The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-08

Does the slassholder, while he In enjoying hii
slaves ,reReet upoa ths deep injury and ineaicu
liable loss which the poeaeaaien Of that property
linficts upon the tire inter4ts ef the ceantryi!
And does be not pezcsive that society. in tolers
ting that evil, say for thirty yeazs lsneeE for III
6eaS6x, il in the ehape Of injury 70 hesaef and
benefit to hims giving him : full Ard 'aaleqpetr
which, % help me Godi ~ = slaveholdes, will
ever accept tEOsn the Comm0aWsalth Of Virgins.
Il is the only compensation which, % alaw-giver,
win ever dispense to otherasiossqsora ms eaag
8 Slavery, il is AdMitted, i an tevil-it is An
institution which presses heavily against the best
interests Of the State II bapishes free white h.
Dor, it exterminAtss the mechanic, the artiaan,
the manufacturer. It. depsiyes them Of oceupar
ton. Il deprives them Of bread. d It converts
the energy Of . community, into indolence, its
power into inbscility, it, s1icieaey into weak
ness Sir, being thps injusious. have We mot .
right to demand its externinationa Shall 30.
cisty suffer that The slayeh0lder may continue TO
gather his crop OF human Aesh What is his
mere pecuniary claims compared with The inter-
ests Of the c0mmen veal I i Nest the country
lansuish, droop, die, that The alayeAsldar may
flourish : Shall all interests be sabservient 70
one all rights subordinate to those Of the slave
holder? Has not the meehaAie, have not the
middle classes their rights-righta incompatible
With the existence of slAverya ( Sir, the evils of
slavery stand confessed before Us. The only
Huestloa w'ss Virginia st.sesmsn !, should be, 10
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slave states. w mere Is Snen the gOlIt OF tn0 lse
publican Party, if they hold to the old doctrine
of our revolutionary fathers. Of the trainers oi
our National Constitution. Of the ordinance Of
11s7 ot the Missouri restriction. Of the uromi
neut men Of Slave States in 1882. and later: M
there is no guilt, there is no danger in the doc
tr;ne Of the Renuhl;can marty The nation ia awake
and cannot be frightened by the clamor Of diaun
ion. Wevill snare our national domain TIE curse o,
,U,v.yv. NIat I;tteysm oyop from nc e1al;ee of IL,
Me destyov;,.o aaoel az Mr.. Faulkner describes it
Therefore We will elect LINCOLN and HAnL,x and
maintain inviclate the treasure Of Liberty, Inde
nendence and Union delivered to us by our fa
theirs. HIPS.
Pella. August 8, 1860. ti5sG asgi
P!S-rn nv former article, under the heading
~. ,, l,.;,.,x. b.r. c,ort Il ~ . error. xh;cl
1"y S'e1' ''s i's'"" = ~,
reverse the whole sense. when tnerc - Spoken
of the double lcaling Of Mr.. Douglas it is printee
axhile in the North he tells them that his system
:. =, !; cror &c ., 8. i, last vor, must b.
=, - " n..-,1,.
s"e .''e H'S''. " -
Is printed "wc ere'sse him, which must oe' 'we
accuse him." ~ tt's4s ea} ~ II. r. 8.
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WoSDhRrUL CcRr OF AisHloSo oR'rr...
HE GoEs TO EKD LANE AsD WAKES WEIL--Th'
Madison (Nis) Journal tells q marvellous stor,
Of the manner in which, a gentleman, residing il
p.,.;. ,.ad 80 i.,mr.sne.s r,om h;s b;rtl
De'o.s va os's, - s' = -. = ~, ~. 4;
roht Loo vss xevcral inches shorter than tic left
20 :. 49, ...,..,.,. verv .b;.k .o,e,
ana " was ohly oy NeAr.ns '',sn 80
shoe that he was able 70 limp about. Wnen -
tigued he was accustomed to feel great pain il
b;s him Tvo or three months ago he was in Chi
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caS0' .''s"'s = .o''e ''''s :
kept him for several weeks. ne vas Pro1esSo
Of religion, and while here attended . series Q
/ religious mectinge. becoming very deeply inte,
...sa n the .nh;ec.. ~-5-F's - fss
essu ~ '''e 1L
On SATURDAY, suherlnS from severe pam ~ -
hip, ne called upon surgeon - .sse - ,a ea. ~
ed and to ascertain wietner sone."'ns cou.u ~
DC done 70 alleviate 'ne pam; Son,s ~
occurred however, 20 .Iat sne eo" N.uI.- tn. =.
postpone0 Until we Aonow'us ASy'