The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-06

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whole matter ID, that there /. 4 1
nAsioA needs and win reou;r. n. sse ~ q
settlement Of subjects a ecoae.ti.. -
~ come q last, When the pa,s;.. n9tl ~
~, both Of the slavehOldipe ~. 9saSI#l
Tree States, both The slayehcld.s - - II Z
boring man, will require m y. - INN
q The conflict Il must - ss1e
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vW'sPu1AS upon old issues and s,s.. s.sRa Z
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cess VIII terminate the contest 49,, -
me New States. Let this BATH v -
isvof O. freedom in the Tenitor;ea -
aave VIII ever be carried Into ~ -
me United States, and that vii ~ y.
Pressinie Conaiet Grest spSlause / :
And because IL ID necessary That Il -,
1one, % exactly the reason wy Il III
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sques:icn Of moral right " ~. ~ pclg
10 our Judgment. % Pespetsasc " =. y. y.
70 extead slavery. /" - YEA
i very different thin9 -. !
holder proposes TO extend ssvsr..
with him, only question a mer.iI.,, " W
Of whatever race or nation !, - "a
are naes, not merchandise a.ss.E s'aaal
ialtn, they 81 have natural M, y I. a :
but in the estimation cf W otbs, ~, Z M, =
slaves are not AeD .,ut nescAasdi.. w
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tarin question; question Of peo,ec,,.
merce. With usit 10 . question Il hun-,I
and therefore, when il i settled. and ~ r.
favor Of the right il will STAY .et,l.i y
every question that ID settled II fayws.
right always does, @N
i But Il II be taken merely a ! ouea;. !.
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favor Of the Republican side, bec,uy y,
est policy II the development Of H. ~
and the increase Of the population, ve.A
strength of the Republic. EVER man =.
himself, and no man need be told that i,
the iron, the lead, the copper, The oliver y
gold IN our mountains and plains An, y Z,
out by the human hands and that ~ 49,
man hand which can dig them i, IN L,si
freeman. GreAt applause.l Eyrr ..
that this wealth and strength .nd r,,,s..
to be acquired by human labor, esid.jb
man intelligence and human psrpo,e.
man knows that the slave, even il he b
man, will have neither the s.resgth per y
telligence, nor the virtue to care 70 le ~
for the slave has simple line Of sssres
him it il 70 effect the least ADD cuaSp.
most Hear, Haar.l
But, fellow citizens, seem mysE u !
fallen below the dignity and greatness Il
question In discussing q proposition VI
slave labor or free labor Is the more eui
Or more necessary. Let me rise once 80
remind you that we are building new Mi
empire mot building It a. modern Ros}
Paris and Naples stand upon the ruins ~
the graves Of tenfold greater mulsissies 1
than those who now occupy their sites; bG
q soil. where We are the first posseRsu, IN
first architects. The tomb and IL esiaa
in Rome and Paris and Naples as ini
relics and implements Of human tortss =
man bondage. showing the ignoraase "
barbarity Of their former occupants. Laz
the other hand, build up an empire, aa
leave no monument or relic among our .
and no trace in our history, to prove =
were false 10 the great interests Of hunE
Human nature is entitled to q home on Al
somewhere. Where else shall ID be. II ii
heref Human nature is entitled amUsei
nations of the earth, to have . nation Y
truly represent, defend and vinAicAas i
other nation shall il be, il it be not o.,
People Of illinois, People OF the pEv
Y0d are Ill youthful vigorous, 'ees@A
States are youthful, vigorous, ard vinwa
destinies Of our country, the hopey Of -
the hopes OF humanity rest upon va u
pray You coniure you to the dnrt
high responsibility. Thus acting, you VI
peace, and harmony, and happiness il w.
tufe years, Tho world, looking on, viii ~
you, and future generations In al ares NJ
regions viii rise up and call you blessed
continued checring.l
The speaker retired amid enthusiasts u
longed applause.
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