The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02
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a prominent member Of the. Csbi... .
day that unless Congress provided sas
lance of volunteers TO aid he Gu. @ @s
believed the Capital would be ,,,s" 1910
ably taken before the fourth Of T,,.t
reliable. Aaica
{ The Boston petition was received !.
acclamstion 800 va
The Presidents message. u,,;,. -
pass no laws increasing bis povsr .0ap
laws during the pendency Of Inc :, !. = snl''s
ginated by Virginia, is likely % MI; sI'os'iss
bolden the S~cessionists. The -.
frightened st the power h. - od,s
above all things breads any mora as
Mr.. Hemphili indicated 10 II. g..
the probable secession of TINS 'eoAN e
There WAS q long fight ia Il. g..
the reception Of the resolu,ica, = 4. oo;y
road meeting, and over Cri.,epx.,s ne X
Mr.. Hale, and Others, opposed - .'sssio1
Crittenden spoke in their hyor w MA
had. Nv 'esioa
Mr.. Iverson. Of Georgia, has v;,ha,...
gave utterance to violent speech. in IS.
reJoiced over the action Of the sou,b ~
esied that all the slave S,a,es vorla
formed into new Confederscy. II ~.
the South would never paw dollar of -.
or private obligations. The North. m;s'
war or peace, as she chose. He concl.a.;
opposing any reconstruction Of the Gore
Messrs. Slidell and BENJAMIN leave =.
Col. hayne and Ex.P President Tyler ,s,,,
night that the President has ordered /. 80
ment to Fort Pickens. They are In. con.,,,s
munication with Charleston.
The statement in the Norfolk paners 1.
Brooklyn was ordered to intercept other =
Of war dispatched TO Pensacola ia cous,s
The artillery was put on board a. nr,e,
airy measure. The dispatches from here 4
Brooklyn was sent to reinforce Fort P;cI..s
created tremendous excitement a, CO.
and it is feared viii result in an r,srI h
made on Fort Sumter.
Besides Cassius N. Clay, Hon. Green 4,
American Representative from Keu,,,h
dressed the Republican meeting on q,
night. He declared himself unalteuN, =,
to the Democracy and in favor of The u,rl
Constitution, and the enforcement Of n
He urged Republicans to make conee,so,
1t is generally believed tina, the oI,,,.
against the Capital exists principally N n,
Sums Of money have been raised BY The 4
counties, and it is supposed have been J.
arm and equip men for the enterprise
Mr.. Grow has the credit of putin, Z
through 50 quickly to-day. He rashedhI
ference to other business, and with he
amendment. She is now State.
The bill for re organizing the nilitis ois
trict Of Columbia, is an old one which be-
on the calendar for two years. An aueua
providing that the officers and men shall ub
came oath to support the Government q N
istered to the regular army, Is violently an,
BY Southern men. Mr. Deiarne.,e Of Vim
said it was hill to create pIs;orisn rus3
Nevertheless it passed; yeas il9, nays A.
The Presidents Message is not svsnsr
garded by Northern men, who see ID apaI
change in the policy Of the Adminscsdsu,s
ing towards the Secessionists.
IversoR's retirement created no sensatioa.
one Northern Senator. Mr.. Gwin babe bin
well. He was always unpopular.
Especial Dispatch TO the Cincinnati ceunersA
WASHINGTON, Jan
The Stars and Stripes have been raised a
of Washington Monument, 22s feet frua
ground. Ex-senator Mallory telegrapbd
morning to Gov. Bigler that, 'if the BID
enters the harbor of Pensacola, the disuliu
amounting to 100 men will open upc,
Pickens." The nomination of Judge Gre,
for Secretary Of the Interior was sen. III
Senate.
The population Of Oregon is between a
(52, 00O) and fiity-thrve Thousand; of ca
three hundred and eighty -four thousand \
hundred and seventy 1854, 770)
!. Secretary Dix viii remove secesioniss d
first Of next month, in his department fAs|
pndiation Of the idea of the Reconstruction Il
Government, by South Carolina, Is hpiyj
on the secessionists in Virginia. Promp,sl
BY some Northern States, have gre,ty a's
ened conservative men IN that STATE. D
firmly believes that she will secede, but Hl
satellites look lees confident.