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

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we proceedings 70 ING SCUM Cafofina Conven-
Won
Inc speaker sa'., anes neitner 6eoate Or r.
oluaon are now IN. or0ef-tne latter can %
taken up % another time.
Sonn a. Reynolds from the judiciary Com
mistce, mace report on inc Watrons impeacn-
msns case, sne consideration 81 which 80 post
poned till Thursday next, also on the Bill Tor
the repeal OF the act, establishing the court Of
claims
The House vent into committee Of The whole
on we D,li granting lands 70 Nebraska Tor r-il-
roads. The committee adopted Curtisb sutst'-
tute, which provides tor startfr0m the western
borders OF Missouri and Iowa, two convergins
lines uniting within 400 miles of the Missouri
River, thence one line 70 California. Also, for
two converging lines from IT. Smith and the
western border OF Louisiana to unite with the
Southern Pacific road chartered by TEXAS.
In the course Of the debate, Mr. Garrett said
the measures we're designed for political pnrpo
ses, but ne suggested whether there wo1ld be
another presidential election, - South Carolina,
BY the glorious action Of her people, had to-day,
at half-past one o'clock, withdrawn from the
Union. Suppressed applause in the lower part
OF the halt
The committee rose, and the bill AZ amended,
was reported to the House.
The Pacific bill passed by 05 aSalnst 70. Ad-
journe till Monday.
Fort Kearpey, Dec. 90.
The Western stage driver, Of the 18th, with 2
passengers, passed here for Omaha At p. m,
ana leit the following summary:
Denver City. Dec; 1.-THE trial Of Kelly, for
tne muraer OF Doyle, commences to-day ~
O'Clock. The general opinion 10 that ne will be
convicsea.
rat waters whom public opinion has liked
upon as tine murderer OF Freeman, was brought
back yesterday IN the Western stage coach. He
was arrested IT Cottonwood Springs by Deputy
Sheriff Shortedge. lie denies the murder and
imphcates TWO others. he disposed OF articles
formerly belonging TO Freeman at various places
down the fiatte
Fred. sheifderman. from Chicago, who worked
IN Rounds quartz mill, Nevada Gulch, mystic
riously disappeared Saturday last He left
letter which sas given the impression that be
tended suiciee. Weather very fine.
The FIRST brick Church Was opened in the city
yesterday and the first Church-bell in the Pixies
Peak country was rung.
Charleston. Dec 20.
Convention chair announced the COM
mittee to draft ! summary Of causes for the se.
cession Of Carolina, also four standing commit
tees on Mr. Rhett's resolution for ! committee
Of Is to provide for the assembling of Con.
vention Of the seeding States. and form Con-
ssitution, was adopted.
Mr.. Ingalls, reported the following ordinance
1--WE, the people Of South Carolina. in Conyen-
ton assembled 40 declare ana oras;n ,hat ~
ordinance adopted by us in the Convention Of
the Esd Of May, TITS, whereby the Constitution
of the United States was ratified. and all acta
and parts Of acts Of the General Assembly Of
the State ratifying amendments, and the said
Constitution are hereby repealed, and the Union
now suhsistino between Sor,h CsroI;r. "a ~.
er States, under the name Of the United States.
is hereby repealed.
The Ordinance was passed unanimously bv
l69 members, at quarter past one. The news
spread rapidly and crowd collected which did
some immense cheering.
Mr.. Miles moved that the Clerk telegraph TO
the members at Washington Carried.
Unanimously the Ordinance was ordered to
be engrossed on parchment, and il to be signed
by the President and members at half past III
o'clock this evening at Institute Hall, and be
placed In the archieves Of the State, in the de-
oa.e on the adoption OF the Ordinance.
Ar Me1rath sad what you have done to-day
mas extnguished the authority Of every man in
south Carolina deriving his authority from the
uenefai government. ! am in favor Of this
Dody making such provisional arrangements a.
may De necessary 10 the interval which exists be-
aa 'n,s moment ana me time the Legislature
meets; am, however, 70 be implicated in the
,aea tnat there y no lawful authority within the
Imlls OF the State except the general govern
ment.
~, EIegg .nouSns al the laws OF Congress
'"o ~ ~ ,ail Instantly 70 me ground.
-. Cneever said an immense chasm had been
made IN Inc law. It - necessary to avoid the