Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-26

lhssesaisr.1ys i ~ ebssti qdss>d srssrls.
warned Erx ssd 81 His, I hsvs sal1 ~ that
she NJ so{yst beer1 ne last isssd % BsstAsr
JossfAsw sAeus ss,ses sissps. ffse k0ess - Jou-
sehss like ~ HsAstias ~ Je1esssA. kSs1
Ma iasssHs, eaas "a M sAarfie4s hlieisser ~
Lessto~ ~ gesaAes, i709. fbese yoa wdi
fad words 10 HIS se6eeti-.sIf t~o natsoas
ese 70 war A5th oas another, The ofhef ma
tions pnfeu,sg 10 rsmsa 1t peace, coasesye
iheu natural right .reeiy = tsade with all na-
oas. whether nea.rsi o. heihgeseht to come
and 20 n.sh peffest freedom without moissta-
tim from 'shomso<ver; in . word. they ought
Be 81 liberty 10 consider the war, 10 sh,ch
10 sre no parties, q non4er,siisg with regard
tn them - D other Jon than was 81 infant
10 u; aid rtudeatiy departed IN practice from
the The vsxor Of rs psiHctples; pat cnst bsn
has Gfoga giant snce; now he would answer
with snaiesiai, efgunsnts which your aipio-
mist. together with yoHr caefusion makers,
~ould be hardly able 10 d gest.
Yet there they are. jour coafusion. makers,
and thsy speak to yen Of the good English fisht
OF search. snd advise yoa to maae = blockade
war Nth the United States. Aid they ae no
Copenhagen Of 1901. be sure II II,
Every eai ghfcned p 4fitictaH, and every Eng
iistr patriot can bat rejoice at seeing the uncor
ruped masses Of England ;he people aroused
! 10 take an interest n the great rational con.
cetns Would il had happened earlier, England
were nos not 10 the raefHi maze she Is in u
the people doe. rot save England, England IS
lost Bat IL 10 very much Q be regretted that
| aat,i now The popular demonstrations have been
sHoxt y itbout any national comprehensive pos
| tviiy for aim Mr.. Urquhart may probably
| have the richest amount OF knowledge OF diplo-
| matte fact. in store for England, and he Ger.
sainiy 10 strange reasoner on the theme, what
1t is English monsters ought not to have done (;
| but unfortunately he Is one Of those negative
.pirits who know but 10 deny; (Gnths's "Ceist
| der stets vssneint'';) while on the question,
what ought to be? what policy ought to be
| adopted; taking matters not Is they should have
| been, but IS they are, never yet was able 10
learn from his speeches ;o,itive opinion.
"fmpesch Palmerston!' That's all. Very
| Well; bat I for one feel quite assured Of this.
| beat az enemy II you want 10 tIsiotge the
| visconDt from his seat, oppose positive poll
| cy TO his policy, lei il be declared by the pco
pies voice, what is the way England's govern
ment hall 60, then, the choice firmly establish
ed, choose your man, not on personal antagon-
ism; but on this established policy; pledge him to
| it, ,d-,tiiy him with it, aud, depend upon my
| word, you will make him in six weeks power
too strong for the Palmerstons and RIsscls, and
all their tribe But with mere structures on
what they have done, with censorious argu-
nents bearing but on the past, without an adj
vice bearing on the fu'ure, they will pooh,
| pooh your attacks all the time you may yet
live, just as they have pooh, pooh'd you for
some twenty five years past.
| A mere personal issue never yet did save q
country; il depriyes the bestrart OF your argn-
ments by the mere odium of mere PERSONAL
ity A negative banner never yet rallied a
party. Politics are not = lawsuit. Raise the
banner OF positive principles, and men Of op.
posite principles may be buried under its folds.
Attack men in politics. ard whether they
stand or TALL. their principles will remain. II
is the story Of King Stork In exchange foE
King Log. f
What matter the heroism and valor Of our
troops IL we have bad policy, said Mr.. All
day, In the chair and that's the true point
PROFOUND good policy with the thunder Of a
peoples sovereign will, and you shall have: a
good government-if not your opposition is the
frog. and mouse war OF Of Aristophanes.
l, for one, say, you have to vanquish Russia
Without Poland, YOU cannot vanqu,sh her,
Therefore, a Polish eampaign-that should
be your policy-that is The tuoto nlke-'In thi.
sign you shall conquer'-that is your Larabum
Do not dream OF taking The 'nationalities' fol-
aim-ihat's not your business, neither are you
in the position to set yourselves up for tn.
champions Of others Vanquish Russa-that
lacking Russia BY Poland should be your pol
icy. II Austria lets you do so, we'll, II not op
pose Italy and Hungary to Austria. There i!
the whole mystery. Until you resolve on tina
policy, al your anti Palmerstonian demonstra
lions will prove mere moonshine!
But instead of this, you say Impeachment,
while with strange logic OF confusion, you say
war by blockade
Reason jumped out at the window, Will,
Passion walked in by the door. Dear me
what ado about nothing KossurH.
THE SUN HAS RED FLAMES Professor
Henry, before the American Association OF
Science, gave odd results touching the exist.
ence of red flames on the edge of the sun. a,
observed during solar eclipses These proiec
tions of red fame were observed again in MAY
blackboard representation of them was giver
"A circle with clovea tongues Of fire During
eclipses, it appears. remarkable appearances Of
these flames have been observed since the yea
1888, when Alexander and Henry were as,ron
omers together at Princeton. One used yell
low glass, the other red. It was found ina,
these flames could only be observed through III,
glass. To test this, last spring when the BIZ
eclipse happened, Mr.. Henry experimental a
Wash ngton. He took large burning lens
such as are usually IN the light honse service
and concentrated the rays of the sun upon a
piece OF shingle-the wood began to burn
when presto! the same sort Of flames appeared
of a beautiful pink color. range of differ
ent colored glasses was brought 10 bearMbu
through none of them, yellow, green, nor any
else but red could The fame be seen. Mr.. Hen
ry called in the arohi ect # the Smithsonian In
stitntion, and had him look. He was ohliviou
OF the existence of the flames till the red glas
came. A candle was taken up, and It was in
visible through The red glase. The inference is
that TINS phenomenon is real. The pink, ac
cording to Mr.. Henry, is subjective color
color IN thee e. This opens, 1t is said, fell
for investigation.
AYANKEE BEcGAR.-We heard lately of