The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-30
BURLINGTON, SATURDAY., NOVEMBER 80 . 1851.

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.ne seco'a c'sss Q, persons are the Tory aris'
soc!acy ana tne gentry, VINO have always been
:sa.ns. tue Unlteo Stasee. ana against liberal
.susu'lons r.. everywhere. iney oeneve az the
eoutn aoes OF slavery; that aristocracy, the
powe. VI 'ue rev, - tne pes. government, ana It
-. '.e'r nH.u!ai Ana iaWiul rignt 70 govern man
.lna. Hotn'ng, IN tneir opinion, can De worse
or she worIo, tnan the example OF powerful
s.o :, success.ui fePuDIc II not only nullifies the
ovihe W rignt OF Aings, Dut the divine right of
gensry ana gentlemen Who hnd their names in
ooomsday oook, and have extended landed es-
y ..ses ana oeneve otner men, bJ natural law,
porn 70 De either tenants or laborers. To this
class tnere are exceptions, but they are generally
represented oy the organs Of the Earl OF Derby,
ana az tne present time the London Times rep
resenS tns. rs'ner tnan any otner class. They
wsn. 70 see Tue onited states dlsmembered and
tehce tnat tney 90 not IS mere concession to
what tney tear is public opinion.
Inc M,rd class IS the class OF statesmen, or Of
puofic men, who look to the effect Of any course
TAKEN oy tne Government in regard to America,
on tns uoverhment itself, rather than that OF
any particular commercial interest 1t is plain
from tne srt'cles OF the semi omciai press, and
sne SPeechce Y. 'ne meihoets oi IarIament, tnat
ne great oody OF statesmen IN England are
;. .uo,ougn'y convinced tnat tney cannot interfere
- .,'e 1nlel'cah war witnout the greatest injury
~ ~ I'VE uovernmens ana weiiare OF England. In
- .nls sney are Plainly rgns' ana IN nothing did
:. Tue oou.nern Pohtlcians make greater mistake
'n.n a., '"'s. lucy sooPteo tne tneory which was
aoserd) tnat mankind were dc.
Peuuen. upon snen LOT COTTON. ana therefore the
uovernlnens 81 hngiand, most interested IN the
co''ou manoI:cture' n1st interfere. THIS thing
sno~eo great ignorance OF tne world and OF the
proaucuohs oi various nations. Europe Is In no
deeree GePendent upon cotton at ALL a
ana sne were, the rise OF price, IN any con-
siderable degree wouio oring II aoundantly from
esner countries; wnas was wanted IS two years
VI uu,e, uIEihs ~nich snere must oe, q course,
ccns'oeraole o1 snHefing IN england; II the South
viii viii onIy keep.up tne war those Two years, they
wiii nave tne satisiset'on OF knowing that their
co'.on pr9eIct is destroyed forever; q consom.
mauon .n,cn VIII Involve tne destruction OF
siavery, II II comes TO an emo oy no other means.
VI 'ne CLASS OF statesmen 70 which We refer,
We nave !ecentiy nsa speeches IRON Two OF the
mos' eminea'' Loro russell mas stated again
ana asain tne s Absolute necessity OF preserving
s'rlcs neo'Iahsy on grouncs OF international Law,
as wen as tae maniiest injury to all interests by
: war Win tne United states; war for which
no excuse coula oe made' exceptfrom the basest
OF motives. But We nave before US the speech
o. Of anoInef man. quite as representative . Lord
russell
Al lnverafy, IN Scotlan0, the Duke OF Argyle