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

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of govsrn1nens Nnl IaWe]by Sul~M en9 ~
lent invasion non snesAes esstsy YoN -.
mcsialiseA s1eA, usOuuoe6y lheiDs that ~ onl>
| priuciple % which roe0gnitloA can ovss ~ r.
tiled. y that there % sofns svtdsace, b Il 1est
Or lea that tAs government rnocxEse vAoH a.
AusnonlxED Law nAKixo rcwsA ana tney ~
thef insist that whsA seeA eevsrnnsos = NM
IN our own borderS, ou4gS toe supsevtnto& -
control u the Federal 0evssAnsne and g.
Ing 70 derive an In sahctioa SfoM = nv - Ooap
gress, fnE KvIDRxC1 " If1 AUfnoaffY nCST -
ctEAR AND Beehive. Dnt hoe = = wheA there
d no such svidences hcwb y wAen - ~
evidence b strong against its enshosityy ho4
10 il whom thefo d th0 0eoe evi6eaco tho 60
admib o. even declsivs, uequestiCnabss proof
that the % called govsmmsnt has 10 cshef
"govesnment" 70 b practically recognise4
and that too within the limits ~ our own ~.
publicly There surely may b casss IN Which ,
would be grosg wrong 70 ssseain rerritcssal
Government which has no authority. AndnoW,
We ask, what governnsus coald you fsfUSe -
sustain, u not ems that had ~ origin S0InEY -
violent invasion cf rufiass ffon ancshss 0easse
This fact in the present cass csa - denied; g
can God, when Ms sun Shinssh h sAs hsAvseae
The usurped Government cannot b0uaosslo1e
ed By the Law Of Congress authorixing the fos@
nation of Territorial 0ovsrnmene That leH
declares that sthe true intent and meaning q
this act y % leave the people tcf ne IetritcsO
perfectly free 70 regulate their domestic institu
tions in their own way, subject only to the Con-
stitution or the United Statcs" TO true people,
and them alone, It expressly gives the right -
make their own government and laws. Here ,
no sanction, no authority, for government moe
framed BY the people, but founded solely On in.
vasion. Can this law cnthrone in rightiul sove-
reignty bandits from neighboring Statef A.
well say that II authorized them 70 seize every
acre Of Kansas, for their own use and behook
It can - wen deprive the people Of one right
AZ Of another, Of al rights q one. IL y said
shat Congress authorized the essablishment Of
Q government" Yes; but by the people, mot By
marauders. II ID further said, "that We must
Why, as your whole argument implies, s'thas 3
government established" is . government TO b
We deny such . government in
Kansas. Beware how you stretch the general
principle and make it universal. Though one
may safely pass the Niagara River at oil other
points and places, none but . madman would
attempt the passage on the verge Of the cata-
ractl
Your Nemorialists urge, therefore, that the
so called Government Of Kansas can claim no
sanction from the act Of Congress. Ths evf
dence was all against it-evidencs known TO the
whole civilized world, apparent on the very face
of the transaction, and which must have chal-
lenged your attention long before you had taken
the oath OF Office. The very fact that the -
called government required support from the
Federal executive was the strongest evidence
that Il did not come from the people and had
no lawful authority. This shows, q once, shas
this Government was not, In the lowest sense,
what you call An established Government" for
IL shows that il was not and could net be estab.
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Further: In your reply yoa seem 70 your
Aemor,al'sts 70 concede in al its truth and
force, ene principles which they maintaso. Thus
you unequivocaily and justly assert thas Tor
portion OF the people Of Connecsacus % under
take 70 e'saoiisn separate Government within
its chartered limits for the purpose OF re.