The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-16

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Il once ulron ~ ~ 80 III Kn1SoS eU1es L.
E2ompton Cenceitutlpn. and waited ~ patfon-
| - 81 - hpn1rod and eighty ave army COM
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tifv n rro-r1S g 80 - " - fnr5S1ahurs,
aua & ~ 1900 y.sulas 9heseefon - e.
ecutiye ~ hage Z rGceoxt (or pcina tho troops
Iin Kanaaa 6e arrrssed " / coaetituesonal rim.
ciuae 60 M Pro1,1ent Ma not ~ powes 70
n -; IA easaA,,e aryIy except il casa III opea
N nnhlsc - vifk i snrrivn cnrnfry. 81 VI rekal-
u Therofore. " condemnsi thsir emnsoynsns IL
u laef snr.s.ar F.. y1asAinetan dnrinw IN muniel.
II - elsctieo.' o. -. 4 o.
u ~ .He,,sa ~ M. - y o,,assicn " rur;y.
ilese. sa1inr dat "A aad oertain otier member
II 81 ~ 49, OonnitAee ~ Il a. u then.
selyee o 1870 laco ehcvinr - failure of
o. Comnsiteno y oxecaee - oedero az the,
II Hcnea. M 4. III y ss.s ~ y. -s.s4 4
-. Txe.aher ..ied n thia ~ : nrivilered
II ouestions @ - VI - a -
II Tha a1a.her thonshAi Il - not.
NJ. Hsrr;. .nnsnls1 9som ~ dec;aion II IL
SpeAkes. II.
NJ. 6fenhena moved u ~ he appeal On the.
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II The Houaa rn6nsad "a - ao 81 u arajnss ia.
il NJ. Hnanphrev WornhelI ~ ". moved that
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M. eeephens hAd - ohiectinna. rroyided 4
Il majority Feport Is chen made. 80
| Mr.f Harris had No ob;ectiona 20 ernhodv that
report II the journal ma m;nutes " IN Com
4 mietee which he intended - present. Ha foand
| that the renort 80 publinhed N 10 Union a..
| day. ana s. thousbe thae 4 shouldlbo snresd
before the cosns1y In conesaventiou " parlia-
mentarv Nv 80 - rules of fhe House. Sud he
was not willing that ne serost should IS made
| 60 the reDort ofthe Committee. . ne. With liz
oeher unembers of the Committse. declared that
| de Conmittee hns nct dischaPred IL dutiea m
| der the terms az the resolution arpoiutina
them. Isl WV
"A fnether discussion ensued on this point.
when NJ. Narrhalls motion W. agreed 10.
Adjourned.
SESA1s.-Nr. Cameron presented 4 Memo
rial from citizens Of PeunsylvaDia favorinr |
line or mail steamships between the city III |
Philadelphia snd ma empire n RraxiL also
calling for che instruction. sent % the u. 81 |
Marshall ID. Utah.
NJ. Hunter withdrev his motion for 4, even |
ing session.
Mr.. Polk SPOKE n favor Of Kansas she had |
al the requisites for admission. She had |
Consultation which no one. except the Senator
from Connecticut. denies 10 Be republican ii |
form. That instrurn ne il The deliherate cho;ce
Of the people in pursuance Of The lawI Vim m /
the forms necessary 20 insure he free exnrea.
sion Of the will OF the peonIe. Congress conId \
only ask, Is that Constitution Repu6iicanY m l
this respect he considered i a. entions..|
bic as that of any State il the Union. s. ~ -
M. r. then proceeded 10 expIair, avav M
alleged election frauds and Information denv;nc
the statements OF Walker Stanton and others
that Z majority of The voters had hapr .aisfr,r.
cbised. and that the M;ssour;ans haa invsle.,
tho roll. - -. TIC, -. = .-:.
he commended. for snch conrsa 40 rro.,ls 49,
men were already II Tho tarr;,o-v - o"n..c,
the nolls q. u $3.50 - - ss
Al ~ armed ;nves;ons fam M;s.o,.; :.
,honcht yhc Sen.to- 10 ~.;,a.a..5 -" 1900;
concerninr them werc nrsc.;sns A. ~ sSe s,sds
lity &c the country. That the M;sscnr; e,,.;-
grants should have gone 20 Kansas armed may
have seemed strange and alarming to the emf
grants Of the poor houses and toombs of the
Eastern cities, but TO people acquainted with
emlgrants did not use their reaes. They mere
~ stated their ctailns and voted peaceably, re-
turning TO missouri merely to escape the sever
ny OF the winter, and intending to return in
tnc sprng for permanent residence. The
Northern eniigrants, on the contrary. The
sweeping Of the Eastern cities came 70 vote
ana remained to vote. and for no other purpose.
Seeing this invasion i was no wonder the Mis-
sourlons returned 70 the home marked out BY
them A0nQNA nfNtNCf /
Mr. r then stated the general ground Of bic
opinion WY the Lecomptcn Constitution shod
pass, reiaung mainly the arguments OF II. ste
Com. He concluded by asserting shs. m IT,
Inhabitants Of Kansas are not turbulent d;sor. I
eanizers. thew are solid men anrions for ne.cs q
and quiet The true course to give that peace Z
would be the passage Of The LecomDton Conssi Q
tuition. s4.4.sss@- %4. $3.50 Q
TMr BENJAMIN made an elaborate defiance ~ y
The Supreme Court and the bred Scott decision. y
The rcnort az which doo. rot ,,,.s..s 4.
interest TO be worth the space Il would ocoupv Q
In our columns 49, si4.. - s.71 o
The Seuate passed the House printing def. =
,iency bill, and adjourned. NJ /. - r
WEI ls,.9'
Cafiisie, "a, March ii.
lIe Cours Maraai 20 try Col. sumner, the q
q ne.e az present except Oen ooi, s
slo y SUI s'ck. CoI ?. vas arfaigned apon f
.na ~, - .or ing preJuGice 81 good Or ri
.sr ~ 80 mIary clsclphne; 1dy, for violation
I, = snI a,.'cles % ~ pfonio,nng the sending
4. r,,;i.. ~ uueI ~; 2. piea0s /.
crdan" i =. p.o. ~ Pressn's ~ cores ii
'o"usnce De'wecn tne parties ana rests its case l.
'p On, 'iE,r..-,..x.....c... :, :,
Uol Ice, member OF ne Court. testified y y
:. .ue lnsl:ng Angu.ge q uenerai hafncy 70 !.
june wnls ~ .riei ~ fofs Leavenwofth. :.
.ssS 49, r ,.r tne eeIensc not having
ffsed, sne Court adjourned until to- morrow :.
!. Watts Major John =. Lee ID Judge Ad. 70
ocate. II lfA .J4as 4sas se WIFI Tr7s ,-- pt
p4siesssa " sa 1890. "a
~. .,s..:. New Iork, March ~ n
Inc steamship Kangaroo, which sailed from re
.,sspool on .ne p ~. O. wednesday, the 24th t.
s~Ssru ~. srr,veG mere iast night. s,
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