The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

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go oOliseo % gratity the popular demand for q
pses'ofm On the slavery question. Mr. Bell could
not make new declaration Of principles without
violating ne conditions on which be was nomi-
mated, but5s pamphlet has been prepared ander
me- supervision, and enthusiastically By hinself,
made up Of extracts from his old speeches, and
letters tonching slavery, which 10 having wide
circulation IN the slave seatsA II 10 interpreted
~ his friends there e ccmnrtting him 70 doc
trines ana measures fcr slavery ana its extension
quite - ultra - those Of the southern wing OF
me democranc party ana 10 relied upon 70 give
new ptssuge ana success 70 ene UNION mossmens'
inc pampnses VIVA NOS Oe cafcalaseo as tne Nortn
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tnear PEOPFasty '"s AAue aane'o 2! un'onls's Sno
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ICON any qaa.'ef' Inc pa"pAe. PLATFORM VIII
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ument abounds. He also examined the platform
adopted BY that section of the party. and exposed
the shalIowness ofssmy great principle Upon
the tariff question. he clearly demonstrated the
dement's ARISING from protee tive tar'il' Dosn 70
the merchant and the mechanic, the stimulus it
would give to home manufactures, and its gener-
al influence upon the prosperity and advance
ment Of the nation. His remarks were listened
tn with close attention. and received reneatcd
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n'ar '1sa VI aPPlausc' r., f.,.,.t. as uass.sa.
Alter the conclusion Of the speech, Capt Hal
liday read q communication from the Wide
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The German Turner's Society of this CITY
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0u'eu s'ie anu con'lliouious nA III 'l'e lar
ket House for theatrical and gymnastic purposes
The Society. we understand. is in fourishinn
cond;,;on l,'''
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NEW APPOINTMENT. learn that Mr.. B.
Se.rcev has heon suorn IN ga Denutv Sheriff v;ce
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good one. f. a6aF ~. i.i f4'i 1855 ia
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lowing 'NOt0s, Whlch SHOWS that the "school
master is abroad" u s9p $50 +4''s
"Notos" s5 $50 sfia.
&c. crate du,c,e.ss Meet;r 10 10 c,m off =,
Saterda the l5teenth and poll is two be RACED
wewant two let enc no down sowth that maryann
Aoucv ~ avn ,l'e anu Iva. we KANT 80 Niger
the penul roolin Vow viii nleese nnhIesh this ann
blac Republican might want two cum as We arr
phitin niggers now Larew Joolye fteen eighteen +,
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, 4D A"N s.'i,ioN law
douglas said IN one OF ms speeches last winter
when he was trying to cultivate the favor of the
South. is' 7A c ej.57 aNi' cr{E
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ma. M.I:l ~. n ~ VI preserving peace
49, IT, Tas.;..; :. 's..'onl wallarc nluss
snd al 80 ~ or ro Hae snen W.. ."e pomel'
mi 80 T., S 20 " 80 no ,I en az
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wili se7ss terror INTO the hearts OF the Others and
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plates and authorizes, and will show the Sena.
tor from New York that there is constitutional
moae OF REFRESHING the ''irrepressibie conflict"
.ha .,a pse 50 ua ~ anow eohsp,ra.ors
tic TRANQUILITY of our States to select their cells
wherein to drag out miserable life, as punish
m n' for their crimes against the peace Of So
WHY. r.-t
Now it seems that Texas has been passing just
such a law as Mr.. Douglas wanted. We copy
two of its sections: ~ ne
Art. 653. A.. Any free person who shall pub
,or. -, .a;a .as nave no r,sns OF pro-
- ,'.;.,.;, shs~ ~ - u., y speaNs, writing
h. nan;.as.; s"a" ~ pu"isleu oy connnelnen. IN
ouI p 1910 HUI ieSs 'na'i '"o nor more tnah
oI A.. sea rs.
,.t ar. 200 D. any Iree person VINO shaii pr.
.s.y ~ osuel"ise .han Puohciy maintain that
nth purpose to bring the institution Of slavery
MO clsrep9te INTO the mind Of any free inhabit-
e;nn tha,o;" " :, any leslsen' lor the lme
a the pcnitentiarv mot less than two nor more |
han five years. ss' ~ |
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