The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07
PAYING UR HACK.

Ne learn that the two or three droves of horses
a'ly taken from this city to Memphis, Tenn.
r not met with as ready sale as was expected
tsir owaers; the Memphis people having re-
feto purchase horses from Northern aboli.
nis;s, ahd especially from those who live on
bcnders Of slave State, and cOuntenance
running away Of slave property through their
nioy. Thi. is but the fruits OF John Brown
paDicanism and il only paying US back in our
coin. The Northern people have, for years,
n more OF less engaged in running of negroes
~ the south, and they have carried on con-
aal warfare upon the institutions Of our South.
brethren. That the people Of the South
cpid t's.H 70 retalate is no more than might
se ben eIpeetei, and, in fact, it is no more
N rsht While the North Is. ina measure,
pendent upon Southern trade sOkeep hep gbite
erfs ~ employment, il is to the advantage
ssefy Northern man to secure this trade We
Sd be pleased 10 see the entire trade of the
~ sane to the North, but il the unrighteous
fare ssgea Lg the Black Republicans against
Isairticns OF the STAG south Of u does not
~ nd N once, we trust that tic people Of
sIth as well " oil conservative men 81 tlc
i, country will Withdraw their patronage,
ss,va,. rom the negro stealing traitors OF
.isdiion party. Take your trade and patron
kom these Yankee a.solitionists, who en-
ar and help carry on the abo,s;tion warfare,
shey will sue for peace. They ard the kind
nea who work for pay, a. is shown by uhslr.
laflca Of freedom, Abe Lincoln, charging the
York Republicans 5000 q night for
AaR to them of the wrongs Of the poor
r there are those who will growi Ab0rt
scaH On the part of the citizens Of the
aut let them growl. Their doom is sealed,
ase not the white slaves Of Massachusetts,
aher New England States spoken ont
NJ avery at home. and will not the voice
'a's hunanity be heard in and aloug the
%a the black republican army, It will
N. also prove to be the death knell in their
ndsse wrongs that may exit far from hows;
ionder A.,d louder will be heard fhc appeals
men, wo,ne,, and children in sat their OwM
SO NAV ii b., until our own wrongs are
essed, ard the part, that has infriDged upon
nssn's Of the people consigned to oblivion.
''e ABOVE sample Of politics and patriotism is
Me oskalocsa Herald, alocofoco newspaper
4sd 10 the county Of Mahsaka ard Stats 0f
y this mercenary driyeller il TO u be-
= "e people Of Iowa exist by the su6erence
nsser drivers" and ''niggcr breeders" "
hey 20 not leave their plows and shops
sa end return every negro Who runs away
Mh State, then their lords and mastcrs
= !, PERFECTLY jasti6able in refusing to buy
Aas grosn in Iowa, and We. suppose in
- iea'hering. whipping or hanging any
ss1eas who may 70 into Slave State.
-% Programme laid down and gloried in
sss Locofcco kditor. This IL the ray
= people ore 10 be forced 70 give up
(r a1aean principles and opinions
'er viii also mark with what aippancy
f speaks Of the shoemakers Of Massa-
= white savca The fre-eathg aris-
~ ne South regard all laboring men a.
slls Of society, and all men Who work in
IN .Ad elsewhere for wages = occupying
'ae same position a. Southern negro
4. - imitation Of the plantation manners
~, fs The 0ssaiossa editorAlrcady speaks
men q white slavcssw
-Af AsD THAT TOoEraEa We printed
aaaaas indignasioa Message rridsy morn.
EWsRlaR IN the rao.t ~>A~,,., ,>>r~~~ Me n.