The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

vi P0G4ast0u 81 the o0uSh should % c0nsoifed
= 4ne yes ~. BSelenaa y on the side 81
ne fsi4Ve-no4defS. but he regards the three hui
to reg thousand slave holders equal 70 the twen
~ miRons of the treel people Of the Union.
70 And these savs-ho!dess must be iadalged,
q the preferences Of the many millions Of fnteR,
=, who VIII never 60 into . slavc territory viii
y protects slavery. There - misteryain u
y justice of Mr.. Buchanan; and it .shoald exc
+ fhe wonder Of every Intelligent individual ia
\, much higher degree than. was felt By him,
sne Qeqiai 1lAt slaves could bo taken into al
g ne.0 m free sesnsosy. 4u fP sa at j
., IL Slaves are considered and referred 70 - pei
e.t sons, ~ the Constitation, and BY the term PEI
I sons they are never Fefersd TO q property, 2
| SePt y oesnR heid - properly under the LOG
= Avs oi state ef9serfls0ry.f There = no exec
! non e tbiA posisipn.a New, unless slaves ca
Ds A1en l9to 2, sifee terutory, and the Const
2 tuition projects them thetc, - property held
slave State, there cap be- no slavery in . fre
territory. sPrepostetous - thia argument il,
> vas the only one on Nhi0A aoushera men, bsr.
solofes eQnid foun4 their peetensioDi but ~
1sacuanan sninkss SHAT slavery exists and ]
PsOsecsso in terfitofy 0y masters taking thei
s.s.S propessy INTO ~ under the Constitution
= eAs, Oh4eo Ntatea- Suoh = decision has ney
! er yet been given, and Judging from the Con
ss''u'aSn y 'ne oh'on. We think i never will DC
! 9.sa IN -------------------- as8sy n
Bcautics Of She Pre-slavery Democ
II - h ss veas-a racy.s stis hagssgs 81
4 We have frequently taken occasion 20 po;n
ous tne glarlng Inconsistencies evinced by tn.
R,o-s.avery psrty ~ defence OF their measures
Il lne following brace Of paragraphs one from
PRESIDENT Pierce's Message to Congress in De
cember last, the other from President Buchan
ans recent letter to Professor sSiliman and
ana otherss furnish fair illustration in this re-
specE u sAgt6a- 5a4 aa / 5ss9l u sfAs II
PIERCE 9 AEssAGk. a43@6BUCHANAE's LITTER
! Inc President OF the s 1t IL my imperative
United States has not duty to employ the
power to lnterpose in troops Of the United
elections, 20 see to their States, should this be-
| ireedo N, 70 canvass come necessary,in de-
| their votes, Or TO pass Tending the Convene
upon tnelr legality, in tion against violence
the Territory any more whilst framing the
than IN the States II Constitution, and in
e n4o such power, the protecting the h"6ona
government might be tide inhabitants" quail.
republican IN form, but aifed 70 vote under the
would % monarchy provisions Of this in.
IN iact and u ne had strument, in tho free
u0deF.aken 70 exercise exercise Of the right
~ the case 81 Kan. Of suffrage, when it
IL, ne would have been shall be submitted to
charge Of usurpation, bation or rejection.
and 81 violation Of the assss 5s1J
dearest rights Of the s Fl swa
people Of the United a. a4 saa.
States. 44s t4si 75568 nF E@
NJ. fieFces declaration of opinion was called
OUT IN defence OF bis administration for per-
mittlng bodies ot armed Aissourians TO invade
Kansas Oh election day. drive off the actual set.
tiers, seize the ballot box and elect delegate
to Congress and members Of the Legislature.
President Buchanans is defence in advance
q the course ne designs pursuing to permit the
Missourians 20 90 the same thing again.. ts8
~ Will pc seen that each President bases his
action upon the requirements Of the Cons,itu-
non, that their respective interpretations Of that
instrument are Numerically opposite, that the
OBJECT 10 each instance is to advance the inter-
ests o. the slave power, that the doctrine Of
eacn Is tne Democratic doctrine for the time
Deing, and Democratic editors who swore in De-
cemher last that the Constitution did mot permit
Mr.. Pierce to call out the q. S. troops to repel
as Justify that ia Cona.;,n,;an s".al qu,.e
perativa dntv of n Rra,,sa ..AAIS = VIE ini
troops to nrevent ,he hosa ~ a;, -, ~. .noss
pellinp second ;nvss;on - Sa.h rom -
mocracy-it i anv,h;na ~. ~ .a:sa.:r ~
OF slavery reop;ras !. - - 80 eA0'ss -
-.1.- 80 : = - 4
BLooDY TINES IN SAN DosIsgo-A letter
from Curacao OF August %. furnishes ,he foI.
lowing - '''.
"Our advices from San Daminoo .;vs !. f..r.
W. accoun's oi tne insurrection in that island.
sre Aware tnat the island y divided
n.u .wo iac.ons-t9e blacks and the colored-
Souloqae oelng lne Emperor Of the former, and
s,sla. Daez IIesidens o. the latter. Souioque
- oe.ossu ~ py nis people, whiie baez. from
sys.em 9, speculation mo new thing in the an
ms :; sna' nePnonc} rendered himself highly
So;na oas sou,oS - nus suolec's ana Two parties
~ ., are nuw - war, one nghting Tor
sae g return OF General santana lnow an exile in
- - Sal .nonasl anu tne otner ior baez. The army
:. aansAna pe,ng very numerous, and pressing
"a ~ ~ 49, 49, nas compeleo him 70 call 70 h's
~ ~. ~ IacAs unoer 0ouiouque, preierrlng TO
H. ~ ~ 80 p.sensivns r1tne. tnan submit 10
,is w po"e'ius fWAl. ansrc mas ALREADY been
: : seas ueai =! oioousneds ana every Akeli-
80 I.s, - eou'naance 'or some umc. bos-
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EXTRAORDINARY SUlcrpx.-Mrs. Olive CLYDE.
Of Bristol, VT, lately committed suicide Nv
starving herself TO death. Her husband had
deserted her, and unable 10 support herself she
received aid from the town. Her situation SO
weighed on her mind. that she settled into
deep melancholy, and refusing all food. after
tnIrty three Gays OF fasting died in terrible ago
break her determnation th.t nrndanco could
dictate, but in vain.
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] I'VE RECENT STATE ELEcrloxs. The demo
cras'c papers are m ecstacies ct slight de-
crease 9, me republican majority IN Maine. II
.ney ~. 'aKe tne tsonoie 20 Ro over the figures,
sney Wy, see tnat inc aggregate vote has fallen
On uearly one ni,h, ana that the republican ma
!orn! nas dnnlsneo on.y 10 the same ratio,
leaving .ne parties relatively % they we're last
year, Inis dong exceedingly vel! ior the
repuDhcans. while their opponents bad the "a.
vantage oi oelng stimulated ~ the prestige q
nauonai y success. 10 ordinary times the State
siect,ons Immediately following the presidential
siecsion 80 largely 10 favor of the successful
natlonai party. tbs year, Maine. New Hamp-
sn,fe vermont, Connecticob Rhode lsland,
iowa ana sn MnnesoIA-nve g q whlch we're lately
, 2. GemoGracy-nave neld elections
maintaiued their position on she sspublican
platform BY triumphans majoritisa .kvsa the
prestige Of national success ana the lmmense
power of gsyevnmsns patronage and spoils can.
mot peeveFt the free atatsa! from their integrity
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