The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-21

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tnOess =. - - ss.s sos sOeo9 e11s1
wn0tiy nom Snas qoasses - S1e vnao@ At was
n vain thst the party attempted 20 repel this
charge byspoinung. ~ - eMlssnog national
chAraeter q - psieesey andthN yFrgina thees
distinguished Southern esateaM>eM ri past times.
The charge, when Asst uttered, ,.xae ept credited
BY those who originated il, and waa Lslicved "
only few or shs Hsces ignofias 1Anai tseIkid a.
their auditors; bdtitMAs- S1il1la a5hh61 1smnly
and 10 vehemen4iy Tint, Hike other falsehooda
Ietrcreated and wen stuck 10 not Only the tfpd-
iaqns sAhpng thc latenessy but IN ueelvseA shsn-
selyes, ansAS 70 believe is.sssss y ssavA Z
Almost defpaiIinG NJ a1ceec4 M Attempts TO.
reason WefIsnlcanlhg 30 Nlm0A %lA&Ed peop,ss
out oe thu dol0slO0s ~ Rs}e "a =
arrived 1t the eoeolssion shas itrwepA Aeye II
" live down this charge by nciitvhk pb&er and
axlmIniscesfrrx Dc 8ovcannSoa4 n ~ fxcnl NJ
tional policy 81 he earlier Presidenfs. Bnf>the
dread of dissolution cf thc Uniou' al n q !,
tempted diasolusion involyine eivil vas. rhlch, i
according e, the seachines az y esneervssise
mem of ali tyDes and sixcs wa ~ follow tRe
eaertion OF Republican President. a surely sa
eject follows csuse nm rooT I'M I Non a ).
rather Ike ! vl,oIr herd a ross;ar - = tSes
vay Of Z Repnbiican er;umna. -,
fhreatepinr % dissolyc .the Iynion. on the one
hard. and Drot,oainr IA sarc fhc fYnion a. IA a
other has conssituael the entire stnck IN tra1. ~
for many years, of two cIAseee ofI pol;siciana -,
TO say that the osc 7clase we're knaycs.. ~ "a
other class fools would be doing inretice q botk
Doubtlese knavery and folly. n 1ndelncd, ~. =
nortione. were larreIy mixed vtth eSel aS,,,< d
men ana sou,e ioufnaia have 1Dlloved Ifr;cn~lis.d
solvins a. ! trade. while other men ana other
iournals have nurs,ed Union -aayinr - nrofes.
eion. The latter class have chSe9v confined tiicir
operstions q IA Northern asaies INV have III
been the most yirulent opponents Of The Repuh-
lican marty: with them we are the best acuusint.
ed. From the time the disciples of John 9. Cai.
houn. twelve wears sro. commenced III earnest
he work Of enshroning Slavery . ahc doAiaant
institution Of the country under threats of break
inr M IN 1;overnment n re.;.ted down n thc
hour when the lafN baltimore Convention ,i.
ionrned sh;s cI.ss ae .'".;";.. Nm.
tles donsle 1890. y ..sss;. 49, -
safert dr tae Union. ana nroi rsnr sid Ssr syert.
iDr a catNstr0t,he vLich their imaeinasions had
cnniured ~ FhrrnsaI1n;tv tho fervor. the ~.
netite With which tbSy NV to;lei Il TSySm ~
inp a onlv e0msleS ~ tha sr.iisstrv IN vhis,
,he Amssr.i;an miner Iorks ~ rl.ccr tho aFet.
lion Win vhich the Sv;ss nonn,sineer nnrses
h;s- ao;,y. tha rrstn w;,h ~h;ch IN Nnhtan4
nec,o ea,s M. d;st ~ f''. 4 10y assI1.,.r#
Ifter Years ~ rre,erse .u, tx,o.;op. th;s,
charge al sect;onal;sm ami th;s .hrc.t ~ dian.
