Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
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The Sguatter .Souerig,, of July Sth, publish.
ed at Atchison, Kansas, by .Stringfellow 4 Kel-
ley, lies before us, aud we make the following
extract from the ciOsing remarks of leading ed-
itorial headed more Abolitionists Turned
Back H ta-.
''We are of TIE opinion if the citizens of
Icaycnworth City or Weston would hang ouo or
two boat loads OF Abolitionis,s, it would do moro
towards establishing peace in Kansas, than all
the speeches that have been made in Congress
during the present session. Let the experiment
be tried ...-.' s...- z-..- g.. .. .- s.....
On the 2sth of June, the anniversary of the
Palmetty Rifles of Atelison was celebrated, by
parade aud banquet Squatter Sovereign says;
''At the head of the table hung the Blood q
red Flag with the lone star, and the motto of q
Southern Rights" on the one side, and South
Carolina" on the other. The same flag that first
hoated on the rifle pits of the aholitionist ut
lawrence and on the hotel of the same place
in triumph, now hung over the heads of noble
soldiers who bore it SO brayely through that cx-
citing war" sg. ..es- ..-s.. s..-e.spa.s...-s .
Here are few OF the regular and volunteer .
oasts offered. We have room for a few only
| The President Of tie United States--A Chief
| Magistrate who illustrates that people may be
governed by a strict construction of a constitu-
ton, without reference fanatical prejudice and
| passion 80 s ,-,
| haasas--0ur chosen homc-stard by her
Yes. sons Of the South make her slave State,
or die in the attemptl g....,...
CThis toast was received with loud and con-, ]
tinued applause) 49,. .ts-e
/ Hissouri-Our alley-nobly has she stood by
her younger sister. All hail to- tie gallant
/ Border Ruilians." We pwe them ono. ft, -,, -,
/ Gen ID. II. Acknowledgement by South
Carolina as one fit conmand-he hestut to give
the order and, to a man, We will baste--, (, /.
ITO the just and glorious strife, ss,s-.t. = a
With our knives, Southern Rights shielding;
! May resign, if it must be done, even life
But DIE at least unyielding."
| Tie Hon. Preston s. Brooks--By whipping
crazy Sumner he has furnished the Ind edition
of what the abolitonists call BORDER R,lHian-
ism-that is, the determination of honorable
q minds to resent injury and insult from q mouths
piece OF fanatieisin coming from what quarter
A it may.
Dtsmioa-By secession or othcrwise--a bea.
2 con of hope TO an oppressed people, and the sur
est remedy for Southern wrongs tEathusiastie
cheers.)
The above are some Of the written "regular
oass" offered by those patriotic, administration
men, who have convicted their political oppo.
nents in kansos of TREASON and have them in
| limbo; and the national party or adminis.ra-
!. ton men Throughout the Union, cooperate with
them, by sustaining an administration that is
pledged to give those villains all the aid and COM
fort il has done heretofore, which is the entire
, force Of the Executive TO carry out their views
If this was not so, would these traitors 10 free
. pom and the Union, be such hearty administra-
ton Inens How National they are!
e The following are some Of the VOLUNTEER
e toasts:" s3
s The Gffy Of Atehiso,.-May she, before the
!, close of the year 81, be the capital Of soph.
era Republic. Cheers.
d Hon Preston s. Brocks.-The garland woven
i on the battle fields Of Mexico has added to its
y aurels which will not wither at the approacl, Of
IS Summer, {is,m,ner. s,5
i Ransqs-We will make her slave state, or
= form chain OF locked arms and hearts together
L and diein the atteinp,. :,
+ Jo'tn @ Gaihoaa--Thc man of dnty, sincerity
;, s., aud truth. Drank standing and in1silenee.)
u I Gen. b. 4. elio,o-Seconl only to the
ID iiiustrious Calhoun [ReceieeJ with loud cheers
Tie distribn.ioa Of He Public Laf1tis.- One
$, hundred and gsixty acres5to every Pro SLAYER,
a settler, and 70 yaholi,onist, six feet by tws
Go it, We Nationals. Abba Independent
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