Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
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The Slavery Extension papers have made
great display of /. few sayings of Garrison an,
some others, with view of proving that tn,
ant-Nebraska party We're d,sunonsss. The fol
lowing are a few choice specimens on the othvI
/ side; ..-.
For my part, am ready TO proceed to ex
trelne MEASURES even 10 ,lic dissolution of The I'm
| Ion-Senator Yuiee Ii The Scna,e, FEB. ~ 1919
| Tue DISSOLUTION OF tie Union is preferable I,
| the Submission OF The south 10 the WllmuJ Pro
risu.-kes vi Suutheren Congressional. Caucus
! Jan -, 1919. .. ..-...z. -.r-s .-.,.,..,g --
Il Is tlliie the yoke vas thrown off and the
| question scllied.-Senator Masou,., Senate Jan
| -, 1919 s-
| We intend to have the land pcaceably if we
can, iorciuIy if We musI.-Mr. Mead OF Va, IL. K.
| June II, 1890. 55 E# %%7 t79@ sE 7ttaaft#
| When ,ne Wilmot Proviso is adopted, and
the Suutii are ready 10 Walk Out OF The On ou.-
hr. Station, OF Tennessee, Ii. X. .juue l.th
| 1890 -E'. co. 34i-. ss s"ae i'7 1+7
Ii the Wilmot Proviso is adopted, it will
| raise storm tut viii sweep away tins Uuioli,
and Ipray to God dcvouliy ina, il may do So
Mr.. Blown, OF .iiisslssippi II. H. June 10, 1850
II the W,lmot Proyiso is adoptca, III any
form, 1 will INTRODUCES bill for The dissviu,,u.
or the Unloa.-Ar. Coicoc1, ii. Il. Feb. 27tn
1851. ts| ss rz'' @El.t2 @-@ ~.<st@ e'- '->
The South asks no Compromise do not be-
lieve war Will follow dlsuliiolt, but IN no event
viii bloody pictures deter her from urleu,ng
her risats ut every i.aZard.-Sen.tor Clemens,
req. 70 $780, '*~'-s @+'' .t't3
Tie people of the South know their rights
and viii maintain them at all hazards, even
suoaid diSuhloL result q. r. ~ a. "si'a<
The South must DEFEND their rights at the ex-
pese oi bood.-lif. Melville II. X. March 4,
1850. - EfalH[p r5'!f 2'ss' 'F'# 5sa .-f75
fiIe Southern men who will stand up and
say that he is Tor tie uu,on, 'Eow :tnd forever
Is more dangerous to the people lie represents
liian those who are III open hostility. II Caii-
iu;uia be tr.Muueiea with u nreaubca declaring
the t.: rory Tree, a.i Wiling 10 dissolve
the Cniou.-Mr. Morse, of In, Ii K, March IA.
$500. - .is f 5sf 15z- tsss'a+ so '.7 5+
1 do not make the salvation of the Union the
ptrAlnount qucslon.-Senuiur Batter, Feb ID,
1850. ... ;.si
These extracts might be Continued 10 an in !
definite eXtent as ally one who has read the
!eb,ies IA Congress ior a lew years past, is
we'll aware. Yr4 f,,.sF.a.5. s.,ss -.sss.l,ss
g HIS NorEs AND his Acrs.--Thea Charleston
Mercury has taken up tie cudgcls Tor Mr. Blu, !
cianan. a5lsi-a s@ -ss7i#@ sfs'S- ~ tA47
A portion OF the chivary have been assalinr /
the ''oid iedeialist, and pronouncing him not !
"sound The goose" =
a The Mercury rebukes them and claims that +
Slavery has no more devoted friend than Mr.
Buchanan, and prooes il from, his acts and potes.
lie Mercury says
"Blt, IN erterthat the absurditv of the charge
OF Mr. Bacanan's being IA 'ireesoiier," in.lv. If
possible, become apparent, we need only eitt
the fact, that ttgo gears ago, he signed Us stesd
Naae.festg, a doeu.aeak choa soc e6jsct Gas to
{sybu'N
States cosekA hare been TO, NJ ri - Here, then. IL
has record. sIheschempton Of The u4aaissiea of
4 ffahsas--he cha"tpson OF the admission Of
Jeftts--the chaapioss a" the admission OF C4ba--
Hhere ~ the tart IF ffee-soii ism IN al his?
'fhatevsr are Ibr. buchanan trejnd5ccx dgai,,st
;iaceTg, hisvo nnt iiis acts witt, u.s. 81 II
They ARE CoNlSG.-Hon. D. c. Cloud, the
present Att'y tieneral OF Iowa, aud elected IS
,uch by the Democracy, only two years ilgu, is
iow a Candidate on the Republican; ticket oil
auseatine county tor representative TO the Gem
,ai Assembly.
J. CJrskadden, Esq, only short time Silence
ditor OF the Muscatine Enquirer viotenti
Democratic paper is .a!soia Candidate ON the 2
iepubcah ticket, for Prosecuting Attorney. !,
Hon. John A. Parvin, leading Democrat, !
he'll known here as AN able representative in the
gtsatnre, elected asssscii by the Democracy =
also using all his influence Tor Freinonr aud :
layton. y
We might mention Mr.. Burnett, and several :.
ther leading men OF that county, who have also u
their determination to leave the Pro- r
avery parry oil Pierce and compaly. To battle =
n freedom and equal rights. (, - ~
In johnson county, so great has been the
ruins over of the masses TO the true Republic
party, that every candidate On tile ticket is 4,
ON the rasas OF the old Democracy Nj. Il rs
irkwooi, the candidate tor Senator is Que of ,e
e ablest stuaipers in the West and ha. hereto
re done harf service for the Democracy. He
using his eloqaeiiee and influences for free 3
M and Frenioui.--i Oskaloosa Herald. q
FATAL ACCIDENT Vest er,lay morning, a Young III
IN named John keiies, brakeman on si.e Giu.I nj
go Rock Island Road, was killed Ls being
u over by the tram, near the Central Railroad G,
ise IA this city. lie on top OF Que OF the Ce
rs While passing under the bridge wrt, struck ST
] head aud Knocked him OF. when the whole eli
IN passed over his bods, killing him instantly of
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