The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07


III Hsrsa.-- Resoaasd - cooaidssntDx lof 4
NJ. 1rClespand proceeded u susta,n his i i
a 9ertf0n made yesterday Tint tierc was n6 "
- &mce n Which Congen h1d euacsed spcciI
= ien1l co1s 20 opseats ~ thsestnaised Aersitr
II fe& The - of 1850 Faa esrerpl u IL Arpl
NH cations, and sxtcndsd 81 TREASON and Other ol
dcffain pdkess - that ths cfsmiiAi beealft hle
n nabie 70 Ghc l0tal law. 10 atTHt eszaa asa
81 Daring agcslloqnt bet~sen FsrAsssrsh an<
: Cfak o. No the former aid John Weasel
4 1 spoke of slavery a. the sun of Ill viii inics
~ jenkins enou'rad, do y0u say u!
II FarNswwth wAsvsry laueM Of shAt'cpiuion. q
III Jenkins H Thea yoa declare j lies ss isss
Ri F.rnsworth. am mt in tbs habit of AZ
stcnding into cess-pools "a throw dirt at black
guards. 80 49, as.ssst.-.. ss ssr s,..sf 5 ssf
II Jcnkins, IN his scat, was understood to say,
! can't receive that as al insult. ~ z
! Thcaltill to supprs - peltganiy IN Utah. was
!. debated st lcngth Mr. McUlemand advanced
2 the proposition TO divide Ctah between Pixies
Peak And Nevada No vote was taken. Al.
Ejourncd sA sst ,A
srxsrF Mr. Green, from the Territorial Com.
n,ittee. reported bill organizing Arizona and
Colorado. He also nff.rcd preamble and rcso-
ilation setting forth that WIN Medilt Compt trlier
lpf the Treasury, had si1bted 1he Practice OF the
department in setuing the Post Once accounts,
and also the LAWS. and bid therefore Justly incur
red the disapprnbation cf Cor gfess anf tiist his
conduct renders II improper 1or him longer To-
4 continue in ONCE. se.3s ffg MI 8 ssaiSs F#F y
Mr. Mason, from the -Couamitsee on Foreign
Affairs, reported = bin, defaying the expenses
fof the japanese Embassy on heir arrival N tho
Il couptry.
The following i the bill for the pnnlshrasn.
Ard suppression Of polygamy now under consider
A Bnr 70 punish md "a u, preyen. ,he practice
or l'clygamy IN the TerritofEs Of the United
States and other places, and disappearing and
annulhng lcertrin acts Of the Legislative Az
\ sembly Of the Territory OF Utah,
| Whereas, It IS admitted that Pclygamy 10
permitted BY the municipal regulations IL one Or
the Territories Of shis Union and suGht to be
justified on the ground that this abominat ation in
= Christian country j. religious right By the in.
p.incplc Of selfgovtrnment or ctizen-sover-
eighty can require or justify tie practice Of
leslch moral pnlaticn; therefore,, sas
| Resolved, That fany person or persons, hcing
married inhabitants Of any Territory of the Uni
ted States or any other plsce over which the
United States professes exclusive jurisdiction,
| shall intermarry with any person or persons, or
cohabit with any person or persons, or live with |
any person or persons as partners, acknowiadg |
ing coniugal relations the former husband cr |
wife being alive. he, she, or they, as offending.
shall, on conviction thereof, pay d fine net cx-
cecding Eve hundred dollars and be imprisoned |
not tcss than two years nor more than five years.
provided nevertheless that this section no. any
thing therein contained shall extend TO any paF.
son or persons whose husband or wife sh. u |
absent himself or herself one from tie ether |
for the space Of five years, th, ono Of them not
knowing the other to be living within that time,
nor person or persons who sh II be at the time |
Of such marriage divorced by competent author !
hy, or to any person or persons whose former
marriage, by sentence Of competent authority, |
shall have been declared void &
Be it further enacted that the following nrIi-
nance Of the provisional government of the State
Of Deseret, 40 called, via An ordinance incorpo-
rating the Church Of Jesus Christ, ofLatter Day
Saints, passed February sth,' lS4l, and adopted,
rc-enactcd, and made valid BY the Governor and
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory Of Utah.
