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

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THOMAS JBssRasoH ON 6scBssI0n.-The fol-
loving extract from letter written BY Thomas
Jehsrson, forty-6ve years ago, b highly .appro-
pirate and timely as the present moment
In every free and celebrating evciesy, there
must. from the nature Of man, b opposite par
ties, end violent dlaeensiono and discords; and
one Of these, for The NEST part must prevail over
TIE others for Ienger q shorter time. Per
haps this party division 10 necessary to induce
each to watch and relate 20 the people the pro-
ceedings OF the other. Bss " o. temporary
s.p1Sevy c Ne oss party, he otter u to resort 70
session 81 ~ UaieA NO tedvel gss0nssesf cas
eper sSsse ITO rid ourselves Of Che present rule
OF Massachusetts and Connecticut We break up
the Union, will the evil stop there? Suppose
the New England States alone are cut Of, will our
natures b. changed! Are We not men still to
The south Of that and with ell the passions q
Psnnsylvania partv arise in the re.idssrv CON.
fsderacy. and the pablic mind win he diats,cted
BY the same nartv snir;t. What = eame I'm
will one party havs In their hands. b. eternally
shrestenine the o&her that unlesa thew do "a and
90 they viii Join their northern neiehhora. n
We reduce our Union to Virgins aud North Car. |
DINA, Immediately the conflict will be est.blish
ed between the representatives Of these two
States, and they will end by breaking into their
simple units Seeing. therefore. that an aasoeia
ton Of men who will not quarrel with one ano- |
Their is thing which never vet existed from the |
greatest confsderacy of pstious down to = town |
meeting. or . yestry: seeing that re must have
somebody to quarrel with, / iad rather keep our |
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end, Retssr kssn tc,sth.r ~ =. ~ I.,i
from Eurcna a. -, q = .sr "a c.o,s Iii
tachments Ia an csher ,,n.s;or ~ =. "a ;f.h.
shov their mower iuat s.slfsc;sntlv ~ hoon ,s ~
gether. il Win be the hsnnest situation 4 vb;ch
Ne can exist.s II the came rms somst;mcs .o.;nss
ma AZ home re- mnst have n.t;oncs mi i.or
turns. and then Ne shall have an onnortnn;tv nc
shining hsck the nr;nc;nls. ~ =. U ~ ,"..
- = -. = 80 s'"
Among the ten thousand Compromises that
have been proposed. from that of M. Thurlov
Weed down 10 thtt Of Gen. Joe lane late n
OREGON. whv doesn't somebodv sucCest an
amendment to the Constitution that s6sll guar.
snty peaceful travellers in the South against tar
and feathers, imprisonment, hanging, drowning,
and the other attentions Of kindred nature
VA -.,e Ia, :, ,'e " us.s sna' ICY
Of bread "a 3 rnn.v,v negro vS;ch csn on IT, he
re..d;od hv a;ssoI.;nr ths nn;o,, -h.t shsH ~
~ .hou+ ivroh;ns uroee,e,ir~ 'wh;so soa.sas
ps.h,rs n. C.;eeesdsn lii -af.o. an III a,,h'
;aet .rd mt . ne- cl.n.s IN h;s Counrom;ss ~
c,ee, ~. CO. NJ Y Tr;hnrs
An IAcExDIARy ADvlcE-The Richmond En-
ouirer of Monday concludes an article ON the
subject of sending Commissioners to the Cotton
States with the following Recommendation,
Les the first Convention. then. be held be.
tween MARYLAND and Virginia. and these tive
States agreeing. let them pvor;de sufficient force to
seise wposs lie civ Of WaaAiaoton, and if coercion
is to be attempted, lei it begin With sqhiqgstipg
the States of MARYLAND and virginia Thus nrac.
vent The novers az the Union from falling ;nto
the hsnda of our enemiea
We hone Virginia Win deputs her commis
a;oner. 40 Nsrvisnd 6r,t and rror;oy.c for a6.
e;;x,rs Of Wask;.0kom and on Rb;.x Harne,,s
Esyvv oS,d Qespes9 Nayv Yard Dreaenf Gtese f,eo
Ne1cp n ~ Ajiitsaik az re6els iv;sin0 coerc;cm
This was the way Patrick Henry brought about
the revolution, and this 10 the best use that Wiz.
einia can make of commissions Of any kind.
Disunion. TO ali inteuts and purposes, now ex-
ists. Let each State provide quickly for its own
l1Pe''sa e' 80 - 'n' :" = afDss'a
THr Srcrss1oN o. SoUrH CAaoImA.-The
agony 10 ever, portsviunt monies naseitHr ,;dics
las mss, South Carolina is ont Of the Union.
No earthquake nor terrible subterranean convul-
sion has followed her Secession. A. o'clock
this afternoon dispatch was received in the
House Informing the United States that they
are minus one. But - astonishing and almost
incredible a it may appear to the Seceeders,
the news created NO excitement whatever. Mr..
Garnet (va.) announced the fact to the House.
Instead Of running away, the members renamed
guilty In their seats, engaged in discussing the
merits Of bill proposing to surround our con
tnent With an iron girdle. in order TO strengthen
the ties connecting the Atlantic and fAcinc
States, and TO place this nlol ON sf'ii afsser
basis. The Pacific Railroad bill though South
Carolina mas sscesdeo, passeo sne aous use, o. =
large majority Inc stars ana stripes stu noat .
over the capital OF the nation; none OF them
will be eradlcased. 49,.
Boyce and Ashmore, tho two surviving members1
Of The House from south Carolina, snen snook