The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

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spscamen 81 nle cafetuiness % avesd
menssa 0on beyond his strength when SEN.
esos, 70 1ay % aiio1ea e refer % the /" ~!
~ sne orgenisauon o. NeDraska 1erritofy,
~ rn.cn Ge insfo PED into the senate o. the
Onne0 0sases.
Auss oali contained clause requiring xnas ~
should Be submitted to Conerese for III spprovl
aA and if not approved they should be null and
void. Il vas charged on lr. Dodge BY his op.
po1ent mere, that he (Dodgel admitted in thia
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He might have got out Of the difficulty BY
saying that after further investigation ne had
a. ~ vp.Ou D.s cua1gs op'u'ou soS ~
not sav tbat. mi he did sav that ks a1yer ysad
tie Bill which be presented, and did not know
that the obnoxious clause was in II. de says
ns ~ -. 80 q o., s"s oeuas1 Isomep'..sl
else for some Of the other Territories-" cut
tie head off il, and stuck on Nebraska for .
new head, 90 Of course be ought not to be res
pou.'1,s aof Uvca o.sl, 81 my .nine wnlcn u
too much for iowa n ernect from her Senators
to read the bills which they offer-at least in
the case OF the distinguished candidate for Gov
s.not oucn violent %e me-. eAefsion mlgn. am
amor az Iowa Il "a fair ~ n,ssrwa 80 III, - iii
follow the example set by himself in his illus
trious Senatorial career, and dispose of the
papers submitted % MN without reading them.
Gem. Dodge and the Fugitive slave
Law.
As the mart panteth after the water brooks,
20 pantetn the great soul OF Gen. Dodge after
sne glory OF AIDING in the capture OF fugitive
saves
We commune 70 near from the canvas between
.osee anu AlrA~ooo' tnat the ueneral 10 still
~ .s'rlo's 'rouiation because ne cannot per-
soaoe MS competitor to initiate bis own ardor
Id the noble ana manly pursuit OF catching run
away nes'oe'' Aoc "enerai 10 little peculiar
~ :. 'n'' SUBJECT ne ana zen. Jones were pecu-
l'af' IN the nrst place, in voting for the fugi-
avg eisse 's"' Aor snere vas only one other
senator oesloes tnem' who conld be
Do1kue cosAeo Or 'r'gntened INTO Young Tor 1t.
NC IS Pecuhaf IN o0os''ng Of MS fundamentally
!" ~ passage 'or We venture 70 say there 10
w. s1o'.e' me"oet VI congress from tne en-
use 4'o's' ".o cons'oers DIS vote lor itepassage
e .0' '"' s"e"'es' peFsonal eAuitasion'-
!. "' "' 40 very pecunsf 10 ooasung OF MS Will
'"s"sss ~ "e'p run oo"n tne 'o'ack cnatties'"
- Jug ''Nu''S VI '"o'e VINO claim 10 De their
s' 'aefe smother man IN the osste
WV "ou'u voluntarily grasuitously' get up
'eiore an nteihgent audience OF his fellow
''''.'AS @A' CLAIM cfeo'' 70 n'"se1 ior standing
o"en'S warning 20 ass's' IN tne
'.'1'' " Aus'''se slases' II zen. Dooge does
DIS because ne Is anxious to satisfy the public
"as NC Is "os' consummate aougniace, ne Is
'e'iol"inG WORK Oh supeferogahon, Tor every
O institute a comnar;son tetween M K;,lvood
md himself az law abiding citizens he gains
lothing, for Kirkwood has again and again do.
Jared, in answer to the Generals questions
hat be will neither resist the law nor canture
be slave, but will suffer the penaltv for standing
mpassive, as everybody else does. who il sum.
aoned on any posse comitatas and declines tn
erve. Gen. Dodge accents his alternative and
atches the negro: Mr.. Kirkwood .ccents h;s
lternative and paws the penalty for not catching
i'm. The difference between them is. that whilst |
lodge will pursue and carture and manacle the |