The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22
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jsis osaeees vyeasss Dpeeah.
Il Richard Osbdsa, Aufiae ~ late visit o hi
oo1ntEy, eass - ~ sssllls a. - c6estsataoa !
or politicA that oof Noethern nsn advance,
/ ~ apat jsst and psepss doctrines vith mud
tombling and fear. = II shev vere en~,..a, /,
soas questioaabls tfansaction, Wills he Gouth
sra men pat fbrth tas moe4 uniust and odiou
psinciplea. With = much boldness and Assaranc
= Il DIR siyht and jussica essld nat admit !
doabe Every nan nust - nov srse thi
statenet has bsen n ~ pas&, and even nov
thoaeh vs have Progressed vondssfrlly az latl
years, there are mot many Of ON Northern ne,
q ths Natiooal Capitol, who, y ahsif Willing
ncoto aeoeds 70 The nost obnuxious Demands
show thas ~ old epirit y not yes extinck
In sseh simes, vhsn there Il sueh ! soss neei
Of Northern backbone, Il y pleasant 10 and
such champion as Senator Wade. az Ohio. vbe
dares to ness he criSia boldly, and, having de-
ternined On The courss of iaesion which trntb
and right demand, is not TO be turned from i,
BY any craven fear. The speech lately delivered
BY hin n Tie Senate, brief synopsis Of which
vas givsa IN our sslsgraphio columns, Yesterday.
wiz serve to eudear him ssill more 70 the Re.
puhlicana az the North.ve.. {. - .,... -.
w ss1 v.s.s ana Of sne course which an i'm
1los'sy of snem wtn demand TO b pur-
'ssu a
Insfe are NO NV views mannfactured OF mo-
alnsa eanee sns easetioa, p Racify the South
WIN sne idea snat the Republican party will
ABANDON their platform, but vindication Of
snem a sne principles OF Washington, Je6er-
con, and Madison, - all the early policy of the
Nation, which Il vas desired should be rsstored.
And having won an election upon them, be
could consent 70 NO compromise Of the princi-
pies which had thus received an endorsement at
the ballotbox; still less was il reason fortheir
sosndonment that they had been mis-constfued
and distorted BY the inssigators Of the South
Carosana fanaticism
we are certain that the high ground thus t.
ken wili meet she approval Of the great majori-
~ Of the Republican party; surely Of oil those
VINO nave been Identified With IL from its start
and that 1t will be . matter of sorrow that there
are mot more men in Congress With the 6rmness
and honestys courage Of old Ben Wade, of
Vn'o.
a. There is IL an the fre, st.tea AMONG Al,
the various political orean;..&ion. am .ll.nsrv..
ling and eoverninp anti slavery sentiment po,;.;.
clans may ignore 1.-THE race Of discarded n,ace
men which has afflicted the country during the
ast eight years, may never have dreamed Of such
! fact Still il Is true. Whv did the Demo
,ratic party losthe and reject Tr.nkl;n p;erce ,
Because he attempted to extend slavery WIN
. James Buchanan now repudi.ted bv nine ont
If every ten Democrats in the free States, Be.
,ause he has used all the power of the Executive
o further the ends of the extension;ssa and A.
empsed, through the Courts, 70 force upou the
country new reading of the Constitution ma.
ionalizing slavery.
Look at other politic.l ory.n;..t;on. Tn.
r" ~'S'. ~ ZOOS =" o'aAo"eo
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i oo'"Pso4"''s' An snas
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"s 80" ''.e fnllaoe'pn'a
Ao" "os""s oo"'e"uon refused 10
Ae' - o'.''o" uec'ar'"g '"as no save state
1o''u ever oe .Aue OUT e' serrisory consecrated
'feeoo"' W sne MISSOURI Pronioitaon. then, at |
'a' moment t"e hePuol'can party sprang at
nce '"so e1'ssence' FROM tnas day until the
resent 'na' party mas increased in power and
'sensln' oecause In never mas lowered its stand
IT, l's leaders now stand firmly for the
sn'' ana refuse all Compromises Of principle.
'en Will 'ne republican party continue power
tine governing po"er-an the country. lfthese
soefs' unm'ndful OF the public sentiment of
10 counsry oetray the trust reposed in them,
Zen will the Republican. like the old Wing and
terwards the Know Nothing parties, 60 down
awept' unhonored and unsung.
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.one fif .nvth;nu can fo- ~. .S.m.f,I h;..orr
his dia.strous reign Cr;se. mora ,ron,,lou.
IAN the present one have often tried the sta.
ity of our institutions: and. bv the n..r;otic
oerxy Of our rulers. thew have nrovea fut;le