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

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= EtGk AhD = SfasAk or CtrAa ssY.-. 6ec.s
son eoes On. and YET the country sro1a eSlliser
{. eaee iblloNs Ssatc out Of the Union. ~ sHsis
usmbess desert Congress ana VET evervhoIis
says Ne crisis Is over and die Union WIN IS -.
Cd. How s THAI b the disunion movSmen1
nctning mets than gigantic game Of .brae "a
tnstmidsttosis Il has looked %. ia many e.
specss, from the outset, South CafOlina excepted
winch 70 honestly tor secession psrae But Geor.
ga votes herself out, and then she vote5 herself
IN again Ter enough 70 let the General Govern
mens collect the revenue At her ports and 10 fur
nish her With mail facilities She ID foreign ma
ton only 10 far 70 70 withdraw her meSnbers
from Congress. There isno great amount Of in.
dependenee N that-nothing certainly TO alarm
the rest of the Union. In fact the secedinr
state oct as d they expected 70 come back
South Carolina once more excepted, and the Psi.
metto State may be ct down Is 1 standing s
cepsion, and nes included in any thing said about
the South generally. The Southern menbers
81 Congress too, Who still remain, and Who are
IN the secrets OF the secession movement talk
confidently about the return Of the seceders
ana the salvation Of the Union after all And
they deprcciate coercion 4bec.pee ). ah., 81
it NAV make real the secession h;ch 4. "a. ~,
nominal 80 q = : '''- -
Undoubtedly portion Of the secession leaders
and the most active and mischievous portion, de.
sire an actual separation OF the States and hone
| to carry of the slave States and form 4 South
ruie.- ~ =. nc. .r my snaH pe we
90. ,,e..;... - suspocs .o.s WIN nue. lar
me.n. or c.s,;.... ~ :: us'uyI sAAsn e
of an ~. o ."so sns surrenuer
c.n v;.,o.. M. a. ~ ssus.ses =. sne nspao-
% =. e.. :. :. eApoe. sre sn,ng 70
| eo.,h... sass1a as, oeSsuee 'ney oeneyeo the
| ra.d;l. 1872 ~ou,u succono m.ch more
az th:, ling rs om IN sne prev'cus experiments
hean rr.haJ -. .";.h ...e e1osrson BUSINESS mas
and ts Sc,,ba,,, suSa A,essness anu Jury
o;,ch ~ css.:a:. misses nave Deen up 70 socna
rond n. con,.o, ~ ~. Ina, .aey nave passed DC
&c ,,,,,.h 49, y. sus ie.oefss ana sne iatter
I'll .a .s seriously At
s,;dan.I. ~. no,,aeln people are. Tney we're
mar. =, s.'5Jo', eu y u'e war upon sne Goyern.
in The 1870 s a"u unea pec'ediy precip'Ated
tied - S..s. $500 auu 'ney nsse oeen o.
6c.t,or - ,ha;. -. " VIC work vi Paci-
deoreo &c .n..oas ~" segsoll, usppny Win sucn
;mHeds.e cOl,;s;a - ~ an serious Tears OF
lnheo'ste coh'sion. This portion of the seces-
menace to entreaty. They beg the North to
give them some concession by which they may
Jay the formidable demon they have called up
Springfield Republican
49,. ~ - = - = -s...
W IN MAsHiSGFoN'-We VAL nave pien.
VI onlCed S.ates troops mere on the fourth OF
.s'.l' zen. Sco.t IS providing ior all emergen.
ne, ne .,as nay poss:y Turn up. Inere Win DC
sInp.lles oI nent artiileryi Two com.
;nsam.,u ~ ms u'asoons' sna hve companies OF
n,har -, snaHns .o'a' u ABOUT eient hundred.
10 =, r., r' ssa.oeu !" tue Vicinity; some
49, l.. ~. ~ nI'e'oli' oeiow Alexandra, otn-
'.;,, ol1 enemy near Baltimore. Thus It
49,. " seen 'ns' snere 70 no necessity OF any
conPnhy OF association coming here
ou ,l,e Iouftn Q, Mrch with arms. Our citizens
foolish display of courage, or in some cases of |
fear, should subject them and their property to
the horrors of sectional fight, and make their |
quiet city the theater of bloodshed and rapine. |
as virginia and Maryland will not 60 out of the |
Union, at least not before the fourth of March, |
nothing OF any kind will occur that will mar the |
peaceful inauguration of Mr.. Lincoln. There |
fore, keep your instruments Of war at home
without them, you will be welcome to our Wash |
lngton citizens, provided you bring good supply |
Of the ''needful' with you.-[Wash. Cor. Of
49, -- ..
eo. YonS Dill TOE TIE oAioS.-eoion nofiand
iot'neiy = Sena.0r rom ARKANSAS, MADE a dls-
uH,o9 speech IN Nisnviie lew nights ago: he
We course oi nus REMARKS tnat the Gon
s ss: Inio" party ana us acknowledged
cuah,plon' 'or4 Deii nad heid the doctrine that
W. .he a:s n.eoln Woaio De just cause iof
W. !'ss1.us'os VI s''e ohon 1onn pei, VINO
rs, ~ . ~. aauiec, rose anu oenleo the charge
in s"'s, s"ys sue Nauohai DenocIsl, tue
~ ssa. ana "s"'A '.'o.sn qua. S.s'
saai;nu ~ ~. ,, :, .ae p..uo'p.ans ohon
Rs,i hae ee, h mustered us s.reng.n Mr.
.hss %" ~ ,s 'nu nope anu
Ifn;nn o"a .h;s on "ouu yes oe wen VII. Tue
gras, shan. ~ .ais,aa "As fecel'eu WIN
9 o - -, - -rr.-"..
Gas the hunted hare pants for the water
brook"-as the Wild horse ;nst csntured nants
to career once more in unfettered freedom Ger his
native plans-as the Gagged lion nants tn roam
again, the monarch of the desert and the iunole
$40 have Mississinnians nantad ~ no froo
Fellow citizens, feilow M;ss;ss;nn;ans Tho hmm.
inc desire of your hearts is now r.al;,edSYnTr
ARE FREEt-Tvirkshuro SIM
oh yea dear M;ss;s.;nniens va oro ..f.oo fror,
bonds.n "a fire "a we we're when We renud;ated
o'e = WV Nv" IAN -ou' 'ou'na'
Tus L.parsr M.ss ., N.-r, co,,r, w.,
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.a;nh;na .b;..san ,ha.ona ~. sns i"g Tsa "
oe na hsis ,o s"o 70 P"u ,;a LIN s ano
. .A I In na. III. .Ins ~ 1870, eone l,.oo
sh; u :. s.. hnan,h. sa pe. .h eporu
i Sppe. Wa o.o' ~ non sne n" .ss "ele III
pa.ha a W aouf nv o'se .ea'" anu 'i'ee men
tsaps Mn W" snes s.e .o.oe Mcu'u Nv. ,. hase
rou;a,s sns ss ,"' NJ. ~ "eeA aiy
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