The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

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}. tm1E Eshat 3ad been - - c.nd, ,d.ie n
Y ,Goyeruor by. 4hs ~ ilSnai aietio HtsHa' ~
!, Iyenties,r was reoeiyed sssf ~ 81 Ias' isasin
7 lhons ~ . ,hv, ,dsys Il hayeI aipca ~. n
: matters careful consideration vieh' 1s -
khersinafter stated. al i; So -
The present condition Of our corntrv is -
- 10 render ofIittle coaseouence al thoae rule,
(which would ordinarily have great ,weieht 10 q
scs ike the present For vhile vsIue = hish
lly o. ever the anprohation of nv f,;s.d.
|, laad while I have loet none Of nv cen6de.cs n
OF attachment for the principles al thes sleno
csatic party, there is 10 personai or uoitiosl n
that would not inatantls sses;ace X I hAii.,.S
LIZ calculated 10 nrey.nt M eyen hnds- ~ -.
tofation and .ese,v.A;on ~ thst IIr;o. 4; -h;.s
our common ralf.,a ir "a entirei. ana in..,,...
LbIy bound un .Thers 4 no ns,tv' - - . -S;ch
would not rive ioysI .nd as,nsst :sno,t ;S :.
so doing. conld aee . nrosrae4 & hr;n .;n- -
the harmony s,d nrosrrr;sy. e "a ,ecentlv ~
loved. tiss1 aeI5 & FfssEsssi-Isss TsS.ssi,Fs 4"
Ihave naver on a,AissinsS aonh. h,,. -. ~,
periis and lificnlties th;ch mn -.
might easily have been wholly svoided % .iths.s =.
the sacr;fice of ;. RE- =, : ,,;,,oi,,i. IN. s,
|iiture Of I dollar a. IN the .hsnaon,r.Its /,
Il any interest of the least srhst. ,.is ~ ~
people of the nortlern Ist 80. . rhe
HAD the mower nave go rrs,,sr ~ !. Z. S;Mas
ent cosrse and 10 M. - r,,r.s,,ss II a
4 IN murdefous conflict vhiAh Is III fs..t,,i sSs
sequences on the veIfsre1 "a i, oe ~.
whole human race h.s r,oh.hiv ne =. Ma ~ ~
parallel eince ,he aeinr. sSs- - - is "
/ But while have Ia ia.,Sv ',ev.s.,aJ, ,t,... ~
sulta and vb;lS9 8. ann M t,siss.. y.
Yent sh.ra If ;ns.,s .u.s p.yn
"a the n.rtv vbch sST4-i. ~. ,,:,,.,;. .ss.;.9
do mot forgot ,h,l a,;vsrh;oL ~. - ~.
ushed f,o.s s.s.u - ~ ,ss.u ~,
INV disnos;tnT 49, .h.. AN. ~. es, 4,
ito LEGAL al ~. = 81 81
nheved ana snssa;y ~ W oe
seunences zsn csr .rhtt;iI. ~. q
the sathority IN 2he reier.i ~ vsrnf,sre yha,,
acting within 4F abnst;tnfionsi I,r,jts n,sraI.
bscate e vSs a6i}, T. a. ia nn nnt;"n. ~ -.
nartcuIAr atlfYfhfH rstti'< yJtt5 81 tf-N bfE
le.On thia sS,s,vsiI A nm III zo+ho. 49,. -.
NAV; rirhtfnRy ehYeavnr n .nv nroror .,.n,os
to influence tie atition of tha Gorernn,ent 4,
what We teliavs "a he the r;oht d;,eo.;o,, 3 r,
fact IL ia our imner.t;vs dutH a. n,,;ssns .o 81
40. Bpt ve cs;, nave. sat ~, ~, 49,. a.;sSo - w
to rule onc,e iavfnllv est.hi;shsa hn s;,hns ~
the three great Dens rimsnts of ths n. y
with ! y;el IN hIsrt - Mint, n ~ ~ ..;as
we must not therefore .sitikoid 'o,, sers;c..
o,i, pronerfv or even onr i;ves -han a.iisa 60
by the proner author;t;es - ia in c.r..;rs, Il,
aiv war ~ which the ,cnrntrv NAV 10 - ~
The errors of the {, ,overnmrnt M vavs, ,aiSsSIs
csronv he cnrrScted IN fho rros,or :, - M,
NAV petitior ne NAV rernn,etrst - 30 NJ. ~ ~
SON. We NAV vote i,heae Are our constitnt;onsi
remedies. In no other v.v can we r;ci,tfriiv ~.
