The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21


M. MALLORY. No. When the States
acted on the Constitution I'D the 'asAI
lions Of that INSTRUMENT. they eIecteo con-
vantions and Legislatures with r V.eWl -
hat speciiic object. II the Sentlehisl VIZ
aIter this resolution and provide 'oT Lhe
calling Of conventions OF the S'a" -
eide whether this amendment 10 Inc Son
situation shall be ratified or ho', th.s. 10
would be some ground for the po~i'son ne
AZ, KAssON. VIII the gen'len.ac vote
for the proposition thus amended.
| M. MALLORY. Nc, sir.
| Ny. kASS0N. must proceed WIZ my
are,,n,ent I appeal from old kentucky,
WITNESSED oniv with the tradi.lells ot ne
| last thirty wears, aaLering 10 Tie noG.-lnes
OF the n,lliifers denounced ~ 1acH,on
rraa. modern Democratic ia'h.r. apEeai
fcovl thu. old kentucky 70 tna.
giant ke..ucsy that is now rising =. 4A
place. and representing the re!er LeNU
racy OF or fathers, that young 4.anl-
srringing like Minerva full armed Iroul
the front OF Jova, which took aciioh IE iss
Legislature on Friday last IN the sPlris oi
This amendment. and which has an elo-
uuent exponent upon This floor, M. 1eA-
, mar. 4 from whom we have heard cnce On
this question. l appeal 70 tnal yeanS
kentucky, infused with the LIE OF 'he
! events. competent to understand the neces-
sity Of a modification OF our inssituUons
. which is required by the times and Dy CIR
: cams.ances. And 70 that Kentucky sup
ui,thea argument which render here, tori
/, viii meet me or the terms and premises,
the logic which have sought hnmbl- 70
submit 10 gentlemen on that side o. ihe
2 House to-day.
= For the present leave the Gu8stic- OF
y constitu.ionality. and call the a'ten.lon
i OF the House 70 the only question, bes!ces
i the constitu,ionality OF the measure, wnlch
! in nv Judgment should be considered here
4 by legislators who desire to act for the Fest
q interest Of the country; refer 10 the pom
q cy OF the amendment. Let me say -sIe
Il that il i ne vessary t. carry into cfecI one
!. cause Of the Constitution OF the uLlsd
!. lGt,:es which has been disobeyeG IN nearly
II every slave State Of the I mon ioT gene
v twenty-five or thirty years past. l .etss ~
Is that clause OF the CONSTITUTION Whic- oe
il elares in section two Of the fourth article
i that the citizens b. each State shall be en-
o. title! 20 all the privileges and imtnUnttes
J. o: citizens OF the several states. Io0 c.An-
- Inc. 20 into a State Of tie North - WEIGH
"A Won do not find refugees from southern
n State who have been driven IRON ne
b. S.e-es u tho South where they had rishr
II 70 live as citizens. because OF me iyrA@hg
TO WI icl this institution EXERCISED over P1p-
On lie feeling and puoileopiEion, ana even 80
", laE vs. I'll those States.
!, n nv own State there are rlmoe-e al
II, men who have been driven from TIER
e- faEMs, 20. for any oiionse against ar 81
=, the laws which usually constitute crime,
on but because IN opinion they did not agree
:, with hose who adhere 10 the institution Of
20. slavery. w no does not know that WEAVE
INT abundant proof that numbers OF meE III
On the State CT Texas, Germans who had set-
Y. tied there, quiet ard reaceable men, FAVE
NJ, keen foully murdered in cold blood because
I'd they were known 10 he anti-slaveryin &c a
M. .iluent? Who does 70: know that innoce n
ladies, cultivated. intelligent, Christian
me women. have been driven from the Cities
10. and States Of the South, not ior any legai
n ot,ense committed Ivy them, but because
IRA. they had dared to say something off<nsl re
led TO this in.o,erant spirit OF slavery? Nay
~ mere WHO does not know that il has ,rau.
gnra:ed cruel despotism, q spirit nrr.al
hat beyond comparison N the history q 70.
ir. world, n ne treatment s. soluielr II. ~.
Union taken prisoners by them since "a.
.he war commenced? What other civilized
4 I nation exists in Earope, or on this cont
III nen., tha. " ould have treated prisoners !"
- war az ours have oeen treated IN TINS -oe IN
80 ern dominion? ask gentlemen 10 pen
-, me 70 modern history, and show me WEsr,
q - prisoners Of war have ever received sLcl
,ha neglect and brutality rs our soldiers nss'
- encountered " 10 nave been maize prison
80, ers al the South?
% % AMI wha. il he reason Of it? II - u.
~ cause .hey cnarge these soldiers with e
.ha ing ato.i,.onista. Thcy aTpea! 70 TIL ~
no safe. mad spirit OF slavery, aud ihus nea
r crime upon crime. ] speak 81 i coV IL II
e...eta 70 illustrate is effects, rem.E oe
!. ~ il was slavery whion positively refused u
80 agents OF wha: gentlemen are pleased
- :. style q sovereign STATE mike Union = he.ii
seks 49, =. - 80 ,e,,+1.,ca,, II -
-: cause affecting the right OF South Gao n
: -. oyeG free c1loreh citizens o. Massac.Nse-
~ in the courts OF Sou:E Carolina, ara Wa
.ho they no: driven ANONYMOUSLY ircin q
~ city OF Charle.tcn, without access - III
~ coa-t? Would that have been done u 81
ition .eiJ IAu 80. 80 o.,a- ;n,,s.-st;an w.
80 shu.ideTiEg horror, and mention }. OIL
light ,oi ~. ~ onairmsn III tho Militia
:. 80; - Commit mentioned 70 me YESTERDAY
.sio instance showing the effects or the ltltl y
ne, ton II another direction, infinitely Hcr'
49,, than the denial Of relief according ~ la'
:. -. and before ia own tribunals.
:. Here the BANNER jeit.
- Mr. HOLMAN. There is 70 oejest!s
=. - !, 10 .re gentleman from Iowa caElnE ~ 2
20 remarks.
NJ. MALLORY. hope.2as the CERT.
tie man from Iowa has been interrupted
y 90 much, and "a have lad part CT hls in
be will ice allowed TO proceed.
Unanimous conse nj was given.
4 :, Mr.. kASSOy. was about % say, \
~ Speaker. that one Of the efiectS-ant
oy,,a avold al illusion 10 ~ exercise q ava
= ~. au.aar..y, only speak 9. Ire PIN -opl
:. ~ q: tie ins.itat.on as traced il ite ehva-s
cannsa soc.sty--.Eat enc o: IL ettea- ~ s..'--t
be rs ~ a.tn . 49, :,
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~ - recognized business N par 81 Re @cs
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es bis W. . - 1900, /" - -ni - y
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Q hal Nh.uis 49,. ~ 49,, ~. -, y LII
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: .te' ana The .,,o3dho.f:Gs were III in II
""'' toar soldiers " 20 were torn to;,I. - ~
tho ieers and shouts If :hc r.aslt ~:
drilled the.ni Tel me tha. j. ~ 10y y.
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