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


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So EOse'' = 0oun., spoke On KANSAS a.
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A"e vsce .sssioens Iai0 before ne senate
ION. Iesolu..on @ sne legislature o. New Mex
~, Soncul1.nB ~ 'ne IresIoents we relative
= -. Os.a.a. - lns eeIntory 81 Arizona,
-" ~ sas t"a - DOunosF:es Of the same.
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-. Foose conunued-The real question in
,..u1 Ss1 " oFou8ns wNnin . narrow compass.
~vue .sn, tnas cause before rs IN auch
snspJ Iuln's ~ ieg'.lmase requirements; II i
0Oes Kansas ought 20 oe admitted, 1t il does not
s"e vusns - y r!yec'eo. ne ehen proceeded
-. us0Iss - s.'.y ~ 'ne various Arguments
~ sk.'ns. -. u, 1ecompson consultation,
consenuing mat rs hiegalty cannot be contra
,. "s ~ zoe recent Iammany Hall
.s ~, ~ Po''ec 70 passage containing,
- :a,u, ."e chnaA o. reason. James Buchan-
=. ~ 'e.s - csn nov see the real state Of par
-. anu osclos Wnat y 70 De done. Now, be
- i - oI's'uer 'nougu1 .nas recently Democrats
- "se oolne inc burden ana neat OF the day
49, Ieao ous 9! the party because they did mot
approve Of the Kansas Nebraska act now they
lfe r ieaa gu because they do.
,AingIv raiaces, ne said, were mot the places
~here the truth was always spoken. The Pres
oens y not King. bu. some Of the most re-
pugnans features OF hingly Courts attend 20
~ position. DO the men who attend the Pres !
dents Court 80 there TO speak the truth! No. |
hep may be likened to toads. If they have
ne pere'ess jewel truth in their heads they are |
specially careful not to have il on their
i;s.,, 49,. ~ therefore = tne one
NJ caUcsn% Ia" ' ~ fe.. s.a.s q parties.
,enarai .err,s .rs;n.., s:h n'"seH 10
~. ~, .."s - ass'nsl lne oii-
- oA!' % Aisoaha' mado violent LIE.
o NJ ma sp.ec" ,@
- neAas' anihad'erted upon
he Kansas bill
Mr.. Clay said he intended no nersonsl s;s,..
remarks had only ! noii,icsi hss,;nv
c complmented M. Houston on h;s COURAGE
the field a. well as wisdom IN connc;l
Mr.. II. replied that every America, citizen
ad courage, and II ever ne had d;sn,ayed ~
an eminent degree i -. vhen ~ :,oad ~
ere agains, the opinions 81 lii friends snd ~
psed lie Nehr.sLs Mn ~ soassss . ~. oK
. fatal measure, fostered by demagogues,
riginated by ambition, and intended only 70
mite the South with few Northern States 70
AXE President.
Mr. Clay answered that no restriction placed
tates. The ieeisl.turs of Terss hss .o nJ.us
i NJ. Hons.nn a. vo,;na .a;s. 20, ooaue"'
M. n. sand that no m.aa ~ S.. .uss or'.
u did NOT make .hs naon,a. ~ s.s'e ~ isAas
~ now, ous their condemnation ofhis vote did
D. dishonor him.
NJ. Durkee OF Wisconsin spoke against LIE.
'mpton.
C,.v.,.na w., "a
me Diils repeating the acts passed by the
:. Legislature to prevent kidnapping aud re.
s'ng 'ae use o. Jaiis for confinement Of fugi.
y y s'sves' Wn'cn passed the Senate some time I
Y mere passed by the House night before
= = me iA''ef % 70 ~ 9
- s. Pittsburg, March Is. v
This morning. at 4 o'clock the extensive
9, 900 in each OF the follor;no of;cs. 4
al Franklin, Of Philadelnh;a Homs or NJ =
,rk, Citizens 4 Western, of P;,.sh,.a "a ii
400 Il ~ R.,;.n e - oil =: IH1soufg, and =
] is supposed 10 have heer ~ 80.
.endiary. = Il
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Recent ;nfo-m.,;a n ssn'peson, Aarch ~. :.
w - 20 tne election OF the Free State Tick. !.
en,;on - ,,;". uen os,noun mas declared his
! = So 0e'''nca'es accordingly. Il
New York. March ~ !
W. Borden, the Agent Of the line has gone !,
b tugs TO- remove the freight in The Empire
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