The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-09
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The MontgoHaerys NlAchlAe..A 'Foretasae

s- of 6he Mlllenlum. -
/, Our citizens are now BEGINNING q exper;>nc
| the benef;cent effects Of the nrov;.on.l rns
ernment vhiehr irrespon,;hle ho.,;ss s,o sss
| from among tbemselves tho core,;,no,,.s - ~.
other irresnonsible bodv arc cons,r,,,,;n e.
their ADVANTAGE. Tho a;.,;,SM;sSas III. ~
assamblsse ~ scr, .c,n.-. 49, s.ss po't.e.
unclaimed the old T.r;A Is 81. r.;."s 81. J.S
rs thn .rrc,;,;on.l ...... ouN.u o'Aee
sional bodv 10 r.;se ,ha ". ~. prov
tain tbem.elvas - 49,. ~ wy ~ W 'na,u
macb;no c.l,ad ,,o,,nss.. ~. tpes1s'o ""
.to;n III. 49, 80 .uey sanAen
prsc,;c.,lr ,,oah" :. NV eN.s.eoe
,,o,.. ~ ~, "ps' - ~, very eu.ai cohse
a. ~ ~ .ao sss. ocvy Vi sue people, wnetn
az a'yNss suN s'up,u congtoneraioho OF Goa
S,.,", ...:@ s"u ,ansalwSe, CARED the sohitet
Taa'.,.:".. -. 70 auopU1 ~ une Mon.gomer!
- ~ ~. y. nv ior, as an Sraue - parsi
@ "s 'pol'0.,ons iro,n EUROPE are over stn'
s anu from inc North, can only De made
wv A'e aD's - pay, ano 'nen ohiy
s;m olee.ss 20 stocks; whetner q Ia
a.. ".e'"sihS '~eh'y-iour per cent OF one nun
.'eu pe l,hposedssa save LOT the pretexs II afford:
c'apiy ENORMOUSLY ,ne ioc1s's OF once, Il
s.e s'anes. cousequences LAG any man o.
80, nuS.ieNee. or ~ ptsc..ca' iahtiarity
"'us eie sucJeSts Oh tteoe nd nnance, had q
y. so,ee vi an 'nnuence iH swapping we determina
.,oMo ."e seal eiecseu 1tosisionai government
a" nvh,eo'ners,ot course ne wo"id nave point
su Wv 'ne Hohs'rous aosa'dity OF what they have
.o"e' "n,ch, Except IN the IRRITATION 1t Will pro-
eue. ~, 1'v osascs upon our great river and its
rsse,S'u v".'ey anu Hs run II VIII assorediy Ct
loct Shong .ae smaHer classes OF the business
people OF TINS place, among those who cannot
purchase largely at, any one time, and who are
'naitiy dependent upon Eastern credit and in
auigence Tor that, will have no sensible effect
~. ,"e Many s.o'es wiz De cio d IN
tnfs place, complete prostration of small ira.
ders i'm the interior will follow until IT Length
the bulk of the peoplc. perplexed nv perpetual
changes ard harrassed and tortured bv multipli-
ed fiscal exactions, will either Geek bread and
tranquility elsewhere. or a place in the ranks of
the enormous army of place.holders which the
policy Of provisional Authority. or its reckless
andignorant disregard of consequences. will car.
ry into activity. For establishments like our
own. which give steady and well-paid employ.
ment to a large body of men, the new imposi-
tions will be insupportab,y burdeneome. Upon
the article of paper alone. which all newsnaners
take as they REQUIRE from the manufactured or
his agents. the enhanced cost nv the Montpom
err act will he nhont twelve tbons,nd dollars nor
anpum while for all other ,sner aud dntiabIa
articles we win reouire eight Thousand doIi.,s
NAV he added soot;ng mn sun, of sav twenty
thousand dollars per wear for our share alone.
This i, the fast az frec trade 10 which we are tn
be invited,
It,may be All very well and profoundly con.
sistent and politic to take whisky. the alcohol
and other s,ich tbinps from the West at thirty
per cent. the people there. according to that
great authority. 10 Lane late of Oregon are our
enemies, and we should consequently make them
friends Inv nil;no ON ali ,;.ds IF dnt;es and no.
sides. after all. II will make anal, difference IN
them in the end as consumers must certainly
foot the hill. In lilo manner tho twenty.fonr
per cent unon coal and oncrous burdens unon
raw material for Misunderstanding n.rnoses will
principally conduce to the yitalization of those
domestic establishments which we are confident.
", and of course. so truthful]y assured will at
once stud the surface of our ever hannv and
blessed country, and make everybody indepen-
dent of everybody else. A tax of twentyfour
per cent. upon clothing. shoes. boots furniture.
and such like small affairs cannot fail nart;cp.
IarIy when the material ont of which thew are
made ia equally heavily b,rdensd to stimulate
the torpid energies of our hitherto apathetic
population of the inexhaustible placers of man.
ufacturing wealth which thew have unaccounta
bly allowed in all psst times to be unworked
and consequently unproductiye. All this is now
however. to he remedied by the Convention IN
Montgomery. presided over by the modern Nee
kar, who in four short wears managed to exhaust
a federal treasury which he found full to reple
ton, and submerge it in almost inextricable
bankruptcy. - ,,f,.-.- ~ .g,. s,..5 .-.,,r,
d How all these things are to 90 ON. and mature
and produce is unknown to US: but the injury.
the anarchy and the ruin that NAV come we Shall
have to take as Others will. and in the meantime
hone. if even against hone. that the people will
sooner or later resume the mower and sovereign.
~ which 40 far thew seem 70 have abdicated.
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The French Government and the Seces-
sionists.
The New York Evening Post says-For some
time past certain Partisan correspondents have
been in the habit OF writing for the press OF the
seeding States letters calculated to increase the
spirit of rebellion and elate the hearts of the
boldness they ayerred that the French Govern
ment was not in the least displeased with the
breaking up of the Union, and that the hope of
extending its free trade policy to portion Of
this continent would make it cheertully acknow-
ledge the independence of the seeding States.
This piece Of news was not, as some might be-
lieye related in a vague and general manner