Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-21
w ashinSt0n,, NAY II.i
SENATE, Cassspoke on squatter sovereign

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OF the U. : troops He adds that the same r..
marks are spphcape 20 Goy. curry, ana 'na'
Doth these Governors are running race ~ SSe
VINO dips the deepest INTO the treasury treasury. ne
adds' IN tne dense forest OF fagess sounu, az
otner fiorlda war can DC ca!uea on ~ an "a
i pense Oh twenty OF thlrty milaons.
Gov. stevens says sen. WOOL negiects anu ~, !,
FUSED 70 sena iorce Ior the .ellei .! my ~ a.,p
party Wnen known 70 oe N inlrieulA,e o, usnsci
ana beheyed py the pest OF Jsdges 70 oe coming g
on m certain death, ana TINS wheh ne naa m " IIf M
disposal M snfticent Force OF regular troops; ~
mas refused to sanction the agreement mace oef
tween zen. Mason and dov. 1anes tor troops 70
pe sent 70 my ASSISTANCE, ana ordered req them 20 oe
aisoahoed. Is reserved ZOE oreSon
70 rescue US. ihere mas peeh preaeh .. my ~
somewhere. ask LOT an hVestlSauohg INTO ' " Wy
whole matter; =, ..i.,
h0UsE-Ihe ne house passed. tne p,ll 70 enia.gy
tne fost once court ana custom house puiiuff in
ings IN Mi!waukee; also the senate pil's App,oi
priatng $iou,ooO TO deepen me cnannei oI tn9
st. Marys River, Michigan, and S3O,ooU 70 keep
open the channel OF the mouth OF the Mississipt
pl. ast. .{t..ef55g,,< rs .-,,,3
Mr. Wheeier asked leave 70 oner resoiutonS
expressive OF sympathy for the Cape ae serde @
sufferers, ana aathorlzing tue aispath OF an inter
natsd 80 ''A}S ''s'' : : = - SfST
~ as5 us aEtas -. ~. 70
0f +ss II Washington, May IL.
SENArE.-on motion OF Mr. Fish the Secretary
of War was directed to report to the Senate, an
estimate for the removal OF the rocksat tHurtgate,
New York, so as to admit the passage OF vessels
OF war and the largest class merchantmen, ana
| such other aids to navigation rs to render TINS
passage safe. He made motion that ne should
take early opportunity to Introduce bill provid-
ing for carrying out the above object. Atr@
The Senate agreed to the report OF the COM
mittee on the dehcinecy bill zj9p- 2f
HoUsE.-Mr. Jones, OF Penn, in reply to the
remarks of his colleague, Mr.. Fuller, denied on
unquestionable authority that Mr.. Buchanan was
chairman of the committee which framed and
reported to the meeting at Lancaster resolutions
denunciatory OF the Missouri Compromise. MIR:
buchanan did not see them until they appeared
| in print, during Mr.. Folks administration. 's.'
Mr.. Buchanan proposed to extend the Mlssou-
ri line to the Pacific, but in 1850 he declared that
the compromise measues superseded that line,
which construction led inevitable to the adoption
ka hill M Homes nointed with nr;de- tn the
lone nuhlic life of Mr.. buchanan. who had re-
ce;vea encom;nms Tram true national men for
the n,re morality of his life and the stern nm.
tr;ot;srn of h;s oboroctor - .0'o'' 'i'"
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st LOUIS, May ~.
From passengers on the steamer Star OF the
west, arrived from Kansas this morning welearh
the following:
The boat left Kansas on Saturday. Gov Rob-
inson and family were among the passengers;
At Lexington, NO., Gen Shields, Mr. Savage ana
number OF most respectable citizens OF the
place went ABOARD the steamer ana notheo Mr.
Robnson that they intended to detan MN on
the ground, that ne was fleeing the territory TO
| AVOID Indictment Tor treason tound against MN
by a grand jury OF the C.S. District court
Robinson sald ne had learned from one OF the
grand Jury that an attempt mad been made 10
nnd oill, on. II had iailed, rms dd not OF sa.ls-
Parkinson of the boat, and Mr. Barnard, of Bal
timore, he agreed to remain. a}s#s5a %. ~
The Committee agreedt to send messenger to
Kansas to ascertain if an Indictment had been
found; if not all expense of his detention should
| be paid. No violence or indignity was offered
Robinson during the proceeding. Capt. Adams
communicated the information upon which the
| Committee acted. & 's 3s5-
| 2E4s2 I'd s. Lon;s Mav1e
| Adv;ces from I,wrenco 10 tbe OH sav Reed.
or refused to annear hefora tho. Grand :iury at
Gacomnton a. the s;t.;nr ~ tho romm;ttee On
tho svan;n, nf tho OH Wis 3, % were served IN
h;r, ~ tha honrt,, Mo,shol Gov oon,omnt Ho
ar,ooIod ~ ~ cor,r,;ttoa h,t tba. iec;deS
pp tbaw had no mower in anch = case Howard and
sherman tbopobt Reeder was nrotected bv his
nr;v;leoe Oliver d;ssented and said the Com.
p;ttee could not. stand batween him and the
Marshal Reeder said ol,bonob b;s i;se was in
DANCER Of Iocomnton be would rema;n IN his
nr;y;leoe hnt wornad them to topcb him At their
par;i Tho MarshaI Iof. hut wos oxnoctod 70 re.
tmrn IN tho OH With draooons In5ge I.ecomn.
ton CHARGED ,ha Grand I,,rv m Monday tbe 5tb
to ;ndct sll State officers and members of the
ieo;satnre for h;ob treason 4 dsnatch from
| Iaevenwortb .ov ~, armed hodv nf nnon were
~, ,o,.,. far Tawrencs fnr tbe nnrnose of de
strov;n, tho ar;denns taIor hy The Comm;,tee
$50 w " asnin:ss.on' sllH:s Nay ~.
1uuge oEawiora gave n.S oeseislon sel tnis morn
me ~ 'us Ip:. iiapeas co:pus ease, s"?
among osheI tnlhgs n any view ~ Wlusn uJui,
can .ake oi the eyiuehce ~ .llls case uheer pro
per ~. .ns sou,.s - -
anu .til - l.e e. o.eal .e, .nas i u
guilty of murder or manslaughter, or was enti
tied to an acquital, although the ground for suci
debate might have been slight, / should hav,
remanded him to prison. In relation to the TIVE
last branches Of the inquiry just stated, viz.
whether the charge of manslaughter could b.
maintained, or the defendantshould be discharg
GU oontrs !; hn, nt,s,,S ;rracons;,ahIa on
AZ, ~. CO .ts co.t h,'. e.. ;n. =. 49,, ~.
nv' .I". ~, @ pIs a. ~ s ta na
par. ;h. =; Ina. 80 .sy % ~ u mie
s 81 siI ~ - Wban ,pa,t.r NET ssc. !. mol,
ed the court should bail or reinandagaTo di.
charge would be for the court to try and decid
upon the truth of a fact for which person ma
be remitted instead Of the jury. The order q
! the Court that the prisoner enter into recognil