The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

$50. Ao0GAAs- The Inr~e.
a1ly Dsae,as .ee~p,s M -,
M@N, A. . Ipcech u WssAi.ss1
places himself On the -
Union and nc Ccnssisn,ion' \. gnNi
on she one hnnd and DisunI, ! a. Az
being she guardian angel u ~ =
the two. es<n,
hox ~ y 4 m accordance On N. " !
Bn'ckinridse and Lane -. ~ 'o.sis.s
doctrine, that tbe sIayehold., wi
his slaves v the Territo,;e. -. ~
under the Constitution ~ ~ vi.
and that no power under A. W y tais
irving - authority frou, i, "as,lis
-: right Thsy believe y -.
the Territories. ssz4d<> Z,
Mr.. Lincoln believe. :. n.
son and Jackson did, That CO.. a.ai1gs
% prohibss slavery II The fe,,;.sAA
eaght 70 exercise that rirl,. a VI.
free labor. lie believes II 49,. ~ skls
wherever the Constitution \; ,u'ag IN,
% believes Mr.. Hamlin s'ss Aa A,s
NJ. Douglas Is the sa,bc.
That bill gives the siaveho,as., - ~
slaves 70 the territories M ngath
subject 70 the Constitu,ian n. - lAn
but, e be haids them thers !, nv. ~ ~
ton q the United States 4 !, I Y ~
ne can be deprived u tbem |. Y 80
ferior 70 the Constitution aaytas
eser. says the people Of n. - Rsks
friendly legislation, Il. !. i, '.'n'a
which IN vulgar parfsnce ~. ! 0fi N
the devil round the sunni =. y e.lstsA
profitable, and thus drive !, : Maks In,
H. cares not, for his na,, non w. a.
voted up Or down. liz h. y ~
matter. Sui I've says M $50 y, II etAc
tionism and Disunion. I'M, !. eetsrs
down, Abolitionisn tr;nrri. Y sisssrJa
voted up, Disunion ,riumpbs Y. n Z "
man 70 save the ccuntrr-,aa - I'D
from being voted up Or dsv,D 'sFtHt 4
gicai - the position he -. hnsus
means OF the Nebraska Bar .ata sse
no. hold is authority, under To- c,s..s ''t y
his slaves to the territats, \ ilaa, b
shareholders power TO NINA. : aFt IL
and called this Popular See, = eassan
ciared the Missouri Compru,ni.. ~ ~ "
because II did no. acknowl.dgs i, a-s'A''ta
aiity Of slavery. Yet he vrstsss n " Y 4
ihe Nebraska bill, under which 80 Y
sat'onally legalized in tie ter,;,o,.
acknowledge The constitutionai;,'
AM may be set aside by 4 ,esr,,ar,,l
IDS y appealing from the Concr@s. \. Y r.
TED States to the Common Corre;l.s
rom the Supreme Court 20 4 r..
ieaee, with vengeance.
B.t The Inconsistency of Mr. ncn.l
end here. He ID not only ineo-.s.
principaes--in every position rh;.as
but he i inconsistent IN hi -.
tions With the parties upon H. -
nominated BY hi Convention W.
ne was inconsistent in DECLARING 4 ). NJ
care whether Slavery was voted 49,. ~.
then tuning round and saving 4 I'M.
IN FAVOR Of voting il up il eIeet.1 ]
unph Of dista,ion; aud ii III =, IL
favor vt voting ID downs 49, !.
umph OF Abolitionism. Es H. ~.
IL inconsistent in another sa. u ii. "
cd nomination on tickle, ass
fnliy ~ much Of iis1nianis. |, 4,
ridge Or NJ. Lane; in fact, riA IN
Mr. Douglas himself denounced 49, VI
Mr.. Fitzpatrick voted for the g,eper-,. ~
in Congress. he also voted tar a. ~
Davis resolutions which pas.e,! The ~
time since, and which we're demons
Douglas IN his last speech III he ND
Mon resolutions, and The supports
were abused ~ disunionists. Ysrr
! Here il IN extraordinary position \
who proposes 10 stand like rusrrn
tho country between Aholitiobism W.T.
and let " enumerste the several i.~1
Sistency in il.
| First-Mr. Douglas il IN favor Il 4. VIZ
Bill, which acknowledges -lsrer, os1
tional. Yet he is in favor Of ri,ir wv
drei people in any Territory Tie DsT-tl
the Contitution.
Second - lie does not care wkr,hr Y
voted up. iet he SAYS il il i.rsa
Union i dissolved.
Thisd-Hc SAYS he docs not carc u.
very i voted down. Yet he aysY
down, Abolitioni<m tliamrhs. nd ,sai
deadly hostile rs he is to disuhion
Fonrth-lIe is opposs 4 to The L.ar1
Yet he accepts nomination On a az
mar who voted for II.
Fiith-He saws that those VIA yptR "
lection - slavery IN The territories an
lists, yet tie Nebraska Bill ii which
father, protects lave property IN u
tories. I
Sixth--Ee SAYS all who voted far \
to slavery in the Territories IRE disglS
Yet he accepts nomination On ttAs ~
dlsnnianiSt Tor Vice President
Sevenih--Ile SAYS be abides by .hs c.
OF the Supreme Court, anu he endarri "
cisian when pronounced. Since thai III
ever, he has received new light aid 81
territorial legislature tan set the SlpaS8S
at defiance. a.
was ever man so Inconsistent al h
ciplcs, aud 50 utterly regardless Of ih
secure himself political power
BY accepting the nomination withF7
uisunionist, he hangs the Union uran
der thread of his own existence iHrE.
four years. For If Nr Douslas shou
tunately happen 70 be elected md st.at M
fortunately hippen TO die before BIZ IA MN
az other Presidents have before him
have a disunioni4t in the White HSs1
trcme Southern frs-s eater in the "a
Chair.
For Our part. We think the best 4
Douglas can DO. il he really wishes \ T.
Union, i to resign in favor Of Iinc
would DC his most marnanimCrs eegs
deed the most conclusive 10 HE futur A&*
weiiiarp. III that event after The esss =
proper degree Of repentance anl u \
ior his past errors, the RepHblican M
look 70 him as possible candi!af i isf
he now stands, he only gives aidrlN
Breckenridge and disurcn. a. agairsliar
tie Union-to the doctrine Of sasEs1
where a. opposed to freedom crerrxsT
=
DENocRArIc Hated nr PanR Mzs-
the debate in the Senate Nli she Hens
Senator Green. Of Missouri, who vas ID
posed to the bill, used the following ~
guagei
What l. there honest ia giving Hs
away TO some poor, Infamous scopTtFa
i You dare. defy Won. Don, w.
vote away my property 10 The Aa
tnosc infamous seopndrels who wont \
Irving, because you want their Votes
get them, but they viii spit on yoa'
N commenting on the above, ~
6azct.e saysit j. remarkable thaiStuf
ators, in speaking Of poor men sRdvaE
invariably speak of them Ii orr-bsrsr
Senator Hammond ealled them 'the wv
human society" MI. Wigfall derc1nta
criminals" and declared poverty y W
and here comes Mr. Green, who stis1ais
as poor, infamous scoundre's- sgt ~
~ will BE- remembered also, hos tue sAe
have been ssi-matized d. -rasg nstslta
small traders There il No distrSS
no exception. fverv man who y per-
PEELED 20 work for a living i, intae r'r'
aris.ocrats, infamous and base freHi ~ '
OF hcisg peor. And these @es sre -
leaders Ia the Democrats psrts--'s
and its agaciss. They speak nos mef4' \
tisnents a. individuals. but a. me ~
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