The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-17

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piendSd ffem ~ sel1SA " - ASadiee p6es
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much hx6toMsa4 ezisee1 . ~ Deuoh y isosaks
dcrfullt Shousl y lkusslcgus sllp Norsh9 Ia
IN codcusioa - saiA 80 egsd y - ii. H.
dspsnpent man. HE sympaahirs. aAra nvl1h i
Douslls and bs wSsiA - ~ fir -: Admin.
tstratikn candidate. n 4s5sl8 III r5of 'sI
No9l, Of Me, Aid liksss Usse nsessAo ass
resoavid o. shs 10ai bslltiss ~ slltssy, and
he Drdceeded 70 ~ HispsepA ~ ~ relative
tRe~e7 Of - Gsssr.i - -. o.sss.msnsa.
He reinarked that u ~ - - ybie. Aherican
seA Of revolutionary blood Hs conGfasulsted
the Republicans on ehis scssisitipneG - DAntis
Lec0Dpton snPpesA bst advised lAso 90 o.
trust theif allies and nes 70 put shsn W xssf1 I
for homens FOR II nsa bssrsy ) 90 4 caaes !
for slight reasons. they vealA bescay = bad
eauas boe lsss. lflDsmosgass and ~ eoasAen i
Oppo3tion prove rscvssnt II shis crying hogr., 7
they you'd suesr thss esiag q inerss and th4
'sxecrttion Of possesie5 ssssd - Assee1 0sss1o
Hiefn.n, alladins 70 tie shsrss II s6s con-
q itntioo. s.id shas 4 i - balsl y shsFlSsk
dent, be knew kt4Fls Eals<;M mAAEDy ~ :
other person ne did not know it 70 - true, Tor
the reason that be (aJs1mant aoDedpied the
position be did, 0ece1ee he could nos ~ psrP> N
chased; this reading hin eus OF the de0oerAsie 4
party had been faithfully perssvessd in fes 10 q
last idur yeAfa. By men abler and strosesr than
the gentleman from Missouri. ard yss shey haA 4
nos gpt rid Of him, and psrhaps is waald tale Il
four PEARS more Of psrssvering s6srs, il - i
CHOOSE % rsnaia in their COED conpasy.tp H.
said that when u this hall he psopossd -
investigate ne charge Of fraud and violssos -
Kansas. he was charged with sssssaa, nee ~.
cause, howev0r b had failsd. ss#ss0Ig haS vygssj
To be Democrss thsfs was apssasveaae . q
effort bosh here and in she 6enata - s1ioe tAo
investigation md suppress th- knoe ele1ga afnho
wrong, and yes alter the oomnistsos bad s0nao
their report. no man Wa known toVbeso8s
ciently reckless 70 deny the charge which haA
been preferred, and which vas complesely pro.
ven that he was dsn0unced 10 . renegade and
because be chose 70 differ from she DeDocracv,J
be returned homo with the brand of srsasoo u
these men had placed On bis GorshsAd, and
Presidunt Buchanan endorsed bic DsmeccAcy IN al
the face Of this protests agsinst hi, aad insjstsa
on his nOmidasi0n. - he, Presidens buchanan,
beiived it would bs valuable 70 his cauvaaa--
President buchanan did not dseeuncs hin, A
Pennsylvania was in peril, and the Psssidsst's
success rested on The single point nAmely, sato.
Z a. nnnxiN ~ - -
OF Kansas affairs. 4aHsH4 Ias ,accit
II could b. proved BY . thourand ~itnssseso d
that during the summer this man whe nov Oils
the Rxecusivs Chair pledged himself 70 men
everywhere that If successful in bis election ho
would see that Kansas should come in % free
and not - q slave State. The charge had besna
frequently made and never denied in Psnnsyls
vania. As coon 40 be reached w sshil gtenl 10
was discovered that the mind Of the Pfeside1s
had undergone change, tor fear that three -
four slave States should secsde from tho Union.
