The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

AZ catsv y. Paimetter fan
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Yankee doodle, &e.
yve carried au - chicken roosta
so.seo on tine pooltsy,
II ce.l e only ptscti.in
1kaa q Fort uosltfte.
~ ~ Enapeacka Ave feet long
III stunned mlensy falI Of staple;
49, sesyd seana nasket ball
ne log napse."
xanhee doodle, &c.
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oslsen Eesaessn.
AuN Posns winch formed the basis Of ~
~ 0 mn:.. ,e ~ Gown ~ ths Supreme Court q
~ uasssa 1seses IN ne Dred Scott decision, end
-. OVg3not 10 his late Pine-street speoch
propose to inaee the basis Of the Dre.ervsrics
Me Unioo-the doctrine, to vit, that ~
.c'asauon o. ladepsndeaes and 10 Consstu.
~. .son g ne United States were made hy and tor
ass wnite Caacaalan race, and tkas shoea
uocumcnss Old mot Intend 70 recognise. and "a
uOs recognise, the rights Of humsnitv. ana
mucn lees Of eitisenahip, on the part Of anv-
0ody o1t white men-admit all ehia. and AIN
re position occupied BY The Republican NJ ~.
lom wnicn they are now called upon to retire
win remain unimpesehed.
/ That position, in substances. n that IN .,,.
unoccupied territory Of the United Statea s.I
soch = they may hereafter acouire. ehall b 8.
served for The benefit aud occupetion 81 ~
Snite Caucasinn race thing vh,ch xsnnce
be except BY the exclusion of Slavery. In vhich
fclA0 OF States, the Free or the Nlsye Rtates
does the white Caucasion race occunv Il this
moment the more enyiahla nosit;on 4. T. ~.
notorious that the exis1sncxsof SLAYER q v,.ss
tends TO keen and Ia ar;ve ths -,,;.ss - 0'sS
OF Il, both By closing nm thouaand .vern.. -
profitable employment which mieht other-,..,
successfully ispring into existence' and h. 49,
ing 20 I'll manual labor certain badee ar a..
redatiOmf Does anybody doubt that The terri
tory northwest Of the Ohio. nov camnr;.;n.
nve States Of the Union, owes q very larra nart
Of ,ss e1is:iDg population, and still larger part
OF it wealth, 1ts industry. ita inteIl;rs0c. ;,s
education, its civilization. 70 the OrS;nsnc. Of
1857, by which Slavery was excludal sronr - )
That territory especialv the ac,,th.,. ,,n.ssa. r.
1t, esrved - CITY of refnce a. tho I.h..s,.
whites whom the pressure az tho ;rst;trt;,., =
Slavery in Maryland, Virginia and Norsh Csros;-
ma, compelled to seek q home vhere th.v snd
their children after them miCht nora =, s;.s 80
competence and position. In these nev $780,
laboring white man Il TO he found ~. ia
evil from which he had fled il soon AGAIN ,r.s-
sing UDOu him. Thu t,~.& l..a. - -,
by the slaveholdera No demand er;s,s ~ .h;.s
labor. Capital, % il is accumulated ;nsse.d os
being employed in enterprises which might o;rs
employment to that labor 10 an enerosssd in she
purchase Of more slaves. The commnn;tv Il
thus more and more Africspized. The nrorcr.
tion Of blacks and vhites ii const.ntrv -, r..
increase: ana nothing rsr,.;n. sos -. - we
Of the laboring whites. ,hose NJ le.se vho a.
anxious to better their condition but : nev an.
igration.
Could anything be more in the intere.. ~ ~.
men of the white Caucasi.n race th.n - sa,~.s
to them Q quiet possession of the nev terri.
tories and thus put an end To that dooo;nc of
their steps by gangs of negro sl.ves hH ~5;ch
they have been pursued and driven from one
new State to auOthers Wherever 81 .vc.v 4. r.
lroduced, society settles down upen An Xfr;c.n
instead of q Caucasian basis lneta.d or ~.
1ensity Of population, that diversity of occuna.
lion, that springing up of towns and cities. vhich
ire the natural growth of q frec-labor cn,n,nn
lity, We 6nd production limited to one or two
'tsple articles, raised mainly for consumntion
elsewhere, and the whole system of soc;etv .1srt.
ID 10 the capacities and renurements ~ re1ro
,lavcs rather than to those of white freemen
Il hardly becomes those Who ins;st nnon d;e.,.'
ng such q system over ali the Terr;tcr;ss ~ ,he
Union. to Get ,hemse,vea nm =. .ha .s,.s:",
.hampions of the Cancss;an rsce
8 Ia
STAND FRx-B. TRux-We feel INDIGNANT !
,ometimes, when We hear timid Renubi;c."s
an Abandonment in mart ~ Ranrh'
not clearly right. We have done nothno vrono
we have nothing tn .noloo;ze for~noesh;ns
axe back, az q party. We have foucht bsrS
,attle-we have come our of Il vicsot;ous .nJ
hall We now call back the routed flv;nv enemy
md basely surrender ali that re have v.;nejs 9
Jeyerl Let us stand firm a tho se..s,.I RIM.
mon the Republican Platform and "t"rn a.
Government back into the channel in vh;ch ths
ramers Of the Constituton oricina,v niscsd !, Q
lone there are who are counseling Ir. Lincoln
o take into his Cabinet tvo or Tires oentlor,an
rho do not agree with him nol;tic.iir The-
70 not know the man. On The l7,h ~ Innc
$50. in a sneech delivered In All. c;,v n 70
DIN aaid. '' - -' 8
Z. Our cause then mp.t ~. ;,.-,...a >. il
onducted bv. IL o,, ,..z,s.5ssd 80. &c.
those hands are free. vhoae he.rts n. ~ -
Dc care for the rasnit IT, 800 Il
70 the Renuhl;can. If the n..;or ,r,..s'.sy-
thirteen hundred thousand etrone We d;d ,h;s
lndes the single impulse of resistance n |. co,n.
non danger, with every external circumatance
gainst w. OF strange discordant. and even y
hostile elements, we gathered from the four winds
md formed and fought the battle through, under !
he constant, hot ERE, Of disciplined, proud
md pampered enemy. Did We brave al then to
utter "orf-now, when that enemy 10 wavering, 4
doubtful. We shall not fail-lr WE STAND rsRn.
y sha1 not fell Wise counsels may accelerate,
y mistakes delay it. but sooner later, the VIC
DRY 10 cure to come.
The victory has conae-brillant glorious, :
Mr.. Lincoln himself led the =
triumphant host. The people have intrusted
ne's cause TO him. knowing his hands to be =
rec =" his heart In the work, and that he dos
edss tor the result. Will he intrust it now, :
MINK You 70 thoae Who are not "its own UNI !
louoted friends !"-Whl he call around him :
'ostlie cabinet and reward with ONCE and honor
ne very men whom the people have repudiated. q