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

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occaeioo ~ eiyen. W.. II . Hour d mad
-. - Dsmocsatic Marty ana A4minloesn1ieo,
vith ~ eynpo1hy. o. q lecet ~ eeusIe1cence,
n ~ on - Whir ~ ~ Naive Asst
cana rcflnoAto 49, ~ 1890 q HnrSoo " ex-
ercIcs tha 1880 $780, n ohoorinr hetveen
liho1tv "a slavery. which 10y ~ peemissa -
49, cxcen4 - shcnad orertacv n n favor az
49, 4 Thens 49, 49, -. Wehel ~.
le1lov cis;sana - rDaserieI r. = rarevs - ~
~ ocraaicn for party: "a as Kepublicon
nerfy sDrsDe INTO exissencc q ONES, falf armed.
I iii nevce kncvirSsy . evil shes 800 10y
Coo u u. Z Vill rSvee even VII tSae oahezs
nv do evil thaA rood nay CONS Of Il; ana foe
~ siuaple reopon chat know evil - b certain,
and ths rood only cuable Or psOblsmasicaI. Bat
- - ever retcJcea naors heartlly ever ~
hirsh NJ NJ 6rst Sorp. thsesf dsd whsn, Isav ~
folly and madpsas n ne sspeAl Of H. Misoai
Cocpnromiae. and he rejection 0f Kansas. fAn.
plaa1e,l Ti;eao acts. .eAN u myself. ~ t6s
siOinrn n pras; aanfa " NsosfnfA or JoaeeA. a
Psisste md u Deacors: snd when The Rspubai-
can marty Organized itaolf I aid now d tbe work
complete. fsoodl Good!l
How mach have been cheesed fn this long
coatest, BY seeine tat Only stolen, susreptitioa1
advantage were gained BY slavery, ID TIE form
Of rescripts ard cdiets and laws on The statute.
BOOK; while the cause or freedom brought in,
Arst California; next, New Mexico, with her con-
stitution claiming freedom; next Kansas; next
Minncsols; and next Oregon; you may III know
u you possibly remember the song Of joy, mot %
poetic, but = full Of truth and happiness, - the
scng q Miriam, which then uttered, declaring
that that vas the end and ths victory Was Won.
loud applause.J The battle y coded and ths
victory y ours Why then, eay they, Why mot
withdrew from the held! For the simple reason
that u the victor retire rom The held, the van.
Qulsne0 WIN snen come Dack, ana she Dattle will
not be won, why should me victor withdraw
and surrender al his conquests 70 the conquered
enemy! why should ne place the enemy back
upon me neld, and withdraw his iegions into "a
- G.sssnco, g give nun cnanco % re-estaOi'sn
ne ilne tnas nas been broken up!
TINS kepuD!ican party VAL NOV complete this
great revoluslon. ! know ~ WALL because, ~
the nrst place, y clearly perceives lls duses Il
y unanimous upon tnis so0lec1 We nave mac
heatation heretofore, bus the creed so which
have already adverted, which Issued from that
Council Chamber nov before me, announced the
true determination, ana embodies that great,
irving, national ldca q Greeoom, Win WHICH \
began. know that the nspuDhcan party wni
90 II because i fnds the necessary forces - Al
the tree states adequate, trust, 70 achieve sue
cess, ana mas forces In reserve, and increasing,
N every slave state 70 me Union; ana only
MAslHe un.L 80 sa.vess - 80 nepspnc.n 10y
$3.50. 80 y. 49,. ~ = 80 500 = = - N IA
&c. .0n ~ - o.. sn - NJ s;s
$780, nPP n. Dls, .g1!v 90 ; $3.50 -
$3.50 =. 1sep1pAosn ps.y 49, Az 49,
g - y .s, S,o " 80 ~ .n 80
=. Ion.y = .ne.pvney = $3.50 ~. - !,
- sa. ~. - .". 80 s"s pys, ~
I;nSnos, D g.. - , nssI !AP.. ;..ee...d
, nu.ess lor unH.na. a..sI ine..su
uCubOu0SI0sBVuSVA Ai5tNy ENss~SeC0
= Ieco,ass W. sIsAS - cou'ensio" "''n '1s
YEA lAPp'sul c,-
c. q 'ne suoye.s ~ oia,ery - .ne S..s
STATES 70 tne care sno FesPonsioiity 81 sns 0'ass
Ssa's. Aone- QUO cneeFsl-aDsun8 ~ ~
Consutauon 81 the country, wnicn makes ue
Slave States on tins subject sovereign; anp
trusting .nat the emo canno! % wrong, PROVIDED
,nas y snaii CONNIE itseii Villain ~ iegiuMa'e
nue y Gusy, tnerco! ui4Alns lreeao'n PeaAmou ~
N tne feoerai Government, ana making !. tne
interest 81 every american citzsn 20 sustain !,
= sucn; ! 1no~ .na1 tne nepuoncan parry vi
succeed 70 snis, because - y pOs.use anu -
active party. II ID the only party n the copn
wy that y Or can DC positive IN its action. tou
have three other parties Or forms o. parties, ou'
each OF them without the cnAracterisucs OF
party. You are TO choose. Inc citizen Is g
choose between the republican party anq one q
fhese. evf
Try them now by their candidates Mr.. Lin.
