The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

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kona fof foteltn valnation, uhieh. aftss sssas
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citiseaa 81 Portsmc1th, Ohio, psaytng sos
charter for i National Bank ~ - years, villa
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mitsee % Ways a1d Means, repostsA re oalt @
appsspriation for The sspposs of ehs Asntafy
M. Washbusn, Of Ill, from the Co@nittes
on Commerce, reported . bin 70 fussher ansad
the act providing for the better security q
passengers on board steam vessels. 10 consla-
GRAFTON xss pestpoaed I'LL the afst Tuesday 70
February. sesas....s.
II, Ciingmaa, frpa4hs Oonmittss on. !or-r
sign Affairs, repostsd . series of resolufaonss
which uere adopesd, calling e0 the President to
communicate the eosrespendenee between ne
Secretary of SEATS and the Governnent q Far
axuay and New GsanadA, in any way amecunG
cur diGerescc with these Governments; also
between the Secretary Of State and Brazil, re-
lasive 70 the opening Of the river an4 the ne.
gosiation Of recipsocity OF other treaty, ana
IN correspondence on The subject af Hur rela-
tions with Spain, not hegetotnre made public. ,
Tue House went into Oom@ittee Of thc hoic
an the State of the pnion on the Presidenss
Message. tf AeFi4 tet
III. Bliss of Ohio spoke of the Dred Scott
case decision q ~ utter disregard Of the rights
Of man and ths truth Of HISTORY. he entered
against il hie Indignant protest. a5.
NJ. Haskin Of Nsw York, defended the act ol
Com. Paulding, stating she act Of 1873 vas IN
tended % meet Just such case - this.
NJ. ssepheas pf Georgia thought the arrest
great outrage on private rights. and ought % oe
Fedsessed. 4 saa
NJ. Haskin in replying, said that although
Com. Paulding's condacs might have been With
out authority, there were abundant pfecedentl
% show that the American Congress and people
have sustained acts morally night but technical,
wrong. t - ,a
M. Gilmore had no doubt but Com. Pauld
inR acted under Instructions.
The commitree then rese, and the House ao
joarneds ss VI h