The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

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70 force Free State Consultation On T.sS@
than Slave State Cowssjtusiom. NKsn,.s -
Slave StAte ConpsstvGQn,, she has Z siab, \. h.
II ND waS6 \ F1Aaati dDsuSit6,ie y M 49,
3inhA u rl.<na nc M bvsinaes 49,
way the Slavery clause y decided. I ca, ".
vLeGher il 10 v0Ee6 down or voted nm D. -
|sepp0r. dAss ~ pisA9es u nyyuseos. ~,
wOssd 9 ~ thss psineipis saA iesve she peoo,.
taivsaesAA lAfy shcpses shas(sssslA, NOV e.
grade pyssn " voting onf wsx ~ the slavery
clause % v0ted down, And anot6ep way II /, y
voted up. ysaae ma hovA that vote may s,sn1
take-is for granted that Il vii ~ vesed M
think i have fseu euough ia~ tAs isss thrr.
days 70 make Il certain that IL VIA b. returned
est, no matter he's Gle voss nay siasd. lIAsgk
ter. A4@84aF#@#fH Il &c. S8afnM
Sir, an oppesed 20 shas esacssn. beesu.. !
looks 70 me like ystsm Of tFickery and ius-
glery TO defeat the iais expression Of the vii y
the people. There u no necessity for cro~ al.
this measure, % unfsis, 10 unjust "a !. ID Il q
ita aspects. ,upon - Why cannot ~ ~. 4.
shat Ne proposed - DO IN the Last Congre..,~
We then1 yeled through the Senate ~ sn.hi;..
act, csilsd asthe Toombs' bilI |. believed q ~
Just and fair IN I'll it, provisions pronounceA !.
be almost perfect BY the Senator I'm N.
Hsmpshiss (as. Halsh only b did nj 6ke a.
IAN shsn President OF the Uaissd ststse. q.
would have % make the sppeintmenn. w,
can We mot take that bill, and out Of comu!ime.,
| 70 the President, add 70 Il clause taken ffor
the Ainsesota acs which be thinks shsuId =
general rule, feqoiring The Coestisatioa % =
submitted to the people, and pass that. a.
unites the party. You al voted, with ne, =,
that bill, q the last Congress. why nos ~
By the sams bill now? 1gnoss Leceoptoa. =.
more Topeka; treat both these party meysuess
q irregular and void pass fair bill--she 80
| that We framed ourselves when We were actin
. unit-have fair election, and you win ksss
peace In The Demoesaaic parry, and psscs
throughout Tie country, in ninety Asys. Ia
people want : fair vote. They viii never b =.
sis6ed without IL They never should 4 sasia.
aed withest = lair vote on their Coasslsusaen.
1.-THE Toombs' bill dose ~ suie ~ ftisnds
take the Minnesota bill Of The last session, IN
one SO much commended BY the President II
his Message % model. Let ns pass that .
an enabling Get, and allow the people Of an pas.
ties 20 come together and have . fair vote, an
will 60 for t. Frame any other hill that ..
| cures fair, honest vote to men Of al parties
and carries out the pledge that the people shei
Be lett free 70 decide on their domestic instiss-
tons for shemssives, and will 20 with you Viii
pleasure, and with al the energy I may posssaa
But II this Constitution il 10 be forced down or
| thr0ats, In violation Of the Fundamental psinci
Piles Of free gosesamsut, under mods Of sub
mission that y : mockery and an insult, pain
full - IL will b to me, mast break al associ
atoms Or connections rather than forfeit ~
principles. have no fear Of any party asso-
Citations being covered. should rearss . -
social and political ties severed; but Ii Il nuss
be, il cannot act with you and preserve my
faith and my honor, I vim stand o. the grsas
principle Of popular sovereignty (which dscissu
the right Of Ill people 70 b left pssfsosly ~
% form and regulate their demsssie insti.stie.
wherever its legal and Logical consequences may
take me, and / win endeavor 70 defend u sgainss
assault from any and I'll quarterA Ne mestal
man shall be responsible tor my action bss my.
self. By my action I will compromlt 40 man.