coin represents the Republican party. HEARTY
applause He represents marty which has de-
termined that not one more slave shall be inn
ported from Africa, OF transferred from any
Slave State. domestic or foreign. and placed
unon the common soii az ths United stsses
| TCbeers Ii YOU elect him. YOU know. and the
world knows what you have got Take the case
OF Mr.. John Bell, an honorable man, kind mar
L and on>r i0HsN !
| mau whom l respect, and In social intercourse
quite as much ~ everywhere else, IS herc where
my word may be regarded as simply compliment
tary. but what does Mr. John Ben and his Con
stitutional Union-whatis.t the name Of his partyl
Observation-Disclosures, il il notl Laughter.
| what does Mr Bell and his Constitutional Union
party propose on this question: He proposes d
| ignore II altogether; mot to know that there il
such question 1--we can suppose such thing
possible as Mr.. Bells election by the people
| what thenf He ignored the question until the
day OF election came, but II will not stay ignored
Kansas comes and asks or demands to be admit
ted INTO the Union. The Indian Territory, also
south OF Kansas, must be vacated BY the Indians
and here at once the shareholders present the
question 40 they will a'so do in the case Of New
Mexico. will not stay ignored. Il will moi
| rest. u cannot rest SOU have postponed the
| decision ior four years, and that Is ALL Post
A. anil. have ~, s;,ns. whsn a ehOnShs
| Won . great ADVANTAGE Nv cestin~. ~ sdionrr.
ment, tiaogbserl, but sirays found ueysrsbe.
less that VA. Z treat deal Setter ~ no haassu
il the tirst instance. and try Il again tSan i
hang nv hopes upon an adiourpment 1Rsneved
laughter aud appIause.1 N='~''~" -
/
| AaAS w 0.nori -. D.ecknri0ge represents
p ...s IN Ts... s 49, p0"0y sHS WY oPPoM.e 2
o1ss - icy P,oRoss ~ easehu slavery ana =
Sss W f M. a, uvssfnI W g % y. Let y
I . IN Iaes'Tu VIZ . mat sa AZ 70.
~. so..,o p. nv ls,s - HNo, re- WI
'aa. se'.le, ne q0sstlon lNo, no That
Az ~ sT. shsni, ! a% ~ a!feaHy done
~ Y .t suyu'a Nv WYE 2 sls Alalence, ! an
P"eh.n snou ~ eans vo1s 81 coincidence 10 M
RI, Il wsr n ~ ~ ~ mn ahas q course
,;aa.i.rn NJ. - - 49,. nsanu- Asereft IA
w onon parry n,csune' = vast a. TINS, an
~, ,0r o So.e 2, commences q James Buchanan
r. WI ~ ~, s.ss = emp0at:caiiy a. yo
~h;.h;s .aG ueM asa 49, tDr ". pougias
LII = 80 = - niaue hs.e gay aver Tomorrow
- na 80 ~ lsse anS Would not pave the RICH