The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

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nj. hilL il vill b seen, takes from The large
80, Of Des Moines. Lee and Dubuque one
n.sor each, and gives one senasor sacn 20 :
Dber ef small counties which fall SNORT o. .o'
ID is kind Of psecrsstsaa epessnon
Lieh dspsives - Il our just weight ia shs sen
]. But at sbs same time, Il sill be seen snss
surplusage is very small. and that, under the
r,.as nv. % have had gsed deal more
,,at thsn we we're entitled 70, and can ahord
~ up viii q small diuinution Of our power.
4 ! impossible % franc an apportionmsnt
~ shall do equal and exact justice to every
Of the State and 10 every party. We have
examined the bill;thoroughiy. but upon
rory inspecsion. We fail 70 - anything ia It
very unfair 70 our opponents - party, -
bad been led 70 sspposs from the bowling
gfhs Gssests.
amlInss Reply % HammoM0, 81
soush Carolina.
ne tslegnph, last Thursdsy, gave - syn
- Of the first half Of Senator Hamlin's tn
.phsn, reply to Hammond, Of s. c., but it
u 70 forward the lest half The following
"a will supply the omissioo. s.
ADMISSION Or Kansas.
gAkslscroS, MARcu lO.-Mr. Hamlip, (opp.)
Ne. then resumed his remarke on the bill
~ admission Of Kansas under the LeComp'
q Ceassitusion. Mr. Hamlin having finished
telsnce Of Northern laborers, proceeded to
nnipe Nr. Hammonds assertion thas the
.lsh Of The nation consists in its exports. de.
~ he truth Of the proposition, and show-
Dat The hundred millions Of dollars worth
cCxtoa exported BY The South no more
a shs sum represented her surplus profit,
~ paying ell demands, than does the eight
nared uiions-she value of Northern man
scuses-indicate that amount Of surplus
altA. The South consumes al the products
! y exports, and yet Mr.. Hammond, assuming
. husdred and twelve millions - the total
pcr.s Of the South, claims that amount Of
,lw wealth. He (Mr. Hamlin) might with
baseh propriety contend that the amount Of
y hpoets show that the surplus Of wealth,
nneb a. the exports assume the ability 20
he enough TO balance the imports. Mr..
- proceeded TO show the failacy Of both
isas, citing numerous statistical tables.
aag comparison Of the exports and imports
the South. He next proceeded 70 examine
y true sources Of national wealth - indicated
schools. popslAsiou. Agriculturs, manufac-
ses, ships, railroads, capacity for war, &C.,
$ving the figures TO show the relative strength
the two sections in these resourcea which
kssed on maaufacesrcs net profit Of seven
lsine millions 70 the South, aud three hun.
I'D and seventy-sis millioas 70 the North. Al
lAs capacity 70 build ships, railroads aud for
-, be denied that these we're true indices Oi
1saA greatness, though they we're 70 some
unL Taking them - such he showed BY
g1m psepondesance in the North of ten q
- ID tonnage, and upwards Of Ave - one y
nassAds; while 70 he capacity for war b
Assed that in the Revolutionary War tht
ysnh contributed 2l8, 900 men 70 7l,000 b.
- Sod. He admiessd that the Southsrness
sma sssat people, With csspsct 70 . defensive
s2. ~ did net think their peculiar institution
vssN be harmless in such an event. How wa'
sith Sosth Carolina in the wars Of this coun
N! Ehs uas sspeasedly asked for man, ant
tsays feu shsst Of her quota In l57S ~
ss ssked for "none," and she furnished II
= a. not state theee faets 70 disparage tha
Giaie-Cod forbid. But when Southern Sena
TEN thges disparagenent On the North be fel
jsalfsA b quoting facts and figures = evidsncs
Il shas - has DONE He then passed - . die
esaisa Of ths Kansas bill, stating the pointl
shieh esasrol his vose. Hs objecssd - coup
Ess nisnssota With Kanaas. We had already
0sss plsdge 70 admit her without rsferenct
y Kaasaa. He objected 70 Nr. P1gh's amend
seat = imperative. but accepted Ar. Clafk's
taGesing = ~ repeal Of he Missouri compro
niee. - assouaeeA b - . scheme for the ex
ssaiea q slavesy and nothing else. He woul,
not tax the eenasoss Uho veted for thai mea-
sure vith personal motives, bus extension 0
slavery vas palpably The deaign and inseutio,
y thaf repeal. and We have the result in d,
neasure before y. Considering the qusstio,
q coostitutioos. - cOstended that. until %
.svsd By the psopls. hey veee NOT worth th
Aaank paper they we're written 90. The u
pssa Constitutes had not been % approved
= lscs. The people ef Kansas, On - lsh q
sseuAfy, rejected it By . evsswhelniag ~
80, and would have spae upon Il, and ve o.
- aeaApsiag - Seeoe Il upon tie pseple 4
smA sn6er - forns Of lav. Tbe Sen I
- ~ ersci6sd under the forms of lhw, On
- ave tAAs Of crueiGsien, could equal u
@1aa1s Il shis.
Ae',n fon Tampa. Flssida, staas thas Bill
sssp - ssas his nsgro y 10 Ssst thse
> - that IL la1iaas vsrs vi1liag - sn