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

northern, States and YET, If the northern y
States shall be Of opinion that our mum
pe.s are vower'ess, they may caii lof.h eF ;,
arv rat.o.l.. resource. May congress no.
~ ,La. eva-y black must fight? DID We
Nc, see d lit:.e o. this las. war? We were :
no. so hard pushed as 20 make emanclpa-
sion General: hu. acts Of = Assembly passed.
! that every slave who would 90 n ihe army
sron16 De free. Another thing VIII con-
,rihu.e 20 pr;ug this event aoont. Slavery
~ ae,es,ea we feel It's fatal effects we &C.
More it With al! the pity 0. humanity. Let
All these considerations al some future Pc .
rio,: press with full force on the MINDS O. ,
/ Congress. lie: that humanity which trusi
will Distinguish America, and The nee4 sslty
~ ma. onaL defence: let az these things OPP
crate on tnei- minds; they VI. se Arch hat
paper, and see II they have power q. inan-
omission. JAuG nave tney no., 81. iaVe
:aoy no. power to provide for The general
,.eterse arc welfare? May they no: think
.hst these call 1or tbo abolition o. slavery
NAY they no. pronounce Il. slaves rec =
Z And VII hey 10. ee warranted by mat
rower2 There is no Ambiguous smpl- cation |
or log a. de<llc.ion. They have the power
n clear, Gnequisocal terms. and VII GER
ta!nly and clearly exerclseM.
Ny. Il AS~O<. And II reply 10 Ctl &C. |
: tons O. ina. X md, made IL the convention
, Of Wig. ma. another distinguished member |
Of ina. convention, Governor I.anGolp-1,
: rebukei :Eenl and SAID:
- hope tina. there arc none mere "no,
@ considering the subject in ;he calm light OF
: yni,osophy. will advance an objection dis
nonor.u. 20 Virginia, tha.. 81 the moment
!. they are securing the rights OF their Gnu
= ze,s. there ) a spark Q! nope tina: these IN
Z fortunate men now hell II bondage may,
{: hy the operation CT the Gtn1nt G"oef}.-
!. lqent, be ,nhie free. -; FL. Deb, lage
= l9>.
Is Sucs. si-. was the doctrine, a. tina. time,
q o, tie fathers OF The country, regarding Il
ri; ..s conss ,.e:a.ion in favor o. tie Sonssl-1-
y, ,.cM ,her. proposed IL. adoption :nat tie
D. was a posei b.li:y tia. under rs operation
ne whether uv laws passed under ]. o. hy
= amendments that Ugh, uc made IL accord
Y. ance WITH Il. there was possibility. "a
~ spark q hope n the language O Gov.
] Randolph, ina tlese unfortunate lneti
ed held IA uondsge might te made free.
OF; Again. s.r, 4. the same .isne whea .ae
10 Convention ina. framed he Constitution
Ii, was 10 sess OF lie Congress o. The Coniei-
as GRAFTON was sitting il Ph.!a1e.i 'hla ans !
nd quo.e from tie A., k,lGwn - the "Grdl'
q. rance al -, which established freedom
a. throughout the Great Northwestern Ter
N rsto~v. these words. declaring - purpose
81 .F,r extending the Fundamental prime.
IN PIE Of ''c-,il and religious liberty. wnlct
llv lo-,n ne BASS wherein tEese repno4- -
81 ,hei. laws. anu constitutions. are ereetel-
nd Thus declaring that lie very basis o;
NV which rested he republics then existing
he the severs., States then soye-e9 gu was -
are tunG a.ne,i.ai pr8nnip}e 81 e-v.A ln1 Ee1iE-
rtv o,.s liberty and they des red 10 e&;enn
ere 20 the NORTHWESTERN itff-'o1y ~ ".
on ing every save free that vas the prae.l "a
,c- etlec. D. !. n all ;La, vast territory. IN
ers q av st@te n this correction that - a
ia. ot Congress - .ha. time, and by IS -e-en
in ac.men. ~ The first 1oIsI'us.oA;t- to-
, n cress saves were e,nanci p2ted n mat tei
ri.o-y, And reco,lect we'll inat subst
,ar- rslen.!y here came from Indiana, the.1
re-. territory, and, Mr.. Spes t-er, yoa "l!l r.
the member he historical fact petitions /!
