The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

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.e:l. may " ..esc senuemen are sc'u.seo 0y
0onn.s''ne motives VI seIns.nsss anu amoltion,
anu .nat WISH coi'ectsse ~.sdo" u "srreo oy
sasp'ciohs, riVai'es anu in'rgueA lne welfare
VI .ne "a.'on 10 "aos suoorona'e 10 t1eif pri-
sA.e Pia"s u sggrano'zement ana emoiGmenk
ana Is on'y ater these nave oeen astenaed 70,
'nas toeir counseis become valuable. under
sucn siIcumstances, 'ne un.elSome sFusn mas
'y " ''eo'i upon JUG iesloe"t nne. .na' ZOE
al purposes q executive responsibility, ne
STANDS alone, ana must depend upon no human
oeihg' oes'oes himseii, 70 carve out the glorious
'u'ure wnicn We SUI Deheve 70 DC IN store ior
tue Uni'eo STATES
we are 10 the mioss OF ssuPenoous ana un'
nast'es IN france. England ana Italy, cannot
compare with It, nor Is there single parallel for
It IN the history OF ancient times. over three
quarters OF million OF men. are warning with
each other, IN country where, less tnan year
ago. ene oris'Ing OF tne Dayonet ano tue tnun,
oes OF aruilery weN unAnown, anu . ..e anu
ueatn s.rugg,e lot naS'ona' existence Is IN pro-
gress' "hich the wnoie human race contempiates
WIN amazed ana anxious suspense. Inc nap
piness or misery, prosperity or degredat'on, OF
tens OF miiiions OF people YET UNBORN depends
upon the issue OF the contest Yet the WASH
inston cabinet ourrowed along IN its old MOLE
niii; military caste st'Heneo ltsei up lnto more
tnan than tine OLD pipe-clay iormaiity and prlg-
gishness; parties chung to their Old formula; and
patronage gamoled IN !ives as 1t formerly did In
omces' until the terrible oisaater when misman'
agement produced AZ baii nun opened the eyes
OF the puoiic 10 the Mucous consequences OF
sucn state OF Things. AND what 90 we see
That II Mr.. Lincoln, from the outset, had thrown
ms wrangling counseiiors overheard, ana fallen
oack upon ms own clear, sound' unbiased Judg
ment, none OF tue caiam.,es wouid nave occur
req when we oepiore. taat ne mas now Degan
10 10 SO Is the most auspicious sign LOT tue iu-
lure, ana we predict rom u the naples. results
by an instructive percepton OF rignt, which
can never oe founo IN VISION oecouded Win
petty, ambitious schemes, Mr.. Lincoln mas, IN
almost every instance iatnomed the necessiues
OF the dinerent emergencies 'naI nave arisen IRIS:
since he took the oath OF once. Inc e1pediion
to Fort sumter was devised ana e1ecuted, CON
trafy 10 the WISH OF every I'emoer Vi nis oaoine'
ou' one. IL appears that ne attemptea 10 pre-
vent the nasty movement OF our army OF Tue
Potomac, which resulted ID the panic 'n at 6ull
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