The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-16

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the Governments 70 err were iui'y ne'' 'e.'ne -
moving hresspry' ~nsn sn' '.'I y 49,
came law. Three years under TINS laSser VI
ri6 have served 70 empty tho treasury and sad
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The Tariff recently reported to the Senate BY
Mr. Simmons, II isuHded upon the tarifofl s4s.
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osen stsAWse, anu sfe':ee ua'y ''npo'sS wy
responding a. lar - possioie 70 the oo ca'oTe"
duses OF tDe sar'n Oh 1850. for example. sne
I'd vaio i7 duties AZ thirty per cent On Al sne
OAR iron imported IN nve years, Would pc $1,000
per tun, and the proposed tar'n gives specine
duty OF siS. TN. substitution OF specinc io'
I'd valorem duties y SIN IN accordance WIN ~ tue
European precedents, ana 10 expected 70 fenoer
the pubic revenue more ssaoie ana constants anu
prevent sne irauduens Invoices common MOI uhoe
she osher system, 81.
Many hepuo"cans ~euio IKE 70 sSs sne sugar
duties aboi'shed,'to punish LOUISIANA on. 'nere
are many VINO question the poicy OF sucn
trious've justice, ana sucn Al aoon''on "'su'
peril the passage OF the Dill. As" H. naa
engaged the oons'dsranon OF 'no'e 'nseses'eo'
for some years, and fully meets their views.
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.s....s. For the Hawt-rye.
| rae Feses Congress.
Deiesa'e' IRON 'ne several s'''e' arg ''se'n
oieo a' washington lor .ne pu.poeeo' 'f'ins =
saved from destruction. We can see no bette,
v.v than "a adhere str;ctly to the Constitution
and all II. provisions. 81
We know .lre.dv that the iustie.tors Of III,
nresent disturbance. do not want any compro
mise their only aim is secession or the total sub
! m;ssou Of the Free States to the Slave power
/ We will agree cheerfully. that the most bind
ing provisions shall be made to carry out all the
compromises Of the Constitution. but We stronel,
1 nrote.t against .nv propositiou to make tn,
ssyeholder, the dictators of the Union.oa i
IF there are radical differences of opinion in re-
gard to the real meaning of some of the article.
Of our fundamental law. let both sides of the
question be fairly and squarely brought bsfor
the peopae. in the form of an amendment to. the
i Constitution. according to the mode described
in. that instrument. and let the people decide