The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-23


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inc heroic yee1 Aoao. ~ snsss monafcnicai
governnenS Sosy ~ ly..us1 y conspM.
eofe ana reDens Hs1'e, Wnen iOu9o on snear
SOIL to sel1ofe oenoemnaac0 ana death, tor
edences wnlen despo~ alwaye remember
and never iolavs. Vns Of .nsse patriots
may Cear N oss nsno sns CoMm'.s.C M. OF .nc
with me cs9eo scZ 9na comPiacens sign
manual OF iev. 49, tnereon impressed
yet y ne . u1'soI unoef AetopeGn nav, ana
according % me ooesane OF our Democra.ic
rulers, can De tired for composing The
death OF francis Joseph, OF the oio Ming OF
Bavaria, OF come oenef Amounted tyrant or
soyaa nin4ompoop WITHOUT proves: OF interler
ence ~ sne government whose oitlsen ne 10,
whose ofncial parchment ne bears, ana to
whose nag pc mas sworn allegiance
we need nos stop 70 say that this doctrine
= 70 ne last degree anti-Amsrican. Our
governmental theory recognises NO distlnc-
tios among citizens IN regard TO the protec
ton due % their persons and property, at
hems and abroad g Tho English common
law rule, and when 10 recognised in sub
stance BY Ill European nations where the
federal system bore sway, namely, that the
allegiance Of the subject 10 perpetual and ir-
revocable. was repudiated in the Declaration
Of Independence, was derided and Gefed in
the revolutionary struggle, and has since
been steadily resisted by the war for
sailors rights in 1925, and by repeated
refusals to submit, under any pretext, to the
searching of ships which bona tide carry the
American Gag.
This ass-Democratic doctrine, "Once .
"subiect always subject" when applied
10 the peculiar case of our naturalixed citi-
Gems. outrages ell lust notions of that recip.
rocity ofriehts and obligations which exists
between rulers and ruled. After enumers-
ting the ESSENTIAL rights Of man, the Declar-
: alton Of Independence proclaims the philo-
sophie truth that al governments derive
their lust powers from the consent of the
governed and that when any government
fails to insure these rights 10 its citizens, they
NAV change or abolish it at pleasure In
other words, it recognizes the reciprocal oh.
LEGATIONS Of allegiance BY the citizen, and
nrotection bv the government; the duty Of
governments to extend their benefits to those
who bear their burdens. No one questions
the validity of this doctrine when applied to
our native born citizenA 10 the obligation
less weighty in respect to persons who, yield
ing to the strong inducements of our coloni-
xation and naturalization systems, have mi
grated hither, and, by simultaneous acts
have adiured allegiance to foreign potentates
and taken an oath of fidelity to tho Consti-
tuition of the United States Is the person
Who voluntarily and of choice. becomes ar
mental profession than one who happened I,
hs born here hut never gave anv such str,k
inc nroof of nrefercnce for repuhlican insti
BUTTONS : Yet this il the class Of citizen
vbom Gen. Class and the Administrator
would sentence to outlavry the moment thev
naaa hevond n marine lesrue. No Ameri.
can Con0resa dere mass AN sot embodvin i,
Il this doctrine Of desnots No America,
Minister dare incornorate this lingering reli,
of feudalism into a treaty with any foreign
mower And no American Administrations
nnlesa hardened to shams bv reiterate,
outrncee mon nublic sentimentI.would bray
nonuiar ind;onation bv becoming its cham
MON
Dealt bv "Democratic', hands, this blow a
onr natural;zed c;t;zena ia singularlv NEAR
nncreatfnI and Soolbardv Tbs Democrat
partv has always affected peculiar regard 10
this class of onr neonle For n quarter of
century mast II has claimed to be their ex
elusive friend. Every shin load ofimierant
has been hailed with nleasure bv the chief
Of that school, becsuse il was supposed 4
contain . largely prsponderating percentag,
Of embryo Democrats. On the eve of ever
election. adopts in the arts of forgery am
perjury have manufactured American citi
zens out of newly arrived Europeans wit
astonishing celebrity, who, on the morrow
with their naturalization papers in one han
and the regular Democratic ticket in til
other, having beleagued the polls and stuffe
the ballot boxes, in a style that made tn
eyes OF partisan whippers in glow with 10Y
They have been the reserved CORDS to tur
the scale Of battle in favor of the "Democra
cv" from .Jackson's time I'm INV The;
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INC LecomP.on swinoie Iney gave US IN
Mrtuo1e ana economical Administrator Q
Folk, Pierce and Buchanan; and but Tor tn
unfortunate Nicholson letter, and the wrat
- Of Lindonwald, they wOald have blessed u
- With that of (snua himan1f ~ ~