The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18

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Here b ths chief ssa4 Of power and inauesce.
although u istaking sts0Ag hold 81 eeiser parte
Of The Ssaas. Only ~ elder day, h openly
carried JsGsfsea CITY. the Capital Of Tie Ssass.
n charter elesetoa, . he surprise Ct every
bordering . To 0sste Of Ieva, and The party
p shesse spesadfng sesadily eoushwafd. And
hsvsa new hes she eoatrel Of several eounties
On the nissisippi- 81 ChAriss, Franklin, Gas
eenade, &c.
Ine FREE Deneeeasy nay Mt nov, perhaps,
- styled great parsy," bot is h growing
party. lt b bold, and eon1dene Of che feature.
and spsah1 with The ssal Of enthusiastic Of ito
esfly and sure triumph throughout the State.
The leaders Of this Free Democratic party in
81. Louis are: he present Mayor Of 81. Louis,
the Compesollss aad ether city eaacsvs, the ma.
loejty Of the Coansil, John How, 2. r. Blair, B.
UD8W8&t
the 0erua1 press. The organs Of TIE party are
the DsmoSsss and the leading Osfnas papsrsin
This parity has not yet told the people hoa
slavery 10 70 b. removed from the State. But
they clearly and emphaaicaliy cay that 1t ought
70 be, that it will b, and that IT SHALL BE
REMOVED. Andto this end they agisase.
The second parry that ws have enumerated
- determined agitators Of the Slavery question
In Missouri are the ''National" Democrats Of
Missouri, led ON NOS By the Missouri Rspubli.
can. Thsse people bold the opposite to the |
doctrines sfths Frss Dsnecsaey. They claim |
that Slave Labor b a home IN Missouh-shat |
u 10 enormously productivs-that il wo'd blight |
the States wealth to remove it-shas il 10 the |
best Of domestic institutions-and that IL Free
White Labosess don't hike IL, they are free TO
60 away, or If they have mot jet come. they are
free to stay away from Missouri. These people,
led by the Republican, contend mot only that
Slavery ought mot TO be removed from Missouri
BY any means, fair or foul, but that is cannot
be and SHALL NOT BE-
This party, With the Republican, has been for
years denouncing the course Of the Free Demo.
Gratis for egitasieg the Slavery Question, and
have got office and power BY vehsmsntly claim
ing that the subject should be "les alone" But
nov, fearing that power 10 about to fall from
their hands they mean to agitsts the Slavery
Question themselves, In order 70 retain power. II
The third party, on this subject. 10 the Amer. ,
IAN Party Of the State, who have lately publish.
ID manifseto condemning both the Aforesaid ,
PARTIES, and entering upon an agitation that .
must prove most bsnsful to Society, BY destroy.
ng oil good feeling between persons Of the OPP
'oslte faith, and that must result in putting in
jeopardy the great commercial and industrial in.
sress Of the State veil % the peace ofsociety
II 10 proper for 90 to say that We concur fully Z
q this latter view of the matter, and We are
orry that We do not see better evidences Of it's
ecoming the political faith Of the majority Of
no voters Of Missouri.
What are the fActsi The Free Democracy
ave no present p1eppect OF . majority in the Y
lissouri Legislature, for many year, TO come u
let a!ons. Why, then, turn the State upside +
own, because Of their political teachings! And
ny, because somo men believe in the great r
'cial and industrial evils Of Slavery, does it =,
scome necessary to utter the opposite dogmAs :.
regard TO it-shat it 10 the life and beauty of !"
pe!fsce social State, and an element in the y
lblic wealth, before which Ill other properties IL
I'd rights must b0wl 3
The Republican pretends that it has become G.
'cessary, At last, to defeat this Free Democracy
the polls. and thas thenceforth it will pine il
ray and Idle oat" in the State. This 10 q de. c,
sion. worthy of senile and superannuated G,
eee. On the contrary, the masses Of the FREQ Ia
ates, who move By the million, and who have Ii
'ured into Free States Of the Ohio and missile. IN
,pi Valleys seven millions Of souls since the n
ar 1890, have marked Missouri ior their owr; !,
ID sooner or later It will b tLeirs II the :.
epuolican has its way, and precipitates . =,
ruggle, as Il dad IN Kassss, it will gain the -
st few victories, - Il did in that Territory: but
Q heat Of the battle will melt the Northern OF
ows. and they will rush down in an avalanche | "
q ovsrwhslm ell opposing forces. X
When the struggle in Kansas began, the Re- al
blican had il all it own way. The Free State OF
esses we're sacked and thrown into the river. 70
&c State advocatea we're tarred and ioathered, tr
d shot. Aud even Missourians who refused hi
sanction such atrocities, like w. 8. Parks,
re driven from the State in peril of their
60. The Republican, il il did mot openly re. n
&c in these outragss, boldly palliated and jus
ed them, 20 fit reward to the Free State citi
70 for going TO Kansas under the patronage
Cnigrant Aid Societies.
The Republican and ito party carried things CO..
b high hand in Kansas. They were going pr
wipe out" out Abolitionism tasrs-bscause on
institution Of Slavery could not be safe in cla
ls0uri, If Kansas Was frse State. chi
What was che end Of the Rspsbiieam's foray ye,
most notorious and noisy prosecutors Of the fht
- 0SAt0 KeEty-0uCu - OOl. 0uI0fQ, COl. IT, ma
. John Calhoun end Clerk McI.ean-have b.,
Indonsd or 6ed the Territory whilst the g.
~ ehrsvd and speculative Of 10 former s.bor. W
-ru1ians," like Ssringfellov, have turned =. - .
s-soilers and town lot speculators, and the sai
ritory 10 Free State BY many Thousands. stil
low, precisely such, and almost ~ speedy, me
be the end Of the Rsps6lseams proposed sca
very Agitation in Missouri. The torch, and qu'
and feathers, and hemp, win mot even inau- bio
ate the assault IN Missouri, - it did in Kan er
The battle will begin with the ., es.iqs in ne,
D. Of the Free State Democracy, for speech ylo
press cannot BE- silenced here, and here OUT
tens Of thousands Of citisens who are in "a ~
Of not Disturbing slavery ia Missouri, but on
} firmly believe. nevertheless, that il will ths
n'ually be upeooted from the State. And -. .s
ewing this, they will not consent to live in ,'ea
ate Of agitation and fevsrish excitement on zee
subject for series Of years. Left to them SUP
20 they would not 80 With the Free Dsmoc- qai
;. or with The Pre-slavesy agitators. But. she
- agitation 10 forced upon the State, they lad
60 for short We. and long peace, and ret
even aid The Frss Democracy 70 hasten the kee
.itable rssslt q entire freedom in Missouri the
70 give it a our candid iud1mene thai shn &ho