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

remarks be.ow. We have &c. room for
,Gr. hass3a's speech . cay:
Mr. Grjnneil. vii de.a.n the House
bat q few moments, Intending 20 divide
my time VIA the gentleman from Illinois.
Nr. .'arnswo-tn.1
regard tals rs s. marked day in Amer
can politics and American history. Lam
happy 70 follow = gentleman from Slave
State-anG Z. siaveholder TOO, believe
MIR. Nlng, who adv coates a consti: G;iCnal
;.1ue nament wht reby slavery may become
ex:inc. .nroasnout al. the breadth OF the
land l rejoice that the State Of Iowa,
WITCH have The honor IN par: 20 represent
Upon It's tsocr, and IS known by her forty
thousand usiorsiy Tor freedom, has so Lon
Craole nelgnbo-, SO ,nagnau,noGs aud 80
atie philosopher aCC .<A:e.uian Npon this
floor.
j. seems % me tbs j. q day q great op-
pe..Enilits: grea. for he conservative he
publican who shall never more have 20
apologize tor bis votes, correcting his re-
co-G; ard a -Yea, day :or the Democrat,
WHO nav BOW break tie sEa"k-es .: party,
anc stand forth win the great Men and
patriots IN ogr ea-ly history, and march on
II ;ce -ovsl highway q freedom i0r a!
u@:io1s. S:r, tbs - one OF he Gays which
makes the tex: to. vo-ou.es o. .-i>.ory h.c
Ni.h re ia.e oi rs.ses 4nE an empire.
Now sir. IS lave &c. 20 FAX atCL. nv
own consistency, having reen. 50 FAR as !
krow. a. ways aa s...o..s,o--ls-, an aege -
say iha: do got snte- 2i.to Tie discussion
oi iha sinlle l-ap;le-y ot .tals raeasuye.-
Nc; al the In-es ao.a cerv .ha: here can
.e properly q irar. never believed IN
ne { G..-le. My vice L..,..e rrEo..e1 ~
i, ard me reading G. tocEs q 4a~, VOC
axe. q L.s.orv. ard 81 t-G<s word, never
"a s,1; u.e e.Se t:.al 10. he institution was
o., s5ar.e. = .ttlar.e o. netU-:l justice, anG
SO Sc4u-e.l4 n - p-e.eEa of.> :Ea- L 10
State 4 .nls In,cn tas as iegal existence
been es.ao..>.ea by ary LAW. And here !
Ces,-ee. - ASK tie ger.le,can trom Ken
lucky. Ss.. cay when .e SPOKE q ne
.eca4 AKA >.!.a.lcya; r-cn:s .. l. peo-
: p.e, w1e:e ,e finos i .aw n he Sia.e of
heC:uckv, Q. II any o.ter slave STATE. thai
j establishes ne system O! African ,la very.
| /: car 20. oe .oana; Slavery = an oGtlaw,
! and we .Ee G.t proposing 20 execute lie
c.im.lal ,lat sas ueen s.n oSi.aw ;o- gen
e-a;.o:.s n .ii-s country.
IL IS vel ALo~ -Ca- ne Erl.lsk coEs.ta-
zion ard me common law of England aud
ne decisions q tie great j..r.s.s Of Eng
! Land were aeains. tie existence o! slavery
! "a ira: country. ore John Hawkins was
he first 20 engage n the slave trade .n his
country. lie planted the institution mere.
DID Ia: lega.ize slavery? DID he nave
,!:cci It's queen anv authority 20 tranc Il
h2usu pe.ncs? Nore. How did slavery
eciEe 20 oeA-s. "a .Le eNA"h5Ss' 3oiu ."ne =
| England? No. bid Il come by coonia
! legs slat;on? No. How, :ten, came !. Il
these States BY brutal force. As Lave
i;sr.S - sa,s,t a,, C.,.o era n9,s. ,..ra
r.-a a. o,,.1.w ire s-,es. exnnnnaer.
- =. - - .~n.,s,.-.;or - ,-,-ass,;i 10 nar
lar4.;ou Of Independence Itself, proclaim
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ffisn .ioul + keL.uchy t.r. LAY loa. We ar
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nave destroyed s-aVe!y .Le!e, ken mel
saves W--i be SoaE.eo as iIeelneh' 1ns'eA'
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Inen. =.
B.. tie gec: c:,enan asks, What Will yol
Go w.a our slaves? What shall We &
with .ae.og All J: seems 20 me that :hos
; WHO have so long supported .hemselve
and tier masters N he past ran cer;ainl.
:ake care Q. themselves. That, SIR, =
question whsch we can wei afford % cav
Unanswered, since The ens.aved race as
establishing tne.r manhood and hgh:in
err battles.
: The gentleman from New York iMi
Brooksl stands ap Eere % defense oi nos
!, VINO s,e IoN "a feos--ion, so laf a. - az
care iLss slavery Las 20. .u.ea lne eNuI
. t'y. 4 81, si', lna. he Lau oeen mo. Z
oonVefsan, Win Hi4ei l,"n ..s .oA .aas :,
, n'o !eso less ol he"spnpe.S "Lu noie :
: on. poA,.cai ,ls.o.y. ~, er
known sns- ne g.ea- nsJo1..J =. .le ~
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