The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

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Gsir lsalagapd trathislasas, easAlss an axtrae'
lAoapshs Addrsss of ~ Psopls u KansAs -
thoss Of the Unitsd States, asaing sysapa
thiss q ~ The friends of freedom = he strsg
i gls shey are new abousto make 70 rscovss what
has been vislsnsly sahss from them, the sisb'
Of sslf government. IN this address short sp.
peal = made to the people Of Missouri, and
while the greet mass Of Nissoarians aes cleared
from the charge Of Invasion and conquest Of
Kansas. the whole people of the State are sol
amAly implored 70 keep their rufHans at home.
The drivsller Of the Gsseste is trying 70 make
HE readers beaisve. By garsiing paragraph,
that Kansas sesslers voluntarily clear the people
Of Missouri 81 having intervened in the affairs
Of the Territory, when there could hardly be
foucd words to express in stronger language
their appreciation Of the iniquisy Of Missouri
Border Rnl6an Rule in Kansas. and anxiety to
bring il 70 an end BY securing 70 themselves the
great Constitutional right Of self government
Il = not every lump Of stupidity that hap
pens 70 occupy the chair Editorial thas i sharp
enough 10 find in % out-spoken adoeument %
the one in qusssios any thing 70 help along .
sinkipg party With ito monarchial principass.-,
Could not the Gazette b. induced to publish the
whole Of the Address, We shall give 1t to our
readers In . day Or two certain. s. ,at
It would not answer its purposes and we
could not expect II TO copy the following, cut
from the same paragraph, because 1t looks like
nything else rather than exhonorating Aissou.
riAns from blame. 9.t aa
We implore you not 70 attempt again 70 vio-
lase our righte. We are mon 90 you are, and
our common manhood requires that ws should
resist you u you do. We are organised for do.
fence. We have the pledge Of Gov. Walker
that no will use the tr00ps OF tho United States
In our behalf. IL you persist against your beet
intcrests-a against oil considerations Of patriot.
the mad coNrse some would mark out for you, =
war must snsuc, protracted and bloody, boz
tween kansAs and Missouri sew 4
WIN the Gase.ee lot W know whether Or not
the resistancs Of the people Of Kansas, BY
boldly facing the iAvadIng border ruiaan army
Of armed voters, and protecting tho ballot
box. would be treasoas Does Il preach ''acqai.
escence," a. Last summer or has its ideas under.
gone some modification Il Il time that paper
was deAning its poaisioM, and while u 10 about
Il, can let W know whether SaMuels, whom hs
spoks ef enforcing Haasas lava upon settlers,
meant All tho Kaasas code, alien aud acditioa
laws and AlH
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Aato Mr.. Lowea sAriatiasity We say nothing,
but ~ 10 hls being = .nAn Of wright tMpalees,"
we should liko to know what Mud VI An IN.
psiss Il WAS that aeat him hammerlnR after the
apirlss, rappers and dppew s-ThNt he
possesses to seme degree the es,ecm aud cenil'
deace oi the people, We do not doubt, oat y IL
principally confined to that class Of men acting
with the Hack Republican tse.iea,--t 0ssesse.
Commentary.
IA Y full and complete Anawer 10 the above
splurgc, aud all other abuse Of our Candidate,
by The Gazette, We suhioia the following letter,
addressed ty msN Of all partiss, TO Judge Lowe,
Al the expiration ot his term Of office ~ Judge
Of ,his Dlstrict and earnestly asking his accept.
ancc for second term. Has the Gazette man
sufficient shrewdness 10 recognise any Of these
namess
To Hon. r. r. Lows.
Dear Sivs-The term of your official
service ~ Judge Of the frat judicial District Of
Iowa having nearly expired. the undersigned
members Of tho bar, reeidcnts Ia Mt. Pleasant
and Burlington, In said District, deem Il proper
to express their high appreciation Of your ser.
vices. Vs
Elected to this important trust by the sui.
frages Of your fellow.cisiaens, soon alter the
adoption Of our present system Of practice,
your duties have been peculiarly responsible
aud srduous. The proper settlement OF the
many intricate questions incident to change
so radical, was no ordinary task, requiring no
ordinary ability. The manner in which you
have acquitted yourself 10 alike complimentary
to those who favored your election, and credi.
| table TO yourself as . man, as a lawyer, and
Judge The urbanity and courtesy which have
nnitormaly characterized your intercourse with
the members Of the profession have won our
regard; and the adjudication Of intricate ques..
tons has commanded our respect and challenged
our admiration. .ee
| In conclusion. permit Us to tender the assu'
RANGES of our most cordial esteem. Permit US
also to express the earnest hope that you will
suffer your name to be used in connection with
the same Office, for reelection, hereby pledging
ourselves, without regard to political distinc.
| tions, 70 use all honorable endeavor to secure
| the same. esH sa