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


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l1sssi1osial bs1lossA
y w 49, pspessed fte~ ~ Cennitsss .
i TerEleo1oa psoviding ~ ~ Territorial govsrn
A& e Asi1oaia, -, and W. taksn %.
III. Bssen sxplaiDed ~ bill 10 MA Il ",
r. 80 ussal 6ofm. and thsee ~ noshine object
toaabes = i; y ~ nsoe1ity foe Territorial
DDnMD@oo4 enosA i ~ sns9sss S4 5st.,aas.a
Ar Hsoan moved ~ add section. that ~
~ a ~ kaGis1atuso ~ New Mexico ~ ~
psosectloa y savs propessy - y 1dsss n ~
~ frsmball h,sysa 70 ssSsd 49, =, w
which vas u l6ses N Ne aid Territory. @ ~
tire q ~ nnnsxaticA fesDain + f1sce us1l Il
N ~. Doolissls saId W bed ll,yl ssgsshsr 10
idsas; arDt, that The Icderali 0Ustfurnene uot
/ cftiSeDs oE non 9lavtAoldlnx 0satee. saould
make 10 Aggression % slavesy u ~ DsiD<e: and
he Other, Mat neither che FSdeFal Oevosn-
ent nor the citSzens of the Elave.hcldlng States
should mske a&gfeasion nor undertake V over
throw freedom HI tho Territories RI d. condi-
ti0n0 were broken there cannot b peaes. He
| said tho C0nssitation WAs The 1upsebe Law OF
| he land and Of every State, ma II tbs Ooasei-
tution contains any language which would Sbol-
ish slavery 70 : Territory ite'osld aboliahis u
Hs then refsrdso he Drsd Scot. Decision and
claimed that there Va nothing IN that decision
10 lead ary one % infer tSat ~ On,,stitntior
establishes slavery n any territorv. nothnr nm
iustifes men IN saving that The Constitus;or, IN
ters the territories scouired from Mexico. M
| abo1ishe3 Mexican Nv ma esfahlirhrs I -
guaranteeing the rieht u take asd Mia sl.vss
II this territory. he ureed shas II o ishouid
sunef Cauada. she Ccustitution ma 10 ncver
Of III own force 70 repeal the AZ n rersr3 q
slavery. which had been IN force hundreX yeare
ana be saiapthe Seastor affoso Tennessre Nich.
alsonl ma Ala tferN 80 @re.A 49, y II.
South from " fee ss.tss and said he app re-
helded tho tirpe would come vhan The "a
states would attrunt s amend ~ Conss;tns;cD
% q % extinrusSh sIayery. 80 80 -
why aid not the Senator ftom Tenn fh.
vished ID allay the above. ouote II NJ srs.cs,
mart Or the Republican niatform vhich aecl.rss
E, essential prncinle Is ~ The ma;nt.;rsvc. -
Stafa rishta n. nr8e, u rn.;rtair ~ h.I.. !.
the balance Of power and denonnce tho = 800,
AZ INV Stste no matter vh.t nretcYt WIN, An
not Tie se,lstor cuote from H. rnecchss - ~
President elect vhe,i ~ h.a decIs ~ 49, "a
over .painsf that H. ma Mt ;terd !, ~,.,, i,
interfere Win slaverv e tha st.tssS - -
Duolittle then reaafrnm Tincolr,. .,.s,,, 49,.
~ had dscl.rad ~ Ma Il -
indirectlv ~ interfere I'm IL ~, - ~
M heleyed ~ Ma ~ Is~f;,, AZ, =, 49,"
hsd Ne anv inclination q AZ a. q 80
N ~ Nichnl.s.r' ia hn Ma .s.,.s -. -. y
nnhl;csn nartv Ma evrr.sad !. Sss...,...:s \.
regard III richts II sather ,sr a ~ =
MI hc mid Snvn, !. csner.l a;ni. $500
IN STATE which csrr;.a ~. ,,% $3.50 Sas. Y.
