The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-11

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TstseTaAe 49, iatad WashingtcW, Feb. o. ia
The Picaynne Of Jam Slst says thAt tiA LRg.stai
islaturc Of Mississippi has rejected the bill 70
peal the State law against the Introduction Of
Africans into the State BY vote Of 5 10 T. s@'
inhabitants are desermined 70 maintain their in-s
dependence OF Honduras and have sent 70 NeR 48,
ORLEANS for arms and ammunition. f77 Mi
A bin appropriatinr o. 0oO 900 for defense of =
the frontiers of Texas hss passe the Senate 0f w
that State and win probably Passshs HosseiH 1goI
Character ef che so-CaIIsA Dsnserssy.
senator wils0, closed Mis- sneecl n, the Gen CO.
ate with this impressive paragraph. sgila1qs9aei wit
Mr. President. the American Democracy led by ~
slaye pcrpetnatists and propaaandists, secession
ists and disunionists now II, tle Rht of this are.
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progress, and in favor Il the eo,sssration and aa
propagation Of old sbuses. No longgr does tbe NJ
| Demo.r.cy utter the accents Of popul r. riuhta n
No longer does the Democracy sympathisc with
man af home or abroad STRUGGLING 'far the re- "
covery Of los4 rights Or the taslrseuem Of ex-
issing prisilesea Does the Legislstase Of Kan ~.
sas pass an act for the abolion OF slavery there!
Democracy resists IT, and arrests II by executive
action Docs the Lcxislature Or NehfastA len As
.perfectly free 70 form their own domestic fasti
tations in their own way pass bill TO wipefram III
that vast territo.y the pollution Of slavery De !.
mocracy rcaists il, dcafeats it BY the Executive
veto, and applaads that veto. Does the Legisla. Y
ture Of New Mexico enact . bloody slave colef C
Democracy prompts il, praises it, appliuds IT,
docs a sovereign common wealth tighten, BY hn.
mane legislation, the burdens Of prosaribed
race 20 that il NAV rice into the sanlixhs of .
broader aud higher ma,hood?E Dsnocrscy 10 \
/ outraged shocked, and il ayenges itself by gib- ~
bering taunts, jihes and jeers. Dycs a slave
State enact or propose TO enact statutes 70 still
more oppEeAs those already bending aadef the aIi
iron heel Of oppression, or to chesk tlis aesion
i Of its own citizeRs who may be prompted By
sentiments OF benevOlence or . sense of justice
to lessen the bitterness Of bondage Or give free
dom 70 their own b0ndnaen Democracy ap- ~
/ proses and applAuds h Does Walker at the ss,rf
head Of lasless band Of fllibusters. decree n
slavery in Central ,Americay Democracy halls
and applands that decree Does any indication Y
point 70 the poAible abolition sf slavery in OshaS y