The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-21

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exandeia . avetasn ind uafel5 Keep insls custo-
q any pFeppFty tekso - that Of pssoons en-,
9sesd in OF aiding IL robe Mos against che U.
b. until the further acsjens q OsngFcss touch
ink 1.-THE same. The resolutions pasoed.
- The Hes,se resumed the :ooos1desAtiea OF II
special order bsing Mr.. Blllottb resolution pro.
posing TIE enandpatiou Of the slaves Of rebels,
&c. ',alS 70 s g. s9 iea
s NJ. Harding. Ct Kentucky, invoked Z calm
and patriotic consideration OF the subject nov
befprs the House. Ie Il ives with the deepest pain
that be Witnessed the introduction Of she propo-
sitiOu at an sasly period IN tho session and ~
astcnpsto p. 4 under tbe ep,rass q q ess
previous questio0. He Thought that there was
Z dispostion TO exclude I'll reflections and ~
fased 70 pause in tho apparently mad career.
&c With delibsration, his hopes revived. aai
NJ. Harding then proceeded 70 elaborate the
following points IT his opposition 20 tbe pending
resolution: 70 ssi. ~ % y.sssos24 sdi 9 . I
ans First--We have no Unconstitutional power to-
pas them Or any bills on the subject. ts 4.si
Secondly-He proceeded 70 chow from copi-
Gus extracts that Congress and the ,Prssident snd
the Administrations stand pledged In the most
solemn and public manner against al interior
enco with slavery-therefose, to s.nction such
policy would be . paipsbls violation OF the
plighted faith Of his government .as 7s'5
g Third. He opposed the resolution because
legislation on the subject II forbidden by every
principle OF sound policy. >. -.
Fourth. He opposed them - 2 oil kindred
measures, because tney would inaueurase var
which would Involve 10 ne horrors sseloysI ana
disIoyai, me mnocens and goi.y, ana war dis-
graceful to any civilized christian nAss0n. -sas
2, In the course OF ms remarks pc sala sns Vat
has nothing more 70 DO with slavery tnan win
any other institution. Let slavery alone II
MI .ase care e. nssn' ne s,o vec 'no ,!us.'ce
On ossel.,ne Ing W. IRON =. os'sma. aes,en'
Union ''f' <4it
~ 4 ,oecl,.;ora aro o,i,n;t tod n,
NJ. Van Dvck. Chairman az the Tnvestivat;nr
Committee: isiilf.t', ~ -,
Resolved. That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be requested to adjust the claim against the
Government for the Ave thousand bali carbines,
purchased through Simon Stevens. by ]. C. Ere.
mont, 81, the 9Th Of August 1861. and after.
wards delivered at the United States Arsenal st
St. Louis, 81, the basis Of sale Of said arms 70
the Government for So 80 each: rejecting all
other demands against the Government on the
account Of the purchase Of said arms. 80
emnlOv1nQ r.
parties having no official connection
with the Government ii, the performance Of nuh-
lie duties which nav be properly performed ov
regular officers of the Governments. ana of nur
chasing by private contract. supplies for the if.
fefent Departments. where fair and oncn CONNIE.
fition might nrnnerlv he invited nv rarannehlo
for proposals. "a injurious 10 the
public service and meefs the nnn;,si;Ss5 S;o.r.
probation Of this House ~
: The conclusion az Inc renort waa no.tnon.a
tin Tucsflav. III ~ r'1f %
( Mr.. Morril introduced n hill which was n.ssea
- .n.ro,a .ha 800, 80 - 90 p'soe ,
lectors Of the income tai, until the 1st Of April
next next 81, I,-.---zz.-.-I I....4.i.styt
The Fire at Charleston..Neoro Iusurrec.
tlon. a.
BALrIxoRr, Dec. H.-The Old Point boat
brings the report Of the discovery and prompt
suppression by the military, authorities Of, 4 ne.
gro insurrection at Charleston. The account
sss.ss wa. Tue Pc. vas discovered oy the BODY
negroes oe the c;.r yere ~ - ,;h.s sun ei sne
h,nds from tho oorntrv M 80 ~ ~ 49,
armed q. NIGHT he said .Io ooh .s ~ DI I.d
been fred nv a free negro wbon, he dos;o,. ~
and Who has be.n arresscJ small onaa,;.. -
arms were fund nnSer tho aao.s - .ha =,
cabins Tbav zero an nav anS n aoaJ an Ss .
t;on. n smother nsn,os,s aah;n su?u cona .s
bstcbets were found secreted TS S "rs. s e.
consterna.;on nrsvs;Isd Ear,;,;o. no $3.50 ";s
and harr;nu thar w;n5ov, Tha e, en Sosins
he;nc comnoaed of non sho az IN ,;i;..pa d.'
~ t6e f;ra engines wsre wosLaa ~ ~ n msy ~.
broke and rendered nseless The - r.. an mno
me Offices If tho Conr;sr onS ua"o. ues. ones
to be destroyed e''' A-'' ''i'u'' Ai' 'A'o
Another account o,..o. .ha. ~, , 49,.
rection hroIs om. - .hs s .ne insur
lima two dsvs before .he S.a d ~ o ,;,, .aIo
nncheckea I'M. this is.t s. au e SUI laglng
sntaen,;cs,od '"'' ia'' iopof' Is no' wen
$50 - 100
Feeling in PIttsburp. sAei
PIrTsBgRG, Dec. l6.-Enelish news received
here with general establishment and profound
Indignation at the tone of the English nress and
alleged policy Of the British Government There
is one sentiment here, and that ia. that the
honor Of our country must be maints;ned and
~ 1'1""s'isn o'us'er' 5=liGH
The Federal Victory In Western virginia.
PHmLIpPr, Va, Dec. l6.--A force cons;st;n.
of tho OH {T,d;o,. b - l..-.t.ELl j. c--''','o