Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-07

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IS, in nj, =. j, no. the chief reason !. LOT sa my
Or The - 'Ds ,., hi. resolution may be voted
sa 'n'er hs seI hs especially pc desired tina.
Polk and all !. future III he e' d;"Ser.e
gsa.s si'si. fund, the Executive acts upon on
icher q y" responsibility, and IS not 10 De
here ,h., Mn :. account: otherwise. the ac' OF
opins -, would be dirty trap. Sir II
|di,u,a nrss hn.;nsss if we cannot repose
pros;s Fs''y usJence in our Chief Magis.
presid.s 6' ne who i. elevated to the highest
slslias sr~9a' ,he gil. of the people Of these
made ! siaa y y ,heir free sufifages-to en'rus'
us% Y The expenditure Of the paltry
Il on, p, wv CIV thousand dollars year Tor
and ~ epai', ,.sd ,ha. he was impelled by
keIf - tl o'" ass;yed TO be his duty TO make
hem h, h 10 y s' s He regarded the fair
y. and y Vt sg' ear distinguished public men as
motir. ~" a,s,ly Of the country; we had re-
a.hanss r'p' ,ch heritage from those who
to inv. 80 -, and any man who unjus,ly
ht had r's's0 0. n assals the reputation Of
Priesy il n American is no true friend OF the
trusted ! i, Of their institutions.
ID ru. \ %.W said that he held it to he lmpor-
In, esps. ns ~, the Executive branch of the
dencvs y u m,nt should be satisfied that full
hoD.d d. .a.. !. and will be reposed in it as
thoss s'a' e'Itsl;,nwi,h which this fund may
nou =. sps.'..sJ-as 10 the discretion which
Every /. 's. exercised; and that it will be pro-
on paid \, W bv Congress and by the people
ousand a, y ,e,odalous imputalions so easily
with Gry y !, regard TO it; and that it may not
resuec;.I arud from its judieious and patri-
vernn.m \ '. -, bv sny opprshensions O popular
land lolJ . ns improperly ercifed. or popular
~ aba ,sr gotten up for other than patriotic
ice for Sr,,.
IIenr M r1s distinction which the resolution
the couml hes between the disclosure Of foreign.
hat re,p1 !, anne, and the names Of citizens en-
as Of oa '.,.d Is agents, Mr. W. said he regarded
md wsu ,,,snsbls. All should be protected
now sDov Avn ueosure, or else we may not pro-
Ps anuud !. he Information they disclose, or
be mops .s,a ,be services they render. But he
10 ,a,I !. apposed to The resolutions on the
courts .w,, grounds he had stated. 1t was
inlngs s,r,sly necessary. he said. for him to
and rsu ,.a,rk that he could safely vouch that no
hment Inssdge was had by the distinguished
ret agrn} ID worthy funclionary at the head Of the
as ci'ca Sus Department. or by the faithful Off
osi adrs If nyi to him, of any disclosure of
u|as sa junenls in their care, TO Justify the call
MON lha r0o.sd. lie fell, assured of this from
} The csua Vii high character. He hoped the res
.sim would be rejected a, once.
gems Nh NAscuM made some very sensible
,ha nnsss in continuation expressing salts.
ON vs. baon at he Presidents course.
10 beprl lrllCSAeAN said that the resolution
abasssdnI rs not so much favorl,e with him as
10 cav snaSs him sorry if j, were not adopted.
). rs" %w Assrs BaEEsE aud ALLEN followed in
mod. Asame strain.
that fo The motion to lay the resolution On
ployed hhble was negatived; and the question
rorresps Icing upon its adoption. the yeas and
The Dn uu we're ordered, and, being taken, re.
neeoisI aIsd as follows:
' II would Ea-Mr Turney.
shedIg4 Ays-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Ashley,
bn. and rhson, Anterior, Bagby. Barrow,
| Of lice en@n, Berrisn, Calhoun. Cass. Thos.
Every on rsn, John NJ. Clayton, Colquitt
nus, kmsI Irwin, Davis. Dickinson, Dix. Evans
agens Eaisld, Greene, Haywood, Houston,
e al iii amdng'on. Jarnagin, Jenness, johnson
cioun Ia. Lewis. McDufie, Mangum. Miller.
ed byh a'rhsad, Niles, Pearce, Peunybacker,
Ssb helps, Sewer, Simmons, Speight, Up
With TN m'Wsbsier, Westcolt, W oodbridge-44.
and ng 10 The resolution was rejected.