The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-10

IN fxofiE 81 Ksusuckr ExuoRrrD ro No
| Isnx Mzssopsef Cosrnaszcs. I'VE and the "a
i lowing u he Cynstiana News paper publisl
| sdia CyAshiana Harrison CCunty, Ksntacty, In
/! elited by A, ]. Norsy - 81 ~
Il We pub,ish this week ! communication fro,
Il gentleman, who writes over the signature /
Kentucky Il should attract The attention q
every Southern mAn-- And The people of German
tosn. and sprro0ading countsy, especially. VII
they permit = band Of ipcendiaries 10 hold con
vocation u theira midst for the purpose u pes
tecting their paAef Abolitionism We woul,
- sooa helieye that The people Of Gernantow,
4 would permit . COnyentiOa Of horse-tfiieveg /,
be held there, - allow men entertaining such un
eoastitntional and traitoEons principles g thos,
who belong to the conference spoken Of in tn,
communication The people in that section hay,
drlycn others out, and ne hope they win give
cold reception to this Northern Conference
which u headed by Bishop Simpson.
r. We wOndes il this brave editor will succeed
IN raising i mob against the Conference
Sach a course win do more for the cause Of
anti-saavery, than Al the Astholists ip Kentucky
are doing. sesi hisps / lsaa ess
The following extracts are from the same
paper, and written BY the q gentlemen. whose
communication is specially commended By The
editor :--s Asisia sas .. sssa ii ,sssA aa.s,
AnoLlrIoSfsN II KxSrrcxY.--I was rlcased
with yotr remarks on expelling persons 81 Abo-
lition opinions and aims from our State, "a Won
gave them in your last Issue And suffer me 10
add, that an editor, who win advocate and de-
fend the interests Of his fellow citizens ought to
be sustained s Y tssas5e -
The Methodist Episcopal Church, North, has
an annual Conference in this State, with "a ira
yelling preachers from Ohio, and 81 local preach
ers and Z, ,406 la!nien, scattered along the Ohio
river. from one end of the State to The other
and afc moving the 'tborslerr back in this d.
rection, and declaring IN their papers that this
will erclong be . free State Z fsa5
This Abolition Conference Is to meet on the
9Th Of next month at Germantown, Ky, and
Bishop Simpson to preside! 9t
These men, in 1880, urged the negroes to "or-
ganixe with the whites" who would do 50, and
resist the law of Congress to the utmost ability
God had given thenl And they did so at Har-
per's Ferry, and win do SO again when opportuni-
ty will serve. g't siaa'. { 'H3
Kentucky is now exposed, and these "a travel
ing agents, with Bishop Simpson at their head,
aided by their friends on the other side of the
river can run out all the slaves in the State in
q few years.
. | say we should diesist driving out such small
Tries as Fee l. Co., while we can manage one of
the most powerful Abolition associations in the
world in our midst ea b
have no hope for the union Of these States, |
while the Methodist Church in the North can !
supply the slave States with their Abolition |
preachers. In his late visit to England, Bishop |
simpson made flaming Abolition Speech and |
expressed himself with bitterness against the |
South f'sa
The intelligent reader win at once detect the |
alse and slanderoas representations of these
champions of slavery. We trust the people
sentucky have too much sense, and too much
elfrcspect, to be influenced by the counsels of
uch men as the above es -ss