The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-24

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elafing i inexpedie1t ~ grant ferfheE tine "a
III Cooper, of Nich. whose seat y consested by
lE Howard, 70 take tG1olmQay. NRs OeMp0e1i
spola = lasoe Of, ana III. Gtsvensea allnse -
fesolution. sg 800 sstas, 81. .sf 4.ays II sA
Mf. Howard spoke in support Of biz claim. ~
Amer further debate thc rssolution was agreed
70 By 10 Majority 54fta ~
NJ The Hcaoe eOac11Fed IN IT, Noeod1sent u tAeF
Senate - - bin for 10 rDCssction u tem~e
passengers On board elnigrant vessels.
Adjourned
SENATE --Ar. Seward ineF0duced Fe1oSaticn
calling on ~ PresiAeas for Information respess-
ing tho exnulxOa 0fs4 naturnlxed citizen or the.
United States from Prussia in 1859, which was
( adopted.
The bill to establish mail routes In Kansas was
passed asfas Hssf # sssssf sa ~ tsseag MI
Mr. Ynlee, from the Post Once COMMITTEES, r.
ported bill in relation TO undelivered letters
II provides that persons by endorsing their names
on letters sent can have them rso1rned free Of
additional charge, when undclivered. 80
The bill was passed J,
Mr. Toombs presented . petition in favor Of
| the Houston Bill
Mr. Bright introduced bin for the prosecu-
! ton III the work on the Capitol. Referred
Mr. johnson, from the Committee on Public
| Lands. reported back theflouse Homestead Bill.
Amended by substitutinr the Senate Bill.
on motion Of Mr.. Gwin the Pacific Telegraph
| bill was taken up in order that certain amend
ments might he ;ntrnlnced .nd nrinted .hich
we're ordered.
Tie HON stead bin was taken IN. when Mr..
| wade moved Il, subetitute the Ho,,se h;ll.
/ Mr. Clnoman exrla;ne,i the amendment ofTer.
| ed by him. which proposes o give a once 70 e.
| erv nan n III Tinted STAT. Who cop,.s u;thin
| III nroyis;ons IN ina Mn y warrsnt for Isg,
acres with never 10 rstain .lr land ~ ALI n IL
| unsnitable.r Tn nresent Hill reonir,s ! man "a
worL i've years rant;nnnuslv ~ sthe land il or.
/ der 10 Get 4 title.
! Mr. Pnch snnEc n faror ~ .ha nass.ca of !.
/ Homestead NH. 7ls19a I'M s1fTsr Il
m. HaIs srnLe atlerC.h On tho same .;sle n
| the course az III rema.La ernressinU svmnathv.
4 v;th III str;ker- IN Ncv ENGLAND snd bnn;rc
their COMMUNICATION would con,;nue n,;t ther MI,
\ tain the h;al,est WAGES comnatihe vith INV GEN.
oral good t@ n - ''ss -
MI. Wade advocated his motion ~ take nm
xhe House h;ll wh,ch he shoxvad ~ ~ rrsro i;ye
Al than ,he Senats d n - -.
Mr.. .Tohnaon az All. onno.ed ~ w.dc,s MO-
4 lion and referred "a III. HaIa,s ,emark. - In
SINGER. and dcmaroonish. ~ wanted ~ hold On
1 10 the earaille az New ENGLAND ~ the cry Of
free homes FOR freemenl fearful that under the
i nressare &c starvation thew would desert him
i aand NJ nartx -@'eT
/ Mr.. Jahnson Of Tenn, knew the House bill
could not pass this body, and the true friends Of
4 Nhe Homestead principles should take that which
they could get ta
Mr. johnson opposed making this party
question.
i Mr. Wade wIthdrew. his motion s
4 Mr.. Wigfall regarded the matter as party
question, involving as il did the power Of the
Federal Government Ii this Government
is elcmosynary-ifit was established to provide
for the halt, blind, lame, deaf, &c--if it. could
give land TO the hndless, why not niggers to the
niGgerless. II might open the African slave
trade on the missionary ground, and bring me-
groes here to be concerted
Il He then went into an examination Of the ,,ow
err Of the Federal Government apsi sopte.Apd
that IS the trustee Of me sovereign States il Md
no right to vote awav their land in the course
Of his remark he said it i nonsense e talk Of \
State committing treason: the thino was imnos-
sib,e. He owed allegiance 4, tine STATE ~ Tex.a
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tho same nor,;on of sovereign no,sar Whe,,eva-
II she declared the Federal Government no Longer
her agent then II Womb 10 b;s dutv q rct,,r, u
his State and II he should he cantnrel S0ht;~u
under he Lane star nader In, Law ~ nat;nns N.
could not be treated Is 4 traitor. I.
Mr.. johnson. OF Tennessee. remarked there
were prcccdents of the policy proposed in the
bill. # sr
i Mr.. WestlalI was Sorry Ia hear anr Demo.,sst
refer TO precedents: II thev are accerted hanL
tariffs, international improvements. Ec tLev
would then be justified. He Announced tho M
lev Of New england. which M federal IeglsI.t,on
had got rich and kent the other sections r,onr -
He thought nothing better conId occnr than !.
dissolution Of the Union: New England voaM
then beg the South % come hack f.er snndcs
would cease to turn and her sh;ps rot "A the
wharves; her sailors and her operatives turned
out to starve. would burn and steal.
II He also drew picture q ] mob az deceived
aud Hse + hs.e % on1e e
the South was in earnest they woslR Keen ouci.
they we're not the men to coin their hearts blood
into drachmsl He denied that these we're threats.
The days Of fairies had gone BY. He would
speak his mind freely and say he believed NO
Black Republican could be inaugwatcd Presi-
dent Northern men talked &C subduing the
south, but ne bel'eyrda Southern army would
I'm hpf tbarr o,,,1J