The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-15

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Ahe Ge,,srd Government, and aiter they regard
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" altered. Now We say with ne words o. nien-
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.srhou art inexcu,able, D man, whatsoever thou
art that judgest for wherein thou judgest an-
other. thou condemest myself. ior tnou tnas Juu9-
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nlesNe VanteF, Il reteEs 90 Surss oooJ
being an appeal from the District Court, and
wherein the power Of Congress 70 confer upon
the Territorial Legislature Of Florida the power
to establish Court Of Admiralty in the Terrific
~ IN which iudres hold their Offices not during
GOOD heh.v;or. Int cnlv ca ! Term of Ve.rs. the
s.nreme Court decided il regard ID the neople
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.srhov ao M. ho~ever c.,t;c;r.te II ,ol;,i.
ca, power; they do not share in the Government
until Florida shall have become State; in the
meanylme, ,or'oa coh.lnues ~ - ~ .,n'. e -
the Const;tnt;or .sich emrovers Concrcss 70
make all needful rules and regulations respecting
| the Territory or other property belonging to the
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meaning :" ."A. Ass'sie - s''S -
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NV 6ecomine State. ACQUIRED he means Of self.
4 government, may result necessarily from the fact
that 1t y not WITHIN me jurisdiction q any par
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ern NAV be the inevitable consequence Of the
right to acquire Territory; whichever may be
tne source wnence the power Is oerlveo' sl'e pos
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iIrn;ted States CONGRESS exercises lie combined
: powers of the General and State Government
That decision was never reversed or overruled
BY a Subsequent Supreme Court. Judge fancy,
even in the bred Scott decision, confirms that
decision, notwithstanding he tries to reason il
accordant with his decision. ss. s@.s -g#a
1t is plain to every one who reads the above
quoted decision, that the first derivation Of the
power of Congress is positive, without implica
ton, the two latter derivations are only supposed
or perhaps to be implied from another crcum
stance and from another power Of Congress.
Now we ask in all earnestness, If they believe
the doctrine set forth in the last resolution Of
the Douglas platform, are they not directly gull
: ty of disrespect according to their own con
science. They request from us, as body, to re
spect a decision of the Supreme Court, and
they have continually disregardcd the decision Of
that Court, whenever the Republicans conten
ded for the same doctrine upon the same grounds
not because the Supreme Court had decided so
j but because without having knowledge or re-
membrance Of that decision, they understood the
Constitution Just as the Supreme Court did. The
Douglas Democrats have always transgressed :
law which they will force upon US, which they
have never touched with their finger. Such con
duct was according to the teachings Of Paul the
$ Apostle, hypocrisy, and he concluded that mer
. who do the same things which they condemn II
others. shall not escaps Ule ;u,lDae,t of Godi WI
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mas aireaoy cohoenhea ''ie Dousias Denociaa
as unn' Ana unworthy % % 'uie's " 'ne ~
p"o 'n' s"u 70 oe ueiea'eu ~ 'no p'eseh. SOU
tes. ana 'nas tna' Judgeneh. sna'i pe conn'!'es
anu promui.saseo' without chahse u appear "
november next
douglas ana ms worshippers are already 80 IN
fatuated by presumption and self-conceit, tina
they are Boosting Of hanging their opponents
next November We have not much fear fo
that hang man, because Buchanan 10 in such al
D opposition with Douglas, that ne certainly vii
hold the power to prevent Douglas hanging 9th
ers till next March. And when then the refns o
/ Government are teken by Lincoln, and Dougla!
would try the HANGING nroc .ss 10 shonld n al
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plooaohi'y' see new eu'"oh " 'ne history
5 Hannah and Mordecai. a6st
The Republicans hold that Congress has th,
mower 10 GOVERN the Terr;tor;es having IN IN.
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exercise OF 'nat power, the combined powers
) the State and General Government, by virtue o
the Constitution. which saws: IF
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