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


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= Hon. Jav.ss Harlaa delivered tn f0l4c,v1I
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,f The Senate proceeded 10 tbe t6hlsdera,toni
the moti6u made " n. 7 AD0,tt3aR. fofrter l
: III, II o5 lhe PfesflaensS Message 81 tela,esl
Z Eahsas to ihe Co,1haitses o1 f<rf fjforfeH u
u NJ. HAaLAx.-iGf. President. 1fsi2 tpfriimnl
: ify iiscuskior p1scsas tt n a attt2dh3 which
unpleasany to mytele Ii "a I'M d9lst s9lsteo,
a. / supposed. Thar afhe &eastof NON aissjssin
4; MOD, "a. Ma ,nnsfnst N, i All I'M -
cial order .t one O'clock 20 q 20 read tasS IN
twelve o'clock to-.lkv. that the neeyious sDeci,
0fdrr misht moi be interiered vith This al,
: cussion. hovevcr. with tbe dispcsitiorli " IN
Senator Ia insist 81 the psicf specjai orde,
counled vim hfs aarcastic rr1nArk that tht. I'D
!, iec,. .sthis n,iehtv theme n he reference !
!, lie PRESIDENT message 10 the Committee a
. TERRITORIES. wss not % al!;mportafs a. 10 re
Laiiirc the attention of the SenAte.w presents
ilts s,,other NM ! / IN perfec.ly viliihR tie
q iii ,caition liffsa III cvn exhlanations th,r
q made, shsil ao ID tke countrr. / enter Oh thil
discussion on nv oytn responsibilities III Seus-
tor, equal. in point Of riehts. with the Senate,
Efr0e, Nfaoias;nsi Sr anv other Senator on fhis
i 6oor; Leiae respooa;bIe to the, ueople of low
alone for eSe mSn.ee az La No.. Il felt No ana
ci.l in;e,as4 i. eh- of ..a.r ,...a. -,
i might have spba.issed ~ sena,ks insend d
i nsake on the hiN. snronoeed 81 tbe. HONORABLE
i Senator from Nls.;nsipni vith N much peati-
nency % ere aiases neioeisy Of spsecbes made
IN the Senate 10 Tho setuai qusasioa pending:
for suppose. shas The passage Of the bit sh;ch
he has presented 4 desjred 8 en.hisst the Presi.
dent of the United States % enIoece the IA.
i compton coustitutjon Is The increase Of lthe
Asms can be called for &c thss dune. . II seems
TO me, forn0 otluer veAsun;s aud may have ioc-
cssion to elaborate this view before take INV
scat 7 s5f H8sFa9ss assa sa4f .aiSs q
r. ] listened With spme degree Of interest. NJ.
Presidenh 10 the discussion Of this mart
of the Presidsusa messaRs on thc other
| eideof this schaaber, growing oct Of Tie fact
principally Of the harmonious profession or At
taehment, by both factions of the Democracy.
% tie priDcipleSo OF the Kansas ebraska bill-
The President and the Southern Democracy. as
here represensed, profess TO be suided 81 ,he
principles Of the Kansas -Nebraska bill--thas is.
mon Intervention BY Congress 10 the affairs Of
she Territosies;;' and the honcrable Senator
ison Illinois Mr. Douglasl processes equal de.
votion TO this principle-thst the people Of The
Tsrri,ories. IKE thr S,.ses '..sh.iI (. isf, No.
f.c,i, free 10 m.naoe ths;r iFs;.s i, Ia.
own way No AAid yes. s,f. in ptaetice there i !
vast difference il ths result Of the ineasurrs pro
posed.a sfa1 sss'sslfa " $50 SIS q es44sfsF I
TO follow the advice Of the President and
those who agree With him, will secure the Or.
eauix .tion of !. .l.v. Ss.,. =. s.Aa .a;I.'.. I
adont the.nol;cv crr,,ossd h- .hs $50. 60. =
Illinois vim eSfh,as ,l.vo,v f+c,n .i.;s do.,.;..
a. effactnnilv ~ coD,,,ss. .h,',,,J .s...,.
.,s,li neither slavery nor ;rvo,.n.. ~ ...v;,s.
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s,,,,,,,.,en y ~. +, s. ~ :, L,... :. .a
vhe,m;,r r,,;.,,;,, 80 sh. ,.a.,. - -. -
sas are onnossd.. 10 sIsv..v. .,.a NV, \.
nrse is,I d;fFsrencs hc,ws.rs .s,,,,.n,. /, ~
rers9l by M net Of 4, and !. !,
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eli. =, mi. 49, - ~. s.'. - sas iun
knoss !. when ,he r,sole ror,d tnnw. ~, s .bay
WIN ,,a,isl, !. .;,i,os, ..or.sn,n,s : s'-' s'
r.. Presilen, snd III .,,n,,or,s,. A., 10, do,x
the r;.,ht ~ ,ls ;,.s,ais - ,ha n. 49,,
ouir,. the ssnhrn;ss;on nc ,ha;- co,.,;,,,;,S !.
the e,ectors A. ,l.s 'r,,,l, Ga. .,,.r.s, - ,,s.
proval. or its nronr,ssv :. eener., rn,. nf nj
10y. But they deny It's expediency in the pre- |
sent instance, or its iMpossibility. without an
iniraction Of the doctrine Of ..non.interven,ion
by Congress" They claim that to require the
people TO vote for or againss their fundamental
law, by an act Of Congress, would be as dis I
tasteful to freemea, - would be denial Of that
right. 48c lssa,9
Aud if We admit the truth Of the Presidents |
assumptions, his conclusions are irresistible If
his premises are true, his position is impregna-
bic: fur it is true, sir, that, if the people Of
State or Territory are left perfectly free to give
EXPIRE ssion to their own will in their own way, |
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