The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

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surtionary teaching.
Suppose man subscsibes for newSpaess ~
six months and the editor turns out a be ! r,s-
cal and blackguard, il the subscriber 70 Be held
responsible for that! II had b<ei, sald that INV,
election Of Mr.. sherman would be- the initiasory
step for dissolution, and Ii followed by the elec-
hon Of Seward to the Presidency, that calamity
would be accomplished, but no penace or threat
from any section could make him ahrink from
exercising the rights beuueathed him by his fore.
fathers Were he to submit. that very moment
he would be disfranchised. would have ! onllar
lbout bis neck, and tread . I cert
He argued ii some length that The Territories
ire 70 be governed by COogressioual law. which
could provide whether slavery shall o. shall mot
history 70 shov that NJ. Nonroe. kesident -
Ncssrs. John Quincy Adams, Crawford. ca
horn, Southland, al, agreed that Congress has the
power to exclude slavery from the Territories -
lie also alluded to .he judicial history Of The
country to show that the position Of the Rcpuis
licans was consistent Herewith; their spsinci.
Piles ON this subject were the sams q thcs or ths
old Whi9 party. NJ. Calhoun had eraphasic. liz
mid that the doctrine that Congrsas could noe
legislate on the subject Of slavery II shs Terri.
tories vas absurd and contrary % IL psact;ce of
thc Government from In sosnda3ion 70 IL pre-.
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