Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16

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- n. u.r - ass;-ea th.t The memorial be
,,.;r,sa Is. ~ osn ;nform.t;on 20 dat he might
s., n,d.rs,. ,d;nslv an the Admission Of Kansas |
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tIen,' II the mot;nn ~ mint this memorial
sho,,a ,,.a,.;, 4. should rarard n AZ the great
-. ,;sas - San.sn,n. .sar aere 70 the South
:. S,.to worla Issya har : state ont Of the
linton and nnoted case to nrove that Mr. Doug
,ss sa;d th;s -as NIT ! ,,aro,Iel case 4 Congress
h.a !. ssad : law outLo,;y;no tho neone Of Mis-.
son,i - for,r Const;t,,t;on and State Govern
r,snt ,,ra,o,atorv 70 har admission into the
iTTn;on II tho present Instance the proceedings
of tbs ronsta Canyenton were not only author.
;yed nv (sonoress hut were reyolutionary and
,sha,i;ous d. conld mot recognize Kansas as
state either n or ont Of the Union. in conse.
nnence of THAT thew had done without authority
~ /. !, ~ s997sts-1, ~ q q5afa ~.
Tho Chair dac;ded the motion to print should
90 IN tho Comm,ttae On Printing
M RULER was not willing the memorial should
tate that course ?
| M Case exnIained in presenting the memo
lr;.l he hv No means endorsed tia statements
He had aivays made II = no;nt to present every
| nat;t;or no was asked Il, nresent. Il was not
for him TO investigate the allegations in the me-
mor;al nat ba;ng the dnt- of the Committee on
lTerritor;es to which Il was referred.
| MI. Mason submitted resolutions resembling
| the reference of the memorial to the Committee
| on Territories.
Messrs. Trumbull and Bayrad then entered in
| To 9 general discussion concerning Kansas mat
/ ters.
i M. Puoe said he carefully examined the doc
uments and did not believe it an original paper.
| Mr.. Crittenden should vote agrinst resolutions
with view to suppress all designs to disturb the
nnion If this country and the neace of its citi.
zensI He wanted to know if the publication in
the New YorkIpapers was identicle with the doc.
n,nant nresented with its eras,,res and interliea
i lions -
j Mr.. Seward could not tell, not having compar.
ed them.
4 Mr. Ren;am;n believed it to be an inpudent
forgery. and even if not, the men whose names
ara annanded tn II are now fnpitiyes from ms.
TOO md ,yhv should further notice he taken q,
= In tho course of his remarks he strongly
/ condemned Prof S;lliman ma having sacriligious
Ilv aesoc,atod tho honse of God Inv anneals to the
neonia of Connect;cut for money and arms Il
carry IN omen war AGAINST the government.
l Mr. Rusk smoke of sacred scoundrels who dis
craced the nrlnit in connection with Kansas af
fa;ra H. did not be,ieve the memorial had ey
4 err been in Kansas.
NJ Rn+,ar behaved that Mr. cass nresented
the memorial from motives honorable to hi.
haon. ho1;or;., i, tho r;pbt of nat;t;on Int wheY
49,, o.;od n,t wv = p v;olat;or tn tho rnlas
s -. s;sssone a.,;,;o,, Cav the =, orr;ol wa
hs. ndu une fs sn. pa saraorv
Mr. Cass said that within few minutes he haf
;,,tops; ; sa. ,.;th the narso, Who HANDED hin
~. a,i,, ,,ooossor, Gov hin, :,
.nu IT, .ba. 10 rass1 nas not satisfied that
aa y . a..s IL aho,,,a -. aoto5 N
a NJ Hal sod ;fba NO. corta;n Il uas MT pen
:, ts s. AZ - :. ~. co. = n
un ht M NJ pa W ha5 dove ;rfr;,a ;n;nst;c
to that honorable ana GOOD man, ffoi. sllhnlan
~ was not ms lntentlon 70 war On Tue uo ,e
fment, put they were drlven 10 the law OF sen-oe
renee, federal promises having proved ne
Il MT. Seward IN reply 10 several senators wiz
essayed 70 inVoiVe MN IN Inc aileSeo lrauu ie
gardinF the memorial, salo ne hoa seen INC ssi
lielnan Mlo iiai nN, 'ne pap ~ h;,,, r.
pleseu'a,loe oi .4an T. WIZ saw ran.r
10y a ;.,'S .he dan.eai in Cb;rogranhy bui
ne u.u N.Y. say .nI rL;ah th;s ;s +he Substance
and text, signed by an the members " .ne nau s
sas PROVISIONAL Legislature ana 'his y sne s'ue
copy. s,!eal a ..,oc...,
Inc vote by wnlcn the !iielnoilai "as
TO the Comlnlttee on Aerri'oiies was -
ed-yeas 80, nays 80.
The memorial nelng mus Drousns ~ ,;. H., =
the Senate Mr.. Cass oo.ained 1ease ~ "''nu'A "
" anu 1gsuia 'a i;sa"ssed ,bo rasolut;on If the
o lne nouse Too.;ons dac,or;no p r Fanke
Io nisS.eS 1 Cow tho 1oth CONGRESSIONAL Dist
my my s :a' .io''- '''o
in r,'a ,,,.;on doo,orno s.mpe, g Marshall
ne or,har fron nc Ninth District of mi.
nois. duly elected over Turner, was theu passed.
Messrs. Fouks and Turner were allowed mile
AGE and per diem to date.
The Senate amendments to the Deficiency Bill
were; considered. Adjourned.
Washington, April IL.
! SENATE,-The Senate passed forty-eight pri-
vate bills, including one for the relief of the Off
GERS and soldiers of the Army who sustained
losses by the San Francisco and Winfield Scott
| Adjourned TIL Monday,
HousE-The bill to exculpate Ex-Minister
John S. Pendleton for extra diplomatic services
| was passed: