The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16

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Tor the President-1 know ihaG ~ the Ffo1a,e
dent hss jass sp0Asa fbf himself, u kis pessaee..
IN which he condemns the GSassatsorf ~ r.
submitting the COassisss1sn TO the people, aaA
President y . bold, fsank -. m NJ tasesAss
we0id say 20. Il q not respscsfsl . asaanet.
thss - awilt DO vhas be Win not fecominen6 y
To- do; Of eoune, 4 know6 the 0eoaeeer srolf
rennsylysniA did not speak ~ enthssiAy. .4ar3sa5
Bigler-I think an eafs in sayisg- -ihat tAea,
SeAator from Illinois vtn agrss that shs PreGi-
deat upholds ia ~ nsss1sge ~ doesslss IA
the ConveOsion had ~ siEhe - Geem UuOunvds
ssisu,ion and submii il, - sAe spsopls,fs .ansss
Proval Or send it Up % Congress ~ aeeeeyalew-v
THINK y b deducibIe from the messGge hxs
the President does isos h0s4 thas 0scaGGS ~ ~
entire Coustisntioni vAe no eah1ilaAds so e1uad
people Kansas should be keps ent eg - Nn1aa. 10
Ar Douglas,-I infee tsam thu massage thas
the Prssident does bold that Ne Coasssaiaa Aa1
right 70 form Constitution and ssad y hsss,s
bus thst vas only the right % petition for r.
dress of gsisvsaces under the federal ccnSsltu. -
t;on, and mot bscAass ~ Lagislsnso ha1athooff
power 60 constitute thAe Legal Ceevenaipn.a .adi
Mf biglef-Where did you get that 80 A.
Mr. Douglas-A GentlsWan-mcaning Tfum-
6sil-Jesterday eead from Aspeseh nade h0NE
buchanan that Convention cfeaeed b. . terE3. 4,
toriaI government had no right 70 superseds iG
The Democratic party IN held that doceJiuo sla
eyer since, and Il asserted il year ago IN enreq
dorsing bis (DouGiasJ report from Commitsse "A
,n Territories. Three cundred thousand copieo
sere ciscsA ~ aspsrty docunentsA-he hinsslB ~
'aid for haadssd theassod of thsmL .tLAsgh. I'D
NJ. Bigler-ensered his pros.s. aud claimed !, I,
DC ssatuss cf limitation. he would not consent :
hat Douglas should hsld the President sespon- -
ntirely different circumstances-a u iepes hleuc.i
2 long since Douglass declared the9 Missouri
Inc the best Compromise. In l8zS be psopseeAs
. extend is 70 the Paci6c Ocean, yet hs repeaI
4 the whole lie sa palfsR siF g. m@a -tsisT ~
Mr.: Douglass denied the righs u Mr. Bielss sai
2 oder the statute Of limitAiiona Moss rbssroaa
he authorized Attorney Of, the party can tAue ",
aterpose. The Senator has denied authority
9 speak for the Presidens4-As can Als slsas ~ 4
lea. $50 If s4frqsssgs sfsaaaro N5.sasa yTs
Ar. Douglass approved Of the status Of lmit., Ss
sion. He needed one very much himself 4e
ad never boasted he had never changed LII -
pini0as. He felt every years. lstels wiser than ~
he year before. Has the President ever withess4ss
rawn that opinion He denied the right 70
lead the statute Limitation againsE she CindnssT
Al Convention until the Chareston ConyensiORi; 10
iet. lie stood now where he stoo last year !. !
ecause he believed he was right. Il Vas true =
hit he voted for Toombs bill and was rsady " ~
Ote for it again. cBy doing % there wosld b asss
9 quarrel. IL would not do to taunt him with
verrating for measure. He would not vote
or none after further bebate. The Natssr We ~
ostponed and the 6enaas adjosrned. sd $aial