The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-06


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&usrr3 NJ ~ 60 No. vSanee. tkak 1Aysseukh
n ~ ~. - ~. north latitude. Take up
voor mar3 vhan voa - hoIne, "a - what =
bod so " cpasfly, ,lyipe sssll x that Ne,
- aurfend erea. VIII I'd hta1c6 ~ Missouri and
~ e1f1s1ne 1c1lrss1lsafaa.,. ~ wAole of ~
5000 " F1ot3da. aeanIsoa from &pGiny wae
snrrendered "a Aleyerys renderin9 Il practically
rsoIesr III IN Tie natiOnat purposes f0r which
II - acunitcd. making Is . bnrthen instead ~
q nAstoslal sANs9oArd ID ~ Gulg q Mexico.
Nv RuA Texas rae surrendered 10 Slavery, and
brought u with The gratuitous agreement that
four Slave States should ~ made out ~ thAs
Territory. Next, n 1850, UtAh and New Nexi-
60 we're abandopsd 70 Slavery. Aftsr tbe4e
eyento. follouinE - quick succeeRi0ps game ~
|abrogatiOn, IN the year 1854, Of the reetrictaon
contained ID. ne Miesodsi Compfomise, ~
which 4 hsd besn stipulated TINT ~ north q -
deg. % min, excepting shs State q A'neals,
should 0ededicaied 70 freedom That ~ apan-
doned 10 Slavery y take i # sAe could Set y;
and the administratfon Of the government 81
The United States, with scarcely protest from
The people, went o. - sayof ~ occupancy ~
Slavery, Asa Legitimate consequence came tne
refusal, On tho part Of the national government
for II vas practical refusal, Or negIcct-to
submit Kansas into ~ Union because enc woaso
not accept Slavery. d
After this decentralization had been carried nv 4
in these practical measures, what T1Ght MAD ne
nation 70 By snrprised when ne President ano
the Supreme Court - iase pronounced tn,s
which, ~ no previous yeaf. ei.oef q sheM wou,H
have dared % assert-that tns Cons1'so.ion y u.
ours y not Constitution Ct lherty, oAl Epek y
y . Consultation Of human Donos6e tnas -
very y the normal con0sion o. - Af'U u :
people q each acre 81 ne domain q tne
United States not organised into staes-sna'
y TO say, that wherever this banner, 2. ou g
this staf-spangled banner, whose g.or,es ~
celebrate 90 nignly-wneFever 80. pa' 80
fioats over na1l9nl sAp '! e nas ~. n
rifory, there = lana Aos - i1eeuo'''' p1's =
slavery u. ].
Hence, y mas ioMo1cu, 'nas 49, nason " 7.
1898 s0Feendseen ~ US .loAi' .....;.sI'
tDis cOnsis1hs ~ nssssy, - 80. Il,
" eAcisueu ,lesa' s..- sia,o torr;.
SHOWS tnas when wv j. ~ ~. ,,,,.l, ,har,
lory Hss4OH ayv 49, ~ r.n..s III Mi.
yOu maA go 80 1''0' - '>-''-'
spPsan '.o "a -. ~. oo,,c.rv 80. dsnoral;,ed
nase III, :.iu suAs $50 III. 49, S,:
49, -, ~: = n~so 80.
necess ~ lnso sos p S:.;P pay 80 y
.nsy svu.. 'o'eo.: 80 A...'sou ~ =
Oo.u gois.o.' P4.aes 80 1sns'ous $50:
esln o.aoo = pos'ea ps.'y 49, .a,. -
wnesi sne na'.uH ~ usinorsNAeg, 4 urrAllsc "
'''cs 80 s, .I"uuass es'ou.u y .1an. y
slavery % rehgious sects were ambitious g
extend incl! sccAesias'ical sway. lne cohse
luence W. tna. yeAr Y year sl.very nau p.Ity
Np9n garty slavery ma rehs'o"s scct uPon
] sehgio1s seet; onason aitsr cNurca. N4t alas
| unsll sne uawa 2. uas yeM. IIesuoM naa 10 PVT
| ana no rehsious secs lnrougn0us 'his wnoie
country. !,
| people VINO are dcmofaiized are easily oper
ated upon; they are easily kept persstenty u
the same erroneous habit which has demorailzet
them. fhe hrst agency tor continuing to cxtenc
the power 81 slavery upon tins continent, is tina
Of alarm. wears 0i ~ KINDS are aFaksned II
the pubic mind. The chief Of them p the teal
Of turbulence, Of disorder, Of civil connections
and Of civil war. The Shareholders IN the slavs
States very justly, and truthfully, and rightly
1GSpme tnat slaves are lnelduOuS enemies OF tn<
State which holds them, Or requires them to b
held in bondage; that insidGous enemies ar,
dangerous; and, therefore, in every slave STATE
that has ever been founded in this country,
policy is established which suppresses freedom
Of speech and freedom Of debate, 30 far as liber
ty needs advocates; while II. extends Che Iarges
license Of debate TO those who advocate the in
terests Of slavery. This lack Of freedom .
speech ana treednm Of debate is followed il
slave States by the necessary consequence, tia
there is no freedom Of suffrage. So that at TIL
last Presidential election the first when thi
question was ever distinctly brought before III,
American peopes=t there were no slave States ii
which ballot boz was open for GeeeoM, O
where free men might cast their ballots witt
safety. If one side only is allowed to vote in
tsDaGe, Il II very easy to see that that side mus
pfevdill fLanghser snd appl.yse,i ea tff@
/ IF The condition Of civil society "a such TIA
| yoaEg is not TO be done safely few men win vote
Every man who wishes TO express his choice
not expected TO be q martyE The world Orc
duces but few men willing to be martyrs, In
friends, snd s4ch 7 am sorry have not been YER
numerous in our day. Nearly onp half Of tn
United States, then-that is, all the slave States