24th CONGREss-1st SESSION.

HOUSE. OF REPRESENTATIYEs.
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June 6.--Mr LAWRENCE presented the remon- strance of Bement Ford and l06 other male inhabjt- ants of Boston, the State of Massachusetts, against the admission of the Territory of Arkaiisas into the Union, as save-holdng State; also, of William E. hoveoy and A other male inhabitants of Boston, of Elizabeth Hayward and I05 other female inhabitants of Boston and of Lucy A. H. Peterson and l79 other female inhabitants of Boston, upon the subject.

 Also, a remonsrance purportDg to be signed by Gerrit Smith, Alyan Stewart, Beriah Green, Samuel Lghtbody, and others, Executive Committee of the Anslayery Society of the State of New York; against the admission of the Territory of Arkansas as State into the Union upon equal footing with the original States under the Constitution, which prohibits the Legislature from abolishing slavery in said State.

 Mr. SHADE presented the following memorials re- monstfating against the admission of Arkansas into the Unio with constitution sanconing the existence, and prohibiting the abolition, of slavery, namely:

 From 296 males and 52 females of Addison coun- y and its yicinity in the State of Vermont from 374 males and 352 females of StaTksboro in the same county from lo3 citizens of Hanover 50 males and