The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22
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JUNE, 1889


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t.. n co0ditioa . fesiaE any atezck-il
WHOSE cnse0dy the ArseDs1 ~ Char5esson 1
placed -Whatasms and pt0pGssY ~ keut- of i
renewed ~ uhon- -wiy ~ arus - 40 na
IN poaceofen 0f o1lseea Or - Upieed 9e.tna
upon = reQqisitiou. or Ii lhis ~ ever Nm -
fused, and nrtbes, what lnatructions Nave heeu
given - ~ oG3ces0 of paid fOret u c1ee cf w
NanetoI InsssnAer them ~ ~ ue<son n araI,or,
icy mede upon them ana also The corce II anv
corTeanondewco between the Co.pnsa ,,dar.in11
Chief of she American Af,6v rSlative n ~. NJ
ceaity Oe Supplying ne q ccfs n "a forte m
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. is eonssder.,iee snd isns~ - r 49,.
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tb1 3mistee on Ciaiiht l&'iSf'5 ~
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day Of Eat week De .nueirnurf - T.rr;ao.i.}
business. Agreed to 81 I
AZ / o'clock ". PoEeila readable. n. -
taken up. 9fof ~ 81 -
Nr. Wade aaid he h1a %cfS l3tsje fsish IN srvni
n,ent under the Skcamsnusso nov er;esire nj
this country, He did aot. updevsearl all.e snvJ
i ehine crossing out olthe reeent elsrei~r -. -
II NJ
If the psrers are 10 be crediesA thees 4 .ss:s.
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| He did not blame The Son.h a. ~, Ma 49,
led 10 believe me Rennhl;cen r.,,v y;II ,s..~I1
/ on al their rivhte .na hv c.r ..c-.1 .,...::.I
at the North, NJ vopId X m. 80 ,s.,, -
vocate lava deroxatory "a the in,.rs.ts - 80
other Ssate. Tbese neraon., l;h.,e, n;,,s
not made to degrade the South M = rrc..s1
| the Free States from unlawful seisrres w.
the South has lest one man " have lo.t ~, NJ
unlawful uaobs, The South own ~ sen,s..' ~
President. He did mot see what thev had n
complain or
He then went on "a .rcae IN. ! H. Rer,,h,;..r
party il now the same il ever h.d Men thst n
stood where Washington. Jeferson. Jackson, and
Clay stood Il holda 20 the dnctr;ns eh.t sls,s-T
shall not exist Il, the Territoriea NJ then sskea
ie the South had anvth;ng q comri.;c 80 = 49,
character, habits: or PRINCIPLES of NJ. L;ncoln
u;ss !. = 80 = 80 sn .n sne u.y OF compro
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have not and p.var h.d .nv C,rarn,.o,.
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the presdest of ,he Irn;,ad s,.,a. o"on = o.a y
cases. exceptipe than when returned II x;,b :. % u.
.sh;s..;.H Pr sAA. : A lesuineu' ~tn nls
foyrths of both Honsss "s c"nrr "s sO.s 2. .n.ee
HoUsr.-Jobn Cochrane ofFerad I. rrea.r,,.
setting forth that ! confaict ~ or;r;cr .h.s.,f
ening the peace and harmony or IN ITu;n, h..
arisen concerning the trpe sentiment and mean. |
ing of that mart of the Cona,itn,;on rals,;rr !,
African slavery. Neither the Terr;to,;ss &c ~
United States. and that the opinion az the Sn. |
preme Court Of the United states. - delivered |
by Chief Justice Taney, recognizing property |
a. slaves Be shonld he receiryd !. M sa..,.I
men. Of the question as therein discussea II M sI, ana
decided. a
He also proposed as an amendment "a The !
Constitution that CONGRESS N n h.ve ,hc ,,oro-
to cstablsh royernme1ts "a snv Ts.,;.or .e pone
the people therein having adunfefi . S,s,. fnr
stitutjon NAV be admired intn the Un;or "a
that neither Congress nor The neonle a,rn~ |
their territorial condition shall mass ~ ~ ~.
nul or imnair the rivht ~ nrorertv ,h.rs;n D. |
ferred IA the Selpcs Co,rn;,tse -''-'-
Mr.. Florence auLmit,ed he Following.
proposed to the Constitution Of the United !
States The right Of property in slaves il reco4-
nized, and no law shall be passed and nothing |
shall be done to impaifA Aobsf.uct or prevent the
tull and free enjoyment and ose Of such right ID
any Territory aud other property If the United |
States
On motion Of Nr. Grow, Wednesday and |
Thursday were set apart for the consideration Of
the territorial. business. So
The Speaker laid before the Houss lettse
from the Secretary Of the Interior, asking for IN
appropriation to supply the de6ciences for the
suppression Of the slave trade for the fiscal years
ending January 1861 and 1862.
On motion of Ar. Carter two weeks from /
next THURSDAY was set apart Tor the considers
taoD 0f business relating 70 the District Of Co
lumola.