The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-09
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~ .sutxeroN, March 6--SENArH.- Ten thousand
Maics ~ the Tariff Bill wcte ordered printed.
Ne lN;lson n,Ioyed that when the 9enate adj
x,rusJ Il no tilt Nonday.& - ~ 81
NJ Hunter aoped II would adjourn before, as
l.. ..,,ed IN return home before Monday.
r ~. wilson sa;d he made the motioa at the So
l;c;ts,;on of several Senators, and had no idea
then thew would be able to get done business.
! D;xon offered resolution that the usual num-
her of the Inauoursls he returned.
Clipsman in giving assent did not endorse the
/ sentiments which must. If carried out, leadto
war.
Mr.. Douglas Ind come 10 the conclusion thst
! It was peace rather than war message. With
out conclusion. the executive session adjourned.
f w XsHfNGroN Mar f.-SsNA rr-The Vice Presi-
I dent laid before the Senate letter from Mr..
tEhase, resiguipg hjaseat "a Senator from Ohio and
asking him to have the goodness TO make this
bkhown to the Senate and the Governor of Ohio.
T. On motion of Mr.. Lane copy was ordered to
be furnished to the Governor Of Ohio. The Sem
ute then resumed the consideration of Mr.. Dix
on's resoluton--t hat there be printed the usual
number of the Presidents inaugural. s,i1
! NJ. Wigfall said. that as Mr. Douglas yester-
day had entered into a discussion of the mean
ing of Mr.. Lincoln's; Inaugural. it was proper
| his (Mr. W.'s) construction of it should also be
given to the country. 1t was impossible for an
| Administration dealing in generalities, whether
elitteripp or not. to. rive peace to the country.
| It is a fact that seven States have Withdrawn
! from the Union, entered into a compact, and
formed a government though the factis not Off
ciallv announced. The whole country knew that
| the representatives of the Southern Coniederaey
are now here prepared to be received at this
| Court Waiyino all questions of req Iarity as
! IN the existence If their government. they are
here to enter into a treaty with the Federal
| Government and the matters of controversy
must no settled either nv treaty or by the sword
| = n 10 ea.v tn tall, about enforcing the laws,
! and I,o,dino and occupyipps and possessing the
| for,s wien Won come To this. bayouets, and
/ not words. must settle the question, aud he
world saw thar Forts Pickens and Sumter can
not be held much longer. The present Admin
istration win soon be forced to construe the In
auonraI Forts Moultrie and johnson and Cas-
tie Pinckney are in the possession of the Con-
| federate States. but the Confederate States wal
not have Fort sumter in the hauds of the Fed
eral Government. In reply to Mr. Douglas he
1Wiuf,n denied that the Union. as it was form
erly now exists legally and consttutionally.-
The evil is upon us--the disease is seated-a blue
bnil at night and CUP of coffee next morning
NAV relieve the liver: but when the disease is on
Won. b,isternc and blood letting is sometimes
necessary and when the patient dies it is neces-
sarv to hive coffin very deem and funeral SER
vice and things of that sort As he said the
other night. the only question is whether there
shall he a decent funeral after the Protestant
form, or an Irish Wake The Union is dead
land has to he hurled. If YOU want a. Protestant
| f,neraJ Won o.n have IL If not Won can have nm
irish Wake. Co. ) -. M -, Il son a3ass
/ Mr.. Wipfall proceeded to speak of the diff.
culty of enforcing the Revenue Laws, adding
that troubles as to this will environ YOU all
| around Had Won not better deal with this
| opsstion, nr,cticaIly ? TJnfortunnteIv. Mr.. Lin.
coin will have lint a brief neriod during which
| ~ doc;de the onestioni RI no snnnoses the re.
;nforcement of Fl snmnter will lead to neace
be cam. make the exncrinent and so as 20 recan.
