The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-31

power, the strictest compliance with the Law
as TO the manner OF submitting the question,
cannot avail.
In my opinion the cause should be reversed
and the injunction made perpetual. And this
being the opinion Of majority OF the court il
is 50 ordered. WRIGHT, G. J.
Woodward dissenting
A well Merited Rebuke.
Mr. Grow, OF Pa, administered the following
scatbng rebake to the Disunion Democracy Of
the House on Friday last:
You want TO enjoy your holiday sports, while
the poclic creditors Of the government are be-
ing bankrupted Tor want OF their honest dues
The faith OF the nation il pledged to pay these
men what il justly owes them; yoa have kept
this House disorganixcd TOR three weeks, While
thousands OF public creditors are suffering, and
many Ut them ON the brink OF financial rum
And now You propose 70 run off home Ike q
pack OF school boys to your holiday amuse-
nents! a precious set VI Legislators you are
The country IL profoundly obliged to you.-
fhis body was hardly called to order on the
irst day Of the session when YOU tlrust the
| negro question upon it. Your pretext was q
pamphlet OF liz pages, Srtten by Southern
man, aud addressed exclusive TO Southern men
Ton pretend that It Is Il dln. crous book. IL
had lain in obscurity, uEAeaid OF and uncarcd
Tor, during eight mouths, until you took it up
and spent three precious weeks in advertising
IL. You have sown it broadcast over ths
whole land. There are thousand COPIES now
| read where there was one before YOU began TO
whet the pubic curiosity to see what this smoke
TINS NOISE and confusion were about The
book will now 60 into every house, hamlet and
CABIN IN the North and South, and il the eff
tact M ,l,5.4f
oaneial to your slave institution, YOU alone are
the Cause OF the mischief and on yca rests the
responsibility. On ontaside o. the Ilonee, We
have reirained from spt ech making: We have
iabored earnestly AMI faithfully to effect IN
organization, we have patiently borne yoar
vituperations and SANDERS, you have baselg
parpOseiy, maliciousiy, misreprescnted our
purposes and principles. The Congressional
Globe OF the last six Years, which il in all yoor
hands, contains record o our true positl,,,.s
snd sentiments; but this authoritative expcs.t,o.,
you have passed over, aud have substitutes tts
vile hbeis OF your pro slavery organs, san
have quoted the Constitution, he States. .o;
tue Enquirer lro your authority! The New IEts
Herald mas furnished brains Tor you, iurni .f.a
words, ideas and slang Fitch evening W. W.. 4
US editorials, and each afternoon you. tpi ash
them 70 the House. on give L, stae mi, .tn,l.s
or IeFscness. Your diatrihrs are trlow H..
Heratd's style OF rhetoric, hus su.pass its m
trnthinihts> AND nlsiignty. When The Hon.e
asfs organized we viii have reckoaing with
you We will not be the first to nv "hola
eNolgn! We will not shlrh irom ia. seyer4st
examination oi our political faith; nor viii we
retinit you 10 saiik iron tie eonse.,,1e,ees M
t0e tffasohah!e disunien language YOU have
uttered Gu this door, Tor the pat I'll, ea weeks
hf- Sisfh, am Told, thu. Il fsiie: il noG afford
50 70 sGe hlaii contractors h5 the tss- OF Janu-
a'y, 20 Mhom the government owes tive mil
ions 81 dollars, they viii throw ~ ;',.ir cnn-
tracts masse and stop carrying The mails of
the nation! How will !, gu like to hay. that %
out before your constituents and Inc Whale
country, as one OF the effects OF slavery ayita-
ton which you have forced within these halls
and persist III retaining 70 the exclusion OF need,
fui business, and to the sacrifice of thousands az
pubic redltors, and 70 the shame ana scandal
OF the nation.
Freedom Of Speech Possible in tr,c
south.
