Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23


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a IA ShSeknr ~ ts,opwsd Is he Demoer.f IL
T 90 - n.r,rki sr.n - fIpp Il nox- Noth;.v
-, & frhS.s ISs .snIl9 yi.ns h;lnseH npcs, -
s.e;uf II ffSt .ss1,l,,,; xe MI. eres sfrent
a.. ;v..rsi.,n..n 5,or, VIENNA Tyne I .ho,,Id
rev,fd m eosveyS1on !. 3 miracle much vresfer
,ksa n, cnn al psnl IIsa,yi,ter Set We
s,f cssr 5000 h;r.. NJ crr3.sde ~
-, 10 n. t.-s, 8 1,,s ,,aest;c,, i gsshrsu a
vs ass ~. sfaad -
I = ,o.s a l., gentlemen va a,e eaeh IL :.
49, ,r;si,c -, 5;grs ~ ;sh .ax,,e 5
~. - geaer.iiY ;msr;,,s on,ing vsners-
.ssrs to,ffne, s,as, ,,. hi. time ana SEEING
ri, re;o;ce ma stes- hs.r.s .,rcI Win .hark
f,,,s.s ibat ,Iere sore 1ner AZ ,hia aar Who
o,1.1,a fortb an nraud,v and HrrnIr in favor of
,hess rr;ncir,es ~ ;,ss.fce ,;ber.y and tho Con
s,;,at;nr 3.
And NOV gentlemen I vii, eni;,e to more
,,,;,,,,,. ,,.rt nf nv s,,lect n nr friend from
y;rg;fia + Hr. Letsber. 4 has cot through asking
a,ses,;oos
= n. I,etci,cr,s have rot all II xant to no to
nv section ~ the coa,r,,ry with.
M G;dd;r,rs. IN. ms friend. with what emo
,;nns 4 bear tt.t word .e,,;o,. i, Iustaad Of
Ia,Linr "a tho good aud for the auprovaj of com.
inn re,erations men are always locking over
,heir Shoulder 10 see IL the devil is not coming
after them fIauehfer.l When will men learn
that We are not sent here 20 caril OF, mere sec.
tional issness Gentlemen Of the Democratic
party. i say again. in YOUR attempt to extend
this sectional institution, you bare called down
the, vengeance of the American, people i,pon
your heads, The handwriting upon the wall has
beeJ, seen and read of all men Your history is
written. and your doom is sealed: the sentence
pronounced against you: ..dcpart. We cursed.n-
Laughter. You need not trouble yourselves
sbout our petty difficulties. We will take care
of them; yoti cannot help ms. We can do
without YOU. We have a working majority in
this House against Won When organized, we
shall raise the standard of united Opposition to
your party. Indeed. whether We eject Speak.
er or not. we shall mite in opposition to your
Kansas-Nebraska bill. and TO lis prineiples., -
q So m,,ch ha 4 been said here about Ren,rbii
cans. and Abnlitiopists. and Known othines. that
T want 10 define terms. 1 have already e;yen my
views ,,nou RennbIieanism. They are eypressed
in the lanouaoe of that immortal instrument IN
which have referred--the Declaration of Inde.
nendence which shall continue To ;nrrea 90 in
ehe brightness Of its glory as long as freedom
.bal1 he snst.;nna That Is tho foundation nj
INV Remblicanism AZ il il that of VAST major.
~ of the who's and Know. Notbinps Of the
North. You. gentlemen Of the Democratic par.
H. stand forth here DENYING this doctrine.-
Yon saw men arc mot endowed by their Creator
with the inalienable right of liberty. Yon can
,a;rta;, yo.,,.,,os;,on IN Tho ctatos as wo no
not interfere with i there. we have no anthori.
ty within yo(lr several STATE iurisd;etions- and
,ye sock ia .exarc;sa none pnt whom Won ask
nj 10 extend slavery. We answer with the ms.
triotsr of l77s that we hold that this Federal
Government was constituted for the protection
of life liberty and the n,rs,;, Of hanniness =.
