The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-28
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last weekf on Monday 2 oh Saturday VII
will 1t say on Monday next : on Saturday next
Does it grumble does il grinf IsjEdf6oin
1t mildi is II "cutting up rough" Il is 6Shl
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Was it Rslnsyton Who xToss - lsadns srs'
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S sion Of Of Who, VIII WSyIslS,ss ''nS Wss- 1;asi..
Men cross, ,examias Rmsefves. I'D each T)her
as If the edit6fs Londoa Times were
priest Of Dodo6s beating outkhe destiny Of thl
/ world on his Old pots and k(ltlesl Whereas,
yon will push aside the cuytain, and enter-il
We may use Wizard Anderson'a new word-tha
PsychonsntegNxypR,siN ,siN fpa Mat ,tAs, yAmbi.
dextrous Prestigiatorsf e ueitser The Prime Min.
ister nor what the Artfnl Dodger called The
"vice Presidens " She Ho0GS5 fsOSkssoss,
but small yoaug man, viii spip inIhiaii =
mouth, sizpence i1 his pe9ket = net .4f, bssE a
his elbow, and spoonful ri ink before him.
Jupiter Scararnouchi ID Sh hfS giot9 p fhHH t65
immortal God, the good fshdssfafl psts1bs6
observe, who has taken the affairs Of the United
States into hisi sugust kespinsyhp JsYsiyq
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nss .ss ssss ,as ss;;; Ss:
horse race prophet, and Who 9Rd9f f1slndS' oar
affairs many million times bettef t6aK xs Under.
i,sss sss Ssss SsSsa Your
salaami Pay. your sixpence, believe and trem-
blei Believe, good A6ehcanh pSdpIs ittiss ID
cannot fght-cannot organize squad Of militia
cannot build Ship--caAaots boErswsa dollar,
and do not possess one! ! Believe that your
Government ID failure, andsyoas 1gbs for it Q
farce! Believe tbatyou hase no 1tghsto block
lade your own portst Believe that ysa are the
ivassals Of the cotton spinnersz of ahaachestsr,
and should know no Law but the iax oofGB British
looms Own that upon you tia e1psrience Of
the past has been waited ;-.-thas Iforsoyou
the illumination aof the, eensuryo shiuea Jim
vain - that you are outside the comfy
of the nations I, that you may With impunity be
kicked, and without redress be cufed: and that,
you have two cheeks only that you may be twice
smitten 2 Believe all this If you please, and
you will deserve what you will certafniY Ret-
kicks behind and spittIe in front! Believe "a of
this, and your blocksding fleets will Be Anucked
should be, for ships Of war Belong only to .,
brave, sef-reliant peoplel II we are afraid u
the Lion, as our poor, weak fathers were not,let
ps cay so, walk into the den and be crushed If
la orc not .c,.;d &c ~. "a, Il. - -
bvn bus,ness ana issrn IN 1 n r,;nd ~. ~" ~
many times must 1t be repeated, this same truth.
which by iteration aas grown weafiscmen nttat 1 ,
nations life is in its own keeping, snd tbst
public existence coddled BY alliances is ,worse
than extinctionl England, with admirable and ],
Snain nnon vhicb IN S.bt hos hst.,as ~
Ieaaed bor1 Snan;sh .fI;s.-Nu.s. 80. - AZ.
mari i-f,on ,bs s-ov of .he Hon.,...os ~.
10 return them IN the ev.v of tha Ron.hons y o
What Snan;rd. .yr;nce dnIe btdsinSsns ~; d.
teer--nroited nv tho cbas, ilNcy G,s s,.sr., si
soul onts;da the rotter .nS ..drlts-,,,s, l.onSe
Circle Enelsnd and France ;nte-nos.d - GO
e.the s;cl. mann from the nh,sces IF H. Nor,h.
ern hear and how il atbe s;ck ynsnv no. !, Goa
helms those who beln tben,seIvasI- :. Il r.tbs,s
stale proyerb., ,but We yeuture nnon ;ta 70 net;. Al
tion. w r. r., !.
! The American people have been charged v;th
undue sensibiIitv To the 0ood a. IN on;n;on ~
FOREIGN nationss and ri EnvIsnd esnee;.y,r u q
There has beep we are sorrv IN nav so,no truth
in the accusation bu. at the same t;me ,.o
are not sure that the feeling il nne.t;on hos
hitherto done us anv harm Nations 'liLe in. o
diyiduas, like appreciation and shrink from rem.
sure but every tyro in morals knows that in =
the life of every man emergencies will arise in
which advice. that most costly and most worth.
less of commodities, must be resolutely unheed-
ed, and in which only the self.noised c.n retsi,,
bis position. Unfortunatelv or nos--most FOR.
tunately, we thipk-.he American Government d
happens to be in this proud but perious nosition.
The war is at its own door. and its resources
men. money. munitions Are an II. avn : IT, IN
be time enough fer T1e Time. .o toll -. ,hst Va
cannot borrow money in london 'vben We ask
for loan in that citv. Il will be time enough
to tell us that we carnst mainta;n !. bIocL.de
when it has been b,oken. IF will he t;me
enough to tell us that We can have m Alliances
whan' can in hand. we reouest them IT, w;Ii
be time enough to treat us to nolitical bom;I;e.
when we have shown ourselves ;ncansbIe of
originating a discreet nolicv Until tben "a