The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-19


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1Ates5 could 6evSs ~ 49, CsatsalI America.
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North vOuld ~ up Centeal Amerjes suI2cienly
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the Nofthern. altgreq&a. ;qheq 10y rot 70 Gen.
trail Ametib4 1oEl1 o. y vonve1 OF the people
they found there.
n NJ. Thayef wOuld reply to that lie honored
che gentlemen from the Hoasb who wire ID favor
Of AIsseicani3ing CeMtral Ametica aii the more
that they could have no personal NOR pecuniary
Interest," 10 tie matter, having NO men to spare.
Especially he honored The gentleman from His.
sissippl, NE. Quitnsan,) who prOlcssed TO be
moved BY considerations of philanllsrCp and
Thought the people u Centrai Anne RIGA needed
the assistance IT our ColODiets 70 get I'D or
their oppressors. He was glad 20 hear him dc
fend the rights Of emigration. No man priced
those rights more highly than no did, and 10
welcomed the gentleman with his enlarged and
noble views, to the ranks tof the political re-.
generators He would nos endorse tho gentle
mans whole speech, however, but waited for
the E1ecutive's response 70 know whether
Walker vas As 20 be- defended Or not. But he
PejOiced that Ne found aid and ceInlOrs where
he least expected, In she great political mission
airy movement Of the age. But while the argu.
ment Of philanthropy was sufficiently potent in
the South, and While 81 the North they were
yet near enough to the sun 70 have some warmth
of heart to respond to the appeals Of philan.
thropy, YET they hsd at The North more direct
Il not more potent arguMents. They had not
only the arguments Of philanthfoplsy and me-
cc5sity, but the argument OF making money
also. These three arguments make great
motive power nt 70 move heaven and earth.
This new agency Of organized emigration was
power greater than that Welded By any poten-
ate or emperor on earth. An established CON-
pany controlling the emigration Of the country
might laugh &c politicians. Presidcnts, Cabinets.
Congresses and Supreme Courts. They would
make cities. states and nations wherever they
pleased. They could Anericanixe Central
America, and add It to the Union II they want
ed Il. He was not prep.red to saw vhether the
people would want Central America annexed or
not. but believed they would soOs5er gain
thousand square leagues than lose single foot.
There were In the North few men who hon.
estly hated the Union. Thev had Z right 10
their opinions and he would not stop 70 cri.i.
else them, There Was also larger co,npany Of
souretl dlSbanded politicians who proIessed in.
difference; but the great and overwhelming
majority Of the people Of the North were re-
solved that no aquare foot Of territory should
be wrested from she jurisdiction of the Union
without being first bapt sed ia blood and IRE.
They understood the linton TO be premiership
for life. As 20 the sentiments OF the people on
annexation, he had no .loabt that in due time
they would have not only Central America in
this Government, but an between this and Cen.
tral America. tT ssfaa a I'm Faaaa aa
This was grand missionary age Of the world,
in which individual preachers were not sent out,
to perplex ignorant barbarians with abstract
theological dogmas, bu, with the preacher we're
sent the church, the school, aud al the appIi-
ances OF civilization. They built cities and sent
out steam.engines, which, are the greatest of ell
apostles of liberty. The missionary emigration
was wonderful power on this continent. aud
was destined to be throughout the world |: for il
would be Just as effective against idols in Asia
AZ against despotism in Central America. They
proposed 20 use thls 'n.s hty power 20 regen-
e'a'c oen,ral Alaer'ca ~ quick ''ne' nat'on
WOMB oe porn a'mos1 ~ GAY. ~ tnis organ
Aeo system sne new community Souiu staIs
upon pan % c.v"za'Oh % nign - enat "n'cn
ieIs, ano leaving the desd .'noer OF tne old
oemno, xo0'o press on wtn lne sigor OF youth
g nigner c..lnza,.on. Kansas Wouiu oe
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