The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-05
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ADJOURNEDto BAL7Ja,.osI
On the 18th or Juns ~

when The Ccnve~sisa NJ, afssr 10y
toue mig the Tennessee compt om;s. s.sp'shak 4,
Russell % Virginia offered 1 re.lt,,,. sso'sass
jouriftf0 Baltimore on the 18th ~ Iloh y
ed, l66 to 80. -' 'a Mas
'a"'Fa'ffy'f Rrr,sr
day. = =. Churtl--,
The Conference convened a q a..
Scott presiding. THE order Of each - E,As,
subject u In measure exhausted /. 7, affs
ton OF petitions and memorial. -. prAeaA
Confevewees. Tire mass Of the ,.s:.. vaFss
memorials this morning we're. or i, ns
slavery asking Tor y change a yules .r1as
dent FILLMORE appeared in The Hal AIfRt
~" -, s@ - ,Se adopted, inviting
The Hop.c va,t /, y, ~. Washington, Nsyt
Whole. committee u Ia
Mr.. English, in abiding 10 the ch..,..
yehtion, said he did not sympa,hize ~ oac~
who imperiously demanded Cas,r ~ -
nor with the rule Or ruin spirit too 49, s'estF
Tested lately BY both wings az IN run hssE
party. and 70 which may justly he s,,.; .mocfst
difficulties which exist. He yentu.sn u
diciion, that il trouble and disss.ar - y.
masses will never, and ought not Il sa Issued v
who are rashiy and needlessly prec;r;,s,, w NO.
state Of affairs on the country. /, ;.nz I'M
that darkness and clouds lower ora. !, ossfa
cratic House, but he had an abidin, Dsne
the clouds will pass away, leaving Il. 80 ias
sun Of Democracy shining brightly gons
ical stOrms have no terror 10 The n.-,~ - pas h
he belongA When the time for aes.,. !" sAka
every Democrat will do bis duty aeco. go eoaa
circumstances which surround him. 10TH
worst man be selected for President In tA
win he better than the best man s,a. kss
publican party. There was one 60. & g.
about which there was no division !. u PANT
cratic ranks, II y eternal and unr.sr-Dne
tion 70 the Republicans There u y 2pcs
stand rs unit. cau
Gov. Cumming has informed tn -,
that Ctah j. in condition bordering en- -
aud some action is therefore neres~.-
part Of the Government to relieve I'M -
from the present impending evil H. 49,
the bands Of desprradoes whose condpc, 80
the tenuie Of life and PROPERTY unrer,,;r =
requests either that Judges will h. -, -.
the place o. those who have DESCRIBED r,.k
antho ize the probate courts to exer,i.a m
ers claimed BY them and granted bv the -
tive Assembly, or ado.t some ntber -.
safety. He requests thar 300 soldier. ba 60
there, as the withdrawal of The entire ann -
be injurious and unjust. 'N4
CIV Cumming states the population "A r..
at 81 900 or $4,000. Though II i larve, -
ted BY the Normnn.s
Senator Davis will next Monday re-opcn i.
bate on his slavery declar..tory resolutiop.
He then proceeded to speak NOR, rar,;.rr..
of the irrepressiblc conflict doctrine ~ -.
equality, rs he said it was maintained H. a, "A
publican party, which he desired to bs.Ir,.
the indignation Of the masses Of III 60.
people. The Democratic party w ~ u.
friend, and the Republican patty the ,rs -
my OF the negro
colloquy took place between Messrs bun
Colfax, English and Porter relative to IN ~ Z
stitntional position Of Indiana relative "a y
exclusion of free negroes
Mr. Hutchins said THAT Mr.. Seward appoH,,.
the truth when he explained the irrrn-r.sl, N
conflict between the two systems oE laboy M X.
slavery. Mr.. Hutehias commended that il VA, n
only wrong TO the slave and slay,hoiter "
TO the material industry and the social edae4t, N
and religious condition Of the peonle ssss
whom IL exists. He argued that the early irgs
sought to rrstrict slavery whenever praetu. n
Nr. Smith Of North Carolina coniemn4l = X
violent spirit exhibited in debate, and spvr4
to the gentlemen to return to the eoramm.
measures OF 1850 - means of qnietins IN r
sent political excitement.
The committee rose and adjourned