The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

. lfss ~ JHlidxry o. epauira uheslnsr my; ,sEd
/ %, what legislation u nereseAry 70 secure q
| | lihef,y III speech or pess6h III d. Ufstrics /
, G CiIumbia, md wf1taef asy, end 81 -, rhp
! practical legidssion = Dccnssasy - sec1re =
rights Of frse persons in aaid Diaerict H. II
j | On motion OF xr. FeEton : resoluta0a -
adopted, calling On tie Secretary of yhe Interiu
% report 20 me House ths pstsens cosdisiou :
tne trass lands vest Of NisaourL sstapsss ~ -
brought into market as 4 part Of the public ~
mains, ana II 10 w what authority. 50
4 mr. Quincy from tlle COMMITTEES 0a Fvintxg
reported = resolution, that there b printe1 .
the use Of thc House, 2J 900 extra cCpios ~ o.
Presidents Annual Message with the rep.kt
il proper Of the heads Of Departments md dbl
of Bureaus connected herewith, aonnitting III,
statistical parts and there also he printed 900
Iestra copies of sid Message and accompanying
documents complete.
/ M. Quincy said, ihesr resolutions are IN "
oSsfion Of former pracsice. The Conmitscs
fprcpose nottoaly 70 largely reduce The aumbcI
Of volumes bnt to exclude the dry Statistics
Instead Of sending out s or volumes as hereto
fore, 400 Or 800 pages, It would afford I'LL the
really rsluable iniOsnAatiUn and ~ tlzG same
time be conyenient. for. .ths alails and haxdiip
The cost haa bacn nearly 4.UOe; BY o. ncN
plan sic 900 would be saved. This ID The SEN
ate's plan which has worked 80 well That thaA
body has recently re-afHrmed il. T
in reply to- . qustion, be eaid he understood
| that under the law this sprinting would 30 70 the
Senate Printer. ls9ftr51 q sss7as5f4 a1af 81 =
| The resolutions were adopted. .aaaasss4 y
| a very lively time ensued. Adrian and John
Cochrane wanted to make explanations In rela,
ton TO the charges Is 10 the shabby treatment 81
The 7th Regiment iiiuq Il l4t1',sBa sE.f 'aP7
0bjsctions made. principally bygLovejoy and
Fsrnsworth. Co. a..s,-4g sfsr
The House voted for printer. whole number
of votes, l97; necessary to . choice 90; Gloss
brener, 6l; Rovtes, al; Ford, Of Ohio, 60; WI
ton, !; Seaton, IA; Defrees, 3. aga IN wv
The House again voted Whole number, 1914;
| Necessary to choice, 90; Glossbsener, 81; Ford,
81; Bowfes, 8; Seaton, n; scattering. 8. 49,
The II use again voted Whole number of
votes, lS9; necessary 70 choice, %; Glossbren-
er, q; Ford ss; Bowles, Z; seaton, n; scatter
ing, 3. S .s
Hoaed asked Whether II would b IN order that
after the next trial II It were unsuccessful, the
plurality shaA elect? aai IT .9ssg 4s
The Speaker replied in the negative
Mr.. Farnsworth moved that the subject be
postponed till ftst Monday in June. a
Several Intellectual motions were made 70 post
pone till Monday Wednesday and Friday, and
to adjourn. --i.&FNJlia tft1A ta s@st*t f4afn
House again voted whole number 1856, ncccs-
sary 70 . cEoice, 80, Ford %; /; Glossbrsner IL !;
Scaton Is; Bowies 2; Windon l.;
The Speaker declared Thos. II. Ford, elected.
Pregious to the announcement Of tile result
several votes we're changed to Ford. itaa
/ The last contest was close and excited much
interest. sf III ets.ss. M
NJ. Blake announced the death Of Cyrus Sphinx
Of The l4th District Of Ohio, he pronounced an
appropriate eulogy, Curtis and Sherman also
paid tribute of respect 1& y
Y The customary resolutions were adopted M
On motion adjourned. s Al saf
SENATE Mr.. Davis presented a memorial
from the Legf hture Of New Mexico asking for
the organization u the territory Of A.izola.-i
Referred to the Committee on Territories iis !.
Mr. ScwA.d presented petitions, paying for
pcnsions 10 soldiers Vt the VIZ OF 1872.
Nj. Hale presented the memorial u Frank
Sanders N, protesting against the o. der Tor his
arrest, and ASKING that it be Tescinded.
Nr. Bingham presented petition in favor u
the homestead bill. ssa.