,urrg =, NorItrio IF he should not remove the
troons from Fl Sumter thew win he removed
| for him .St'aIsEE .F''E2 ~
Tba ,dont;on IF tho Cr;ttonden Co,nrr66mmise
brn,,o;t;o ,n;ob, hoya oa;nstad ,ba d;tic,lt,, ~
tbn conntrv hut II onlv received 10 votes in the
| Cona,o Ths son.tor iron, Ij,ino;s Mr. nn,,oi.s
Had s,i5 that war corld NOT nreserve the Jrniop'
1ha ITnio, hosa,ar 4, dissalvad -sa,,a, State.
have formed Confederation and 10 tell al the
tpros;dent has that 5tbair acts "a. secession are
no more than n;eces of hIank nsnar il an in.
snlt He rcnosted there Is No JTnion leCt
.Seeeded states will never surely CONC hack
thew will not now come hack under. INV c;rcnm
! sfopcnc-tbav will ct live
trat;nn i W;,bd,,u ,o,, troons ,han - M
a,ts,nnt 80 ooIlant ,r;hn,o pnS 30 ~ y
.raatr VIII ,,asa St..as ~ ,b;. Ia IN
| 10 ooo. -,,,a - a. sc 49, e .
,h;,bar and II will be frod i,to md 90. ,u;n on
sno ~ ''''>o AN v - va -
/ Will Gover,m.nt d;v;Jo m. nrhl;. r.o,ort,,
a - c';.r.. ~ ~
m,;m Go.an. 20; .ns PUN ;Sii. 49,,
,,.h;,, IN - III .ia 10y W
tn';.ous .. Inc ' eanHot .oniptoaiise witu
t,ai'ofs. Le' tsie remaining states reform bheif
Coneadan. u, is 70 ";o.p'"oie' sno 2susnerii
W; niA . .,' ny: ~ !" 'te''y VI Peace
aaa ~ VIZ :, y, waits
80 r 'e -" II W. i,r''h.
~ H." 49, sl'ui "s'o ~. q irea
WIZ .ue oonleueia'e o'a'es as i'uelehoent anu
You eau nave pehce' treat then' as states Oh 'his
on M. anu sou WIN nase war
~. p:n nrs so ie'''o'e ,ne ''oops rom
.i anu sumter VI -.hey VIII oe re-
,.Sss,a. ~, ''' o mas " So'ieet ,eSspue u.
o .:I, t oa,aina., anu New koreans, or II
, Mt az. .oneeeu .os NIL ne attempts 10 col
'eI y. ',e revenue res.slahce VIII De mace.
n,;sa -. a,~eaa w JIM your eyes NO conipro'
''ise VI a'.iehoh'elt 10 .he Oohsututioh-lio ar
n,ls ".' S"1 1'n'i'
t. le'oSn'A' s'"tes as prop y r'u pro
=; any osnec speI'cS VI propefs' Ihese
$500. "i.nu.eM run .ne oiiOn , y. their
paope'ty was no' prosoeteo, Inc fepubiieans
;oat Il .h 1 a." o,n''ou' slehce on the SUD-
rh - s ,ns ,na ot .' ai ,,,.
"a "a" ~ se '.na'ol rom iii'iiois was
I Tn,.n 70 prouuce tne impression That Mr.
n;tr p"rnr o ouH 'le liasIefiF shacti.
": c,oat pI .,yo oaino. prevail actioh action as
~ yon INST ,s;thS.or eu, - a no" neeessa-
~. y. ou nus "ls"u'a" your nag nom our
into treaty with ne Do tbis w. om nh "u en.er
minds for war in the ,,ernest "a Ga,
horrors - ''pee' - "-'o - It's
Mr. Douo,ss 20 ,,sd :, srhs.,u.;,,,,.
towns ,as,o,dar ~ ss '.ie sallis
pickens could not no hold nnah 80 Sa,i,'er E anu
cral troons There wss t;,,a - ~. - reu.
could ba 20 iecn ro;nforoea Wa az; ansn H,iite
!, could he nv. ,;,bo,,. H. u.u .roe oeie'e
nv land and sea There ,.ars Use I ~ 800 men
s',,,a 10 H.. w. ou' iew men 10
They had not bread enough to last thirty DAYS.
Ihere must be prompt action in favor Of pence.
dc believed the President was in favor ofpeace.
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