nose measure thnt has onca hsen 1acsIig ~ W,
fully adonted In M othor 10, 80 - s;.h,c.W1
attemnt n s;nAuenca tbe Gnvo rnn,srt .e 49,.
any cour,e which we NAV DEAN axnas;en. .1'9'p'
I Weld to ino one in the STRENGTH e -. ~
ment to the Federal JTn;on denreca. - ~.
secession Of snv NJ the St.taa % earrestv =. ~,
living man. Untold m;serv and n.s;rn,; = .a;y y
will Be the Inevitable resnlt ~ Hn.l ssn.r.t;nn
War. the great eles,royer of In rrannhi;cs hn.h
ancient and moder, can rsver lonq ho .yo;S.J
when We cease 10 belong to one co,nsn I. y,;,S
with one common bead and one common arh;,s,'
..The Union must and sh.ll ha nreservsd = .hon,i
he the determined eentimant af sv..v r.t.;ot
of every c;t;,ap Th,ourhn,+ az rno..hs,,
States this sentiment nov seems un;.erssl An
nsrties nrofess IL All t,ue ,ne, fesI Il w. ori.
differ in the method nv vh;ch that grest ro.rjt
Il to be attained Some IooL oniv n so..s,o,,
and mar others to ,,uc;ot;o,, md ,,co. nthsrs
n . nn;on of hoth = 80 fs' r. ~ o'. :" s,'s
The remedies be., .d.rted n III. sc,.;,,,i a.
nrevert;ro anv d;se.se o;tho, n..;o..i ...sSS: =
r;dnsi are those wh;ch a. ,,n.t ~ :. .a,o m;h
tho Ia - of tbs n.t;ert,. -a,;s.onoo W.. ~.
(overnment Corned in Hood nd ,;,I..oa v.s Ia
rr;gbt r.t,on.iiv ,a.o.. soIaI, .. ~. s... %:
cinles for ;ts nreservst;on r.. 40 ,ha JIn,n,, p
vs. Tho resnI, pf coron.ora;.. "a a...... on haa
ran Il he rsstoreS y. n,ss.s.ea l -. .;ni.oo ~"
vh,cb IA an rodo.Io S.rart,,-. f.c,n - ~ s,,,Ss
nenta, las Cts he;n., re sh. .,;.;. .h;a,...
nnv an oencra,lv M man;fested .,orr,s ~. Nd ~
vs;Iod ;s ,ssa yo,,id ,sa.n. Cas... ". ~
ever had its existence That life csn never he
n,eserved aud nerretuot.d ~ -. ,o-,..l ~. -
= dsn.r.uro Sram, tha 10 ~ rh;ah I !. ~
Rnt orc 20 to 10 'den;sd H.. a,a,.;.. - ana.
c;on in nntt;nc dovn al mohs nd lots .nS =
snrrect;pnss Re- rn me.rs ,If tha Az; c,i.;a.
in vh;ch ve ,re nov anvalored . 70 moral. 80 .
,,oh l;ke ,;o,ous -. ;,.r.rao.;o,,... .h...a... 4
,hev NAV tf,l,v srd he .,,ra.es.
od (, ~ ss.o,,r, ..,n of ,n-ar M. Cdpns.i...
t;on and the law both conts smnlste snch : course
and h.ve made dino nrov;s;on 4harefcr f---l,-l 4
= Rnt r. rho nresent d;.tnrhspcs = ~. r,r;.;,,
~ -hoe ooenIa sr.;ns. r.. .hav doa,,, ;,,;,,.t
;ce and onpress;or. ;f;. "a tho ,n;cs cf ana ;h,5
of the Sovere;pn n,rt;es IN onr nresent Consti,n.
tion claiming he rights of securing the h.pni. 1
ness Of their citizens bv cbancinr. the form of
their Government in sccord.nce a. tbev con.
tend With the nr;ncinle made ssered and nno"e..
tionabIe in on. own great Declsration ~ fn.,e.
nendence can Il he The diets ~ of sounS rol;t;.
cal lisbon to rasor. in the fr.s ,ns,snca 81 n.I.
ed srbitrsrv downr;cht coercion - ii hovever mn.
;n.t;f .his NAV be the A., of tho e,r;n~ s,...sS
He Who regards the nresent danger a. . mere
;nsnrrection that can he safelv and efTec,usllv
ouelled by the sole application Of military mower
has never rjsen to a level With the diAscnltv
which now surrounds US. He is not the states
man that the present condition of the country
demands When armed resistance has assumed
such proportions as to embrace an empire in
geographical extent; when it has become organ |.
ized into irregular Government, with all it's De-
psrtments filed and in full operation: when ft s 4