You DENY these doctrines, while we affirm and
,.;tnrata ,bcm Yon rbo c,ll Yourselves Dam.
ocrats pronounce your anathemas AGAINST JeHer-
son. the anostle Of Democracy and turn over
his memory and nrucinles to the Renmblicans
and the Know. Mornings of this nation and saw
Won have formed new basis mon which this
Government shall be administered
;, now come to the more Immediate issue made
by the gentleman from PENNSYLVANIA, MIR.
Jones. ] of whom always sneak with respect,-
He savsthc KNOWN othings and the Republicans
in PENNSYLVANIA are the same. Understand nav
friend on the left [Mr. Alisonl saws they are the
same. Am right in that s 'efzsss
Mr.. Jones. only reply that it is so, as they
toll us
Mr.. Giddings. You can never find better au-
thority under heavens than the word Of those
who profess the doctrines [Laupbter.
Mr. Giddngs. | now ask my friend on the
left TMr Allison I If that ia what he understood
on that arguments
Mr.. Allison. Certainly.
Mr.. Giddings. Now, then, ask the gentle
man over the way, JMr. Campbell of Pennsylva-
mia, if that is what he understood as Republic
cansm in Pennsylvania!
Mr.. Campbell. have explained myself fully
on that point.
Mr.. Giddings. / understood the gentleman
so. only put the question for the purpose O.
reaffirmation
Mr.. Campbell. My sentiments were pc .fes I'll,
but if the gentleman will VI eld me
the floor will repeat them. ~
Mr.. Gddings. Oh, so understo' ID them
laughter to be sure; and now ant to, ask
ny friend here, Mr.. Jones, of Per .nsylya .1in,
ire You, sir opposed to the restorat ION of Ii Der
y to Kansas Say it right out. Laughter
Mr. Jones, of Pennsylvania. | do not know
hat understand the gentleman's que stion
Mr.. Giddings. / merely want , nv friend tc
ay here before the country-I ,ra not anon,
lames-are you in favor of slave ~ in Kansas O,
ire you in favor Of rcstorio /, liberty there b,
rational law?
A voice. That's the ques ,;on
Mr.. Jones. I will ansv ,ar tho ouo,tio, Will,
pleasure. ~ e,'s'''i '''
A Member. Restorir o Il nv national law q,
curse. =
Mr.. Jones' lam, ,,rorob tbo nec,or,t,bn NJ
in 10 ror of I;hort, o,nn,wbouo
Mr.. Giddings. a We arc Glad ~ baar i, 3
Mr. Jones' am in &C. of Thartr N ~,
wn countr,, ar a mndnr an oh,;a,,;on H,h;oh !,
gher wi 4, m, t,,an1a,,,.tiin, an - rth ,maor
o stand hv 81 ,s,;,,,,;nnai ~ ont, ana + i,nnn
10 hig ban /, ~ "s'''"''oi'' anu N''o
Mr. C;ad:ss " r.a.;,
Mr. IL. VA M ~ :" a - .h;u,- ~
uestio, T .,n IN ssror nf Ghor,r i, Kansas
,st nc Il "l. ~ c".:..' y: !"
ne mu." as ,ne The h;u nh iT ,n a% fo,
e. par.... III III s yin :, "'en ,.;,,;ro ~ ~
ules '.ias no ". anu =, - an ''''"s -
ana 70 .ne las'' a.,
MI uluulss en NY ''ie"u ,is fa Ia ' =.
r = pon' oS' s's'Ne 1'''ooi y
hansas1 10 'n%t c..
Mr. zones My reps t Is aae n9nsi,.u,loii uu "d
no. p'oH,oi. ou. Sn rs n.:.u, - iA'is'' ue
sue ~ mas c !! uiiue, '"I 1us.',u,'o =,
Mi. "louihss wan. no pe." en;ana ru IT,
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