The Boston Daily ADVERTISE. ii an article on
freedom OF speech, has The following nara
graph, from which we feel DBL eed 10 d,ssent:-
There is in the South, as We all see, a state
OF things which make open discussion OF GER
tain questions dangerous 10 society: il il one
OF the wees oil the sntia! system sfjch there
prevails, thst its Foundations cannot be opeplv
discussed without the risk OF existing disuon ten,
and perhaps open Instruction"
1t Is not true that slavery is not di. .nsaaa :,
ne South. On the contrary, there is no other
political topic haif so much discussed n ,hai
pciltcal meetings, and in their leading demo,
.tauc newspapers, II IL discussed win a vic.
renee compared with which, DR., Ch.eyer ana
"ehaeli fhiltlps become tame. IT,. EnpIish
toishe y not only exhausted, but distorted 10
hHd epithets Tor use in these discussions. Th;s
state Of things has existed ever since III rsoa.i
u the Missouri compromise. Even bslora ,h.t
period, the subject was discussed o,saf,iv ana |
ooidiy m the Virginia L. gi.!aturc, but i. was ia
: more eiesated and civilized strain. We night
multiply Instances, but these will suff,.a
:, Du. me discussion is now al on orc side
Inc Shareholders are banded together "a silsn...
everybody hut themselves b. Il VIA, y;ais.....
such a. not only Christianity but dreene. -.
volts A. There seems 10 De no.hin.s loo op,.
rageous tor them to do or saw Ia shpt ,ha |
mouths OF all who dissent from tha,a rbar
seem determined that heir institution shall |
staha upon reign OF terror that il !. disgrace |
- any eisilzed country. 1t takes away ali res. |
pect LOT them, and holds tnem up 10 Tie world |
y brutal, earbarous, AMI unprincip.ed 10 tbs |
ast degree. The great mass Of their on;e,
seopie are aware Of this, but dare not sneak q.
me leaders Keep them in terror. They ar.
'isvts 70 their own 81 stem.
=, "e 20 hos believe that this is necessary
!, !, ~ osaieVes thst the speeches OF Cassius Nj.
.'as' hetec ehoueh they have been, and viola
~ soou .as,e, are dangerous 20 ths peace Of
kentucky? Who believes ,ha, the s,,.sehes ~
Francis Il Blair, Jr., or the articles ot ,ha ~.
ouri Democrat, have any tendency 10 nrna,.a
nsnrrection? Who believes thai Ii. nraSssse.
vas expelled from North Carolina ttaIlaoa -.
ear De would excite ilsurrecton
me Icing feared BY ,hes4 frc-eatinn Demo.
rats V temperate, calm discussion, which wonla |
munger the institution, though 1t woud M.
pdanger the peace OF the communitv TAa.
re determined 70 ride rough shod owe, M
eopie. They intend to maintain slavery N
iViess violence, and to allow no man bus them
ives ana their partlzans TO utter his thoughts
ne Interests OF the free isborer must be ksn,
ute W tAr and feathers. And 40 long i
Aoefa'lc party rnes toe counlry, 10
~ 'nsse men o. violence will rule it, One 81
y 'nesf outrageous language aud
.u hands, ~ Rf'is't
u We could have change Of admi,,is,ra,;on
- seive 70 the free laborers OF the South !. ],
are ~ puoiic affairs, u would be found tn, !
Y temperate and rational discussion of .laysrr
'ua ~ 81 safe a. any other discussion nh ,
q Iree speech might safely exist there I
Republican.
CAuaHr-L. D. Brcokings who shot m j
,on ~ was taken y tie early par. Of this week
q, Of Plymouth. Wednesday af,erna !. 49,. sna :
enink hs bad BIZ ezanina,ioa before Jassios )
ests. Patrick Robb conducted III exsmir.s I
z on ne part Of the State and Messrs. Hud- 4
ana Joy on behalfthe prisoner, Brooking.
held g answer the charge Of murder snd /. /,
y Register. s'o1A =
seo. SaSysrs q Albion. Mich, died q ..n.
g., 70 !. spasm, sometime lsst sptlss. H,s 81
&C.,. y .'aeang e rsnoye his bsdy ! n. de,s
q, d'.'nterred him and found him Iyinu \. 81
iAes, a's hAnds On BIZ hair. uish Rrsas NM.
eofn est aad ~ gsavs closhes Ten . riaeea !.
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