The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05


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The Administration copsdsnc- m v,sh m.sv
fair voras m neople q Ranssa' vere nrom;.ea
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advene 81 an R 81 W.lker -. sisn.l;reS
amonest them by Tie publication 81 eiabornte
/ instructions from Preai6ent Ruchensn aseur;ne
/ the neonla az Kanaas that II ~ Conaf;tut;o1
about "a 81 forned for their 500 vere not s.h.
mitted firet q, I vDte II tha neopie. ..Convreea
| oueht = rriect Nv Reat;nv a. these .s,ursncsa
| ~ m.;ority of Aha neonie nf Kans.a v,;sea
| peacefuily ana patientiv "a tha osDortnn;tv 81
adopting their regular Sfate 0overnment
| Have thev rot THAT tha Presidant uromined
| them. On he contrary. { false and trea cher
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| yention. q that-belyine ali their nledoes To
snbmit their vork % he 1eonie,a tote. a. an
dc.yorinv "a force ! State Goverr rert an The
neonle 81 Kansaa' vithout m,hn,;t,inc l. ~ s
vote o. tue people; and the President, James
BUCHANAN. g =. rom conslstentiy MAINTAINING
snes. socn Co1s.asuuon snousa Dc fe1ected pv
Congress-, V oe'es"nec 90 use aa tne power o.
ms immense pstrooaSe 70 nave snas Iraadniens
ConsutuIion fece.veo ano aaoP1ed- 49,
fernaps our respect ior the Head o. our Gov
sIhnnensss nOui0 NOT si.OW us % say tnat n.
Dncnanan mas gwen Iying assurances to the
PeOpae =! hansls. nus Nc nave gwen ms iste
"olvs =. ptVmtse, Maoe sn5ougn nis cn0sen per-
sOnai is'eno, u0v. noOer =. aiker, ana the
people KNOW ms present course OF policy. Les
tue country Jaoge Ar. nocnanan.
We turn 20 sne people OF Kansas. Iney nave
oeen soameiuny ceceiveo ana betrayed IN re-
earu " .ne privileges o! choosing snear own
CONSTITUTION ana regalaung their domestic sn-
situations. AND they have sworn to resist
nsurpaton 20 the outer ead. We applaud them
,or ~, ana gay: uod speed snem IN tne right
lie. tnem take up arms ana deiy NJ. Buchanan
ano nus troops. ana retsrn shot Tor snot, o. long
rs tney "sve gun sno NAN 10 nre u. Wnen
tnev nave atitaHen IN sne righteous cause, there
VIII oe million sreemen TO take their places
ana carry On the war.
what says the startled adherens Of the
Administrator, win you resist the law, and
become ieion ana reoel against the Govern
ments"
fos, We reply, even 90, 1t Nj. Buchanan Wills
II. tyranny 10 tyranny, whether perpetrated
by George the Third, or James Buchanan and
his myrmidons OF oiice-holders. IL IL as right
eous TO resist usurpation now, - ever before on
TINS continent. NO matter from what source i
comes, II must ana snail be resisted. There 10
no dearer right than that OF self-government
ana u Ar. buchanan iaIslfaes bis own promises
to the people OF Kansas, and attempts BY muir
derous means, TO crush their right to seit-gov-
ernment, ne 70 no DETER than any common de-
cesver ana syrant and shall De resisted, persen.
any ana omc'aily TIL h,s incidence ls rebuked
and his tyranny oveGhrown. And IT the end
is civil war and blood, 90 let u be- The like has
happened before, and no doubt will happen
hearted men gain power, and use that power to
Cypress and harrass . free people, and trample
upon their dearest rights.
The Kansas game OF shufiiing, equivocation,
vllany and fraud, is played out. The issue is
now made, and It 10 Free Government on one
side, and the forced rule OF contemplate mi.
norlty OF petty tyrants and usurpers, upheld by
will do as we'll to fight on now as at any other
time; and the people Of Kansas, and the sincere
adherents Of the principles Of the Nebraska bill
throughout the country are as ready for it now
as they ever will be. Let it come.-St Louis
News, 18th. fe
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