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


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WAsnHeroH, Dec. II, 1850.
A little over week ago. when It began to be
demonstrated that the South wanted concessions
from the North-not with any view to compro-
mise, Col. Curtis, Of Iowa, drew up series of
resolutions which were intended to test the
6rmness Of the North, and intimate to the South
what might be expected Of ~. He was pre-
vailed upon, however, bv conservative friends,
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= 800, :.
oef snas INC issue m'gns % placed larry before
the country. There were . few faint hopes then
of some circumstance intervening to prevent
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seoeeQuensy ~. Curtis was appointed on the
epooiol committee Of thirty three, and in that
eor1S itase the resolutions were introduced-
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members, VINO Lao been calculating that there
would be some knee-bending on the part Of the
North. They we're terribly INDIGNANT and even
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tiOns were not Withdraw. But they had got
hold of gentleman who was not 10 be 20 easily
;nt;m;d.+ed and n. ro.o,,.;or. iii =. ,r.oa
aao acseo upon IN tine iig0s' "a sneaf author De-
lievss, that they express the sentiments Of the
people of the North. and they will determine at
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R..o,,.1 rh,, 80 oonou, II .hs o,;,;o, A.,
pressed bv the President in hia recent annual
Message, that "this government is great and
powerful government; invested With all the attri
s. ~ - rs svsSfee sno 's S ny anC navy
States. when called into the actual service q,
the United States" are under command Of the
President, in order 70 preserve, protect and
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that .sssces.ion il neither more nor iesa than Re
volution. It NAV or it may not be Unsuitable
revolution-stM i is revolution.
Aes0oeH' lnes ltcvOiutlOn 70 IN ACT OF war
and secession being revolution. LIQUID be regar
ded ~ the "commencement of actual hostilitie,
against the peace and perpetnity Of oar Nation
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.;oc .,ss.ss. ~ "..,.,,., s".h -, .
pect the laws TO be faithfully executed. and will
clothe the Executive arm with all the requisite
sppropr's.,ons ano 81 necessary power, to pre-
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.s"'ence. w .ne soo'e reSo'ueons' arg taken
from the Presidents message, and from the oath