The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-23

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lme6 asng Congsee y 9sanGsV =" ~.
0ne4 anew and makSfo
'Hait0ss.- S. - 5000 -
Mr. Powell presented peu.ion % o.''A $3.50.
Wisconsin IN favor OF tne Vrisssnoso
lions. .
MessfS Dixon ens nlesel = J. ~
petitions ZOE shsS 0oroer otass 80 onsse'''As.
resolutions
Ar bfagg preeenssd .ny 49, s.scv.ss.s s.sss.
Chngman, fe.ssscso " sns y nsssu csssss -,
from North pasonna- $3.50. .....- -.
The Senate Fssumeo voc 3. q.
bill for the dieeontnuance g sne - 49,
In the secedng Ssaes Wn'en - 's'' -
yesterday a.. rY.;..,
ALHunter SAID u sne csesss .sso - ~ ossv.
We had no rgns 70 GUY On suc'r Py. Vs.s .
The postal laws mao nos Deen 'Ss'ss. ~.
could not undertake undcf ING Ooussisuso ~" ~
punish States in this Wy.
He said the ezpressions OF lnseTrscssons M
rebellion in the bill seemed 70 % pss Up
which would end ~ using iorcs Asa'nss 'no
Stsses
r. Ar. D00IittIe said u was measure y. PesSe,
NOT war. He said Il was the duty OF the Gov.
ernment = acknowledge and face tne changes OF
the day. What are the new ideas which We have
to meets The 6rstis, the idea that slavery 70
blssaag aads psepsr state q soe'ssy N css
Repablic. This idea was not admitted .by we
men who framed The Consultation, bat was sne
idss Of Calhoun. Al said = wss An svtl, beth
socially and politically. -
l Mr.. Clingham asked when he. Calhoua saIc,
Slavery WAS blessing e no IA. t.s.s /.
Mr.. Doolittle seid he said 20 on the floor Of
the Senate. He said it was the best and most
stable basis Of freeinstitutons.
NJ funntor ha uaa a. ad "a hear this
! not measure Of coercion. He thought it4was
not necessary to pass it, as the Postmaster Cen
| eral has all the power necessary.
f. Mr.. Powell spoke against the bill, and said IL
it passed it would give the power Of despot to,
the head clerk of q department and destroy the
liberty Of the people.
r. Mr.. Fessenden said he thought Senators were
drawing on their Imagination. The bill simply
! gave power to the Postmaster General tc aus
/ pend the operation of the laws and release him
| Of any attends TO enforce the laws. It is most
eminently measure OF peace. The secret is
| that gentlemen want 70 force us TO acknowledge
| that Secession is lawful. Il seems 70 be the
aimple truth that gentlemen won't let us have
. measure of peace without acknowledging the
right of secession
| a Mr.. Hunter opposed the bill a. coercion. sE
! Mr.. Doolittls said it was q measure of peace
A Mr.. Douglas considered the. bill a peace msa-
sure. and was gratifed to see il from the other
/ aide of the Houae a5 70 q
After aome few remurks in response 10 those
! Of Nr. Doolittle. Mr.. Douglas s.id he believed
| there was deliberate Mot 10 break nm the
Union on the pretext Of devotion to it, and
! tb.rn vera 40 r,snv d;.union men North al South.
/ = Furtbar debate ensncd - - -. - :,
M Green nronoseds an .mer5r,ont that ,tba
post Mas,ar can.r.I .Iso .n.,and ~. ,,.;Is
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. tive Session Ad;onrnsd
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we aggregate % s74 guns. None Of mem could
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mee M. .,e a"u many 1n ~ 'n'n "oulu iequ''o
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ss.h ~. u,seuss a o.nsl s.:esss .on.
nec.eu WIN VI. Nay, anu Pl'pos. resoluson
1nas sas sso.e =, sne a, wv! - a'eep.ins
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ncets Oh Tue navy, VINO were IN arms againss
.ue gos en nnen senoer,hg Tue same, ano
nose WING sougas 70 resgn, .oa' thsy miens oe
seno ,,;s.; a.on sne = inPoseu .ne,r
COMMISSIONS upon engaging IN nostilty towards
s.e Uonssisuseu au'nor.es u .ns nalion' nave
stSse city. nien, pre!uoiciai 70
.ne ulsclphne OF .he iefv,ce ana injurious 70 the
nonor ana emc'ency OF tne Navy, ior no
ues Mr paa ,ny cen h;e "a .ns noass. -.
M M p pla supmi.ea minority report
,;.n. ' 30 .sa .;as;.U a'' a'S'en'eu iron 'ns
NJ Daras s n.yonc,;oo -. 81,
on ,ho ...o,,,.;S Was5a as NC r W.. asA 'o'e
oh r rne Tgsolu''oh on Monaay OF TUESDAY.
s,an.on,s Vo,un,sar h; Tue 'oiS'uera'i0h Oh nr'
''a NJ p.ao J.ua - nin L.. -.
no a,oo,ot;r ~. n doaa nns sp.Ion, Sonciuoins
Mr. Howara ren,;sd ohenas, .ns 1n. ~. n
cocks sneech "a clan tran. and hi. ans..I. ~.
as on'p 'fap, anu MS apPea's were
in s.s;s.;un 80 hra., ". .s 'ias.a ooh'eu'ion
~ rho anns;s ~ 800 % .ae goverhmen.