The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

U&S nc &OG ON AtnCOlu Tuli-
90 IL aint no use for 70 blow, &c.
NJ shivered .nd he shook III de cold Nofth blast.
And AZ v;ra frnn. A souf al hlew.
Rat A Tocofoco shiD hove him overheard It last.
"a Nh fr;enda Ma Iii "a hcaye 70.
Sat aint "a NJ for q blor. &c.
49,
3 [Eron the New York ConmsFcai Advefsisef.J
Linesln anA DeneetiG fsaoe.
y e1ceedingiy 0esuanle suas 80 paris ~
tnas Great ConIeocracy sneii pe = te.cc .nu -
harmony one win announcer. l4s ~ NePeOalsaus
40 our part 20 nave y 20. -.aO.0"ds' A1s''csHs.
morning paper ~ " nu.n a'i'Os =. ~
shas THIS journal has p'aceu e. Nv ncAu =, -
columns One q t0oss M.ny nOo'e seu1'Si.s -
nave iaIien from sne nps y AOEana"a Llnc a.:n
since ne apPearsd Delore tnc country e pun.
man. Inc sen1nens ~ qusstIon 49, u'.cre y
before ne was nommasea Ior tug I.cs'uehcy, ~
TINS cry. IN 20 aaofess 20 wnlcn Inousenus ~
'enea Witn sne 0eepess attsns'on anu aite1ess.
ana y wAs spoken 1lse e. earnes'ness .nal .ola
now 'ru.y =. va tne 'eennS anu consicuon =
nls near1 We nave suoPseu y e !. mos'o, P1Is
y uscIusc ~ lcspouu noss - =, -
party Decause 70 ocicss .nAs = 'fu!
sne p.s.,o''C cls,.css = S'c man ~nose 49,
uola ~ s''e tcsiuci'cy ~ - ~ oc oua w
10 - susocs'e 49, ~.
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Lib 49,. &c ~ ,,,n.,,,i a,Iaa,;nra 80 H.
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&. "a $50 :, ~. &c
,hos p;a.s .ha. - - aaraas,,v das;ra - IL
III, = ~ pras;dan,;a1 oha;. i I..ah navt
r. sao,,,. ~ Is .ha. .he.a ,,o,,a. .sas @,ro..or
,ocass;t, ths,, :. ro.ort e. .has. IN.
n : Ch;sf Wa,,;s,r.ta ,f .ta oo,,.,rr "a Il =
ecnally trro thst ne;ther or Tia namocrat;c car.
a;aates nossesses thor, IN the sama degree The
country amnh,t;calIv needs domestic harmony
M trspon;I;tv Far Tho lost feu veare arr II.
s;tnt;ons have heen shaken sorelv ~ ceaseless
wita,;ona and d;scorio the Southern sertion n.
sstinp unon the extension and streprtheninO N
s.verv ana the Northern ao..t;on RESISTING everv
movement = that direction. The grave question
fr ~ a How can this sectionslism hest he
checked and reace and harmony he restored
We answer nnhes;t.t;noly mot hv the election
Of either Of the Democratic candidates. and this
is clearly and easily demonstrated.
The election az M. Douglas would not lull fine
storm and introducc \ calm. The Southern
St,tas nenerallv wonld nover he con,ented nnde,
III adm;n;strat;on The defcst &c NJ Lincoln
would feed the homes of that norton &c tho south
which desires and advoca,ea !. sl.ra coda ca II.
Territories and the agitation for that oh;ec,
wonA 10 lent mn viii, nnahated v;gnr IL,
wonli IA case IL manded ~ Tho Election 4
NJ RrecL;nr;doa f,r a,nho,derad ~ ,ha;r -;
nmnk ,i,a sam ia !. - tha South mould irs;s,
mon tho fn,;lmant of ,he;r wishes ana ia ere.
Stata would II driven hacL mon oo;tat;on J,
rravent tbo ra,.ora,;,a. - IL varr r. Iii, i
al,er,at;vo the .,ontrn,a,s, i, Ill ,besa 80 IL,
s,ve,v nncs.ion wonld no cort;nned f,r j IL !
ono,h.r rnnr ,oars WIZ do,i,,s;.g
Hov a;frarert would Ia rosrl, ofM. I;nool,,
e,en,;o, TIT wond ~, a., and ]. a,aa J, ~,
a.s;.a,;.., W. d,.':aa,.. ~ ~
M .h.. 50 e. - : ~. =
,hano al.l, - els -. - =, 'ala
!. So nin - ~ =. ~, ison =, SLAVERY
~. = sa. ca'i.''ue - - o,ale OF ioeai ans
~ leueIai ~ ni'lonai ii.s'.u'iop' anu 'Aeie
soou s.ase elo"sh y. .'e sou'n ~ see tnat sact
"uee'sA' ~ si'e ,iSes..on was Hha, lhat ~ touis
neser ! ~ reserser anu ,nat interest ana parrot
'st a'i't r.lu'ir s.. i"i anu cheeriuA ac4uies
n.noe = ~ ihe us.i'eu seh,i.hents " W
nepupheah party, ana the hauonai ahn patfiou'
character 81 AT. stneoih, would ne fIil assnr
ahce " we siaSeholui'g states that no aggres
SONS upon their institutions was contemplated
or would DC permitted.
W. arg wen aware mat there are those az TN
Son,n VINO openly declare that the election
Mr Lincoln would DC the signal Tor the secession
OF az least some OF the southern states, ana W
know also that there are those At the North wht
profess 70 neneve1 III lne sincerity anu "a we con
ditonai inlhliment OF those threats. but lor the
mischief both these classes 49, their threats ane
.heir PROFESSIONS would provoke only SINUS
from sensible men: " iate' many VINO threaten
el fercip.e disunlan nave somewhat tempered
their zeai, and indulge now in allegations fhal
Mr.. Lincoln could not carry on the government.
OF :he Union. because no Southern man would
be willing 70 take once under ms administration
Or u wiling aa's nos, IN view o. the popular sen
.ifneht. ihefc y p"t one WORD Una. rlenuy "
s,shaacs ~ sacn .a'A' ~ = Oom :. ~ Nos vi
cat..aole Suspicion nphpse tnas ."c ,cry ny.
VIZ sn9s as1snp. - l n, .neir leu.oS cl.r
nens I'oni ac.pslns Ieaera' omces VI. oe ue
pIpp;aa,'.,. ~ pe''s pos'n'as'e'sn'p a. 'ne
800 - 1l,'
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while thew connseIle,, mon ,he necess;,f ~ al,