The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-12

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1T i not 20 much wonder that the Democratic
Convention has nov sniff and that tbe nartv i
reduced to two factions. as that thew have escap-
such 1 result % long. The marty. years AGO had
exhausted its historic period IL associate and
rival the Whir marty. had broken into fraements
and dissolved. Nothing bus the possession OF
power, and the prestige Of its name, have. kent
the Democratic party alive for the last six or
eight years. The slavery question haa unashed
every political and religious Organization that
undertook to dodge its issues, or, pretending 70
the other, The Wh;r marty Wa 6nished nv th;s
ssirrepress;ble conflics , The American marty aid
not survive sinsle National Convention. The
Presbyterians and Methodists could not maintain
their national organizations against the surgine
moral and social issues &c this question. TIE
Democratic party was gradually but RAPIDLY be-
ing used IN by their attrition. and thi, seemed
TO be the probable manner Of its taking Oh. But
Z death more theatrical. nerhans more honorable
has come upon it. Resistance. it was sunposed
had been pampered out of the Northern Demo-
Gratis; but the history Of the Charleston Conycn.
ton shows that they can contend for the mainte-
nance Of power. under keen appreciation Of
the necessities and dangers Of their position with
. stubborness and defiance that, manifested in |
defense of principles, would have, at any time
within five years, made them the high priests in
Northern and national politics. But the leader. |
ship has passed from their hahds; they have |
made their stand, not too late 70 win credit, for
the popular voice always applauds successful re-
sistance to tyranny, but too late to hold power,
The Democracy have run their race; they have |
Dutlived their glory and their usefulness: and |
now that the signal is given. they will drop 10 1
pieces in all directions. The opportunity il the |
Republicans Chicago will tell whether they an /
preciatc the epoch. and can finish the work be-
gun at Charleston. -[Sprinrield Republican.
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WHAf DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARsHALs DE-
TAIN SLAvERs FoR-On Wednesday, or the day
,efore, process was taken out against the bark |
Storm King, on suspicion that sue was engaged
vas given into the hands Of the Deputy United
States Marshals. who. without referring II to Mr.
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