The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-12

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sPseeA = Ciaciaaad TAessday sisAs lee. from
which " extract The fsllswiae aal eonnssa
Il - thsir careful pesusal:-
4 80. POPULAR sovEREienrY.
IL lSa6, new light bro.s in on the snxious
mind Of . sandidsts for the Presidency. Cen
tArsl Cass-" hs tAo9ghs iron Hsavsne. aid
1e Governor. thought fit cane hoa ,he
ether place '-And - discovsssd shas tn wa
I'll wrong. and wrote his Nicholson letter.
aepnk q gss soisa ~ IL, from he Nessh aai
The dsctrins Of that letter wa that The nae
Pc Of the Territories had the right q form
sneif eva inseisutieaa The docteine wae that
3 huadrsd msa migAe 60 on - the plains Of
Aaneas and form 0overnmens 70 sais them-
seivees and nAko tho expenses whasevee they
chess and shs GsnsssA Governmsnt would have
- pay then. 80
In 1854 ths dsetrins was applied to Kansas
and Nebraska.
The Northern Democrats didn's want this
doctrine, but is was Q law Of the Democrats
minority must assent to; and our Northsra
Democrats GO about clanking their chains and
hursshin9 for Jsdsrsenian Domoeeacv. Ain't |
slas sos ["Yes, sir!"l
I'm willing, said the Governor. to sav neth;n~
about the nggsrs to the Democratic party. An |
ask ct 'em 10 to emaneipate their white slayee! I
Irsmendoss cheering So long % this law
Df control prevails In ths Democratic party.
mail We see men hungry for ofics-ths Sons Of |
'ircs who made the land red with the hlood
hey shed tor liberty, willing to sell that libsrtv
eP PestoAaee.
governor Cor~in alluded to che persecution
ne Anti Lsconpten Democratic received from
No Administration. When Ohio was frst set-
ted, bounty Of IS 50 was paid fer every wolf,s
ca'p and as the pioneers had little money.
very VOL vas hunted with remorseless perth
ss'y but never was wolf hunted With such
! smorselsss psrtinacty as were Douglas and
orney, because they could not charge a. fat
Q the President did
He next showed how the brav.rv and ,.x.
liberty Of few Ohio, and Yankee and VIA.
onsin boys bad in Kansas whipped the Who'll. +.
rmy Of the United States, overcome the whole
feasury Of the United States, and 20 far - the
sope were concerned made Kansas q Free
tate. When the Democratic saw that the doc.
'hs OF Popular Sovereignty would make Kan
V free in spite OF their efforts, they got or ORE.
nded they had got, q decision from the Su-
'sms Court by which the right Of the people
the Territories to prohibit Slavery was denied,
It'll State Constitution was made. In this u
y they hoped 20 innoculass the Territory u
oh the virus Of Slavery.
His ground Of opposition to Slavery was that
was better that the labor in country should 81
done BY the free men who voted. He drew &
sioqaent picture Of what free labor had done
: the North Western Territory; how il had
versd the surface of these St.tss with acade-
% and churches, whose straight spires
inted to Heaven like lightning rods, to draw =,
the wrath OF God from . sinful world" and
elared it to be his wish that everywhere the
me blessings might be found, and that the
'ering man might have sufficient recon- ~,
nss for his work to enable him to educate
children, and instruct them in morality and ex
ligion. Va
When the Democrats found that Titus could ne
make Kansas Slave State by his armed an
n, but that there we're young men who 1e
uld die rs their fathers had done, for Ii IN
rty-then they got the Drsd Scott decision. ies
The Court that made it forgot two things az
ey forgot that there was Court above which pa
ewsd oil decisions, and did not send its man. s.'
mus, but summons before it the judges OF this VI
tn after they died. &c.
The Suprsms Court forgot, too, that the ."'
'ple could make them and unmlke them -.
pointed out the wav in which by elsc.ing &c.
nosition Rsnra.en,at;xs. .nd On,.s;,;o. 6 too
PSs'o" Ase @no oPPOsiuOn sen a.,
rs the number Of the Supreme Judges could al
increased, and SO right men appointed to =
srruls this iniquitous decision. a sia
The Governor concluded with thrilling and III
.mn ann.al 10 the vo,.rs ~ or.,o;s. ~. GU
BIT OF suffrage eonscientiously and seriously, SUI
with deep sense Of their responsibility. VT
'srenness, famine, or pes,i!encs, were better H. -.
n le'hargy in this matter. Agitation would IAN IAN
hurt US Speak, reason, argue-and if these ia
ed-hght! e 81
% should We do our duty, and remove the zee
ads, that lowered round US! las
= We