their r;ch,s n t5e stste. 80 "ou'u oes'foy
NJ. Boolittle aid ne understood ~. candle
r.rfv ~c.d 4 ;no-siI. I, Ca ~ nepuIncin
would amend The Const;tntipn - !. - da.s.n.s
the rights Of the South and emancipata the
slaves. f nm -'1s@- " -
Mr.. Nicholson said the policy and nr;cc;r,ea
Of the Republican party. If carried ont Would
extinguissh slavery, and he had expressed he an
prehension that ii the Free States increased and
they intended 10 carry out their nurnose Il vill
lead 70 the ultimate exclusion az aIsverr
Mr. Doolittle said tie Republicsn nariv - he
understood il, stood 10 prosect and ma;nts;n the
rights Of the States 70 III power. not expressly
delegated or necessary to carry into effect, the
powers delegated. twas Fundamental Nth thor,
"a maintain fhe .ovcreicntv &c ~ s.....1c...a.
and the right 10 control mi domestc ;nst;tnt;on.
IA He would undertake Is sav that M Rennr.E.
can EXPRESSED the de.ire - vsh ,h.t ,ha a,,a..I
Government has mower "a interfere .,;,h el.ro
in the States. He knew there 80 . hooL ~.
lished by a individual named Snooror- IL,
took oronna thet ~ iyost;t,,;r, l. iSIS:S:
slavery. but lie fonnd nj snnnor,ers Il -.
weight Itvaa nrec;selv l;La Il :, o,ha, co..
al idea Ia, tbe const;;r,;nr ~ =. -, 1 c,as
establishes alav anvwhara ~ IN e.r,h
NJ Cllinaman said ~ h.d 80, i. ,....,;.h.a
th,f III sena,o- ero,r NJ car.a ham
commended tho booL MA ,hs 60. ~ -
Wisconsin mean mat th;s .-sor from
10 u,oan III e. -. was forgery, or did
1910 SeuA'oT rom New York had no |
~. n.r. a
49,, - s.'e oe"e'eo INA. the author was
- - soIuu SENSE Dut Hnas nc, Ar. ~ said
80 80 " rss4 w. we Canststntlon estab- |
~ aoonSi'es slavery, mad no shadow Of |
.oSl'1"sou: Ane CONSTITUTION was formed by |
n,ea VINO Knew she meaning Of words they en- |
Pivy:o. lucy recognized the right OF slave /
m.da I, ~ ~, Reasohg Aela % service, and
srch ,arson. NJ, - 80 0S"ses - oenseF up
erc;cp nvc- e. - 80 Sss'e perecuy sov-
State, maLas AZ .lsra. - ~ -, 'hs Save
the F,ea g. .,os 49, ~. A"e laws o.
The Cons,;tut;on 49,. 49," A' 'us'n PEoPerty.
Will IN ;da, ~. ~ ss ra .alas
slayerv - csnno. 80" oo..usus'on es'1 Da'snes
question ana "a naS 7. ps ~ ~. y. sne slavery
i.st Tha rao.,o - m.y wei snow y nrss %
consent IL, NJ rnas.;,a un'1su o'ascs x never
become Nv ito on so.os q 70 aI'ereo 9 %
Con.t;tn,;or ~, .has eA'eho!ns
mar II wh;ch VI, :. IVY pus cons'1ucuon
State ~ Tarr;,n.a 1Av W. = aoonsu slavery 40 any
Cons.;.,.;s,s .sMpy ask-iet the
- - nv NJ 'a'uers maae y, neither
~ read AGAIN from ~ $3.50. 80 nlse peace.
1h.t ~ IA ~ do.;.. - $500" 1870 - SLOW
Ihe States. ~ sa;d he d.s;raJ - 1919 -
or vhat 80 alleged - - Il. $50.
II the existing rotation. ona -. ;r,roS.,osIh.
~ Snator from K.rsnoLs -h;.h - .."-.N's
reorct,ed 70 zee hronoh. m +. - o,i 49,"
Gently that ha had head ~ 4 Il .o,na,.;an -
Ihis controyersv- Il !. ,bonsh. .onas - ~ ~
"a yeholdine States refnse - SURRENDER cr;mns,s
he said that il had renerallv heen .am;s.sa =
! rule that If ! crime Committed 80 !. "r;n
within the Law az IN STAT - wh;ch .hs o.;.s;1
aed. then be shonld ~ snrrandarsa ~. n.ha.
Eise. 77.s I - S'A
y. -, TX
,or,s $3.50. 80 !. !" Ie11s'ng - oenver up
49, N. 80 = ~ 49, uay ~ sns history Of /