The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-29


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having the Government IN your hands all the
time, yoa have brought il 20 the verge of de,
ssructica; and The people, believing il was time
me sceptef shoald depart FROM your hands. have
Psaced y in more competent handa II this d
%, you have no constitutional right 70 complain.
When WeNAl dieavow any iReenei0a 70 make ~
ot ehae yleeory ~ have Won, = 70 lniure you at
All This brtn&s ne hera ~ the question Of
compeomaes. The 6r0t day OF this session,
senator riaes and oasrs rasolotion % inquire
into the evils betaeep different sections, and 10
ascertain what could Be do0e - settle the dim
ealsy. tell shas Senator know Of No difRcsl
y. A. 70 comprdmise, supposed, ge had agreed
snas fhe day q compsomises vas at an end
The mos solemn we have nade have been
violated, and where arr they Sincs have
had aeat in this Senate ons of coasidefabe
antiquity va swept away from Our statnIc book;
asked you 70 WishholA yoar hands--tAat il was
2 sacred compact between secfions-sha va
the cry That y vas nothing but a. act Of
Congteas, and could be swept Away BY the same
majority that palsed ik That vas srue, 10 fast,
and true in Law, and il allowed the weakness Of
compromises. Now, only sneak for myself.
that in view of the manner in which combro.
mises have been treated, should shnk hardly
any two members Of the Democratic PARTY could
look each other ia the face and say co,npro
mise without smile. 4 compromise 70 b
brought about after the experience We have had,
10 absolutely ridiculous. What are We 10 com.
promise? I am one Of those who went with zeal
to maintain the principles Of the Republican,
party. In constitutional way We met and
nominated our candidatea You did The aan,e.
The issue vas made aud We went 10 the peoDle
with il, and, although uaually in the minority.
usually beaten, the justice Of our principle, and
the bad administration OF the Government CON.
v:nced the people that ! change ought 20 he
brought about, and after irving YOUR utmoet.
and We our utmost, We beat YOU. We beat YOU
ON the plainest ana most palpable issue ever
presented to the American neople. and one they
understood the best--4nd now. when ve come
10 the capital, We tel YOU hat our c.ndidases
must be inauqurated and adminisfer the CIV.
srnment precisely q their predeces,ors have
done. It would Be humiliating and dishonors.
ble to 10 ifewe listened TO compron,iae by xhich
We should iay aside the verdict or thv people.
W hen it comes 10 that, you have no Govern.
nent, but anarchy intervenes and civil var NAV
follow, and Ill the evils that human iuna9ination
San raise may be consequent upon such : course
Is that The American peopi. would lose the
,heet- anchor Of Liberty, whenever il il denied
ID this door that majority fairly given shall
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