The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

-
~ SIsi Ia "a II : 'i1 e1
- ... = = ~ iiI. ~. q
!. 80 = = = :. - =
80 .. -. s..
:, d ~ -. II =. - r!en e !. 49, g
ns4 AZ y ~ eessces fs.aass e - n.
naee. WV We loQ!a q enofner c2laelA y y
- 80. soseaa neea eate1tsoA q oos. .. -
- IIgM Osss s'a.s0 ~ d y -. s.se
$3.50. 49, -: W. - ~. 81, &. ~ ~
ns g ~ BE- - - ~ -
gIens o1tlaes9 - ...SJ 49, 49, -
49, nsa d ~ 49, ...s; 49, ..Ns.
g Peiiase e oeny ana $50 49,. 80 ~
WeAoa - - = 49, u 81 Y, ..
WIS 20 % e1Peo ~, !. ~.
great ssr:ss upon ~ I, ~. s..s.s i.
sosy pofaons q - .es.sI, 49, 49,,
ny re4a.u sne esaal.vo ~. p.s"s
iooneea u @ ~ 80 - 80 : - !.
GEM e : - g \. ~, e. - =
= s1.osIe1 5 - 49, e ~ -,
9! nis psgascss 80 = ~: = r,
nance, .no e sasslo 11m NOM - - = =
'nnovas 60 IL. 49, @ q 80. -.
ou1 w ~ uocss' !. ~. x.'c 49,, ~.
snlo1nces e C y - ~ =. 3. ~.
$780, y W. ,.s..S =, ~. i.s.. ss.et
sleM, 49, .to ~. s. .ssa - 8. S.r;.vs hr
w. 49, .si s. &c. 49,
M A s:As s 49,. -. 49, .,hcls -rcrrt,v 81.
e: ~ - ~ 80. ,-h;ch a.. ant.r.
I :Sh 8. 3, W. =; I.Msrscn M.d;scrs
.s.ni. y y ~ 80 ~ M our cerl;sp
- ~ eco or;.;on vhioh hsd reuestedly
:.S -. ~ 49, 49, c..nr.ssS r,,,r}
1870. 49, ~ .,....s -. &; ;...!t.tc. 49,
W. 49, .-hsrs q r ~ sres;e.
."1,- '..I1:sL.S - ...;s:,,. - II -.
..aa,s ~. -.ii Iro,.n rr,;r.;rls ~ l.r that
49, W-..n.a -.1..e... 81, 1s.;asd Il. s,r,.
O x M..'sus S : -. :; :o.Sa-.,;tv -;th -.
49, ~ = Is Cs.."s. -
.. ;I.I .,...- .1 = - ;Il.s.i s. thst
49,. - r.. ~. ~ 49,
.s.e .I.s:.:A. 80 Ss4.,. ~. ~ =. -,
.is 800 s,l 81. Ts-r;s,.
s:'s. s ~. -. -, liz .isho,,.S Co.,.
.Sa..H -. ..s..,s 49, - isr;slet. = o1. e
.nos. ,ra 49,. 81. ssvs 8 -. =
''' q S,.sa o;...a :. - !. n.;oa f.l.Y :. -
s ~ s 1:.s :. 49, Ps 49, 49, 80
az. III, ~. ,1.- 4he Cor.t;,,t;c
ss.a !. 49, 49,: !. 49,. I ~. - = !.
~ S an. 1870 =. az 49, 80 ..;h,,,.i
800 . - -. 49, A.. - ae.,H 80. - 8.