AZ ] Congress, praying 10! the SUSPENSION.
,oc. regard 70 -isvery, OF the operations Oh :h'
,Sn. ordinance -e-ena led under the Consti,t
acy ton. the object being, from the ne"essi.
hen TO- labor, 10 authorize the people OF III
sod. Territory 20 hold slaves Tor s. longer perlo
nil. Thus we End, sir, that N the very incel
i've ton Of the Government, by is organ
IN laws, NJ Is debates and could occur
,o-v hours il o;.iug from them 20 the same Z
do. fec.N this very subjec. was considered az
now legitimate s.4bjec. for legislation. Al
the- wnen re other gentleman from ken'uch
o:ca Mr.. Clay declares that by this propos
nm lion We propose 10 take rom me people
no Kentucky their property, to deprive the
nts. OF that which belonged 10 them az pTope
il ~. cali his attention 20 The better spll
,ul3 Of the fathers Of this country, who nenl
,e- tina. :. was property, and regarded It on
NAL IL the Ugh. oS personal service, Ike &c
which an apprentice owes 70 his rcast'
,a-. excev: tha, this continued ior IRE ana
me o,he- FOR d term Of years. -anl iGr,ner.
has connection "ia thi9 La. 80 ~ 49,.
.eao citizens OF :heir property, call a,'enl,
!. IS 20 the .s.c: .aa-, 50 FAR IS have heen a.
90. 10 examine. nat AL lie aInan -lpauon =
CO., has .anec ,lace n The United states
Il n AiI!e,ir<. 3Ia Ne oe- u.;-s ~ &C.
con- 20 Ire pressas tl'ne, ~hS. y,a;.~..;
The E.rstea states, has been c;fan elra-l
~osi vy;thoa. improvisation. lie. any gen.
~ ~ ,ns,, =, his House from any state IN
= Dro. Inior where emane patton has taken pa
l.ion correct .ny s-a.e,nehs y So - %
tside Massachusetts 1ue'e WIS ~ Noi''
igin- -o.,or ho-o
,ella- Mr.. VI 44A-ofsa. i-,'"I - i'ai ~. ~, :
liable fore la Teen more oa"'' any. NO. -.-
,1non date.
the sir. r NJ; no CO.,
rnsnt and nc. by the Federal Government.
~ Mr. EhSSON. ] speak now Of the Pr
z The c.p.e oi cosa pensas4on. - ,,'.o,.i.;ons
thus bic. thee being TO express PROVISIONS
now the Constitution against II, y u oe nv
fable 20 take what they can properly ~
wba. ort Us. cc,n pensa.ion, then, SIR, = app
- The 70 the acton 0: States exactly as i does
-, the United gates and TO gradual e'na.
~ ~ patton chemically with rro;np: ernane-
eves ;ior; fox gradual emancipation only "a
B. the aw4y Z. smaller propo-Iqh, Anu q
,ns;;- amour. q he property. u "oulo ne
49,, "a ,,,T,eh io,a.;on Of principle. IT /
,,ers Question 9. degree, and no. change
OF he principle.
ferred Now .ssrDf, ". ; ieakeT, shat sne =
Mad Of a5assa ch use:.s eTnanclpased w'hoat
ing to co,n pen sation; that the state ~
could Hampshire eUaanclpated w1'aous an
do!ph pansa.ion; SO also the state OF i.noue !.
trick land; the State OF ConnecLca.; .ns
erted Of New York and the S.2ic o! Ten.
en- in vania; so also the State OF Missoo'.
a,sa :be state of Maryland, thank
ght 70 since the outbreak OF THIS repe,ll !;
al the done upoa this principe. nov .nat =. !.
e per- king away property, DIX lid, - - seaia
TIA, iris ss 40. property q: al, buf IS 4
-ougb. !ai.on O. 81 institution which ~ ais
.ionit suhjec. 10 .he operation OF the Aesisi1
he i'm os tic co.rtry IN proper iofn'. 49,
= after Nov, ST., this beng 70 WY, WI MA ..
tn at IS sstency with the history OF tnis 49, ~,
Of that ask gentlemen On max sue VI !no -
d that car. hey rise here ana say 'ha' .ni. ~