MON have been exnosed ID deris;on by In ycrv
partsssas ~iao have driven by pslminc' thcn on
Tprs ;r.;.ssI ~. s.rsc,,.i;s.. ",o,s r~ons,,y
! ns:t.ined ID the nr;nc;nlc. ana nolicv N their
| pnnonents than 10 theirs: hut thcy have never
MI nnv been able II i,nnale he Democracy a.,
the;r avn s46r;tion az seetionallsm. Each ~f
The to rccert Demoer.tic National Conventious.
.ss.ed Nv their own ,lef;n;,ions vsa a. purely y
.ac,;.,nai bodr "a oither ~ the Conventions
1 -h;.l nnminoted Iremont ar Lincoln. The dele,
~stcs n he Douglas conclaye vere chieay from
e. vo..h The Soules tha rorsvths the Kings.
- q ,ss;s se- nssociates from H. south. repre.
s.eN -. assoe'a.es 11oln ~ ~.
sente4 -. =. ths;r h.sLs ~ ,hs,. IL. -.
constituen. IN. r,... ~ ,,,.s. s ssa
repudiated by 49, .ss'.I fmr S",S S'[.
So Of the Breck,.. = ~ so,,,,' ~. s.Ss 4...t
were almost wholly fro. .who s.,,is ~ = .ss !.
ings, the Schclls. the Halles.. =. - M y upo1
it,from the North, we're not sen. 80 & Dou.'
ment Of the States where thev res;Sc
As to Electoral votes ~ donht ;f cren ".
Douglas himself has the audsc;tv - c,.,n, "a
We could mot put the case n ssrnn.er fermsl q
solitary Southern State. wh;le II Taro ~era sI;ra
and leader Of the National nerncr..v - NJ
of course, would bel. he could nat ~ ~ ~ ~
face braxen enough to assert that R.ssasn AZ. III
will carry one Northern State. s. much. tor
" Sectional,sm the a;nclo str;r. ,,,,.... -A;s1
these political Papannis h.vs y. ~ ,.sss
their doleful tune n ''YS'e 80
IA "a the thre.t oe !.
in the event of The eiecs;or - pa,.h,;ea..o oa ~
the Presidency. and vh;ch ~. c.;chiar,s .a,,sS -
juvenile politicians. ana 4 far "A do-sssr
in breecbes. Of course. IL hss .ivs,. hs.n -
audacious d humbus a Mormonism. !. rrena..
ferrous delusion as Mill.r;sm Sovthe,p hrss.
CARTS threatened it-Nor.hern Iarr.aoans6s
echoed ii. But. trsnsparent A "a ever sssn
this gasconade to ali sensible nconle- i. il onI,
till now that this charlatan trick could bc q,
effectually expose,i aa - silence rer;, snd
doubt. 9 q. ~ '-~~,. .r"''9'4 ~ y
Mr.. Douglas. in h;s snooch - w !. sh;c,.or 80
cepting the nomination. thouoh he never hel;ev.
ed the nonsense FOR / momene thinE;nc a. mahe
good hit a the Rrcckinr;S men MI ~,
dreaming that their chief vonia renyd;ata ~
entire canikal nnnn xh;ch tho, ha.o ~. go,
| transacted business ch.rosd ,,a,, ~;.h ie;,.
pledged 10 disunion in the event Of the election
Of Lincoln. Stang 70 the quick. Breckinridre.
the representative 81 the Yanceys. tic Wises'
the Beniamins. the Dav;ses the Cnrrxa ,he
Toombses, the Iyersons. the Keitts. VIA have
been making good Douglas charge any loy tbese
four years, leaps upon the FIRST stump. and 80.
lemnly in the name Of his supporters. denies tho
charge point blank, appealing in touching terms
70 his own antecedeata, his eeOxrs phical posi-
ton, his personal character, for The devotion OF
himself and his friends to the Union even though
1t were imperiled by the election cf score Cr
Lincolns! 4s- /. M srl
| In fine, the actors in this mclodrana Of "scc
| tionalism and "flisupion." having fallen t.
quarreling among themselyea suddenly throw
aside their sleaxy robes, dash down their lin hsA,
NETS, wash OF the paint and, rushing in front of
the curtain, tell the creanlous auditory. vhoua4