The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
Mark Who Are the Dis1nisnis,.
from the Albany Evening Journal


On the 9th of December, Mr. Iverson r..
cratic Senator from Georgia said
s'Thc South can take care of herself IT..
BE- prepared 70 defend ourselves evena d. -
fee OF the Union,
On the same day, Mr.. Clark, a DemocrS d,
resentatiye from Missouri, said:
1.-THE Union cannot exist if the reromu-s
tons in the circular THAT is to circulate B.I.
book were carried OUT
On the It'll, Mr.. Chestnut, Democratic G.,
tor from South Carolina, said:
THE South cannot preserve the Union
does not behoove her in her down.,roaapr N
feeble condition"
On the same day, Mr.. Pryor, Democrats D.
resentative from Virginia, said:
.The Representatives of the South will ,.,.
consent that the creature and champion Of ,A,s
publican party shall take possession Of the -.
er's chair
On the sth, Mr.. Moore, Democrat, Of lh...
said:
IF the Republican party could be d.s,.
the Union would be preserved, bu, Il M
party were to succeed the sooner the Tina
dissolved the better
On the same day, Mr.. Davis, Democrats D
resentatiyc from Mississippi, said:
Seward is a traitor and deserves The =
lows" M. @%
On the 10th, Mr, Smith, Democrat q r,
ginia, said:
Il would not saw II any particular man .,sI
be elected President, would immediately IL,
dissolution of the Union"
On the same day, Mr.. Curry, Democrat q ,
ALBANIA, said:
''If the North elected Seward or Chase
any other member of the Republican party a
Sectional Platform, such an election VA. 4
resisted to the destruction of every tie tia, Nm
the contederacy together Applauae ~ |
Democrats.
On the 18th, Senator Clay, Democrat Il 4
bama, said:
II will say that if Alabama be- not recrean,
State pride and politcsl integrity, she viii pr
submit to your Republican, authority
Again he said:
Unless she and all the Southern States.
cept three, are not faithless to the pledges Il
have gwen, they will never submit 10 your
publican dolnineering in this Government
Again he said:
Il repeat, by the unanimous action Of Iegi
lures and Conventions, the Southern States,
cept three, have pledged themselves to dissol
the Union upon the prohibition of slavery IN
Territories"
On the same day, senator Gwin, Democrsi
California, said:
There is another reason why the South
States should prepare for a dissolution Of
Jnion the Republican party has triumphel
almost every State on the Atlantic borders
Again he said:
s.lt r,r ryi,4,a,, Z, l.,
can President TO administer the l,oyerrny
over Slaveholding State"
On the 18th, Mr.. McRac, Democrat, Of Ms
sisp, said:
IF the Union was not made, would net ma
it,"
On the 18th, Mr.. vallandinghar. Democrat
Ohio, said.
II hold to one Union, one Constitution
Destiny, which could not be fuisiIea @rc,o,
the immediate, total and unr ondit;onal Icstr
ton of the Republican pa.tv-
On the same day, yr. Crawford, Democrat
Georgia, said
me whole matter with the South resol
i'seh INTO the question Of Slavery and disuni
or no Slavery and union
Again he said:
hoor from Georgia, that they never would :
mt to the Inauguration of Black RepubH
President
On the 10th, Mr.. Bonham, Democrat, Of So
Carolina, said:
u say without hesitation, that on the elect
Of Mr.. Seward or any other man who ndor
proclims or holds the sentiments declared
Mr.. Seward, l would favor immediate DisaO
and think speak the sentiments of nv en-
State
Every one of the authors of these treason
threats, il will be observed, Il a Democrat
anybody can point out single Republican
has ever uttered snch atrocious sentirncy \,
who does not heartily rcbuke them, We VI ma
them t. do IT,
And yet this Democratic Party, wbo.e Ia,
are thus abetting and threaseninel DisuniOn,
tends to be prominently the ln;on-.,,ing
ty. Let them crush the Traitors Il ,heir
ranks, instead Of SANDER mo ,he;r pe;yhbcrs.
the Union will he safe enongb,