The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-31

sspprss5ng polysamy y - territories q ~
NJ. CIart, u Nd, - the Comnistce - Ter
y I - los!.mg.s q psPp r n Ell
10 skat ~ people cf others may have power q
pos.m5 ~, Nss a2H ~ Is a.c,,,.,
iSxs n criis5siSi sna setiin 3 nsucl n shsais
and declares void VI 4ile laws 81 Utal sanction
Ia susxssss1 q 90 81 Dessoera4io essls sB.t,
ii they could render poligamy Gjqinsl. Their
they coulp render that other twin relic Of barba-
rsln slavery = it 81 called n the Black Repnbli-
Icnsl paktfcssi " E806 c1iminal. He repeated thAs
nc could not v0te ~ IN psovfsidii 70 make ~
~ lsnn ppplicable y ~ - Tcrritpfies q 80
United t1teA ssssss9As xs assAsf III 81 f9assr
After further debate ths motion n table the
bill W. pgaityed l0a sto LA Sss5 u &asr \
}rr. Barr tnleyl the bill On - tahle whiGh US
y stived ~ against ~.
~. LoeAzi presented q substitute e repeal she
i,x - ssFdsOrisl s0ssrnHsan 1a' q
/ The Hsuse then passed u the ccussder.tiono Or
other business without firther scion On The
bill s sslsasa tHass' \ ffs a9s
I on nation Of Nr Hickman, i resolution WIS
adopted, authorizing the Judiciary committee 81
send for persons and papers, snd examine wit1es-
ses under Oarh o. affifmati0n IN reference 70 the
asking for the impeachment cf Judge Watrot MI
Texas sA ssfAs "a sss III
M Gufiey, from Committee on Printing. re-
ported 4 resolution, which was adopted ~ favor
Of the printing Of 5000 extra copies a the nc.
port on our Commercial Relations and also OF
the FIST volume Vi the Survey for ! Pacific Rail-
road, BY Governor Stevens, containing the north
cFH route @ aa taaf 81 IL
II. ua.-. 4ss 49, ~ -. -, ,f,~,,.r n 1,,,,,,ses
tee. reported bill making further appropriation
for the service Of the PObtofice Department He
asked leave 10 offer ! resolution making the loan
and tariff b;lt TIA sneeiaI order for "Wednesday
next, Objections were made. when he cave mo-
tice that he would call M th.t hill on that day.
1 The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union an. the army appropri-
alton bill Alter ieh.te. III, Boteler's amend
ment "a increase the sp eronratiea for the armo-
ries from $3.50. 600 % sf4o 600 was reiecsed BY
Al against VI. The COMMITTEES rose and report
eli tilc Bin M the House with n, amendment.
Adjourned. sa ia @ ssi 4
SENATE The Joint roe ,lrtt;on making Macon.
Ga. 4 mort &c entry vas nassed s st5f A
Mr. King presented memorial of tie citizens
~ f2arnsee III VIZ Z. ~, IN IA ,,ass,a ~ the
House Hon'esae IA I'm s'h So n n
MrtDooittle presented 1 netftiot in favor On.
uniform hankrunt law as1s E5l 80 tA-s{ "
L Mr. Seward. from comm;ttee on Foreign Reta-
tions, reDorted ! iii for the relief of q Hosn,er
Smith. ss.ss4 NM ,.ss 9.59s,s. af.
