The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21


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cellar ma unnloaaant econgoaaceas b. The IN.
pleaaansaaae a N peSiuoa ksisee from Two
causss: 1YsuG - oSaksiy II n q exhibition,
essaesR ~ asvSs = Ss6esss We have had
~ h6tofN. kas nesos . civil WAE.ad We have
~ steile be6oee. bss sever inSeseiyeo sFtifs.-
IA Iaay q ~ eood people Who ore ID favor
q pressing this wsf thoroughly, vigorously end
tzaenphsnS1y, % a end. boliovU S6de a error
vss committed In making q party n6tniniyion Il
ths time. They thiak shat - gssu1a6en who
have plsoed - ID nomination have erred. That
u one thing. Another, II. md ~ Very sorry
% say Il. sAas ,soue Of ~ own political house.
Nod think that I am NOT the man, that, We
ehoofa hAvS had some other person. How lin.
esnd 20 address few remarks to each of these
pointa., Ishsll certainly make them - bfitf %
pssibls.. y ASAN'
Did The Rspublican party esr in neaiasting :
Kepublioas ticket q this time under ths sur
reSslinisfs iWhsS NJ the coedJ tipn of the
country. n MAJ. laaA l~hsn yssridleeislatu
c6nvaod ins G1tso session, adjourned What
wss The condition Of the STATE at that time p
Tho-largs mas Of the people Of this State, were
In favor Of Sussainine tie lAAminhstfsti6ni Of
prosecuting vigorously, thoroughly and to sue.
oessful terminssion, tho war insugnrnted BY the
south. This Va true Of The snsire bodye1of
IL Republican party, and . large portion OF the
Democratic party And yes Il WIS true, that
postion Of ~ Democraeo pArty Was ~ 10 favor
Of that copfse.snN Nov yoai know,a sndl know,
thSt polisieal 1o0isatieoe ere 8 neceli "a q
0svernmehs Ike ourA Without political Or
gsasadon you cannot concentrate public opin.
ioh. We have always bad polltcel grgsotzA-
tioas, q parties sance the toundatie9 OF eur
Government The common sense Of the soun'
Try has accepted this truth, and acted 1po4 y;
and from that period until this day political or.
gaalsAtious have been the means Of giving tone
to the popular viii, and they always must be.
They are necessity In Republican ssofaA Of
government like ours. Here then 10 political
party in this State, party which 10 earnest,
unitsd in favor Of. the prosecution of the Val,
Here vas the only other political party divided
upon this question. Nov these parties act
Through their party organizations, and when the
RepuSlican Central Committee Of Iowa called
togssssr che Oonvension, they exercised the
power which wa delegated 70 them 70 exercise !;
no mora, no eleas. They had not power 70 DO
aught more; i was their duty to do no lesss-
The, had not power 70 propose union Of par.
ties. They could: only call Convention TO
nominate cand,dates Your State Central Com:
mittee Of the Republican party did It's duty in
calling the party into general convention.-
Shortly after that had been done, persons who
claimed TO represent the Democratic party,
WHISTLER truthfully Or not cannot say, called q
State Democratic Convsntion q m earlier day
than that for the assemblage Of the Republican
Con,enticn. After TIL. call had been published
certain other Psnons, desinng ~. they claimed
20 give hearty support 70 the prosecution Of
this ana me maintenance OF the Union.
issued call for what they denominated " Peo-
PIE: Unions Convention" and fixed the time
for holding the same either the day before or the
day after the Democratic Convention bad been.
eal!edto assemble They showed no desire to