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

tlarnan was member Of The House q. me
tine, bat take it for granted thai \: ne
had oeea he would have saPpos.ea the res
olution, IS did hisfriendH. he -eso, l4icn
was offered hy .hedis,inElienel gentleman
who is row 2 Senator from OHIO, M.
Sherman.
III. KASsON. WI say 70 he gentle
nan hat remember tina. resolution WEI.
Mr. VOORHEES,. Ie: me read i.
Mr.. AASSON. !. vas ted yesterday,
and propose - answer that point.
My. VOORHEES,. I.e. I;,e read !: for ICY /
own pl-pose AMI then VII net DEAN re
gentleman:
"Resolse... Tha: nei-he- re Federal gov
eminent nc- me people Or governments d
the a-slsvehoiling states have he PEI
pose CT TIE constitutional right 10 leg.s.i-.e
upon Or .l.terfe~e with s,a7ery = ary STAKE
| THAT resolution embraces u derlai D
| th-ee soar4es d poWe-: ). denies that 100
| Federal Government, has airy sLen noVer
It denies that tic people 81 Ire non-s.aTe-
holding States have any sven power -
denies tha. The governments Of The non
| eholainr States have any SUCH power
-altogethe constituting the a-oacest de-
NAL upon his question Tia. could possibly
&c pu: IN the English Language.
/ Mr.. EASSON. The gentleman from m
diana Mr.. voorhees, agaiu fai1s tn 90 JUS
tice 10 his ,ogi al powers. When "e &c.
that right we laid the very ionncailon
which ls.i ;ies this action % get the right,
, 10 vii, uy AZ amendment. "a that Sonsl!n-
, ton which .hen uonied il. We propose
this Amendment 10 TIE Consctntcn 20"
ii the liga. thrown ove-:h country ~ tns
; horrors o: this war. We propose ~ amend
| L in order W get the right, anc 10 f9rDls
!. the opportunity TO avoid The GccasicE Q! a
s future war, and u restore re-tLaAent
i peace 10 tA.s distracted country. We
e passe a resolution IN ,hatspiri' tileE, when
4 gentlemen Were crying ont IT, G.4.e .Fdli-
4 ches INSTEAD CT cannon b.:.s, a.1 e'.'y
: body wss wiling 70 tender The owe 1raAch
]! in advance ot an, 10 avoi. the s4ete!lts., 81
: / oCd
: Eat when war has come, ,lo.nitassand-
5 ing that when the olive branch -aS seti
! rejected. waen we have been Ie! ~ tl.t
}. side Of the enemy with nayoatts silsee2t- q
reciprocal olive branches. tbs eJt-Ls4-' A.s,
: learned a new session ~ An $50
that tha, class Of men III tie -+3t..-4 u ~
Z he treated a \ well with iron as 80 WA
i the ceuflettan's frltnn~ a%re Lse4 .-st.et-
:, - -. Z mere paper taiu.Ihat IS t.A.
e So vas with The acton g lie Convex
= ti0r - Chicago ~ walc e..e 81 ~ $50 &
: fer>. i was declared ta@1 70 -..4f.s.-- u
q pow.e- vcs}1 ~ preserved ny I'M; al Io.4
= interference. i. was nos accepted . "a
Suy..a; the balance 81 q5atr "as I3s r.
70 Se-.eC +. -sar-aatI0a upon H. $40 ~
l. tu- va, ,sve-th4owA IN Ike .acs q !, thA
q: showing tae NEG, s,l-y Of soiis fG--1t- M
= ton CT the subject IL oEt.eE -, ~ -
Q. ance Of .cner may 20 restored AZ! IL
he peace 0! lie country Peri etSlatea - "el! :
60 established.
- % no. ee.tleu en pe-eei ve tia. -te-e Ia
It been VA about tins very 4.Ae Sen sHe
Ok hundreds b. THOUSANDS li ives Aase att
los; II a Wa PROVOKED ~ tAe .''.-e
@. this institution; inst the question y ego.
y presented, 10 .ne country. with 3 ret.o -b-e
- significance ..nt: poker, until yoa 49,
~ 90 mo. cottage IN the most renee ,-stil
" et c. the ratlon wLefc, II lie la1-s'
tears for dear cnes lost, :f,ey ~ r. i-a
,th you 20 save their poster y..,-o-n t'e.Ls w
3rn ge6 70 si,eG tsooa agaElf.n contest Il1
,in vo.ed by those who taTeno e'lee ~ -1e
.be cause. and who have no grounds for az, 7
ss. ~ tie support ii either Christianity .: q
m i.iga.iuu o. q any feeling Q. humanity
ii their race.
