The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30


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tion Horace Greeley ban Dee0 tne arcntecs q
many dazzling reputation. With ms unceasing
efforts, his fertile intellect ana ms entnusiassic
devotion to his great profession, ne mas fnrgQs
ten himself In his seal for others he mas seen
the prize of high place, the emoiamenss OF great
Office, the honors and the distinction OF parties
and of cOmbinati0us absorbed ana monopohseo
BY Others shresd and cunning gamessefs' ,s xno
selves Of the fruits Of bis brain. No man could
have desired better patron than MI. SeVara-
OF all men in his party, We regard him - among
the most liberal and just, ret the hesetting sin
Of politicians has proved to be in some sort the
sin Of Mr.. Seward. He forgot his gallant and
selfsacri6cing friend, and believing that Greeley
was secure anyhow, he turned the sunlight Of his
countenance upon Others and away from the
man who had served him 30 long and 20 weil:-
MI. Greeley, Who Is among the most PhilosoPhic
and least sensitive Of men, at last revolted, and,
in the fullness Of his heart, be wrote to the Re.
publican leader letter, In which he dissolved oil
connection with him. and gave him notice that
henceforward he would take care Of himself -
This letter. written in the impulslve frankness
Of the moment, has been held over Mr. Greeieye
head as sort Of rod until at last he demanded
its revelation, and has finally given u TO inc
world in his own paper. Some parts OF u are
full Of quiet humor, and others show that the
neglect of the leader has profoundly affected nus
working and persevering friend. II Is Lesson
that politicians should stEds ana icy 70 nea,I-
Mr. Greeley deserves cfedis II on'y ISr Deacn'ns
It, and we trust wiii nave us proper lnnuence
in all quarters ana m aii time 70 come. II ne
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the friends OF the latter, ne mas Deen iear'uny
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