The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

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y Ane absence OF Mr. Reynolds, without pair, .,
! 60. So W ~ cnange ~ the relative vote Tor ~
: 80 'aeAeo woes 81 sn elecuon
4 SENATE.
9 Several petitiona wrr,e nresenfesl a,,d rr;v.&
!. bills introduced and referred. NJ. Powell intre
y duced bill 70 abolish the Frankinr nr;vile.e
!. referred 10 Committee on Post Offices and Pos
: : works
Ar. Chandler, introduced bill making appro
!, priations for the Improvement of Grand Hsia,'
= and other Harbors In Michigan
Mr.. Toonlbs, presented petition of the cit;
+ xens of Ascension Parish, La ON the subject >
r the H0unas land grant, lie moved its referpnc.
to the committee public land. a. Ch.;r,n.s =
committee private lands, he felt embarrassea :,
the charges made against him in connection with
q tnat grant.
0 Mr. johnson, of Ark. onnosed TIA rpferar.o n
the committee on public lands. Il din not hele,o
there and he was opposed 10 taking hns;nass frn,
one committee and giving II 10 annther 4 a.
sultory debate followed in which H. Ren;.n,;u
stated that he had no objection Il, - ,afas~.,,-.
to the committee on private Land nnlsss .s,
charges were too absurd to o;ve lin, ,,...,,..
concern but as his motives had been ;mnno,,od
: he thought it had better 90 10 the Jnf,;e;.,,.
committee Finally ON motion of Mr.. Toomhs
it was referred to n Select con,n,;,ta. - o'''o'
Mr.. Hempehal. nresented a.. s.sa...
| Lewia r Wsre.n az c..s1 .''e creuehtiais oil
was duly sworn. anu nc
Mr.. Davis. from tho oor,,.,;.. ,,.,..
fairs. moved for ~. ,,r;,,.:' ~ on Military az
the Report Of Ma; loriaaa5; :. ,vov copies OF
Notifications in the Crime. CO.. .h' ON .ne
Den,rtmen, ara IT, an ls ior tne use Of the
distribution' agreed ~ 'ooo 'opes iof general
On motion ~ M.son
ed that the Senate hara, ,..as. ~ was ADOPT
until the House il orcon;,a5 v. e O'Clock,
tons and hills of NO ,onor.I :. ous resolu-
propriately disnosed of "erc ap-
Mr.. Mason said that Tho .,o.a
he had apped to states vho., s,ss slene, whicn
exist vas yas.a.,,a ~:.:s "nese slavery did not
from Wisconsin He used tho e,n,e @s senator
crately and thougbt Il are,. ,ho e's.on ueno-
between States vbar, sl.vs... ~. ois'iheuon
those where there were No sIs,o wv elst' ana
parlance the States were called fnao ~. common
| and those AMONGST whom, ha Ill I '1 e,ase,
taken off.nsa a. ,ba dona,,;.'.. nau never
see how excent;ons could IN .ail. ne did not
| have referred 70 tho n.noo...;a ne hisnt
States. to whom ne,b,ns H. .o ~ .ue Tree
sometimes properly apnlied "''s'' We
Mr. Harlan d;son,sad H. p..,
the slavery nnes,;,,n .na ,s aeseents message
the territories a. .,raa. la,..' " congress over
he was surprised 81 tho oos;.;.,.. 'aii saia
Senator from Ohio that Tho o.,;,, .aAe" ~ sl'e
was binding comnact botweon ,La So "a io",
could not he reneal.d "s '''''es' anu
Mr. Pugh said the senator u;s,,do,s.,,,..
The states were eonalIv renras,n.ss s'oou MN.
States coded IN Congross an" the
Mr.. Harlan Tho renraso,,..;,.h,
err to make eomnaet az on 90, &c ia':., =: pow
1t was useless s'''a'i"'l-
Mr. Push said II was NOW az an . FL,
ton from the beo;nn;na "s' u 'e's'sia-
Mr.. Harlan Tben !, ,,.s 40.
ing on the subsequent ,,o,arnn,a,,. ''"f oiHo-
Nj. Pueh. 1t was ne. a. an a,t or,,-.
