The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-26

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II IN hut too true II was q Hatterinc tale
which that hussy Hope told Us when she made
~ helieve that the invasion with which We were
threatened might never burst upon our borders.
Parson Rrownlow. the Fighting Parsou, has al
resdv taken the fe,d and Is preparing the basis
"a operations FOR his imminent campaen against
IA North He has left his headouarters az
Knorville. Tennessee. and when last heard from,
about ! fortnight since, be was holding sort OF
mnster az himself review Of his own forces,
before addressing himself to the serious business
Of the var. at Honteville, Alabama. I, On that
occa,ior. 4 We learn from The American Inde-
nenflent. az that Mace. he made proclamation.
st Ina head of himself Of the plan Of his attack,
n that we can have no ground for complaining
th.t - are taken by surprise. At this moment
~ Il lavinr in his supplies, and providing his
munitions a war. in the Southern country. In
the discharge Of this essential duty Of . good
general he Intends to visit all sections OF the
South. to see the negroes on all sorts Of planta-
tions. $50 that he may be fully posted, and able
10 meet the Abolitionists and tell them to their
facee that they are liars" He will collect good
store Of ammunition from these authentic
sources, and then pour his we'll directed fire on
Of satellites" s .
We tremble when We see the roll Of these
myrmidons, thus destined 10 swift destruction,
headed by the name Of the editor Of our modest
sheet The Goliath Of Knoxville challenges the
whole army Of the aliens to the deadly ehcoun.
ter He thirsts to meet "Greeley. Theodore Par
ker, Wendell Phillips, Henry Ward Beecher,
Garrison, or any OF the other big guns OF Anti-
Slavery, whom ne would denonnce as inn1e's'
As s'enderers, as hyPocrtes, rs mars, anu as uod
forsaken wretches generally ana wouin prove
to all honest, right thinking men tnaI tney we're
SUCH. ne dechnes the proposi''on w sus&ess'
ed, when the bulletin q ms p,oposed IncuIsioh
hrst reached u.s. that ne snoulu oe ine' oy. Mr.
Ffedes'ck douglass as .he nos. suitable pN: psrson
to take the other slde o. ths question; ms ne
does, because, "as 2 eou.nern gen.aeman Vc
wnicn cnaracte. 'ne l.nsuase ~ nu ~ 4uo'su
above proves ms unques.lonae,s .'uel ne cor!0 Is
not meet FREQ On accouns - sno eo'1I - ~
skn. ana ye. ne soss on - say, ~,,a ~ ~. ~.
consequence "n'cu naNes us Appf.uenu sus: NJ
.sthere is not a free negro north Of Mason and
Dixon's line, that is not as honorable, and every
way as worthy Of confidence, ~ any Black Re-
publican editor, politician or preacher, in all
that ungodly region" Why should he be de-
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