The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-16

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4sou"u IT, II " iaH US now, IL VII, nowevesy
-. oe our sauN out because an inevitable Crisis
'As ."s' youta, OF u mannood, - 70 oe en-
' = ~ cons,l.u.lon proved IN tnat case
y ue .nauequ.te to,ne tr,ai. 4 am sure that no
'.'o'' "no views the suo)ecs as 90, could
s'sn " evade or aelay the tua'. ny delay We
'ouio only extend oivery, At the most, through |
,us .ne 1uan.ic region OF the continent. Inc
acme =, ssope Is iree' ana Il always must and
vii De Tree. Tue mountain barriers that sepa- |
ate US from that portion OF our empire are
lote enough 70 oivioe US 100 widely, possibly |
o alternate Us too soon. Let US ONLY become
~ siavenolding States on this side OF thosc bar.
'ers, WINE only free States are organ .zed and
erpetuated on the other side, and men. indeed.
here Will come = division Of me great A,neri-
an family into two naticrs. eoually ambitious
or complete control over the continent. and
conflict between them over which the world
MI mourn as the greatest and last to be re-
rleved OF Eli the calamities that have ever be-
allen the human race.
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rhc Lccsmpaon Democracy Of Penn
syasanaa'
ane recent lnaorsement OF the Lecompton
"inu'e W tue state democratic Convention OF
ennsp.sania, mas called out an earnest and
p.St'c protest from mr.. forney, IN leader
u .,., W tue rress Oh monday.
'ne oarhesh chapter IN the history OF the |
'eM = VI pennsylvania has just been writ
-, says 'ne man who made Mr.. Buchanan
'esioeu.. AS contrast to the general heal. |
y ac.'on Oh that party IN favor OF sound prin. |
pres AZ past years. ana as pernicious prece.
s.n ssu pse'eA1 .or iutore devlations from the
~ =. CONSCIENTIOUS euty, 1t mas been read,
. !. r."ss VII oe leao, win emotions OF PAIN
= InSels ivsee o. truth ana iair DEAL
g. g., Inc y" ".; 1Osney einPnatlcai!y re-
aya,. ~. n..I" =. s'e CONVENTION 70 snter-
s..t;a..t. 1890 c,sea oy eMe fns'oauct.o"
~ .S.'. '...es''s - s"os e'eeo, dMa IN d.s-
nc cO"s'ase"ts0n 81 tns pledges and tie Prin-
49, s~s Osmoe,ot'c parry. mad the
' sn.oesaus masses OF pennsylvania been fairly
lere would not have been ten votes in favor
the programme OF the Administration in re-
ARD to Kansas, and they will in good time
'pud,ate its work Mr.. Forney takes credit to
mself Tor having denounced the Abolition
atiorm OF Democratic State Convention in
s4s, when has denuncation was echoed by the
al'ea voice OF the Democracy. He also takes
'caslon to remind Senator Bigler that he OPP
eseu tue Kansas Nebraska measure in 1854.
Sucn are the sudden turns in politics. Men
40 measures change like the figures in phan-
smagoris. Who that saw with what almost
lperhuman energy and unrivallcd tact Mr..
orney managed the canvass for Mr.. Buchanan
the fall OF 1856, could have believed that he
ould be read out Of the party by the Adminis-
alton organ before the Administration was
.ef nsriod NJ I Runs.na ns a. .nas m TINS
f. ,bs nnt,... .an,;saa aa mousu no' only iai-
3on, rs sturdy ;,sma"...as ' I n w. W. open
rnished b;s nvn f.a ~. -, : aa ,ossser
rmanent n;nr, ,,an nos, Nv oia pan no,su ~
rr Democracy "a as too e. v%
en- Of . s,.tasmsn - ~. ~ 81 pool = spec,,
ali The nnrer fo- ,ha asasaal, a anI MN wni
unit unon her spnnor, of IL psa oa, "
date IN the canvass Of Issn III 'asa.., .An q
incidence chic, 90 press 'A 1"uouo'i"s =
{. -- VS.. ~
ESPIONAGE. Ruchan an =
$ been the first Of our Presidents To emnlov .
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