Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

n m. bv forwarding their dues Immediately by
IN. TAis WIN save " the employment Of an
s.e.t a srsas drawback expense. Delinquents
"A, vou attend 70 thiss We want money.
aeusAeya Iowa Hsrsicultural Sseiesy.
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~, :. =. b ~ Ce.a Rsea. A sssssal attendance
sfasnssn u requested.
- u,aea-TAs Prssldsas's Lesses-Perssnal.
We srs g,ad 70 zee The papers Of both parties en-
saeea In sulossing The late letter which was writ
sse y ~ direction Of the President to Mr. Collins
- such sentiments a. are contained in that lctter
- en- most heartily subscribe. We admire above
IN. - spisit 10 which il closes. II embraces the
1ocsrias ~ held up before our readers so promi-
seatiy In hast weeks paper. fraternal and pa.
s1c plrie II now more needed than any thing else.
~ avoidsnos Of I'll causes Of irritation between
- North and the south would allsy the present
sse1tensnt and secure peace and harmony. Strong
81 aosimolious Language, however well deserved,
sever win accomplish such . result. Tho only
Aagse Nat blocks up the way in securing this, is
~ uae denasogues will make Of the now-absorb
10 question, TO advance their own purposes. The
cootinusd agitation OF the subject 10 their most
ahas rope, on which TO hang their hopes for oface
aaA psslsrment. To this they viii continue to cling
. ~ last. Men who have been discarded by their
pasty-broken down politicisns-will be found to
b ~ most prominent and loudest in singing peans
% Ne popular side. This ssunjust annoyance,''
vtl - kept UP a. long ~ it will win, notwith-
standing II 10 20 pointsdly deprecated in the Presi
Asats letter.
YV~sA L. 49, ~ a
Evs1 Nr souLE, the to-be second edition of. c.
CALHOUN in the future movements Of the South,
ssys that hs loves ga Uaios Of Sovreig~s in Con-
(1srsey 81 ssssis" aDy that Union and no other,
~ =" hsseys ssdetermined to stand.'' But this
saos Mr. souls in the face OF such sentiment
would dssy to Massachusetts, the same rights that
- would claim for .. Carolina and Louisiana
Our fear 10 that the aims and objects OF the Union
nay b frittersd down by leading politicians 60 AZ
70 b made to mean almost any thing and every
thing they may choose. II 10 well for our people,
that Just at this crisis, we have such man ~ Mr.
Fllmore At the head Of the government. u any
snan understands the aims and objects Of our Union,
As does. nany President ever understood his du-
y ~ President, ne does. We have nothing to fear,
tAsn, from the South or the North, while the mass
% in action.
tits In no mere abstract sense that we lore this
Union. wehave NO rescrvation-no enthusiasm
eoe any other form Of government. it, democratic
lectures We admire 30 mpch that We ofen pray that
shsy may become the political physiognony Of ev-
cry nation on earn. We love them 90 much that
- would have them more honestly interviewer in
- The whole body polite than they have been, 10
70 secure their benefits to all classes Of our peo-
PIE on larger scale than they have hitherto been
sajoysd.
We revere the Union ana the Constitution. We
have exhibited this reverence on too many occa-
sioas to have it called In question at this late day
We too, for obedience to the laws Of the United
states. We have condemned the nullifers at the
North % well a. those in the South. As = freeman
~ cannot b. hectored into more explicit state
meat than this, by the sscrucify him, cruelty him,
spirit that has presented itself in many forms Of
laks In Burlington. Every little petty annoyance
ths4 could b brought into requisition to cripple
~ Hawk-Eye and it, influence has been resortet
to o. encouraged BY those who ought to have beer
~ fsaends. The object Of al this 10 plain enough
% -. We feel under no obligations, therefore, T.
suDsr ourselves 70 b dictated to BY those whose
their control and ito editor submissive to their be.
Assts. Did we not feel it to be just ~ obligatory
sopeoaots The same pacific feeling in this commu.
siey which b invoked in IL Presidents letter to
- pssesiesd N larger scae,we would particular.
asssAoss anAoyaacss and point out those who have
saeaoysd sAsa. Dutas they have done little appa-
ssas harm ssA have fell far short OF .ccouplishins
thss designs wsssl the less willing 70 stir I'M bad
saeoa . sustain and vindicate ourselves. his no,
Sesaass ~ have aot data enough to DO this. 1,
- bsesnss - lovA our reputation lets, but b.
easss ~ love The peace OF this community more,
seae ~ decline mailing foil and public expostiou
q Afs aassf n Ill its details At the present tina
II standing Of the Hawk. Eye throughout n.
eesnssy h % good - il ever has been. Our circu
lsAtoa b enA Of the largest-if not tie larre,t-o
say passr In the state. We have reached this stat.
espeespsstey without any extra aid froa the lead
- wings q Burlington. Acknowledge 10 b III,
wAig esgan il tAis section ofthe state, the Hawk
xgs ever aincs ito establshnent has received yer,
lheas syapathy q encouragement from those who
hass bssa REPEATED TO b the leaders OF the Viii,
rss1t b Burlington. Had there been such mutual
oo-opesenoa - wa needed and which IL has At al
0nes eesn our pleasure to afford, Des Nome,
S00Ssy - sOso sAnO WOuiO nave Oeen q WhiR COun
=. y perhaps due here to say that in al pecu
MARY nsttefs-in al times OF embarrassment
wAss he isisndship Of these leading whies "a,
0sst aesded, We have Invariably received NOR,
'said and conto.t from personal democratic friend
thaa - svef did from then. No psrty-spirit O
sisctios warfare shah ever ersse from our nemor,
this net.
b regard TO continuing in our present occupa
tioas ~ have word to say in conclusion. 70,
every two hundred subscribers in this city 10 car
chow one thousand out Of Il. These subscriber,
hass ~ been obtained By any extraordinary ef
forts, but they are attributable to the merits and
reputation the Hawk-Eye has gained BY our tot
and iaAastry. prospeross - 10 the sstablisAnen,
wears rssdy to fslinquisA Il with Ill its extensive
s1vsrtising and job work custom, just ss soon %
fstf fsannssatiug offer shall be made for it, those
wAo srs dissatisned with ito present nanagemsnt
~. f"-n 10 . universal rule among our Graf,
70 Insist upoa The name Of the aatAsr OF any snony
n0us article being given up to The editor. Such ,