The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-12


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Tur Jyrr,rA-rr M rug gnrru-Tr CAxsor me- /
AanrrD ro.-The ultimatum of Tennessee. at |
h.rI.s,on vh;ch !. r. re,orted nv telecrxnh that
Virginia and other Southern States viii support |
: : decIaration that into the Territories any cit
ron NAV csrrv h;s slsves and hold them desnite |
he Territor;:l Ieo;slsture or Congress. With
he latter nor,;on ~ this ult;matum ne have no
rrsI tnr n ther :. ono r;nc;n In o,,r theory
e government vh;ch we beIieye in more than
INV other. il ia that which prevents the General
concerns and interal affairs OF the people Of the
political communities organised under II, % long
% thy do not violate the Constltution, ana DO
,oIform their institutions to those OF some one
" Ill If the States in the Union.
But the ida that each political community
composed Of citizens Of the United states u not
zap .ble and sh.n MT manage its own concerns,
orming aud regulating its Institutions IN It's own
way, or amy other institution which legally exists
IN any State in the Uallon, We cannot agree u.
What tsse s'ultinatum" demands Is, that cit
sen may take his horse or his niger into the
Territories but he must leave ms "'a'ssood oehind
him.
de may take that which the decree or provi-
dence of the almighty Ruler OF the world has
rendered subject 70 hian, but he cannot take that
which 10 the patent OF his nobility-the right
which lies ut the basis Of our institutions ana is
the chief corner stone in the temple OF freedom
the right Of self government
The citizen may take his horse or his niger
into q Territory, and no power can strip him OF
his property, but the moment he steps across the
Imaginary line which divides Territory from
STATE, he 10 stripped cfhis maaAood, o. Ais insa1s-
ge,sce asd his manhood
Northern Democrats will never accept this
ultimatum, and Southern Democrats can set this