The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-09

Tfon ~ frsinre1l1 Naruecan II
80 fiaavnrx ln.I,1asS11 49, Un9rnee.
B ~ s.s,e.. s..istiora ~ ~ elnvery aneo-
49, - sIcrHsa mav fSitlv b cousideFgsi g
ss~ ,,tssS,,~n ~ - 0e1snoernsic party. No Dem
~ ~ psn n f1hio yrfed arainst item. NJ.
nes,slss hsire si.ent a. account 81 sicincst d
.,.s;s.,s,.,m q 1900 rerscnally u scyerc !
Il - ~ .vorite lccfrinea ihese resolu.
-. ~. 49, nrss2nced With ! great deal cf
s,,..a. IA siehorsfca vith much care IN the Sen
~ c.ncna md thoroughly disguised II lie 8en-
80 Thev NAV. therefore. be regarded ~. e.
- IN. IL m,at,,re and 1ixed oniniona ~ IN
hevNnrr,flr srratora. INT What IN thew III
sser,s tg II thnt No collection f non eey,.ifurs
and derontive fallacies. % gross and nafpSble.
MS ever promulgated ~ the most ignorant
schnoI iI;str;ct csncus. There Il not logical
strenosh enoupl, in ary Of them "a stand alone.
.,,a shev are miserable ;ncnnsi ,tent II them.
sslv.s AMI ,,;sh sach other 81 Co.,
s, The erst tive resolntions mean either nothing
- an - olao thev s.sprt tlst IN ,ennle of the
r.. ctsto. 49,. - r;ntf =, rrtert.in end ~
nrass on;n;cc.- IN, a. srh;ert az slavery. that
f;scnsss;nn 81 the nueet;on 4 violation Of the
-, st;trt;cn .nl ;mner;la the rJnion r. the
,..;...s s,,.ara rrlr N condemn forc;hla Y.
scIs anon tina soutlern institution ike that of
Tohn Rsovn there WA little need Of making i
fnr.al declaration ofso universal an opinion. That
onin;on q - NO ueans peculiar To the Democrat.
IL marty. INT the object Of these resolutions
cannot no mistaken They deny the rirht III
frcetlom 81 opinion az sneech ana the press. 1t
tbe Nortl, aCe;ret slaverv They rcnresenf snch
discussion az slavery A. direct attack mon the
,;chts &c The Sonth a. enarantied in the Consti.
tnt;on This i rank despotism. Consistently
With these declarations Ii would become the duty
of conoresa ~ iec;slate FOR the snnnrcss;on of
ant;.slsycrv onnions. and to nunish All who ut.
ter ar nrint them a. guilty of treason. No fair
;ptornreta alton can make nnyth;nr elsc az these
resolutiona which the majority Of the United
States Senate have given to the world as the true
INTERPRETATION of the Democratic idea in the wear
az GRACE 1880. Tell ii not in Vienna. publish it
mot IN the streets Of Nanles. lest the dcspots
triumph and saw, Wherein are they better than
Wi II ia not worth while to waste words upon
s,ch declarations "a these. We NAV safely saw
| to the Democratic Senators that free speech and
free nrcss are established facts in at least one
| half of this confederacy. and their despotic no.
| lions win not 90 down at all, The pcople ofthe
| Free States do not propose to invade the rights
of the Southern States or meddlc with their ne
croes Int they will saw inst what they please
about the system and use all moral and consti.
tnt;onal means To hedge II in and destroy it.
The newt thing said in this Senatorial platform
and n takes three very elaborate resolutions to
cav It's that nnder tho Constitution slaves NAV
hc carried into the Territories. that itis the duty
Of the General Government 10 r,rotect the hold
inc Of them there like any other property, and
that Tho ;nhahitants of \ Territory cannot exclude
th;s snec;es Of nronerty until thew organize
C,ota gaycpment This was intended To meet
ord cova, nouolas, doctrine the doctrine az the
Democratic marty in 1870 that the settlers n
Terr;torv NAV control this matter nndcr 9rerr;.
taral Government. Just consider how the at.
temnt 81 70 treat nronertv in men a. being essen.
t;arp lilo ether nronertv fails bere inst ii il
,,a 1900 5oes roverywhcrc The nemocrat;c
senators unconsclously IIcosnMe snc uineiel ~,
uS'"ee ~ WV $3.50 -! "se"21