The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-24

entsrpsiDes ensures defeat, some eay Il n q di.
vided adminiserstion some. sneculat;o, where
patriotism should b found came. ths to,er..
don Of spies and traitors in position. Of tru..
some, lsnieney toward cans.red Rebela. eome.
the want of definite object. and ethera he
want Of sincerity In The leadsra Whatsver Il
d, It hes striken M With o.lav. N hat r.;.h.-
army nor navy are doing The v.rk thev vere
lsagned % do. and the q .nacond. nol;cv :.
lcsdly Wanted a. the only efysctn.l ana .a.m. mn
longer poae;bls IN n. ana :. .a,,..a \, am, TO-.
Warrington ne longer fear. b.a ~. H. nre...r.
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,orth Of her. and on N. n,.....,,,; .Ao,. t..;,o
the system Of blockade has for Q time bsen ct
IN operation against ~.
There 10 much to encourage he idea that with
few exceptions our rulers lack that ROYAL DUAL.
10y saynssanss. Our foes are know. 70 be in
(" dead earnest" Thew are secret IN their nlsns
inscriptions In choice Of means, and asht -
We did not expect them to. They are desperate
men. From the greatest to the last thev have
staked oil upon success. With them it il .con-
quer or perish.n And we're fighting .lu.piah
". clustering men around W.sh;n,ton behind
but one line Of entrenchment, and .llov;no tho
Rebels to Green fer ward. collect t-ansports and
erect b,tter;es v;.hout no,e.t.t;or. An ..t..k
upon Warrington NAV he the merit new. Of CON.
,eo,ence from the East and .ho.ld The Rebel.
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mont in the West mar tho ruhUc sentiment ~
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,er, to the .overnment and IN. NATHAN vh;cb
mi.ht nrove irren.r.hl. A little NOR. ..r,cst.
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be disgraced by them Their running at large
| to plot treason cannot be permitted. 1t is I'M
safe for both parties.
1t does seem to us that the position Of true
men cannot be equvocal. Those who are not
for Us most assuredly are against US. II their
hearts and sympsthies are with JEFF Davis it ID
onSy reasonable that they be required to 60 where
they belong We don't wish to Judge hastily
| or harshly. We have no disposition to draw
down upon any man, or class of men, public in.
dignation or violence. But We only give expires.
sion to the general feeling when We say that no
mans personal safety can be assured for one
moment after the conclusion shall have been
clearly arrived at that he is . traitor. He thus
places himself outside the Constitution and laws,
and has no right to look to either for protection.
We throw out these suggestions for the bens-
At of those concerned. There should be no tri-
aing-no talking treason BY way Of bravado or
joke. While We would give the utmost latitude
for discussion--the utmost freedom Of opinion
and speech, We say, emphatically, no traitors
life il worth a rush in Iowa.
-Tb. ro,. Conference If n. n Church
met in o,s z;on r..,srd., ,,o,,;,. =. o,c,o.k
Ri.bon Levi scott President and Ell
WARM, Is osl ,loos. so.,o,.,v .;.h p.,a.
Il. Bripps James HAYNES and q n Power
Assistants. Much of the day was spent in pre-
liminary arrangements, and the usual committees
were appointed; also, one on the state ofthe coun
try. special committee was also appointed
to consider the condition of the Central Chris.
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the characters OF the Elders were inyo0tlpAte0
.nd 1900 WV e
The session promises to be pleasant. and the
membership of eighteen thousand. embraced in
the south-east portion Of the State The Con.
ference numbera ninety members and .hout
.,.v....;o,o., NJ. -..
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IN tne nsnds OF joint Board OF stewards, con-
sisting Of one preacher and one layman from
each Pres;din, Elders District
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I'll, OH ,.c..,;n. - a.. 80.
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