He made this pretexs for urging on Congress
the adoption Of ths fraudulent Uonssisution.-
When We said Mr. Hickman begged leave 70
differ from bis policy, ws are deaounced -
traitors. The Presidents organ reads az out Of
the party, and sverythisg thas Executive poW>
er and patronage could do was done 10 destroy
us, bat We are back again 70 rebuke the tfeach.
cry and unkndness Of this reckless Administers
tion. Il this treasons The other side can
make the most Of it. ss@0
The charge Of treason Is not sufficiently DO ~
erful 10 disgrace US, therefore We 6nd the conS
titution, adding to the charge Of corruption,
# any man know Of any conduct Or agreement
Of his with any party or person, let him prev
claim it or hold his peace; hs never did say %
any time that he would procure the election Of
. clerk to this House BY entering into cover
namt with any man In the Republican eide of
the House; he should refuse 70 do Il, % the
President could not purchase him, Others CO a
not; be had been offered more than hs vas
worth, and be refused to sell himself
He knew where the trouble 10 and the country
knew it. He had ventursd against giving 70
slavery an unlimited charter. He had learned
that man might support every measure Of a
Administl alton and yet fail TO he . Democrat IL
be voted against slngle measure in the inter>
est Of slavery in voting the other way be was
sure TO be good Democrat. He expressed this
- bis solemn conviction. There was contest
between the North and South, and the issue
might as well be made now as at future sims.
II has foundation deepas the mountains, and
pervaded every section - the atmosphere.
The North has become satisfied that there 10
but one thing which will satisfy their Southern
brethren and that is the right to carry al2yesys
every where 10 plant Il; everv where againss
the united wish Of the North. The representa-.
tives from the South are compelled 70 ask -
much, but where Northern interests ale adverse
to theirs Or lay in another direction, Why should
tho North be denounced. The North has grave
charges against the South. II these statements
made him an abolit'Oniss 90 doss Il The North;
charged the South with violation Of Ill cove-
nanss compacts and compromises, and Il is we'll
that the South should know il. He stood on
the principles OF the Nsbsaska bill, and is VS.
sufficient Tor him. he would Try lissle longsr.
The Democratic party had been bAnkrupted
BY President Buchanan, and in thir connec,ioA
he spoke about the people preventing the dis
solution Of theoUnion, wish which certain gen.
tlemen threatened. tsGs4a .es asaas5 aS4s
An Intellectual motion to adjourn Was defeated
by majority. Calls for ballot we're then
made, but Clark, OF Missouri, said that he would
not consent to another vote sill the question
was taken on his resolution. H. wanted to hear
the sentiments Of gentlemen on it. 70 L. 81
Without further proceedings tho House -ad~
journed. es bsF. \. \
Gassrell, Of Go wanted to know how il va
prevented. 49,
Hickman replied that 10 millions Of freeman
raised to industry and habit ef the siRhs kis1,
viii always be ready 20 cope with eight mil-
lions, without our auxiliaries. esas@& a4K
s-tti t5 St. Louis, Dec. II. W.
The overland mail Of Tie ls.h als. arrived lass
| night.
| The steamer Cortez, with New York mail ana
passengers, October 20, had not arrived a. San
Francisco when the mail left, end cOnsiderahis
anxiety was felt. % shs vas fully week ovsr
/ due.
The steamer Northerner was also several
days overdue from Puget Sound, and IL y pse-
sumcd that Gen. Scott has detained hes. a. #I
The tax on goods owned abroad and cold hy
commission merchants in San Francisco has
been declared unconstitutional. a' ea
10000 francs worth Of diAmouds, recently
smuggled into San Francisco, had been forfeited
| 70 the Government. e. 4#s @ta
In the case Of Boggs " - Mssesr Mining
COMPANY, involving the title of Col. Tremont .
the Aariposa estate, and the exclusive right 70
the minerals contained thersin, she gopfems
Court has decided IN favor ef BoGgs. ne Ooase