The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25


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kWAaee eeat vote assettedl We 1nve seneo
0pon ie becanse y reaehe0 ptasSofp ueQN
which every honest man, iron eyety secsson
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Il hll14 the platform q ~ 81 - Nno oaso-
Gated the principle OF popular sovereignty
Of tAe true MeAnt08 o. No. beS q. = y
what 90 Yen NOV pf0poaef
| Mr.. C0x-Mf. SpeAker
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| Mr. Aasshaii, OF hensncky. Adeciine su
tyield the 6oor..
Mr.. Cox-k wish 70 say
[EEies cf s&Jf0en 0ruen Otuen
Mr. Ralmer-k rise g quee0on q ofoer'
i The gentleman from Ohio has NO right @
Itntoffdpe the ke1tteanau ffcea Aensacky' e
! cept - ~ pefmsesaon
The Speaker. That y very true :
| Mr. NArshall. Of Aensucky. ! nope \
shall now be allowed 70 60 on ANA nnisn
| what have to say. -,
| say that these Republicans had come ur
to all that We ever contended iof soncning
I - nrsfa 6kRE88
people OF kansas 70 estaDi'sn she.. own ~
stltutlons IN their own WY anu .l'sy u ns: 4.
come up to It with tneir inesps y maze =
the law. nad .ne people q nansas .ec y =.
ed the Crittenden amendment nad tney
chosen to adopt the Lecompton constitution,
and to establish slavery 10 t13. 0sate, tnen
these gentlemen nave Proslueu a. sne =,
strumentalities necessary 70 the procure
ment OF such result put wneu the ies.
pubilcans yielded TINS, you, sen''c: :a, u
the Democratic party, wouiu no. nave ~
1t will pc Tor you 70 go 70 rne ooul'' An1
tell the South what there was IN tu.1 "ne :, :.
ment, what there was IN sna' Pllnclpio, ."a'
fell short OF your former IequiI g
Was it that you could no. s1a,d .ie proc, 4,
matory power Of the i'resiuen., IN case tue
people OF Kansas adopted announcer cohsslGu
tion2 Ihen be It remaIkeo ina. Wnen ~ 'ne
bill, as offered by MT IriIsen1en ~ the sen
ate, required that' II sney auou.s1 ano','o -
constitution IN hansas, S"Oaa e ser $500. -
congress, members Oh ''e Deinoo !. Iaa.y
opposed II upon inc s'1unu .Nes = uss .s -
close thc qaes'a0n, ous Neps ~ nSHs"s -
orogtso open. "nen the mo1sso"sl C !.
tenden amendment Pro..ucu iol clus.ns ~
as we supposed "ouiu suls w, =. ..o. ~
posed u, oecduse Wc v. s'e' -
mucA Poaeer 20 tMe 1'es.uens
MI. opeakAk,A nsve tI.cr - us, tI's 1nI 80.
TO 90 exactiy wnas was s M. an n".s deps
my mlnG sye' =" ' =: ' ..:o s"o .0,.1'',
c!es see Issoro % Ia os"a. 81. !
. enew sna. 'ne sS: .a;S 1 .s.w ,,,ppniS
lorms upon "nlcn !. was .s S 10y "Ts
.eel oounu . secsu' ~ ~" ~ -. o ansaa.d. '
lo.o 70 ~ ,oL ,s: NE .: ,i.. ~ -.
VINO Is so oo'u ~ "'. s.. a' :" NJ =. ..se
1 Sra s.S ,nas - ~: sssn,h,r IL III, ~.
VINO Is tnere III 'iis a ~ wnv VII re, ~
"a ms pl"ce anu say '. .t ,Is.L a. 81 ~ vic
coutnern Sta,es WIN TUG oiaIA nay ~ olso-
~ mon un'urieu lol .:ias leop' ~ INV =
ihere u = snouce, si., e., u'' l:ou'o, ~
response 70 t,'as INJURY, nag ''e s M snoe ~
the grave. Secession! ulsln'on. nhy, 81,
us the eye Oh chioAoo" .n"' ,eais .ne
painted devil nave no rear .! ulsunlo nor,
! nave no .car 'na. .ne Peopie - s:o oou.n
VIII listen i0r MoHens ~ .ue WHISPERS y,
disunlon. Ihey are cn"airous, brave, anu
true; ana woe 70 1he Poli,ician VINO pro
ciaims himself disunionist!
But SIT. ! nad nearo Oh discon.en.s, ana
was cariui anu 1 choose 10 say 70 sne
SOutn, tuat, Wuen eAerseu myseii " ses
these Republican members to put them
serves upon that vote, 1 did 20 VIII an eye
70 tho TACT that tnere were pia.iorms iofmeu
at the south when did nope that vote
would SINK forever ana forever. NOW ! am
here to render also to that party the tribute
OF my hearty and sincere thanks, my hon
eat and profound obligation, that their patri-
otism was equal to the task OF giving that
vote, which believe they did with wish
10 establish peace and concord between all
sections and with the nope that that vote
would accomplish 1t.
Now, sir, who IN the South wants to es-
tabiish sectional southern party Inc
democrats are not content with inc PROPOSE
ton that the doctrine OF popular sovereignty
shall be carried forward, ana that the peo-
pie OF Kansas may nave state nee OF save,
rs they prefer. Ihey now proceed one step
beyond that ! read from paper OF tues.
day, April -, the richmond ooutn. Iwii
read single sentance, to let you see the
manner IN wnlcn she piosl IT, =, ..' sS ION
srosersy IS reSa5ueo' anu 'no poi"' winch
we ..i has :. aeaoneu ;e.ho cn... I'm NO..
~ ~ ..o men sa a 80 .la no;"n !. aplans ,
Nansas may come ,'eo .o VI, - Ts"s ; -
S'a'e, VI sue c"'uo' 'oAn' ~ ~" "' -
'As ISSUE .. -. so,.h .sL 80.
LOU VINO reP.esons va. ou' e.ha US yIo
'ae ,uUs' sI 10" nronoss - ra 70 the
ISSUE upon III yuu that .he ;ssna nm, re
Guilty. sa rra,,a.od - :, n.ao;n;.a.a r.
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mine .uis ". pooP,S VI .a" .a
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w. %a.. 70 - - - ~, $500. =,
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s sn.s ~ - a.. ~ shall on,no 80 ~
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