The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-08


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0snse,s aad ~ business men. sne .tooO.es smcn
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Ing. We are NOT anone tnose whose moutlP nFe
alwayp Gle& Vita Mpafe An4 e1Oa9fs Pm tne
conet1ty, W are dispose ~ Raze upon brighe
side Of Gle picture, and 70 De more than hopeful
- Uog1sa - lie edsnrs.E4s 1aea3A-s'a Ssss ga
tsOns NO aaAnaaythiae, eiAn diyise intsnction,
and shsse ienoue lail1s1y Wsitmuso tn h1En0ny
With the hese fntese6es oe ~ than And Jet,
there - pt06aDly no teaching N 0lA lnePiEed
book more disseSadsd l~asg @FgFa NJ
Ia isaor generally admitted that this country,
- wholA, 3 entering upon career Of prosper
ity unparalleled in il history. The great West
Is once more erect, and ID lIffapy bufdened With
every element Of wealth and prosperity. Net
EqGes4 isM aliyes sqaelly yio - 2ultytah
eee&snltal ahdm6nnshc0 Ofihg fnterests HerLpw-
ele end her 1amcheetsfs are growing and multi
|sppsane d never before Orr rlflfuads are cro1dr
III rith business. Oar ships are - longer Idle.
I. Even the dave ttads (which, nn(ies Buchanan,
49, beeons reality worthy Of The special notice
Of the Nassau stseet Tract Society a. well as
every other branch Of trade, both internal md
itessnaslUMal, n aetive and reSndner4tire. The
question now IA, and put it to all business men,
Xss 70 again 70 rash headlcng into debt! What
Shsi be 10 rule by y lkh the lnsiaeM sneh Of tie
nation shall now be governed 7 III ? t.aali3 -
Let us begin with the GoyeInnent. Where is
10 be the stObping place in 6osvoxiaei money -
Are ~ TO 20 On piliag up millions upon millions
Austria. Ne ara walled in, penueatea and bowed
down wiah basdesn froas ahich there will be no
hone OF rsliefo or redemption 2 Are an our brill
liant prospects thus % be dashed away by the
hands OF unpriucipled pollttcks0D and PreSiden.
tial gamblers? No! Moi! . sthoaaand times
We say MOI! And may the laundering Novem-
hsr voics Il the people utter a'protest against
sscli madness aud folly which shalt be heard and
felt from Ocean to Gulf md from Gulf 70 Ocean.
Are our States TO b. caught in the .trap Of
shese sanpe political Ralablers and robbers Are
Ne 10 legisIate into life aad being all serts Of exs
tray agancs, and chen pay up with q flooded mar.
let of stocks and botdo9 Where win the EN-
pirc state be In q few wars under such an ad-
ministration of ~ affairs here will be old
Neesachusetts. or Ohi0-whcrc will Virginia and
Missouri soon be, nnless they Immediately put On
tie brakes and switch on to the track Of sufsy?
Wheses will every State be Excepting old Con-
uecticut, and few others, where they have r.,-
1 lSrS and goyernOrs Who can nsither BE- bribed,
bouei,e nor frightened by poiiricians,) II such
|iecklessness Il mot frowHsd upon and stopped !
Are our cities and colnties to begin a ''series
/ Of improvements which are 10 Be paid for by
money!. Are ''gridiron railroads. to
be voted a. free gift into the1streets and great
OF our debt.burdcned cities, in or
der to put millous of nloney into ahe hands Of a
frv imnprnc;nled snsculstorsY Are our Com.
mon (sconn<irels) Councils 70 be pefr6ttsd to
vote money out Of the treasary---a hundred thou
sand in, . iuulp -with which 70 entertain a few
worthy .'colored people from Japan" who de.
baasch themselves, make agreat row, and then
cOolly tell us to 60rrOM the amount necessary to
foot the bill2 Il that the right kind Of finan-
eissingi sitA aae g. -tliF e.'' p .,sa ~
Are our railroad. about TO begin new career
bf .sliheral management BY borrowing money for
simprovsments," aud 6orro,e'mg money. to pay
Risisess Are new railroads TO be buIlt through
every Western prairie door yard without cop
Der OF bona Jsle capital, except what is borrow
I'd in Wall street at destruction rates? Are our
merchants now about to let out sail, Ego in big,n
five long credits, rush headlong into difficulty,
Expecting to "get through by borrowing 2 Are
Sur farmers to run into debt again for lands, and
esrsgaxe their hones.eads 70 build railroads !
Are debtsto be piled upon debts, until the whole
istion shall groan and travail again in bankruptcy
4nd the people wildly stare At each other "a nigh
" host. OF borTosersF What say @
Nowis the time to answer: We mean lyoas
President Buchanan. and you, who, are to- be-
President Lincoln, and demand tlaas IN the exer-
dise Of your power you shall firmly resolve that
henceforth the pay -as, yol.go" principle shall
be unninchingy adopted. We mean You, Gov
ernor Morgan, Of this great and glorious Empire
State, and. son, cycryyote er4tQvsnorS yhoever
YOU arc mid demand rfat the mrra6s Of 1eechcs