The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09


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between Nj. Buchanan and tho man Who
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4 - ShoIieioa of ths Missouri compronioe, bys
his report q Chairman Of the. Committee Of
4 thN Senats on Territorioa TIE Ncbraska
q bill wAs his-brought forward to favor the
&t1h Ation Of two slAsa States out of the nm
-aFPrupsiaasd. nosth.west lands. We need
NOT describe tie commotion thus reused
~ the Indignation in the North, the memorable
ard petitions from clergy and others which
Z ANnaed Mr. Douglas to warn the county
that the State was passing under the domin-
\ Axiom Of the Church The tribulation of
towards Who took refags behind Mr.. Ever
hnsse1 sudacious yet timid excuse, that the,
climate (Of region in the came latitude ID
2 4V3EiRia and Kentucky) would forever pre-
elude slavery in Kansas and Nebraska. -
Whethsr these traits Of the times are rsmeul-
beted or forgotten, they must pass now, as
= We are here concerned only with Mr. Doug.
s1As, pgslti0n, In order TO understand his real
importance. sSs.s3 =
The object was TO render the democratic
party strong enough to return Mr.. Douglas
for President either at the next or the suc.
cecding elections. The Nebraska act wAs
: sure to win the Southern leaders, who cared
little about the democratic or any other par
y, except as means Of exten1ing and se.
curing slavery; and in those days political
: leaders considered it safe to run some risks
With the North, IN order to secure the South.
The cutlery IN the free states was more
threatening than Mr.. Doug las had anticira-
ted, and his notification at his reception in
: his own State and IN some others, on va
: nous occasions since, was unconcealed but
ne never let 60 ms design and assurance of
I uniting the southern ana Democratic parties
,oF their mutual s eaSan,as ~ iIa thus view =.
I ne ne brought IN slr Buchanan, casting OF the
Pierce party Tor the purpose, and postponing
nss own elevation IN oruer the more certain
70 aeIeas tns ncpupi,can party ana ex-
clude their candidate TWAS he who pre-
pared what " called the Cincinnati platform
" which Mt buchanan pledged himself;
and when he who proposed and he who &C