Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13

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SEsATKs--The Seaate T4ssed joint reeolatioI
! sHhosizng PROF.. Hsche, Of The Coast Sarveys q
aaept the medal presented him by The King q
Sntcden-
Nr. Hunter reported = substitute for the bin
] regulating the compensation Of members OF Con
EFeS, giving them 81, 500 instead Of n, 900 pei
year. with section providing that il any book.
DC distributed 10 members By resolution in eth
e. OF both houses. the price giycn for the same
be deducted from their compensation, provided
that they shall not extend 70 books ordered %
| Ne printed during Congress Tor which the mem.
bers respectively shall have been held respQnsl-
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Ar. Thompson made speech TO show that
Commodore Ssocfon, and not Col. Fremont, an
honor ciaifner by the friends OF the latter, was
the conquerorof California.
/ Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee, examing the plat
forms OF the PARTIES now n the Prfsidetiai held,
showing that of the Democracy and declaraing
| that he shonif support MIR. buchanan, believing
that the ssfeE of the Union depends upon his
election
Ar. Bel. u Tennessee, felt imperatively cali
ed upon te define his position. He was not
| member Of he American party, but should sup
port Mr. Fiamord.
Mr. BiglR submitted a resolution, which lies
the vouchers on which Mr.. Fremont acted as an
officer Of he Government, from the first expedi-
ton to California, so that the nature of the. dis
bursemerfsna appear; also in9uiring whether
there is any public money in his hands unac-
counted for, or whether there are any papers on
file in the department from official sources,
charging him with maifeasance in Office.
Mr.. Poote, made speech on the wrongs of
Kansas maintaining the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise was the cause OF the present ex-
bitement throughout the country which was
threatening the perpetuity of the Republic. The
primary purpose, and chief fruits of the abroga-
lion was to fasten slavery on .kansas, either
feaceabiy or forcibly. He spoke of squatter
sovereignty as a feeting phantom now abandon
ed by its original friends, and Of the subjugation
OF the peaple OF Kansas by invaders and usurpa-
ton Adjourned.
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'asscd, and the House took recess.
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