The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

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w. s. .es.;..st Excessive es.ss;,as
Mr. Poster introduced !. Nm ].
proEeM y ~ rstfdl srta Referee Or& i
Inc veto message ofT Tie Presidens :.
49,. ien -, y Arthur Edwards =. ss
pE,n'ed. Adjourned till Monday. s&s
AEsmith ofva, raised 70 qucss;o, y.
and read On extract from NJ. BiDohs.,' pisa,
which the latter said Xasylaud ,1I..psAt
and actiye Efforts among her citi.en. n D.
iitson Of domestic slavery, and III. - 4.
saw and felt in every fiber Of her a.. shpas
sne must throw Off that giant wronv y IL
reason OF it, continuance. Mr.. ~, prAh
posing The gentleman from Ohio d;a ~ y.
% DO him injustice, he tSmithl sor~e ~ ~ o.
him, BY rernsrking that he did ~ r.l cstrr
tIcma1 70 ny that Virginia did ~. nsh
hes politicians ID II, but Virrin;s !. -
nr =. replied, in sustaining ~ 80
virginia, he wished 10 say the Sorixs ','taA \
superior 90 all snch narrow, biro,ed ~. rs -
cenary prejndices, but unhappilv II. N'nsn -
from Virginia in not one OF them sestkss
Mr.. Smith, after reading nv -,
sosld Do observed 70 be denuuc;,,;s -
South, aud Virginia especially. M s 20
ofits people are accused or being nss 'e1 szp
ed, selfish and mercenary, and NJ 9s.,..,i set
Of them that understood Mr.. B;noh.~ ga
ing what he had. Mr.. b.: / mesr, - ~.
Mr.. >; IL il false, and the man III 80 vi
deliberate calumniafor. M. n ra.',.' a.tH HI
gentleman's declaration was NJ, - 800 tha u NJ
cause him TO strike out the fact. ~ ~ Mss NJ
he said, he stood by. He sepe,,sd ' ~ Wa
said ~ 70 the former moyemen, l. mat y "
abolish the slave system, but "a, :, i. ,fghaa
years the sectional strife has -, ~ ~ 'si-t
making war upon The greet and bepes L;.aast
o. Tree labor every one knows Il u H. rsF
man could, TO day, stand mp in ,he ler;.,1e& y
Virginia and express his antislayer, ..a.a
az were announced there in Isas ny .'neaa
Mr. Underwood driven axays "Hrs
gentleman then (SmitlD who va. . w TIE
sindicate the right Of free speech, I u %
that = large mob assembled in wh..s.an e inv
suppress peaccable meeting, c,sd I, ,I.to
Republican organization. ensfI
Lie repeated what be spoke az ,,x.,
the South; ne did not include ever - ..aAd
South, but Of those who give direei;on aaa
opinion. The opposition to free INN, o. -
nothing but mercenary foundation n -
old story Of Alexander the coppersptitb. -
Ct men TO whom he referred a .,,o.;a ~ NJ
such practices constitute large ma,o,,,ss
Soo1hern States, but unfortunately thcy k.,ss
tne power which is conferred bv wealth M
eial position to make themselves felt.
MT smith, OF Va, returned 10 the o..
insisting that he had given proper interprs,,.. 4
70 MT. bingham's remarks. II Mr.. h h,S
Ken OF politicians merely, he (S.) would 80
word 70 say. But IL he spoke Of IN
body in view Of what Virginia had do,s
ing given Ohio and other Western STAT.
Union, the gentleman dared to descr,be ".
ians as selfish and merccnary. The
brings such charge il guilty or rtt4,;nr
umny. lie defended Virgins for -.
persons from going into that commons
torch in hand to fire her social and noE.;..,1ss
ifice. He said that Underwood was tr,,.slss
great delicacy, and reminded the g.rtkm.. ~.
there we're mobs in Ohio and sl1ai,r M. 'a''
law, and that the Governor Of that ~. ~
sed to surrender witness to the dar.,.s ~
Justice. Were they to have lectures On prur.
~ IRON such . source? He simply wanted IN
ply 70 an attack on his State and the South
Mr.. b replied, the gentleman drew on hi ~
ioT MS iacts and Imagination for his ayvuns-
ana IN the corrs" Of his remarks referred "a \
opinions OF Geo. Mason and Geo. McDox-g
less than thirty wears ago. in favor Of ensrrs'
ton He repudiated the charge tina, b. Hl- n
Justice to Virginia, and enlogised that S,as
Mr.. ). rcjoined.-He knew that Mr.. MrI,.,
had expressed such opinions, but in lsiS-as M
while Governor Of the Commonwealth A. ~
IONS underwent a change, and he was No, ,brs \
because he was friend Of Characterization
Mr.. Florence moved Hhtn the Housp ,S.,.
IL adjourn till Monday, in order that r4ptLr. \
may attend 10 business at the depastneDs-
There was an understanding that no Ieq;s.n
business should be transacted
Mr. Ashmorton hoped the Gas and Bpr,orb.
speeches would ali be made SO that on tkp ~,
of the absentees the House might proceed i M
business.
The House went into COMMITTEES a 4,
Whole on the state Of the Union.
NJ. Jenkins of Virginia argued the suec~t
the Republican party would tend 10 TIE dssI.
ton Of the Union.
Mr. Rice Of Massachusetts, spoke on the ta-iE
making an elaborate argument on the wool que.
ton, demonstrating the common interes, d In
and grower, and showing there "
gradual increase Of price of American wool W.
der the present law duties. lie advocated is M
Tariff bill at present before the House
Mr.. Holman made democratic speech
MT. Washburne Of Wisconsin replied to Iii
colleague Larrabee, showing the DemocaS
party claim 70 be more radically lnti.s!avery,hz
the Republicans He also denounced the fur
tive slave law.
Adjourned.
Mr.. Fay. the U. s. Minister to Switzerland
q recent letter to Secretary Cass saw, speakis.s
Of his efforts ON behalf Of the Israetes: Tier
lul Il, - -.
ION on the right direction, and in al probatilr
the restriction on them win be GRADUALLY abolis
"a. The question has been befnrc the Feder1#
Assembly. Count Walewski has authorized v
french Minister to tako every measure he M
Ieem proper, to promote the just demand Of
United States in the matter.
The British Minister will cooperate, his prsA
'essor having deem Instructed BY Lord Clarsnda
o inform the Swiss Government Of the sip.r
abstraction her Majasty's Government scal
earn the disability had been modified ifnot-
moved
When the steamship Roanoke shall arrive
Sew York quarantine, she win. in acecrissc
'ith tue action TO day Of the Navy departures
= ordered TO Hampton Roads, whence The u
,anese Embassy will be conveyed in stearr b
y ashington, TO be formally received by isefss-
dent before visiting other parts Of the cOgaz..
II has TRANSFERRED to-day that Senator Andrs
Johnson looks with no unfayorable eve to ID
nomination. Of Judge Douglas. The Tennessr
delegation at Charleston are probably scarce.f
gnorant or his views and feehnga Senar
Johnson has never given any approval Of W NJ
CITATION tor slave code, saying il could not y
,ot in even if there was anything aiyantagec
u its adoption.
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