The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-16

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That noble son Of South Carolina, Joel r
Poinsett, neaflv thirty years ago, in an address
to the people Of Charleston, declared: -:
wv herevsr have been have been proud Of
being citizen Of this republic, and to the rsIbo,
test corners of the earth have walked erect and
secure under That banner which our opponents
Would tear oown ana trample under foot. was
IN mexico wnen the town was taken by assault.
Inc mouse OF the American ambassador was then,
q " ougn! 70 De tine refuge Of the distressed and
persecuteo; IL was pointed Ous 70 the lnfuriated
soldiery AZ place flled with their enemies
They refused to stack Ny only defence was
the nag OF my country, and 1t was thrown out at
/ tho lNstant that hundrpda Nf nuakAfa ~oro Low
leo AZ us. MT Mason-a Drawer man never stood
by his friend in the hour OF danger-and myself,
placed ourselves beneath its waving folds; and
| the attack was suspended We did not blanch,
Tor We felt strong IN the protecting arm OF this
mighty Republic. We told them that the flag
that waved over US was the banner of that ma.
ton to whose example they owed their liberties,
and to whose protection they were indebted for
their safety. The scene changed as by enchans-
ment; those men who were on the point of at
lacking and massacreing the inhabitants, cheered
the flag OF our country, and placed sentinels to
protect 1t from outrage. MI
.sFellow-citizens, in such moment a. that,
would 1t have been any protection 70 me and
mine to have proclaimed myself a Carolinian?-
Should have been here to tell you this tale if I
/ had hung out the palmetto and single star? Be
assured that TO be respected abroad, We must
maintain our place in the Union" 80 !,
Sir, intend to stand by that flag, and BY the
Union Of which it is the emblem. I agree with
Mr. A. d. Stephens, Of Georgia, Shat this gov
eminent of our fathers with all its defects, comes
nearer the objects of all good governments than
any other on the face of the earth" = =
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