The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

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election ef delsgats0 = he Censsitntienal Uon.
tenttoA. Walkef vent % the Territory, puss
sued ~ polfcy viii which III country y fausi-
! lNr. and The result b a. abolltioa triumph b
/ This simple statement Axes he responsibility
Of the diaasser upon Rebest !. Walker. ~ he
has betrayed ths South, % ~ hae deceived the
Adminieeration. We get ~ equivelent for the
loss Of Kansas, and they are cheated OF Demo-
cratic ascendency. But the Constitutional Con-
vention b Jet master Of the situation, and if
true 70 lie pledges will establish slavery In Kan
90, dsspits this Black Republican victory."
This i what the southern wing Of the Pro.
Slavery party think about Kansaa. They viii
mot giysit up. They are for bloed in Kansas-
they are still inteat upon forcing slavery a Tie
point Of the bayoaet upon the people Of that
territory. The agisation Of IL niger question
consolidates and sssengthsus The cause Of Blu
chanan in the Ssuth, 30 long - there Is hope
that Old Buck will make Kansas . slave State.
On the other hand, Northern Democrats, who's
party hes been destroyed and beaten every
where except in benighted Rennsylvania, By
Kansas murders and outrages. BY slavery agita-
ton. popular sovereignty, ths bred Scott decis-
ion and Sslliman Letter, long Ardently to get rid
Of this niger question. Mark how ardently the
Dubuque Express and Herald expresses its anx.
isty 70 be rid Of this poisoned shirs which wss
thrust upon the party in 1854;
'Those demagoxues IN The United States
whose political life has depended, for some time
back, entirely on the existence Of The Kansas
difficulties. must nov b censigned 10 oblivion.
The nourishmens that has sustained them has
ceased. The great dragon Of Kansas slavery,
| which has % long been both a. object Of terror
| and means Of advancement for sectional agita-
tors, has also vanished into the air. What
| shall the demsgogues now do for their daily
| food? What shall the sectiosalists do for an
object with which to terrify the timid? Alas
Tor them, 1.-THE sectionalists) their occupation 10
gone!n ts ~. 8 49,.
We hope our up river friends will be consoled.
They win see their mistake and notice that the
DIRE eaters have resolved that the agitation shall
90 on. They know their -Buchanan.-isl
in their hands-shey will trot him through
ride this niger rosinanse TO their hearts com
tent. the outcry Of northern dough-faces 70 the
contrary notwithstanding.
\ a The Wapello Intslligeneer contains what
purports to be an official abstract Of the votes
poled in Louisa county by which Lowe has
majority Of $50 and Warren ssa Will the In
telligencer correct It's figures, or are they now
right. As the Poll books were in the hands Of
the two Buchanan Judges, and At last accounts
Wightman was circulating around for the pur-
pcse Of affecting alterations, We presume that |
the matter was fixed up right. This bungler at
wapello has changed the figures By mistake.
"a We see that the publication Of the Du-
buque Republican has been suspended, or dis |
continued altogether. We are sorry to loose |
the Republican. II was an able and spirited |
Journal. But - there were two other Daily |
Republican papers and two Buchanan journals |
in that city, it was wise TO abandon it, If 10 |
are mot mistaken there will DO very large fall |
ing of in the number of Daily and Weekly I
papers published in the State during the next
ninety days and . pairing down Of those who |
weather the storm.