,t-s FROM Iowa hold tha. the powers q re 70
in. s.itu,ion have been changed g er a-Gec
IN. this var And further whether ..e see
nor now 10 amend the Constitution ay WIZ
Ont OF itself; or whether ne gentleman =
81. las. driven to int-ench 2 rselt, rian 7,
8 O. question, IN the war Io"efF IL i,o': u
,ro- Constitution remains unchanged, ~
Of lie permitted % respectfully st:sres- y
- the doctrine asserted ny TIE party tets
;.e war broke oI,, Uqoa the sarlec: g, e
. jn s;itu.:ora al power, should oo'asa az" -n>
lie ~. unchanged Constitution
30 ". l..eSON. !. J .2.te- re scope
.-ei the eentletnars inquiry, lte.rc" :. ~ -
nj. necessary Tor lie n answer hi'u ~ ~
-. f.,..i.ey III rat Cor 80 5tleu, 7s,sic,.
,7.yi no S0.ue 1As -eaa, he Knows Ia = "hIi.
80 rover ii. .L.s amendment IL - 4 H.
81 nv op:...cE - III the var power 3Et-,- !
20 ati;rE. -ha. tie Constitution c.Tea !;
.5rr rover - ~ 1nle:ire<a extent; ana t;4s
axe rests with tie organized -epr.ee1i..'-l
80 legislative AK executive, q re r.'
,'~b this country. how ta- th,.; power s.a-
-i.r- exercised. according 20 Re re1ess4t!e-
war. ard limited net 20 be p conalc, v
,a-v other provisions OF the Constitute y.
inr- AND row CAL the attention 6 9tI
ven men upon Tia, side and aron ale sizes
.rf This House 20 anCtcer tac.: .Eat .Ae.e
IT,. b., -wo Limitations % Tho Constitution
= n ,re United states upon re power OAK.
ana, i. n every other rssPec: TIA. 1ons I
% - ion n1ay be amended a tafy ~ .'e :
INC .t..u.ior oil Any state III this n-oTl -
-, slneree5 -ett- % the t...b .Arslc-e, vi
elIaI gives the power 20 amend, 40 ,cesa-l
80 the -ro.e JIM which tie anne 1efEe..s !
~ tye accom- ri shed. y says. 4t:e- fre-l--s
NJ on tha. mode:
may I'd made prior ID the ger lass -La
E.S an manner effect tie t-rs' and 1ei
nv. clauses 10 TIE ninth 50 -tlo-1 81 IL rs
~ 10 tee
and Ira. re.atec 70 the importation s. y =
70 so- persons, meaning negroes.
X "a "Alt that 10 state, without - cons
: tie shal. lie deprived & - elaal sN-ra5
l,tso,. the Senate.
g o5, Upon :nese ,wo rointe. or rather he
oraw nov; remaining point yoa &c. nj Is
..cht- .ed ty tie Constitution t"aL.@nd II. y
ii,ose every ocner point within ne ranse q
mos. yen,icnel action, - recognized ~ G.s-
tsse,. countries, Jon LaTe I'LL l1we- ~ ~
les as the Constitutions.
-. And here nasheyer been E.ore
ce-ous ao.tr ne p-crnrrt.ed upon ,f-s
ni.c. ;t,su .hs.; which w.4s encrc,a.etf go
i ar- cst.e- sit-t - 80 -oe : j, 80 ~.
: - f.or, ana a-l re Other hand -t-t
.,as- SfA.:.e-. rece.~ Lad tie ign tc c1't-e
nal .r,.o ::..s unior lller re ssfLe G'nIs
..on 4aes-i----y mat ss SIS y, H.
.ney went Of u he Union. -na- :" a
y.n.r. "a .rire ~ .2e gentleman - "a C.-9.
80 ma E3,;ss VITO pole, tlsna, ~ s',ss+?.
for, q aecla-e3. IL distance. tLae s,e. rs ~