but a. a eomnaet n re,,n;n,I q =, .s's, s,
act of confederation no, !. -, 'o'se i"f All
Mr.. TrumbulJ denied ,i,a. :. l...:
for an Ordinance "' :" ''a"'re" votes
Mr. Harlan resumed and .ronoa ~,
publican noley ~, J., g.. So 'i';'' the ne
ries to the white mon ne tba TTn;taJ no
read from the scen,;so rro,.,.n 81 nsa'es' ne
Others to show fiat y mo-, ~. ~. ASaA's ana
but the black race ca,,a I've =; -: .ir. noie
He commended th,t the rb;,a - o,'iia'es-
whore and ,h.t Oh. 80 AZ, '".. 1oaia hve any
Tinted Statas ~ ~ hit au ho' !, noufish IN the
said that ;f ma, hold 1,..a e :. uis iei'arhs ne
him lint II ho hald .tas W. s'iH ne ioathe9
tbam .nd ;,n.a'.:. .nee'e ues!le ol
then he did NOT bato .hn ,,,.n,se,. - eoiui'iol'
Mr. Eostor fa,Ia,.,I s', enoiiei,
were not olno,;o,s =, .i'. sa i .ne Nepuohcahs
itat;on for tho sah;.ot ,ras u slavery az
pro s;dant,s Wosss,sa'a,,, VOC i'.,ouaceo IN the
9TH
intend IN discuss Tho. s,,,,;o. wv. ne a'o not
or that hr,nch of H. 49,, '"' "oeiu coi'siu-
Waxia,, ,,t; II ,:arS i..e ting W our
pras;d.,t s -, .ha - s,''it.i. win the
No d;J not .Gs,', .,,a 81 ne progressed 10 pursue.
49, -. ga 20. o"u"Ses hau peen
n. th" ~, eltiAeIs III Mexico and
.i:' ~ - 20 oe ieuteSseu, put lie Thought
orr - .i,... .ie w uioer'ahe 10 redress
eran s.. .n;,s;,'ai .a: =. ou' o"n country ana
-, e.: ST. ''1 ''en ,.'a.es americans
atr.o;a',n a,,d "is nov aissii,iiiar' equally
c;,;,nns H. ,'s iui ieu,sss'
~, s, ss i IN siaseno'uing states whose
va uiheieu i'o'n .hose Oh the COM
re ny ~; were ies'din2 haa no more
80. ~. Ai', roei.s anu properly IMAM Ame-
ii.s'. oi.s"ehs resulting IN Mexico. lie read state
"1,'s ., n,li'eous accounts OF outrages commit
y. . -, ' 'nIih people IN southern states and
q. ."e S.i,or"i proscrlpNoh OF all Noftherners,
-, On wen len'aies were not exempt THIS
- , ~ was ho' eAeleised towards abolition
., n's o.i. pu' 'o"afus all Nofthefners without
u'T III ,i. ,an n
,haso ,"e' is,eres 20 'le constitution OF utah'
wnele no MAJ, was saie VINO was obnoxious to the
nof ~ anu aiso 10 the bad faith observed by
y =, IA ~ 'S out ut"'ics ior .Ie
a.'onas a. " .ne ieAas reserve ihoiahs. lie
,nannsr y, Iii a. ,. ~, N'r .iie manly
IT, r.. w Ho piousn' t.'e outfaSeS on
da ~ % " ans a'.eh'ioi ol inc country I'M
- e. - - , ""eh 1Amsiicans
!, ,n;s,mod = ',naas,a,'a =. sar ro, ne 'housh'
ornmants va shnn,i 90 Ia,.s ni o'iei uo,
,,oa n,,d w. h =. De''er eA',npie oufsei
also 20 ,ho ,,,a,, - - e e'oiior
money for the heads If members Of tb;t 49,
He tbouobt hot even ;s tho prasSa,.n '' 80. o. I
mendations we're acceded To Il was dou,,tG,l
whether the Government would ;as, - o,,,,.,lh
tn enable him 10 oct an armv ,bano % ,huase,
were made from the other s;jc 70 d;sso,,.n 80 (
Union when Renublfcan president Vas elected '
Thai event Will take Mace within a ,sar thom,,h {
he did not think the Union would he a; ssol,ed p
The Senate then went into executive session and
afterwards adjourned.
Springfield TIL ian a.
The Democratic State Convention met at 10 !
O'clock. Hon. John Moore was elected Chair.
man. The Convention is the largest and most
enthusiastic ever held in the capital
The following are the delegates elected TO re-
present the State at the Charleston Convention.
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