The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-24


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I. - every Christian citizen consider whethei
dofng hls part in the great struggle that hal
hew begun. tor The snisy Of States and stahilit,
q the Federal 0overnuent On the basis Of
Sosslce and Liberty. God has pleased him ia
no of0tnary degree who Is permitted TO engage
N the evolution Of principles and the settlement,
OF policy which is not second in importance to
tne very Inauguration Of the Government.
an susn period, political indifference is an
nnmorailty No man can be gpiltless who lends
himse't to wrong, or who neglects to give his
whole influence to the right
We make these suggestions just now, because
this is the seed-tme mot only Of the year, but Of
our political harvest. We must aim At political
harvest Dy the sowing OF right seed, In right
Places rightly prepared Where are the seed-
overs! 5
9 Where are the men who have been for years
groaning At the corruption Of public alfaira. Arc
you doing ANYTHING 10 remedy it! Arc YOU req
soning circulating facts and arguments addressed
- INNS sober Judgments? go 80
Where are the men Who have, in public and
secret, lAmented before God the wickedncss of
tine times! Now that the Frovidence Of God
has broushs around the day and the means for
the correction Of such evils, are you ACQUIRING the
answer 70 your prayers by appropriate activity
" mat must ne Thought Of men who art hot in
me closet, but cold At the ballot-box-who are
oo'a IN lamentations over evil, but shy ofpracti-
"a, retor1natio9s!
NOW Is sne time Tor work. Tue grass Is spring
he under your feet; the leaves are coming forth
'ver your mead. Let there be printed line cir
'ulated tor every blade OF grass, and page for
very leaf! This Is work for everybody. For
men, for workmen, for women, for youths -
The diffusion Of knowledge is everyb0dy's bust
God has plowed the times in which We live.
hat men might cast good seed into the burrows
md in due SEASON public order. regulated lilertv