The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

aG17 The head Of the Demmmlis party 10 \
shs Sou'h--thas part which thinks, which di.
seces, which rules q Democratic National Con
veetions. 10 Congress, in Cabinet and everJ
where. Noethern Democratic are supposed 4
be 10 their minority and unable to bind n,
party 10 their platforms. AZ asy rate they ney
q i've up = their pssaises aud plsdees sNr
bachanaa, % soon b vent Int The witt.
House and sAv his 8outhsrn master., forces II
his fair promisss forgot hls nasivs State. foreo,
the North, and forgot everything but she Ne
o-Democrat's Members of Congress, as soon
a. they reach Washington cease to be free
agents, and become the slaves Of the South.
Southern society is bsilt upon Elavefy-is is
monafchial and aristocratic. Southern Slave
holders look upon white laborers as they do
upon their negroes, as belonging to lower Or.
Der. Andthsy are naturally Jealous of immi-
grants from the old world, for the reason that
they arc rapidly filing up the territories and
adding free States to the confederacy, thus Civ.
ing prepondence to freedom. Gould thev
enslave this class and place it in their cotton
feads and sugar plantations under task masters
they would invite instead of repeNinp IT. But
shis they cannot do, and We therefore find them
warring upon laboring men, native as well AZ
aturalized. And this they are able to do sue.
cessfuily through our own representatives. in
Congress, the faithless and mercenary agents
Of the Democratic party. They have thus pre-
vented revision Of the tariff and the collection
Of necessary revenue to support the Govern
nent presering that the Secretary of the Treas.
lry should issue shin. plasters and 90 borrow.
ag rather than afford an incidental protection.
They have from year to year. by corrupting our
e representatives., prevented the passage of
homestead law which would insure the public
lomain to white laboring men, because such a
aw would people the territories with free
nes.
This same Southern party which controls
)em ocratic Presidents, Cabinets and Congress.
nen-to which oftice-ho!ders look for orders
made an effort to exclude foreigners from KAN
as, and has and will continue to war upon the |
oreign element in this country. We venture
he prediction that in less than ten years ma |
'rity Of the Southern States win require res.
ience of twenty one years before conferring
ne elective franchise.
The recent letters Of General Cass show that
he Slave party, through the General Govern
ent, have made recent onslaught upon
iopted citizens, affecting their dearest and
lost sacred rights. There is no denying that
Is blow intended TO create wide and cruel
stinction between the native and naturalized
tizen and deprive the latter of the. most val.
'ble rights. While the Secretary of State
limits that We are bound to protect American
.izens. bora in this country, in every part of
e world, wherever business or pleasure NAV
ks them, at the dictation of his and the
smocratic party's Southern masters, he tells
naturaliz ed citizens that prudence requires
"a" TO stay at home-that if they 60 abroad
is Government will hot interpose to protect
em from the conscription. That if theysco
Europe and are pressed into the army by
ropesn tyrants to fight their battles, this !
'vernment will abandon them TO their fate.
1t is the interest of the South to discourage
migration from Europe, but to open the
rcan slave trade. The Democratic party is r
} slave Of the South and proud to do its hid. c
lg, hence General Cass, speaking for the t
sernmeni, has Informed na,uralized ci,i I
Is, IN effect, that when they voluntarily sail +
10 our shores they must take care of them Il
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