The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

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.There i 4 iesss ! .er.h s,de Of this Chamber
AZ Rsyresentati-ee ana ! north side ~ The
Union. as well a Z south si6e or Them. zach
Of them is faithful. Jealous ma resoluses n n
il 30 srue. = has % ofteu bean ssserted. shaf
the Union cannot survive the decision Of Com
rress Of direct question involving The adou.
ton OF 4 Free State into ~ Onion. vhIcA viIl
establish the ascendency or Free State snder
the Constitution and draw after Il the restora.
tjon Of the influence Of freedom with 0omestic
and foreign conducs Of che Government. then
the day Of dissolution 10 e hand. 4t
n Won attempt 70 coerce Kansas into the
Union under the Lecompton Constitution che
ucope Of that territory win resort 10 civil var.
il necessary. You ars pledged 70 put Gown that
by the sword. win the PEOPLE
hearken INTO your voice amid he shunders Of
YOUR cannon! Let but one drop or the blood
Of free citizen be shed, thereby the federal
army and the couutenapcs Of every represeasa-
i've or free State in either house. 81 Congress
viii blauch ana his tongue refuss % ussss the
yote neceaearv to sustain The arny IN the buseh-
eriDc Of his fellow citizens,
All narties n this country that have tolerated
he extension Of Slavery. except one. have Der.
ahed for that erroe. VET ts
NJ. Seward smoke at great length. He thot
he excitement On the slavery question due to
peculiar circumstances. First. That in the be.
,innin0 the sscendancv az thA slave poVer vas
.bsolute: il Il nov being renewed. Second.
That where. q heretofore. the national govern.
nent favored this change Of balance from the
Slave States 70 the Fres States. ID has nov re-
,ersed this policy. and exposed the change.
rbird. That national intery ention in the terrific.
les in favor or slave labor and slave states il
,pposed "a the nat ,ral. social and moral deyel.
,nnent Of the Republic. He argued these pro-
,ositions at some length. and in course Of re-
marks alluded 10 decision OF the Superior Court
n the Dred Scott ease. asserting that thew and
he President alike forgot that judicial usurra.
ion i more odious ana intolerable than anv
,ther among the manifold practices Of tyrants.
Ie traced. step by stem. the history Of Kansas
fairs
Mr.. 8. gave concise account OF the natural
IN the territories il favor OF slave
abor since 1920. adding NO wonder the cues
ion before US ercites apprehension and alarm.
Mr.. s. in closing bis elaborate speech said:
am sure that no patriot who views the subject
Is do would wish to wave or DELAY the trial
We could only extend slavery at the most
the Atlantic regions Of the conti-
,ent-the Pacific shore il free and IL always
must and will be free. The mountain barriers
which separate us from that portion of our en-
,ire are quite enoueh "a divide us too widely
possibly to ALLEVIATE us too soon.
Det US only become all slays holding States
IN this side Of three barriers, while only free
states are Organised and perpetuated on other
,ide. and then indeed will come ! division Of
he great American family into two nations
and = conflict between them oyer
men the .ofid woui0 mourn q the greatess
.no lass 20 De retreve1 Oh AL caiamities tnas
nave N. ersr % oeianen .nS human race.
THOMPSON ol =. =, IN aludane 20 Asnsas
~ srouolss ~ ner som'ss'on ln'o tne Union.
ne contended tnas tne LecomPton Consutauon
!, = sne e4press'on =. .ne ~Hi OF tne people Oh
...as 80 - 1sp.es !s - 'ne ".ny aasan'sn.s ss
mace against snas instrumens, ana lnstanced
.ne case M 2. fourteen states whose Consslsut'ons
werc auop.eo wnnOos suOmi1lng them. u
"long NJ mao peen cy CuneIed y tne opponents OF
~ ."e Aeconpsou O"nss..uuou, snat WRONG vas
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ture in the Constitution, but if they are in .
me WI OF ehe majority; but this party DO not
Of Kansas. he contended viii be Infinitely
worse if she Il NOT admitted into ~ ITnion.-
He was imnat;en, ana spx;on. th.t Conrrrss
should be relieved from the corsider.tion Of
th;s question ma ,hat ths nsorle NJ Tanss.
should be left ~ settIe .heir own d;ficnl,;es in
their own way and under their own state GOV.
. h,s.s:: ."Tn, ne ss'u; we snsn ne.l no more
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New York, Feb. 3.
Kansas correspondent Of the Post, Who il
said to hold official relations with the Admins.
tration, says the Pro.Slavery party in Kansas
give up and have no intention Of rene wing the
contest with Free State people. All they now
ask il to be pardoned for mischief thew have
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