose upon our admission into the Union.
but that provision win Be imperative as 70
the conditions imposed BY the act Of Con-
gress above referred to, because it was en-
acted before the first Monday in April, and
they must, therefore, ii the act remains 81
:orce, and effect is given to the constitu-
ton, but ultimately met BY adirect vote oil
the people.


The act under consideration declares n