The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-29

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>ents Of our psIitical euemjvs en- do II. i k1aw
ieus Courts feel thenselyee hound "a a1minister
the laws Just - thsy end tkem !. LEI ne ~. e
tgentlemen Of ia senate On de Other side. v6ere
goa hsye lost one slave ~ ths pnfaithf,Inaas of
jle8iaiaeivs sribanalA - have had "a - Iur.
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4 fer busisses hvt yoa wait rpon them hy ,o,ne
/ Committee and teIi than "a r.e.,n' A 100.
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Many Of these acta have - done nndSr c;rcn,,.
stances that would diarreee : g vace' W. h.ve.
NO security in teavellier- pearlv ons.h.lf of .ss
! O0nf fA<aec~cv-e.r.,;.lI.e a. 11n S,..~. Js.s.
care shss nas's chsraessr nav "a - and III II X
never vinlatad anv lav nndor ~ - hrt r. IL
comea from the North and esneciaIiv n 4. ~. -.
erceed his nolit;eal r;ehta anA voasd e. Ilncol.
instead q somebody ejee. IL q sn cNsncs puniah.
ably by iatlienisy. by stsipes. and 81 death And
yogL whose coaseit tusnts are euilty e All these
ehinep, can stand m and accuse us of beine nm.
] faitSfal 70 TIC Coustitutioo Of he landi Imske
she assertion here. hat / do not believe II the
history Of the world there ever xae = nation ar =
people whers law 60 repuenant to the xeneraI
feeling vas ever sxecuted vith the same fsish.
falness - has been this most repuxnant Tueisive
Slave Law. You have Ian in Sosth Carolisa ~
which you take the free citixene Of Naasachuaosfs
or any other maritime State ana lock them m Is
Jail under penalty. II the Door man cannot
pay the iail fees eternal slavery stares him n the
face. L 10 amonstrous law. revoItsnr 20 the beet
feelings of Humanity. and I'm confIict r;th the
Conetitution Of the TINTED Gtstea + don,. :.
this bv vay of recr;m;n. tion TLrov th. a,o;..
mevt nervsdne the conntry and AZ ~. .;.s ~,
to add y sinele coal to The asme. xeversheiess
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States a much !, von on ~ .ssr,..s -.
ovn nl.nt.t;ona H., csn. 80 80 -, ~. 60 - ~
men rise nm and comnI IN of ~. .a;;,,, ~ M.
Governmont Ihsvs slra.d- 49,, ~. : ~.
sihle 10 no;nt o,t .rv .o,s * -L;'h ~. n.Ir.t
la. nsrtv haye heen rn;ltv ~ vh;ch 81, c.n -,
plain. Therrfors .hss s"r v "hc
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voul3 bre.k 4 mn and rs.oivs = ;r,n ~ Az
elements, do Il on mare .nsn;c;or ,hst ,he s ~
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Republican psrty t6st has not hsd the ..nct;c" ~
vonr Governmen, a. moe 49, ."ssn.s s
You have changed your opinions We stand vhere her |
we used to stand We stand on the slavery |
question in the place formerly occupied bv thu |
most reverend statesmen Of this nation. eyerv
one Of tAem, Washington, Jefferson, Monroe. |
Adams, Jackson, and Polk inclusive, And that
reverend statesman. Henry Clay. Of blessed mem.
We hold to day. Why, then, are We held up be. |
fore the community 20 violators Of your rights |
1t is late i'm the day to accuse us Of harboring
these opinions. Then, what doctrines do we hold |
that are complained Of! You don't complain Of |
our Liberty BILLS You don't complain that Mr.. I
Lincoln is . violent man and will probably do
any injury to you. The Senator from Georgia
(Mr. Iversonl tolc US be had NO apprehension
Mr.. Lincoln would do any act in violation Of the
Constitution.
Mr.. Iverson said he had said no such thing.
NJ. Wade said he understood the Senator to
say 90. and he understood the grievance to be
that the Chief Magistrate, with the power Of Gov.
ernment, could dc away with slavery in ten years.
Mr.. Iverson said he said the Republican party
might do injury He thought Nr. Lincoln would
violate tbe Constitution, when be could with i'm
punity.
Mr.. Wade-I is Of no great consequence what
the Senator said. say that Mr.. Lincoln's char
acter, from his youth up has been such that you
have no right 70 draw any inference that he will
trespasson the right Of any man, and II You har
bor any other supPosition 1t is in consequence Of
Mnwarranted prejudice, nothing else. have
listened 70 arguments here for about week.
They are IN very general terms, very loosely |
6ra aWns and ii do not know where In mes vnu NJ