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


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pEoAcafM adtecklve4 Xney CAL You olo@ Ne
publicsns, and In one vteN, there may be some
senne II ne epishet, or te cannot ne Qene!d snat
yOt are Strcngty opposed 20 me 'Aemnsaon OF
Mack people (olavee) into the Terfisorless ana
firmly resolved 70 reserve, yOu can, the virgin
land to bo settled, aud cultivated, and made
valuable N13N ree, vs4ee pplgQAry labor o.
American citizens, and thus build mp COMMUNE
ties Of white people, free, equal and ineelligent.
But l think the Democrata are better enss'eo 70
the Wack adjective, Tor your claim 70 negative on
", - ron insist ppQn excludlnG the from
eli: our Nee Tertttofiet, ana NOV . decided un-
willingness to be aaeoctAeed WIN them ~ y0pr
Srnisr laboes; uhile the clAin of the Demo
Gratis is Affirmative, and y proven by t1eis soa.
slant efforts to establish the right Of the dccAs
70 60 aleugNilh the whites into Ne, Iefntories,
and BY the urgent desire OF many OF that party
J T. Anaaant the number q 0seas BY fresh impor-
tAtions from Afr3ea. 'sasss has s~s.s5 5sss IS ass1
In regard to the governmental ann ec0tiolcai
view Of tie eaSe,s an eminent etateGneA has
terscy said, that scapital ought TO own ita labor
Ccr4ainlyis ought and does whenever It 10 able
and willing TO buy its labor ~ paying honest
wages FOR honest work. But / cannot see any
greater necessity for capital employed IN farming
| 10 oWn the men who do the labor, than for capi-
ktsicmraoyed II building houses TO own the car
pcnters aud maoons who erect them. But 1t
am wrong in thiss and the dogma be really ) true
ma kim. as arplied 20 the laherers. still | think
thSSc is another aphoelsn, quite u true azsd far
more sbene6cank eepe lilly 10 . now country
that Is. la6dv<6US1g . 60 q lad 1%
gAe main 81 es,sQne I'D against the election
of Mr. Lincolnafe noe @teceeu agaidst nIn per
sOnAliy, for II ID OMy Joes snouse W nis Pe.evn
al character that NO one imputes 70 nun evll oe
636p4 AeaIt t4a SQunsfy, nor ~ IT, snA'
when be becomes PRESIDENT ne WIZ atsemPs any
great wrong TO the nation or any secsion 81 y. 7
But tacticianS suggest, and some umid pstnots
fear, that certain truculent politicians IN the
South will seize upon Lincoln's election a. Apre-
text foesnsfng in rebellion, to put down PseN'
.deea eono1e udanally and lawfully chosen. n
you have any such idle fears. beg you to dismiss
them ct once, lest they lead vow to the gross ~
Justice 81 imputing TO the Southern States, OF
even to the body of Southern Democrats, the
fhpfpose to commit crime 1t once 50 wicked and
90 foolish. We al know that there arc IN the
South, few self-conceited bigots, who, whene "
Err they 6Adr The votes and the asguments ~
saainst then u poal to our 1eArsbg threats q
indefinite mischiefs, hoping to win triumph
over iustiee reason and the public will, by sheer
builying. eas.s ~ g .s
I tell yon. my friends, that the Southern poo
ple are not guilty Of that wicked crime and
stunid folly.. They know, as we'll g. We can tell
them. that armed resistance to lawfully chosen
President is treason. They know that Govern
ment that has not the power and the win to pro
tstect itself and enforce the laws. is poor cor
temptible Government; and they especially need
= Government strong enough to protect all it,
neople. They know that armed resistance to .
Lawful President is but the beginning Of civil
-, and civil war. a our people are now divi
dci whn!d he sufc 10 run into social war-tha
;s.. var in States. COMMITTEES. neirhborhoods-
Il n nWWGf
horrors of servile war; 81
II Nowccer much NAV differ from many Of ON
Southern brethrcn. mon certain points Of gov
erumental nolicy. rely upon their wisdom. nrs
n,tr;ot;sn, To mat down the few desperate.
among them. and thus prevent the initial erin,
which. II allowed to be successfully committed
wonld imneril the worlds last hope Of republican
freedom and vould NOT fail to draw in its trair
The Complicated horrors Of civil, social and ser
y;,a war
+ ray. say. confidently upon the virtue ant
natriotism of the Southern neonle: but even
these .ere "a t;nr' vonld st;lf RELY unon the
nla;n reason and Common. sense. for none bu
madmen. vould teach their slaves, by their oxl
bad exrnule. nov TO rise in bloody rebellion
against lawful authority. esa ar,9' ie . si-e
Knoxipg our earnest devotion to the Union
and our villineness to make great sacrifices I,
rrc,ervc It. the nian Of INTIMIDATION il still pur
sued, and appeals are still made to our fears
ana men 20 ~ VINO ougnt 70 know pe'.er, anu as
kho" oeMer put acsine upon the ma1im y