MI. Coliamer int oduced resolution that tie
Committee on Post Uffices and Post Roads en-
qdisc into the expediencs OF having letters which
may remain ID any Post uddelivered for 80 days
returued to their writers --aF.
MI Collaner advocated the resolution as ne
cess II, to relieve the dead letter office of the
IsAHleDSc amount Oh mdtter tneleln on lt.
The resolution was adopted +,,
MI. Wilson gave notice Of bill to reduce the
rates now paid for the public printing % per
cent. aY*a Ss5 5sA "a a
Mr.. Browns resolution was taken up, and Nr.
Toonhs spoke. lhad been asserted that he had
no right to call in question the acts OF foreign
states. As the representative OF state he
thought he had the right and that this has the
peculiar appropriate right 70 call in question tie
acts of the stat. A as n - 4 VI
If redress could not be obtained here, the
states woald be thrown upon their own resources
He had not afraigned the domestic institutions
or internal affairs OF any state. He had only ar
raigaed them for iniideity to the constitution
which thay we're bound BY every considerations
Of gool faith to carry ont. lie had charged sew
eral states with being untaithfll to their compact
and OF having made supreme law Of the laad Of
no effect. None OF them denied these charges
except the Senator from Iowa, and he would
\ show that he was wrong. n
q The excuse given was that the fugitive slave
law was no law |; there WAS an arbitef some-
where. In The case Of this conflict, if the canon
is the only arbiter the Senstor will know it--
The Senator from Wisconsin had defenacd tie
action Of his State. Nov, Wisconsin had not
Court, bussilad nulliied provision of the Con-
stitution in regard to the rendition Of fugitives
from labor. It was plain beyond cavil, there
was no analogy between the action OF the Su
preme Court of his State and that OF Georgia
He quoted the Senator frym Wisconsin II
had ar aigned that State, not on the ground III i
she had no right TO decide upou the constitu
tioual.ty Of AUS. law. but on the groutld ths,
she lad violated the plainsst proyis.su Of til
constitution. -s..fs
Mr.. To1mbs supported his arguments BY .copis
Gus cita from legal au.hcrisies In tls.
course OF his remarks he sail II was useless 70
sing praise to the Union while they trampled
the uhion under foot. Men in all ages had cried
Lord! Lord. a
The constitutionality Of the act Of 1856 had
been affirmed ny every Stats court before which
1t had come, and the act Of 1859 did met differ
the' eirom. He rem wed at length, and expl iii, q
the acts OF the Georgia courts. The courts OF
Wisconsin had asserted the supremacy Of the
Site courts over the Federal Court. The decs-
ions referred to by the Senator from Wis. sim
ply asserted tina. the Federal courts had no 81.
premacs over the State courts. Nine Judges of
the Supreme court said there was new doctrine
| In American Jurisprudence. 3&
The election of ex-Goy. Ford, Of Ohio, today
for printer was f.ither unexpected All the Re-
pnbicaas voted Tor, him together with one south
ern opp 3sitisnist viz NJ. And .rson Of Kentncky
Messrr Davis Of Nd, and Etheridge Of the sou; h.
ern opposition voted for Ball, while Others 81
| that orzani2ation supported Seeton in additi n
to two Democrats Pryor and Nilsson Adsisn,
| an anti Lecomptnn Democrats voted for Winton.
With the exeeption of tho ab.lse named, ex-ser.
| gcant-atarDs Clos brelner received the votes u
all the democrats present. as'
| The Senate n executive session nnsuv dis
po scd4af the commerce and amitr treaty w.tt
Paraguay by6nfifyi.g IL The Mexican treat,
1 was thensread, but general diseussioa III ii.
merits vas not commenced. s44z
1, Among the memorials presented ID the Scnats
tod " was onc fron, .. r. Dunl ID claiming tbal
i Me saagnal hnd given 20 him and comrassy III,
exclusive slsht 50 navigate BY zseala all the wa
I ters q that country, and complained that ou
Federai tx cutiyc has for The last Eve wear
overlooked their right. The memorial vas ss
ierfsd 20 the Comm teA on fo,sign asF.irs. siltl
Cincinnati, Feb 26
\ The Marietta q Cincinn.t. n h, wss.,p .. ert
and eiiecta sold NJ Chillisothar yestorday b. O.
land Smita. Receiver. IN accordance with . ia
cree of The court The property was purchase,
in the name of Noah Wilson, David Wilson
Tsuetees Hnder Compromise agreement III
rapitalization. The effect Of the ssle will be th,