The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17


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~ consular and diplomatic appropsiasioa bs1ls.
NJ. Lane characterized the ysinarks az ".
Van Wick, delivered on = former DIR % sissue
Or misrepresentation and studied necmeditatsd
libel on the Sovth, and Interpretations q n,eanly
lmd vickedly false. He dsfended Georgia and
Ne South from charged made against them.
/ NJ kellogg, Of III, remarked that at IN early
period Of the session Is referred 10 the vile and
viIlainous attack ON him BY the New York Tri-
bune. Then said that NJ. Gne)ey ~ again and
| again, witi, cshM Republicans, Ii eonsultation
| 4 The parlor Of Judge Douglas, planning and
sehemine for tie reelection Of NJ. Doseias 70
the Senate Ne now sought tho 1eoe 7or the
purpose of making good the itateuenf by tbs
production of proof and arguments
Mr.. NcGlernand replied, exhceting his col
tleague TO fOfheas his crusade on M. DOuRlas.
/ Who vas beyond his malice. he charaes nov
/ repeated we're formerly promptly met by N. b.
and Mr.. Greeley and were unfcunded and absurd
/ The Committee rose and the House adjourned.
SExArE.--The chair presented . message from
the President in answer 70 resolution calling
i for comics of the (icsnstchea from the e. 81 Mn.
i iater in China. N
And the instructions TO Peter Parker the q. s..
1 Commissioner.
Also ] communication from the acting Treas
urer Of The United States, with copies OF the &c.
count IL his disburaenents from The p. o., for
| the last fiscal year.
Mr.. Mason from Committee Of FOREIGN rela.
tons reported bills for relief Of John II. Whee-
ler and Townsend Harris.
4r TooWbs introduced bill to establish q
uniform lag on the subject Of bankruptcy
throughout the United States. Referred
Mr.. Wilson submitted . resolution instructing
the COMMITTEES on Foreign Relations TO enquire
and report whether the treaty with Great Britiin
for suppression Of the African slaye trade has
been executed and whether any 3Grther Leglsla-
tion h necessary by way of 1nendment 70 the
existing laws for the more effective suppression
thereof
Objected to by Mr. TooEnbe and laid over.
On motion Of NJ Sumner resolution was
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