The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

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The hw relstive' 70 ecntrsess bstwstn nlister
and servants, has the following: .,ss-.s., :.
Sac "No court Of this. ,Zsrrisoey sshal
.a. so .so.c.oa. s sor sasi t.ke eognizance
give th.ir servsr.s - ~ .sSs... ~ .s!
sies . servants. for they are eorn; ;dsrsd ss a.
n'estic servants to theirnasssra aad shsy shsull
1870. !Iess neglect and s.p'ss: fer = soldier
venton of The c;v;i snsh".;ss =. ss..es as ~
salary they enjoy, an euusl rieht shculd ha -.
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ssnie act az that III :. a..r..,.a
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Democratic s.nsta, ,.nd, n -, ,.f.-., e.s.,.,h
Nr. Douglas opes,t ye4,esed .l,.t 81 .ho.,A r.v'
er consant "a . s.,lnsal et sell % ''i''' 3
\ Preemen Who. abffia NO nov. cried hurr,h for
Dosglas. that y tl,e ..,e.nect oren,d n On, NJ.
tional Territory If ,l.verv can - pl.ne.d t,,.r.
Dy law-.h.s is the prospect for, everv l.bor;n.v
man Who should 20 there and max. = contr.ct
vfth anosher 70 serve him for v.pesa n IN ths
Judgment Of vour emnlove,l5 ). vos .h..ts h.v.
neglected ANYTHING. or ne ,houId di.eov.r, -,
faults in your conduct. be should correct vo.r
neglect and faulta mo e..vt of aae T.vr;terv
ahaR Asse ;.sv;s;tton nor .kaa sel, ,,,,;.,.r. ~
asy oasse for Me cov,eo; GRat na.t,,. ,,,c,, ;,.
dsir servants for sAqleci of Me;y dxes a. .erra.s,
Provided, that s..ek eorrees;or shau nse Be- i.N;eed
in a cvsd warmer v;M e,sSs or st,ip.s.. Thev can
kick you, they can slap yod IN the face thev can
bind vou, they can correct Jon in any possible
way, provided, it is mot done in cruel manner,
with clubs or stripes. Clsbs and stripes are mot
denied to the master, provided he does NOT u,e
these instruments in 1 acruel mannern That n
the luxury which the system Of. slavery entails
upon our National Territory. II it can be Dee.llv
planted there according to the Dough-. doctrine
Of non-intervention. Such are the laws in the
Territory Of New Mexico. placing free. eonsracs.
ing laboriDg men, on a level With the slave.
which III. Douglas proclaimed that he should
not suffer TO be repealed by Congress- Poor.
but honest freemen Of the Union. should our
National Territory he MACE for Won To em;.
crate. If such lnwa can be est.hl;shed there nv
virtue of the ins.itution Of sl,verv Can .nv
honest man rive his vote for Dou.lss xho vopld
prevent the repeal bv Congress. Of such ,.v.-
The above quoted Law ia one Of the many .hom.
inable consequences of the institution of .l.verv
and therefore, the Republ;c.o p.rtv IA onno,ed
10 the extension Of that institution over our
National T~rr;,orv w. 40 ~, ,..,o..
ne vi.h To interfere , v;,b .he sov.rs;.n s,...s
where il exit. The nation i mt resncn.;h,s for
hat, II /. burden ,h,t .he s,.rs s,.... 49,. !.
ar,v !, . along a. io,, I. thew chs,;.h r. :. ,on.
.s they do no. conclude 10 .bol.h Il ,;tb,D .h.i,
But ve do hold With un~.v.,;r~ ds,s-m;,..
.;op th.. in che Te,,;.o-v .h;.h ,s,o,.. :. ~.
whole Nation and for which that Nation !. -.
,ponsible, an institution pe,-inr .ush bitter
and freeman debssine 70 fruits. must be
kept Out untsl tie National resnonsbilitv ce.aes
Frhe popular sovereignty Of the Nation be main.
aimed inviolate against the Illegal and Infamous
aroads Of the slave power. Look a. New Nexi-
20; did the ,ntrod uc.ion Of Slavery originals In
hat Territory with the Mexican inhabitants
Read the letter Of the Territorial delegate in
5ongress, Mr.. n. A. Otcro, to Hon. A. n. Jack
'an, Secretary Of that Territory, Of December
18th, 1883 From Washington came the COM
nand to make slave laws in that Territory, in
pursuance Of the decision Of the Supr ene Coui;it;
. the pred sgats case. cas- 4r 6.erO spmnsD.is Al
he close Of his letter. the Territorial secretary
IS fallows: "!m.mediately IN. after its passage, you
.ill despatch copies 70 all the principal newa-
papers in the Southern States for publication.
and slso copy to the New York Herald, very
4pick."
FreemsH Of Iowa, and the Union, in the lawa
of New Mexico, you can see that il the ,nstitu-
lion Of Slavery is extended over Free Territory,
that Territory is virtually closed for the immi.
grafton Of poor fieemen who must contract with
others ~ work for wageA And once engaged, il
Won are mal.treated without recourse 70 anv
.our. .na :. -, ..., g. a;.ru.. .ho Ca.
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section o. the above qgotea aaE. conadsrs con- yoa
. fugitive from justice, you must bs arrested,
nut % work at 'pdbiic hbor. your en,uIoyer in.
fa..naa =. a,ar.h., I. ~. - a.,,.na ,o,, .,a
!09,aeo ~ otas. "". "e ".y ue~sHu you' ..'e
to him you shall be Immediately delivered. That
10 Slave Democracy and Douglas has proclaimed
that h. vould rver. the reneal of these laws
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BE- cent to the newspaper in the Southern Stateq
not in the No, tn, except to the New York Her
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