Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25


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As ,, oye.lons DON 70 nr. Dougias ann MI oeW.
Au bihs proposing the admissioa OF Kansas ana
Ieierrs. " ,ns 'ates. accounts from tnst tcrn'o'
y, ssnlhg sna'i we SIT ny when iorty men were
lecenuy sam ana the excitement constantly IN
SleAs'ng snu Towns sacked ana pinhnerea, WIKI.
W. enucavoHug 70 aso'd ina distressing ana
snhIsiu' ala1c u aHairs. IL ~ only oy justice
'"s - ea.c Gnu W res1oreo.
1ons laws ~ Kansas, adaed mr. Layton, are
pvpapi! syus' .nn ubeohsutauoha', ana these
us ING anly Of Congress TO repeal. One OF
.ne', uc. .,N w mah shan So.e ui ne s~ears
~ opsy enc provisions OF .ie IugitiVe nav. ne
'noa9ht y uiJnss ana cruel towards one section
81 inc country, ana toany VINO dinered with
nun ID regard 70 that law, u was dangerous and
uhexsmped precedent and contrary to the Ne
praska nil,. Another law OF kanses denies 70
eAscnce OF ,egar1y OF slavery IN ,nat lerrtory;
puousoes saca 'nI'ac.ors WIN hard lapor IN 'he
psa'oeuuafy ior no' less 'han Two years !. does
Ivy ~ W." 'hucn 'no,e- .hs BLOWS tue ois
S'a ~ M ennIac'es vi 'he ac..
~, Sihy.oh went On 10 say 'hat tne Nepraska
oA' p'o''ues 'hat .'e 9ecretary Vi o'ale sha'i
oAase census 70 DC TAKEN, haki'9 i,ooo per-
so',s INC oas.s Iof one representative 70 'he IoW
~ prancn OF me Legislature Of the territory,
residents or the Torr;,nrr for ,hroo ,nnn,hs and
nc,ha,, rosraa,;,a .,n,.,..at ,;s..;s.s 80 ,,.'.,
hofo,. >, oil o,on,;an Af,or ,ho onno, ,;onn,n,,
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.na Iao;siatn.. al a. LIN ,,ra,ins H.. ,,hn
,ha tr.s.i.ars on,a;ns 90 i5n ;nhsb,..,,. a.
peonle shall be authorized to call a convention
for the formation Of n State Convention
Mr. Adams made speech in favor of his bill,
proposing the extension of the term of natural.
cation to 81 years, and preventing foreign pau
pers and criminals from voting.
Mr.. Davis presented the resolution of the
Road Island Legislature. condemnins the as
sault upon Sumner. He said while he had the
honor to hold seat in the Senate he should de.
fend here or elsewhere if need be the freedom of
debate.
Mr. Seward said it is not the rights Of an in.
dividual member that are involved. States
only are here represented and when we forget
our states and bring ourselves. our rights. and
wishes before this assembly we make rs great
mistake as the ira pedian who turns aside 70 ner
petrate a lest in the tragedy that has been enun-
ciated. The Constitution preycnts n Senator
from being called to an account elsewhere than
in the Senate for words spoken in debate. Some
further debate by Seward, Brown and others,
Adjourned To Thursday
Wosh;,u.or 1,na,s
~. co,., Ill, n aaa.aIe -,
limo Sor ,hc corrssnondsnoa 'i." ,h;s conn.
g., ,a E.,., 81 a .,s,. 49, Gu.
ships max, free goods M, CLAYTON offered
proposition for restoring harmony. Justice and
peace, to Kansas.
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.,I n a':,son nv o ." ,.So mn
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,,,.o CO. IT,, $50 s
nament the capital extension Adopted
Mr., Grow said that for some days past there
had appeared in the public prints what purports
to be aletser from Cav. Reeder to him. In jus
tice to the Governor and to vindcate himself
from All imputation of a gross breach of conf
ddence in publishing private communication
he declrrea that none such had been received by
him from Gov. Reeder, on any subject whatever
and he made this explanation that the forgery
might be known to the public
Mr., Phelps said the letter was addressed to
Mr. Grove; of Kansas, pprporting to have been
written by Mr.. Reeder; from this city. In it al
fusion is made to the Wyandotte flats.
Mr.. Grow replied that his object was merely
to clear himself from any connection with the
letter.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, gave notice that he
would on Monday next cndeavor to take up the
repor. of the select committcson the Sumner
assault.
ST, Louis June l6
Captain Pate. writing to the Republican un.
der date of Kansas city, 18th. saws comparative
quiet reirns in Kansas no fighting going on. U.