The bill to increase and regulate the paw Of
ofacersIin the NAVY. vas taken IN. The question
being on Nh Eessen,le,,' = substitute, q 8.Tae4
Mr Mailorv o,,,sessd !, -. ia Ground that Il
did NOT IA mated II III l;s",a.snts Who are the
nanrest ns;d ofs;cars 4 ,ha aary;ca d tT
The iic;ti " sav,, CAGE q - resumed this morn
ing. The counsel fcr the prisoner asked for an
adjournment az the e,,se nr,til to-morrov. Al &C.
count III the non arr;r,l IA witnesses The re-
Quest was not granted. ARGUMENT of The case
then commenced. 3fFs 4s4
Mr. Fessenaen,s srhsfs me was amended and
then rejected 90 against 30 #
Other sa,nentlments we're nronosed md rcisct-
"a. and the origin i h;lf finally nassed st
Adjourned
tsTs Ncr. yorR March %
The steam .loon ~ waar Rroollvn I'M Kew
West on the aod ior Vera Grur with Minister
McI.ane and Consul Picket on board. 4.ss
Tha sia a,;loJ ~ ,,oc ,or T;rorY,r,ol with 100
nassenrers hnt 10 sn,ec;e Che tooL New Orleans
mails Of III, Dad and kilograms &c the 9th.
Tho civ az Washngton arrived this \. m
10 news.
A dwelling burnt IN 45th street this morning.
Ten person perishrl in The flames. r;z.-The
wife and four children az Andrew Wl,ecler and
tho wife and four children 81 M. Bennett
At the FIRE this !. an 4nth street besides
the loss ar tan Evas eevo,,l ,,arsor. vrerc has,v
Injured sister ~ W. Ra,rstt ;a,r,,od fron,
the fourth story into tho ,.rd hreaI;ng ! th;gh.
She is also badly burnt and II Is feared viii
die. 9lT -aT .
Six children were rescued from the unncr sto-
ries by fremen. t3 F#
Nine bodies have heen toLe, frop, he r,,;rs
II was 4 tenement house with Int one tieht If
stairs, under which the Are was kindled nv nm in,
lcendiarv az i supposed.
The examination Of the two pirates. .Jackalcw
and Xix commenced to-day hui rn,h,ro Tins
far has been elected that has not slrcady been
published. Rath nr;soners e,bih,tea ] rams IL j
blc decree or calmncss
An extensive confederation occnrred i, Rrook.
lrn, Yesterday. by which about $50. OGO worth of
propertv was DESTROYED. n broke ont n Alien
4 McDorqhali's Rome Walk. a W.lto, street
near Harris avenue. which. together with fouu.
dry belonging to Chas, Wooster. was entirely
consumed. q
III Trenton. n. j Marcel, ess
The Democratic Site Convention met A. %
o'clock for choice Of tieleoates n Charlie atom
There We !, largo ranra.or, MA, Nh 4 ,,l-.,r
r,har ras np,n,ad ,a,,,a...,, 49,. aaa.'
Adjourned 10 two O'Clock
The following lclep ,tes were seleeta,l.
senatorial delrra1as-wn, VIA, pa;
Williamson. j. ". wall ma John d r see,ty
rnnrress;on,l--l.t n;s.,;c, 1ahn Chsr,
and muel Hannah IL
"a District. David Mar and Coo r Ford
"a District. .Ioshna ponobtv Alhar,
Spear nv a.-rG. 60
All D;str;c. Iahr Ur,or Rohar. n ,n,;,,o,,
9TH District Samuel Westcott, Jacob Van
arsdale stsH st7
Resolutions adopted a. follows: H
The First .depounces tie Republican position
in Congress as disregardiug the provisions OF the
Constitution for the protection OF slaves
Second SAYS the Constitution must BE- sustain
ed. and ready observance Of the laws enforced
70 preserve the Union
Third asserts that Federal legislation on sla-
very should be limited by the Constitution. All
that instrument gives should u accedetl and oil
It Mthholds should be denied. s4-,
Fourth says il j. the duty Of every State to
protect itself against invasion by fanatics and to
punish Offenders in an exemplary nlaner. sa.f' h
fiith y IN favor Of the fugitive slave law and
~ lavof q INC suppression Of the slave trade.
sixth rec endorses the Cincinnati platform, and
saws We VIII consent to no unauthoriz ID inter
pae,a.lon . o. !. IA. . IN.