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


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ofder. Al u vas wrong tne SCUM mas only 70
Olame itseu; OUT IL came IRON RPfesensasve
OF save Stase, ana was eupPorseo ~ tne a.
most unanimous veeCe o. SonIbetn oeseBAsons
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a6aae " cousn gave olrsn 20 sne act ana II was
sustained mot only ~ the 6outhern vote In Con
&ress, bat vas ratified by the peopIe themselves
0eorgta ana Aiesiss'pPi and South Carolina made
the iesue Of resistance against II and the people
with major1taes unprecedented in any political
contest, sustained the work Of the noble patriots
VI that gloomy day.
J. The South IL then precluded by Ito own &C
tion from reopenins the issues then settled, and
making them living Questions At tni. time
soiasa .rs u re.ce .nd e.ns.sl .cco-d FOL Col.
Iosed nn,il the elements az ssction.l str;fe were
.rs;n IT, loose from the ss.led rsvern hv IN. rs
nal az the u;a.onr; Comnrnm;se ana tbs K.ns.s
"a N.h.s.k. h;Il-N h, p;".,.,,s
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TIE DoUDLE CLAM,-in the propositions
which come from the South, for the what South
ern men please to call ''compromise," the claim
that slaves are property By virtue Of the Const
tuition, and that they shall be recognized and
protected g such in al the Territories, 10 never
lacking. They demand, almost uniformly, an
amendment TO the Constitution BY which Their
claim shall be as firmly established % that clause
Of the fundamental law which f0rbids titles of
nobility or the union Of Church and State. The
sublime impudence Of the proposition ID in the
fact that while creating . new character for
slaves in the Territories, the compromise insists
with logged pertinacity that these slaves shall,
in the Slave States, retain the attributes Of per
eena, aud serve 40 the basis of Congressional
rorroenufst;nn Thex "a "a oav ~hn0 /. hlaoL