The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

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nave met with the retrieusion vhlsn s0sy =
siohly ideessve4. sThei iDeneasafy neees.es III
she eesnsry has bssn 4sesasds .aeS - pss''9r
mind has alnost sseninasl ~, ,Nesss4 Ss.ss
] Basshese aEe one - 80 ceasseesesaees Assp
address theasolvss nth pee1iiar fotoe so ee ~
eoushsrn people. We 1euld - Neli e eopeso'
er What kas produced shisa high banded pro-
eeeAisR, II u1tss,be plain - eyefJ oqe epAs n,
IA ID birth Id The inas1ee ssAsional ee'la1sonf
a. he slavery queelion. Nois thss tegltsuake
frait oe sbe bitterness and siAdscslyeaes. q
feeling which thiss agitation hAA sAqEeadesea.-i
We hare never hesaa able e - eny nenenI ~ I'D.
10 DERIVED fronthisl esstseoa. ae'sa.'oas s.ss.s
the evf that attsnds y lncese =. 49,. -
ssrious import. What good has evef oeen rs 81.
eonlplished By NJ Eeho answers. wuas. 49,
- ask what harm ie has resulted an II N...s ~
look at the ill-vill and tne hatred 20 k''.1 y
birth q, at The almost compese "a ans1ss'Ou =
ons section from the other, at TIE d.hy decfesst
ing confidence and amisy between then, = we
constant jar and ccnfict Of opinion ves9mg On
: conflict Of another aud more sefioue kino,sno
lastly at the impious attempt which nag so - e.
Gently stArtled the whole country. We WI Ano
an answer 20 the question. We have 2 iote-
ahado oWing of what il the past agitation p per-
severed 10, We may q seme future Gay expect
We have : faint inkling OF what VIII come 70
pass II that day shall ever arrive 10f wnicn SONS
have earnestly ps9yed, when the 'mosnef sn..i =.
clasp her babe closer 70 her bosom % the .nMe
Of she black avenger gleams over her head.
Il ID dime for % TO ask ourselves u tnfs danSes
Gus and Improbable agitation shall oonunue 7
a anS1 a. ~ AnflV 7
For let the fortune, 10 such . dreadful issue oe
What il may. the result viii Be ? fearful one ior
~, The prosperity Of our county demands
that this unhallowed strife shall ceaee; OF
dearest interests o citizens require iss ceesa-
tion the very life and safety OF our iam'''ea
appeal TO US 70 put an emo 70 it. heasop, u0n@
or, religion, ~ cry out against the further con-
tinusnce Of this unreasonable and unpronsa0ie
strife
Again Il ID gratifying fact that this tfes-
souable attack has met with no sympathy y
scarcely at the North. The press there. Win
scarcely an exception, OF al parties and shasea
OF opinion, denounce il 10 unmeasured terms.
| This indeed is gratifying fact IL proves thas
| the great body Of the people Of thar section,
| however erratic and way ward at times, are still
held bound 70 us by the ties of friendly and ire
ternsl feeling II is a clear indication tha. she
great heart OF the north Is still in the right
place. All that prevents complete reconciiia
ton ot the t~o sections and the establishnaen'
| Of good feeling 10 this insane excitement about
slavery All that is necessary to bind them TO
gether in the indisaoluble ties which should e.
ist between them, is 70 abandon this lejuns
wrangling and adopt kind and conciatory pro
cscdings II isthe policy for which reason ans
| religion and humanity all plead, and We shouit
not disregard their council.
II Is TIE habit Of the leaders Of The party WhssI
for yeay* aax been ~ poSer !" our country np
on AOMe fiMay prefeTf, % get W Psvsoate0'sy .