.nown =. 0ul ~ :" :. sos1 s'sa I re :
ooec cs Ss..vsy I s."ss.;.. 80. ,;-s !.
conlG Ms:. =. :. s ~ - 49, -.
n.w k hss. .s Pe" ...,c 80 49, a. 80. =
nv s rtUsrs can hsxs NJ r;oht = srclode the
s.s p"1 s.s. =. ..;s. :. =. a.oh;l.;t;r~
.h..n f-ow t.I;n. ;1to :. ,.h.tsvsr = recoc
Is , :. M . $500. 'I ~ -. Con.t-
t ,,,S, >; : :, = -. - =
a. ~. .a.-n n.r,oo..ov h.v. crt ,ooso
suS So.".dd an -. ,a nS's sn. ~
=. .ao .h;ah - ~. .dvartad 30 h.ve dsamsd
= r % ,,s.is.s 70 HINT mn that The 1870
men and ;uriats of the Revolutionary period
had to saw in the premises We are placed
in the prodicament of the old fashioned Dem
ocrat who quoted the authority Of General
jackson to one Of the modern school, and
was replied to with. "D-n General Jack
son." OF course there WAS an end Of argu-
ment But we will be more accommodating
to the spirit of the age, and laying aside the
authority Of the Republican fathers, we come
down to the men of our own time. We will
begin with Mr.. Douglas, OF Illinois, who, We
believe, ]. not yet ranked among the fogies,
although it ID to be feared our extracts may
throw an air Of antiquity about him. which
may in some degree damage his prospects,
for the succession. This il to Do regretted !;
but Mr. Douglas must blame his own short
sightsdness he had not then been installed
as the leader Of the Democracy; or, in 9th
er words, OF the slavery propagandists; but
now that he has made ample amends by real
izing for the South all that Calhoun dreamed
OF; it is to be hoped that his indisct ctions OF
seven years standing will be treated 40 by
cones.
On the 18th OF February, 1891, Mr.. Hale
presented petition, signed by l .4S3 women
of Dover, New Hampshire, as follows:
4" To the Honorable the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
Of America:
The undersigned, women of Dover, New
Hampshire, respectfully request that slavery
may not be extended into the Territories Of
New Mexico and California.
The question Of reception vas raised.
and NJ king of Alabama movad to Inv the
"usst;on on fhs table The veas md nav.
,ra $1,000 orderod and ,ha motion S,.s lost-vos.
10 navs 96 Mr. Donolas of Illinois voted
nav VIII the onnonsnts of slavery ortsrs;on
7, vss st.nd.nr r,,la ~ rr..t;co of no
S,n..a - ~aSnsa r..ant;on to oil n.,;t;on J
$50 800, sra;ns. slarorv. h., ca,s
by ,ss.'; s" r. Sanata IA rao.;roJ !.
aat;.;pn ~ .,.vo-v ~, tl,s a-o,,nS 49, !,
p sa,,ad o.;on .ba roasn;ar nf ,,h;as =
I,aysa ns"a1, s M Roual ~" cut;
Sad h;s vo.s IN tho n-s.ort nc.ss;.,g nv H.
nea Us 'o ~ ~ 500 "s s; =, -. o &c ..a
=. s"e o s :. .S . vse ". =. .onao
.:on w, ~ ~ -. $500 s.'"s .ao ai'sMo
". ; run 'e ds%s. a VIM. -so 49,. p.ay 81 aoo
"1s:on 1900 I :" .ns eoI'9S "
WAL A, ~ .hn mns . ~ &c ,rh;aH .ha hono-
as 70 .ne noha sm: % wnlcn 'is mono: !,
aole senator rom LIMOS SPEAKS : tnink !. y
Is "osu.u |" saS ,na' .nls Pe''tlon Prays ioI
non,action. WAT 70 sney ask iney as y,
tnat Dy tne action OF congress slavery snall
DC prohlblted from gong into the Ieffito
RES. :;
Mr. Douglas think the honorable oena
tor 10 mistaken;
Mr. King-No, sir, ! am not mistaken.
Mr. Douglas ask that the Petltlon may
be read
The petition was again read.
Mr.. king-Very we'll Does the senate!
pretend that the prayer OF the petltion does
not call for action on the part OF congress ,
Does he not know that without some sucn
action every State has An equal rign. IN sni |.
Territory, and that every citizen OF tue oni !,
ted States can 60 to those ierri.ories' ane
A&N AZ