The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21


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language:
NM. =. .~.v fLom bnme. reccntly. turned
49, 80 -;sh .h.r,e s. ana Il nevsnaDer what
.s ..r,,c.si =. =, decentralization. dsnder Int
-h;c, nr,,vetl Is he Il irnusnniO5s tfush-nause-
= th.f this church bsd been refused TO Wendell
Ph;liins for ne delivery Of his address on .sThc
nissoiution az the Union. y lf thc church had
mt cen accustoe,ed 20 te let freely FOR concerts
Ana lectures and the ike, pending the construc-
| ton Of : new church, the case would have been
| different, and It might have been prudent not -
| let It on the occasion in question; but when il
was in the market to let 10 Ill respectable causes
and persons for 100 night--which i the fee
| to deny Il to him because be was advocating
an unpopular doctrine, md because i was feared
that his using il would have m injurious eftect
or the raising Of money for the new church, va
shameful in the extreme. Whom \ read y
colored till felt my bluahes ~ ny o0oss
was ashamed through and through! saIu y
myself: Ihlrteen years o. Minis..A .lou AlloI6
people, resulting, n sne tn.lssensl ye.l' -.
In cowaroice thar maks. tnem sIsau - ~ !.
man stand IN my place anu .pesA - ny -
not Deneve, Wnas s,cs iear wa naso =,
aoie euect ON ene cuu1cn i ~ "na' Wa Aa'o =
unIavofaeie enec. On INC
ineFe IS nct nol1 moIai a',u uPlsns 1' ~
Or more Petlec' sente"ah nv .cnIa. :. -
Union A.ous. uO my epsnlD P.,'Avsop..,
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tnat Wenocn nilnps - Wy PcIsonal iiicnu' !,
nave 'he e.esss. aunl,sso'. .. 80 ''An. -
mas 1nas 1 n;E, - ol'shsa .l,aA any S.m W
worn IN klngiy ctoMh, namely. mora soulas,
70 proclaim, anu perseverance ~ uusoc4.e, Mna'
ne ulnAs 70 pe ssue' i'o 'na'.er Wilas oPposi'iol
nc may encounter.
| ana VIII tea you one tning you eA
pect ny any sucn Pfuuehs course - taas ~ "
money 70 Da'id ehufcn' 40 MOI want = cnnfG :,
ina. IS quit at the price OF making men hoie
Their tongues.
growing moderate; but the old feeling il in mi
yet! / am as warmly in favor Of free speech a:
ever was. will have it myself; ! will conten,
for it forothers; andI will rebuke that cowardics
| which is afraid to let man speak freely. Man
illness requires that you should allow open speech
| If YOU want to meet it, meet it by counter
speech.
| Now YOU know very well, that while speal
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with hatred or anger. but because abhor COW
ardicc-and most in those that / love. did no
suppose that had brought IN church or a con
| greaation to sin in that way.
One thing am nerfactly settled about. an,
that is this: I myself shall be free. and ever,
one who has ANYTHING to do with me shall be fire.,
also if can helm him to no %. And Il. in til
Augmentation of our Church. you mean tina
there shall he Recommendation Of the liberty o
sneech. Won will not have nv co-oneration in tn
uniting nm of sinple brick.
/ You may saw that this will stand in the way Q
buildine Then let It'll I do not care for
hn;ld;n@ that roas nm on that fnun6ation I
would he lie an oId temnle &c Egynt-rrea
and Grand in outward form ful, Of dead dust in
| s;sa No. notb;no i of any worth that does no
carry with Il the vitality of the liberty &c IN
sons of Cod in the cxnress;on nc honest eonyic
t;ors 60 muc,, Far thai
So
The Two P's AND Bowie KNlyEs.-The Wash
ington excitement this week is Of a thrcatene
duel be ween the peppery Mr.. Pryor, Of Virg
MA and the purtanic Mr.. Potter, Of Wisconsin
The former made haste to rush in without obey
ing the old fashioned maxim about "mindin
PSF but as the calmer and certainly not les
courageous member from Wisconsin proposes I
fight with bowie knives, he seems to he in qilit
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up thus: When Lovejoy was uttering his grca
philippe against slavery list week, Pryor rushe
into the arena, and shouted that he should nc
talk so, and especially should not shake his fist
in such a menacing and ruffianly manner. Nj
Potter, big and brave, goes in early when ther
is prospect of row, and lie stepped forward
and declared that Mr. Lovejoy should be heart
be the consequences what they may" and, as t
the fst-shaking, said to Mr.. Pryor that he wa
INDUCING in that which he forbade Mr. Lovejo
to do. So the matter was reported in the Globe
Mr. Potter supplying an account Of his own n
marks to the renorters, who in the oonfusio
could not catch all that was said Mr.. Pryo
now comes forward in the House, and charge
Mr. Potter with in,erpolating a speech he Iii
not make: Mr.. Potter insists that he did ute
n,wes Of .A;s State and ,naroayer ranasts tbcn
and saws be shall stsnd hv tncu ra,rb us,.l i
, cbargns Mr. pr~or With siten,n,;ar i ,,rsren
thc nnhli.ton of his fpotter'sl s,aach n II
ot;;c;al ranortNan .ct Which ia All nj 40 !,
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