The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

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Sa.,.h until ~ desig1s a a. RanubIican party
- .,,,asrstcr.s there ma readinese With which
80 s.rss..e;cn th.t tha wide 100 oririnaticn
= ~ Ec.eh 4 resIiv miltarv orrani xstion in
$500 n .cerce ~ South into snbmiaaion 10
- T.;rcoin,s Standardization. sbovs again the
.ro.sest n,isannreheDsion n that part OF the
eonntry touchinr tbe aims OF the Republican
nsr.v. Eyerybody at the North knows what
III orranization was started for, and laughs q
"a credOlitv which can 90 readily make any
thinc fearfui and formidable Of Il. Il has come
10 simply q the machinery of . campaign. The
ONLY reason 70 suppose that il will mot die when
the campaign ID ended, d that it owns IN inde6-
mite number Of capes, caps and torchlights,
which will be convenient q celebrations and In
closely contested State elections.
But il Is not in this thing alone that the mis-
chievous apprehension manifests ITSELF The
South very generally identities republicanism
with Abol; tionism, when it should know that the
Abolitionists Of the North have never acted with
the Republicans. The bitterest enemies Of Re
publicaDism in all the North are the Abolitonists
Of the North. They have never acted with Us !;
they defame our representative men; they 90
what they can, always, TO defeat u. Far belt
from us to deny that the Republicans are opPo.
nents Of slavery-to deny that they esteem it
wrong morally, disastrous economically, and mis-
chievous politically. They oppose the policy
that would diiflise slavery over our common ter
ritOry. They oppose those who would make the
slave interest dominant in our national councils
They believe the government should, in all its
operations, discriminate in favor Of free white
labor. But they recognize the rights Of every
slave State under the Constitution. They UNDER
stand, and will abide by, the compact which
makes these thirty odd States ; grand confsder-
acy. This confederacy 10 what every Republi-
can loyes-the Union Of these States.
These are facts which tho intelligent people Of
the South ought to know: but which they seem
to be ignorant Of No sooner does IN infatuated
old man, with dozen followers, invade Virgin
in for the purpose Of liberating slaves than the
whole operation Is attributed to Republicanism !;
and John Brownisma and Republicaniem are
bruited in the same breath throughout the South
a. political identities. All the prominent men
Of the Republican party are suspected Of CON-
plicity with the mad scheme, and congressional
committees are formed for their detection. The
failure TO identify Republication with the John
Brown raid, in any yay, does not, however, seem
to have taught the south anything. A number
| Of thieves burn up property in Texas; and i'm
mediately the work & attributed to abolitioniste
and the country 10 assured that the whole mat
ter is the legitimate result Of the spread Of Re-
publican doctrines.
Again, Southern people labor under the i'm
preston that Northern people not only dislike
but hate them Il Is but 4 short time eiuce that
a gentleman from one OF the Southern States
passed through this CITY. and met here. North
ern friend, with whom he converscd freely upon
this subject. He confessed that he came 70 the
North expecting to meet cold shoulder and
words Of bitterness. hnt s.;d he ~ Vas pever
treated 30 well in nv life. anywhere Out or
his frank and friendly heart this gentleman er-
nresaed the w;sh that the vbo,e South vonja
come m here and 80 hov cra.tlv ,hev h.rs
been m;..aLen The truth Is ,hars ,avor 80
time n .ha h;storv &c tie conn,rv vhen ~ ~
North felt moro t;ndlv ma cord;,llv to-.rds ~
gonth than nov W. hssr than, ~ snno;,r.
but We in.,st ..at Lev .ha,l resnect our nn,;'
al oonv;c,;ons 10 q .ssT T. ~ -. po.''
mant 81 The cn,a,.v snd .coan, =, $3.50 ~
mean well toward tbsm mi ~ r.,;on"' 80
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af ;gnorant ana at;sa ih,an i.,ri,ha,,
North - will slSo. Thor, ~. ~. 49, 'sh ~
cannot road h.1ono - tha INSTRUMENTATION. -
We Nil, s,o,~ iSa,s, tSat foetv.r;na ~. - -,
cr. aa.-..S ~ I!-se.'H - - =, S''ssy
MY eaueasea chrisl,an MINISTERS Are kepubli-
~, Ma. Lne oyfrwhelming majority OF oar col
ipge lacnities are kepnbhcans; and that il 10
only ~ commercial csniers, where those North
ern men live who make their bread and butter
oas o. slavery, ana where an ignorant foreign
sopu'aelon aoouno, tnat democracy can make
any neadway against hePublicanism at all We
speak tnat Wnicn every body knows, though We
xoaiI 90 i without ofiense 70 any, when We say
ment Of these Northern States u foa4d ma;ply
There are mnltitndes ~ rafnsS snS r.R.n.
people among the Democrats, as good people a.
any Party. OF any part Of the world contains, but
the factis notorious that the Remoeratic party
that which y mos. in sympAthy:with slavcfy-
embraces all the worst.and the most iguoran.
clements of Northern society. " !
In view Of these INTERPRETATIONS Of the
South. teaching the materials and objects Of Re-
pu6licanism, It is easy to perceive that agitation
will not cease. and that the country will not be
at peace, until the South understands the North
ana does i Justice We know Of but one way to
bring apout better understanding. There will
always be mischief makers enough, botb 1t the
South and North, to perpetuate any mspnder-
standing that may exist. and i must be in Wash
ington, and In power, that Republication win
vnoc..- - nasriotism aud truth to the Consti
tuition. before tho South .na,.e. -
country When ,hs, sh. he da0o IN. .he s
thai III hpsn Ia. "s.san q Ine internal quarrel
years and diving 5ovsf a. eosa -. .ns waning
We shall have iraternai confdenss IT, party
Renuhl;can pro.;aa. on we electpn Of