The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-10

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rieAtNlnsace ~ ufoaefalncus & slavery: its
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sne .o.l a . =. .nc 0 q, s"u u,'-
~ 'eeessaon sgs'ns' Slasefs es'ao
hsaeo py i0csl laws " sne OaP'tal csa'es.
Inc cary Spvpusu ~ 49, re.e ore"naeu
w'noS' 'e'eIeneS syoAs9' Dus since io-v,
european quessaons nave ICY " ptactica'ly ui.
conce1nease snere mas Deen great increase OF
invention, mining, Manufacture, and cultivation.
steam on land and On .nter has qufckened COM
mefce. Inc pres ana tne telegraph have OBJ
sained prodigsoas aceavity, ana the social anfer-
course between tne esstes ana their citizens mas
been UNNECESSARILY increased, ana consequently,
tnelr mutual relations aneceng Slavery have
been, for many years, subjects OF earnest and
ofSen excited olscussaon. ~ IN my way only
70 snow now sach disputes have operated on the
course OF polatacal events-not TO reopen them
Tor argument here. There Was slave insured
tton in virginia. Virginia and Kentucky de-
oated, ana, 70 the great SORROW OF the Free
states, rejected the system OF voluntary labor.
Inc colonization Society was established with
mncn FAVOR IN tne Capitei states emancipation
oocaeties arose IN the Free states. south Caro-
lima instituted proceedings to nuiIify obnoxious
federai revenue laws. The Capital States com
planned OF Courts and Legislatures IN the Labor
Ssates fcr the constitutional provision
Tor tne surrender OF tegltlses from service so as
% treat tnem 10 persons, anu not properly, and
they Disseminated against colored persons OF the
labor States when they came to the capital States
fhey denied, IN Congress, the right OF petition,
ana embarrassed or Denied freedom OF debate on
the subject OF slavery. Presses, when unasftook
tue defense OF the labor system IN 'ue Oap1tai
states, were suppressed ~ vlo,ence' ana even IN
the Labor Ssa.es, p'nlsc asssnDlles' convened 70
es,s'oel s'ase.y quesuons, were dispersed by
'9" NJ y. nPl.11Aus 'ne Nalm'sl STATES
Ans W"'s ~! pen's ssHclan. an opPositoh
parry, ptAsneeu SUM 'or oea'ance 'owara the
'. -, res. ~ 'a"or ine osniocratlc party, nor
wltnou' oemons'rasions OF dissent was generally,
u :.. sus'aihn.s eie poncy :" IaPi'sL d'spo-
s'Ion .o~sta 'ne removal oi slavery from the
p. \, Vi me naloha, caP,soi appeared IN the
Dci p =. 41.u'om hr. an nuren, Deno
esA.e tssue.s. 1auncAe0 prospective veto
esslls' .ne anue' ps n, measure. Democrst Tic
Sonsess p.ougn' texas ,n.o t"e Union. s'ipu-
'a.nS paS'ican! TOT us lu.ure reorganization
,"o 'ouf s,ase ~ States; Mexico was mcensed.-
=. eusueu i ,:1 .aDot s'a'es asked 'hau the
neAsean law "a .ioef'y, WHICH covered uie lerrl-
1oiies Drought IN 10y the treaty OF peace, might
secha'n anu pc eUhnrhea. Inc Democratic party
'e'u'eu ."e s. Mssou1l ueoa'e u ieZo ,ecurfed
INV, !lue, c,lcuns sances % neat ana excite-
nv =: =. W ."es, 'eq1cs1' ine osieha.
'oos s,a,''' les' 'ne hummer oi new
'''".cs N'is". 90 great as 10 eiiapie
las ~ osa.s " Tue "'ioie poiicv OF
'ne "oser"Me"'' anu IN case OF eonstitulionai
Iess'nce, .nen 70 LOT" new slasenoldiLg
NJ .: ".o.nI euc Jun " Mexico. ny
'.',s ''.'e .e oapaai o'ates seemed 10 nave oe,
cn..s na 80, uesn ., wa. .ne feoelai
.sa :.a ssen '.e LaIoF s.a.se s1ouid
S1s,s So e "a ;.s;, '.ouEr oa.slae ~ .ne
I.n;.s, Ssa.s. a''u ~un sns Ae.I,tor,es OF .le
.a,.,S - S ~ =; - popes ~ winch IN master 5.
',os,oa ~. a -. - ra g. any au'"ofi', ai-
a.'1 s.,o A1oy, STATS. "asnlS oecohe
LOW more essen.ialiy Democratlc tnan ever be-
, s. Sy we sreas ue.eicpsnsnt u iree labor
49,, l.y u'an e'sl ins's'Iu ~ ,ne oons.tu-
nS: a..a' saves lyscar,ieo oy
.Sss ny" VIZ co'l.lO. ieriitofies, or
w U. .Iaoo. ~ ,'asss, .re pe'sonS men.
&. '' .u susp'o'oss lnnuences Oh wing
ucceas, eAilloiia 1'o New Mexico appeared
!, tas rai,,soJ :. o.o,,. =. 49,
~ eo.se.s " salcir auniissaoh iil'o
nc Cnions ana again threats OF UisunlOn carried
error and CONSERVATION throughout the land -
mother iconpr,,n,;sc ~ al made c,oo;s. 60.
- ~~S. ePSeane ch"S.r
nents 0uHitteU C&LtOrnla rs Labor State, and |
emanded New Mexico and Utah to remain Tor |
itories with tho r;clt n ohro,o r,oada,,, -
,1..s, :" Sose &'seuosa. "a
,AASery Wneh rlPeneu INTO states, while they
ave new remedies for the recaption OF fupitiyes
-. =; az AZ. &c .nI ote" r,ase nAar-
Aet IA 'nr Olstlcs oi ColumDia. These new
coated with the existing statutes
amely, the Ordinance of 1857, the Missouri Pro-
hbitoFy law OF 1920, and the articles of Texas
nnexation, disposed by law OF the subject of
'laverry IN all the Territories Of the United |
tates- And 60 the Compromise Of 1850 was |
fil, final, absolute, aud compTe-
ensave settlement OF a!i existing and all possible
isputes concerning Slavery under the Federal |
uthority The two great parties, fearful for the |
mon, struck habis in making and presenting |
ms as an adjustment, never aiterward to be |
pence, disturbed, OF even questioned, and the |
g opie accepted u ny malorlties unknown before. |
ne new PRESIDENT, chosen over an illustrious
!, VA, uhequivoeaiiy on the ground OF better
ONLY, even II not more reliable purpose to I