Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30
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!. / Fh~0ek6ean - ssane frsas
~ ~. DsnsaneeA.
I;.bea !, v,.l.,ss ~. a's NAhsas hoDeer, pm
! 80 y, ssaed : highfaiusin e
h..,,. !, r.-.,e sa''''g INC false account Of
rich . ,t,,s a., -. As humans % arms IN
], s's ~ = hsnase below:
,;,.as .sa, mas nos, indeed, ceased to be
uaah ID Tho Ia nd Il III. Aa % every proslAver
nnst be iumedietely rescn.d r,or, -. m
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b..,;n. ). n,hgers are 1t this nomen
1 ,..n n, tss = =! kc number Of pfo-slaver
,n;n,,.a. ~ rs .ms pace ior EAstin In twent,
.hs Observation-Disclosures. as var mas again comndenced an,
ssys,. ,s.n nave again commenced II. Pro
80. 49, =. ana order men--ssrike TO
~. A.sss-s'nke ior your hresides-strike fo
.ba h.sn's-asenge the blood Of your brethren
h.sr.i. 1sen eovaraiy assaiied, but who have
TO- Aea ~ ae'shce Of Southern institu
"a nu tue Dugie OF war over the length
.. p'eau.h o. tne iand, and leave not an abo
a a. "a lhe territory 70 relate their treacher.
a Ia uIon,anaang decds---strlke your pierre
iusa ,'e pais ana your giittering steel to their
naras anu POISONOUS hearts. Let the war DRY
,;.a.n !; sease - hsnsas again antn our Ter
.ia.,s, Viessea 81 the last vestgc Of aboli-
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A Missouri borderer. who was with N. inv.
ding a.mv vr;,.. ). ~. 9, - 60.
nonno,n. c. CT q. s ~ 'o'eP' "@se''e' oe-
A''"c'"g "Q', Shahnon 10 very severe terms for
having made treaty with the defenders Of
( 7 aw,ce.n H. Il. =, ..,..
hoard nf !. f.,,.,
Il. "NAs treaty with the
e'u~ens Wuhin h's jurisdiction, touching their
obedience 10 the laws.p Il Wa A i,mt;fi,, ,;,,,e
trssty. q saws the irate r,,fs.n ona IA.
na1 pit,'ai and contemplate az appears the
cohaact OF Gov. shannon upon the face of this
treaty, when We consider few facts outside of,
Dut connected with its formation, his conduct
n y, infamous sSIhe treaty" says Governor
shannon states that he has npt called upon per-
s2iis resident ef any other State to aid in the
execution OF the laws, &C. At headquarters ut
"aKarhsa, know that gentlemen from Missouri
were invited to meet Governor Shannon in coun-
cll-tnat they did so-that he knew that they
were there--and ne invited them, knowing that
'hey were rom missouri, to participate in the
cohncii, ana that they did so. This statement
OF "ov. shannon, then, to the people Of Law
renee, Is a wiifui falschood. But why is it re
guiste to utter this falsehood? Had it any re-
ference to the obedience Of the people of Law
renee to the laws, tho question Of difficulty ?-i
or !. rather did not Governor shannon lose sight
OF the great question upon which he supposed |
wash his own conduct with Tho n.on,o ~ Iaw
renee; and for this pitiful, contemplate pur- |
pose tell them this fiat, corrupt iie?"
.erho
Governor in his proclamation told them tho oho.
tionists disregarded the courts, and appealed to
loree--they came out to enforce the authority of
l'e .ou,. Wv onA'noh tolu I.ieih .ney nau
been called out--that the nson,e Of Lawrence
had agreed to abide the authority of the courts
The army went home believing such to have
'een .ne ia.' nu' "hen .lie seeres 'rea.y
to submit to the laws of the Territory subject to
an appeal to the courts, as Gov. Shannon re-
peatedly stated, conditions were annexed in di-