Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

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provemens anu ~ s ID, hsbors
gs.oinS inpso' einens u.s IN W.,ras,ay,psYt
me snGlect was pos'pouesa WI ,,.,sa .shsr c,,n
MT Ssss salo ne slou,. - a.
.enlent, .o snow 'na. ns naa NJ r.,
N regafu 70 some ~ - s'A - .'t
ton.
sumner cv'nmeueeu ns -. A~'sa. Is,
anairs. lac said we are es'.lea ~ seesess s's.,'
IN Wnlcn !, = isolseu noI ony .ne
hberty OF q distant ierritory, Dut tne peace OF
the whole country Against Aansas crime mas
a been committed without paraiei IN ,ae record
?. OF the past-worse than anyt tning aone py sef.eo
against siciiy are YOU aga,iis. ', sasriese Are
you against p robberies. ! noia u up 20 your
scorn. Are you Tor the proteeton oi an'e.'caa ,
citizensY Ihare shown you herc that t1e,r dear
est rights have been thrown down, wMe "
ranical usurpailon has installed hseai On tnelr
very necss. ms CRIME hazards civii War. ~
al proceeds irom sne slave power which IL the
crihiihai. IN opposing IL NC are not iahatical OF
secuonai, as saia Dy the Soath garoina senator,
Mr.. M. butier, ana the senator rom Hihois, Mr..
Dougas, VINO ~ tne squire oi slavery, us oansno
an1a re"uy 70 uo au .s nulh.lia,as o'hees, pu'
ne 'canno. compel opedience 70 tnis sususpasioh;
he g siinitates tne BRUSH olncer VINO win ooassiui
smagser, saia ne wouiu cram tne stamps sac aoWh
the tnroats OF tue american people.
ne tnen co0sidereo tne crime against nansas .a
anu i.s ana v.'eh', anu neA. snc apo.os'ss
iot iot. ."e etiphe, uWe,liis pa.,S.hiit W ~. .sd
sauit On the hniigrahe Aid SoS'ev, Wn,e. ne
ehhracterizes US INFAMOUS. "ftnoat cohciuuile
nc gaVe way ~ 70 aG)unen@ ~,
g mouse took ss up I" aeeeLs JONI
tne u Wy navy
20 ulsoatcn yssse,s WIN provisl ms privately con
'''Uu'ev' ~ .ne Sape ue eIae suhers.
7 mr. heney reierrea 10 the faohtity OIL ne"
lork IN giving 70 tne starving people, ana aP-
pea " tne iioese w pass tle resoiu''oii' "ii0'i
asSea se ler no aPp1opria!i9n oi money g.
mr. Smth, OF va, wniie ieehns aeepiy ior
their distress, was unwilling in this trfing par
ranst;t't;on NJ oons;aar,d a. sandnn of
sh;r ann;Saian, - -, arnronr;a.;on ,;e ~
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as .;ar ~ ra,n.;na ~ .bo foSoh,a ahdnn
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Mr.. Walker moved to discharge the Committee
Of the Whole on State of the Union from futher
| consideration of the bill for the improvement of
Mobile harbor. .,-'...--t y. i
Negatived-60 to 81. 'zast t'f .a's'N-''@ = 'SsS
lal - sa So 8s.1sa st. Louis, NAV 49,
United States Marshal Donaldson, and Depu-
ties Preston and Wala, left Kansas city on We'd
nesdav last with reuuisition from Governor Shan
non uInon authorities to mission for Robinson.
who was recently detained at Lexington, and
who stands indicted in District Court for treason
against the U, S, .-.-,y .y,.g .,... ,.t g.. j
Sheriff Jones convalescent.
Brown, editor of Herald Of Freedom, was
arrested while endeavoring to escape the Terri
tory,. ,t... s.,. e.s S<e9 sa5t st,ii s,Iza g.
Governor Rreder has fled but it is thought he
will be captured ls, =
Judge Fame of Georgia is appointed Sheriff un-
til Jones RECEIVERS. # is reported that he has
been shot at twice while dscharging his duties. 4
1t is said that there are 500 men in Law
renee thoroughly crmed with Sharp's rifles and
strongly fortified with breast works and two pie
ces of artillery, and that it is their intention to
resist all attempts at arrest. ese t5aEs#7g lc
About 1000 men have responded to the Proc
lamation of the Marshal and are encamped in
| the vicinity of Lawrence and Lecompton. their
avowed purpose being to compel Lawrence to ac
knowledge the organic law of the Territory -
A.. ,s.. .-.r Is ~ .,,..s G. MAYOR -.
| M. no.,, Do.o s".a. W. lou,s, n.' ,do, ~
e1e.I .f.n. go WI. o, hsSuod W
a.1 "a ho.ii, ",i.e' saaS = 'l. 81 49, "
49,. .La MI oe ,s,no.'na sa,t nato
~, .ne peoP.e ". 10
w ool ,umner ash:.s n,". w s.a.un oJuy VI
ceed;ne to sancnnarv extrem;t;es He declined
| saving he had no mower to move without Or
! ders oEl 6 p 1Sl0'r,Et'a 80 gE*t "a s's5as's-
| Mr.. Cox of Lawrence. waited on Marshal Don.
aldson to ascertain if ANYTHING could he done
neaceablv to nreyent his monster posse entering
town. Marshal said their demands must be com.
| pIed with. nreyiously consentinp not to enter
Lawrence with all his forces ast'f sg.alssjl i,e
list. Every man against whom process is issu-
| ed should be surrendered. t
2nd.. All munitions of war at Lawrence to be
delivered mn. 7Tat}sa starl5a 80 - FSaR 9s'
| Sd. Citizens should pledge themselves implicit
| ly to obey present enactments. Kansas list of
oaths tayes and all
| a~Upon recent of This the citizens held a pub
liz meet;ne and drew nm = letter 70 the Marshal
stating that he and every nersou acting. under
him would be allowed tn execute LEGAL process
AGAINST onv citizen of lawrence and r called
upon thew would serve as nosse in making ar.
rests: that there would not now. nor at any fu
ture time he anv resistance tn law. and they on.
ly awaited opnortunity to testify fidelity to the
Union and constitution. that thew claim to be
law ABIDING orler.loving citizens and asked to
be protected by constituted authorities. Mar
shaIrs answer was that he did not believe in
promises to the people of Lawrence: that he re-
garded than as rebels and traitors. and they
should know his demand when he came.
| aazR ys&@sz Now yo,,, NOV ., %
! Ground was broken yeterday at Fort Mon
mouth. N. J.. for the commencement of the
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