Kansas question speech frames statehood ethics Kansas
Acting Governor Stanton warns Kansas Territory’s elected processes risk invalidating sovereignty and urges direct popular vote on the Constitution as Congress weighs statehood. He notes low delegate participation, calls for measures to prevent disorder, and proposes a law to ensure a clear expression of the people's will on ratification.
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