by an act passed January 18th 1883 entitled an
act in relation to the compilation md revision Or
the laws and resolutions in force in Utah Terrific
~, publication and distribution Of all othtr
acts and parts Of acts heretofore passed by the
said Legislative Assembly Of the Territory Of
Utah, which stablish, support, maintain, shield
Or scouatenance p0lygamy b., ard the samc le,e-
ny are disappsoved aid annullad provided that
the ret shall be limited and construed 10 no. 10
affect or interfere with the rights Of p-oDt rts TIL
der the ordnance heretofore mentioned nor 4 TN
right to worship G,d according to the diet ties If
conscience, but only to annul all acts and laws
which establish, maintain, protect or counten-
ance the practice OF polygamy, evasiyelv called
spiritual marriage, however disguised BY u ral
or ecclesiastical solemnites sacr ,ments, cercmo-
mis-, ,.onscerations or other contrivanccs
re II enacted sthat the ed and 18th section Of
the entitled act to establish the Territorial Gov
ernment Of Utah, approved September 9th,
lSao, be, and the same are hereby repealed
BE it further enacted, that hereafter the Leris
Iitive power, a. defined and limited in said act.
shall be vested in Governor and 8 Of the most
nt and discreet persons in the Territory, 10 be
called the Legsl tive Council. who sh.ll BE- ap-
pointed br the President Of the United States ,
BY and with the advise and consent Of tn sen.
ate from among the citizens of the United
States residing therein, without reference to anv
STREETS whcfih.ve heretofore been laid Off i
b. it further enacted, that the first appa;nt- l
nents under this oct shall be made on or before !,
he 18th Of March 1881, on which day said ap- b
pcintments shall have effect. {
On motion OF Mr.. Mason, the bill providing for .
he adjudication of the claims Of the Rhod. L. 4
and company against Paraguay, BY the appoint i
rent OF commissioner By each government 10 I
IL II Washington for three mouths, in accor- b
lance with treaty sripulaticns, was taken and n
,assed. 5 a9 fE as;.95s-5$-.--5 d
Mr.. johnson, Of Tenn. wanted the homestead y
NIL taken up and pressed 70 fnal vote; il was b
very important measure. The Indian appro b
.riation bill comes up and the ameudments OF q
ne Senate adhered to, after ~hch the bill was q
'ostponsd till Thursday. Tie House Homestead d
III was taken up. The pending amendment lie. r
ng Senate bill, Mr. Fitch offered an amenlim nj d
nat all lands that came under the provision OIL d
us bill should be only those subject 70 private
Htry at the passage Of the law. Mr. wilkinson
made speech in favor Of the House bill. Ad- =
burned. Aeo Ma sa ssA~ a III
Morgan Chambcrlin and Dunring, late officers 3
I the bark Orion, an alleged SLAYER. are hid III X
900 dollars bail each for trial The examine q
ion VIII probably take place to-day. 4lf ~a "
.i HHaf New York, Aprila. !
a mass meeting Of the New York Journe yrnen Y
Iousc Painters was hsld at Military II in in
ne Bowery last evening; ~ shops were rep .
escn:ed as paving two dollars per day Several ! !.
pceches were made In favor of a more perfect ! !
ystem Of organization for the protection OF the !
'ghts Of Labor, and 2 number Of new members .
we're received. 2
Jackalow the Chinaman charged with murder :
nd robbery ON the schooner spray, has been y
for trial. 'pa as f,5'E Il ffs4sa
ps5 .asa " Washington, April 2. !
AZ meeting of the Pacific Railroad Commit 2 2
&c, Mr. tlps submitted q resolution for sin. =
c route on the 39th parallel, with the condition
hat IT was accepted, that the road should not 70
outh Of the 35ih Or north Of the Alst parallel.
Ar kiilogg proposed an amendment enlbody-
ng Mr.. Curtiss proposition Substantially a. the
'asis with come notifications - 500
II. Winter Dayis oased . proposition laying
!own three points q descriptive Of the GENERAL
Erection OF route, viz ST. Joseph, Bridgcr !
'ass sad San Francisco, witi, the outline 81 !.
I'll 70 incorporate company 70 build rosd. he
After discussing these vari,as places the Com
aittee adjsurnea till 70 morrow evening, On Mr !.
'enton's motion, with the understanding that !
lccisiys vote should then 6e taken on : route !
orsn blu Of and general place.
Dispatches have been received from Cant. Jar- .
~ ~ the Navy Department, encls ing comnsus II
atiou addressed 20 him BY the cosnfnantisg 81.
Ices ot tse Frsn h and Spanish ship III " Il, M
feTa Cruz, inquiring under What las of nat;oas J
le caatursd the M xican ste asners.
He declined giving nny rep,v hnt vc3 tsa,,,