The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

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don - do ot6ervise. Let an s.Old Line Whie
II he can. mint ont one ainele particular
IN .v,,hich Nv. w done m .nythins attended Or ey,
oacul.tsd to prevent or ininre tie sale Of the.
bonds. by 81 tbe - expression IIn IL Of any opinion -
their yalidity. a. n sny othe. way. Il 10 true
sueeestsd the 6xine 81 : minimum below vhic
they should not b. sold. but even an "Old Lin
WhiR. ; ii he knew iii the eircumstances, voul
liu5tify me in that course. The matter was COZ
CURED II riuanimously. and at the recent sessio
of the Board there vas m equal unanimit
awainst Anv ch.n.e ~. n thst minimum.
la''A As.in:. saold Lis WSia. objects 70 me that
il fayor he essablishment of : n,ensschy. Moth
lug can BE- father rom the truth, Il has IL
along been. 6d lkfll II nv purpose % pre
vent such thine. II noasihle. / do mot - hon
tie isnsnave az nv letter eouId evsr be under
stood 10, snv other manner by anv iptellieenn
and impartial mind f g
what / have aaid ON the subject vas in th,
nature Of an admission Of ! proposition O
my own. had reasoned that even.if the South
trn States could be. .subiueated. they could MOI
| be held in a forced obedience without afaada
mental change in our Government. But 10 in
dispensble did the union Of the whole country
under one Government appear to /, mo that were
there no other .way Of preventing an eterns,
separation. the essablishmsu< Of . monarchy q,
ia saivalent m;sbt .,s nerissible a the lesse,
d the two great evila. In other words. / in.
tended TO intimate M that / mi.ht. even consent "a
The sstablishment Of /, mopsrcby. if I were "A.
tisfed thssa,n that nsnn;s.nd IN no other -, a.
eternal .en.r.t;on of the States could ba nra. "a
vs.sst.a bs-.se72Fs sa5'A Its'9i7' f4i2 '7l7t
IN this ctonnect;on u.ed a.. vords ..nernet nal
disunion. . With . meaning / mere severance.
Of the Union vh;cb vonS Ies = - ~, onno,tun;tv M
for reeonstructioan =, sv,ould Il NV on;ni.n -
thousand time. nrefar.hla to the es,abli1.bment
Of 4 governments of sorees Tbs into,use mutual
benest. NJ !. un,o, n.t.,s.n -. No~.h ..,d =.
South von,a he made = .n.u,;ff .nm..un,;ffs.t hv . fs-
mona. Of .en.-..;or that n. - I.r .r.. o, ,l,
be- ecertsin 10 er.v,t,te hail ;oto o,s nn,a.. =.
ne,,ad +, .hs on,s..n. ana 1890, ~, ;,.;...o.
g., =. . !, 49,. =
that sen,r.t;on e. - ~ a,..-,..u., Z. ~. !.
was to be weighed .p,;nst the est.hl;sbmen. of
an imperial government No. everv instinct Of
nv usture every dictate of N, re.son go,
determination of NV mind and everv sns,.v of
NV bodv. are an renubl;can vith,n The .,ne
MEANING of .h.t tern, !. .rnnda,...nd;
/ F;n.iIv l. :. st..od :, .no.ha, ae a.. - ..n,
munication. that 7 h.va nroc,.;uod :, -.
streets Of Burlington that Je8 n.v;. -. :.
rood ! Union = q al :, =. Tbo .n,,;, of ,h;.
charge q cert.;,Iv nntrn. and ,h;n. 49, ,s..o.
also.
! have No Doubt th.t hv .o;n, h.,l ), .;o ,
anterior to the attack on Fort sumter n,oof
NAV be obtained of the a,nres.;on - on;n;on
favorable to Gen. D.v;s LOYALTY 70 The un;on
i then believed that he had ;o;ned tho son,horn
movement nth !. ,;.v IS d;,oo.4;n !. "a a..
his natriot;sm and h;. omh;,;en 80 .,;L.
nointinu him IN . res.o...;on IS ~. u,;..-...-
ever 4 favorable oonortun;,v .hor,d n.a..n, :.
self. and have donbtleas e.nre..ed n,.slt a..
cordinplv nm tn the .ctu.i commencement. of
hostilities.
Nv opinion on th;. suh;esct "a. de,;v vsd from,
cor ,,e ,v,ee,s.t;on. IN vh;ch h.na of,., h...a H.,
express a.. n.e.rnest de.;ro - = n,a..,.. ~. INT,
Of all the st.tas pe;na = wa.h;....n a,,.;n.
the last revni.,h .o..;;o, o.;; oe ra...,s - Il
the e.ert;ons I v.s c.n.h,. of ~ -, h.,,.,,.
w.v, to nrevent the ev;l. vh;oh 7 ,han so,a..-
iu mart and which ara nov ovsrwbs1m,na :. =
These exertisns were u,aea !, n,u;,e !. mnoh -;.h
nv Southern AZ With nv g, Nortbe,n .oon.;n..
ances. upon al Of vbo.m + often u,oed ,hs n,;cs.
less v.lue Of tn, Union and the vi.dom 80
exped;encv of n.;no a, tho r..n. na,....,r e.
It's pnreaerv.t;on % = 20 Z 1'l37'77''
Candor and truth comnel mo to ,, ..v tb.. Gen
Davis at that time alv.v. manifested a. hioh an
appreciation of the value of the Union and :.
earnest v;sb n nre ,erve 4 :. nn PannhIo.n
81 them All and mbch m ore ,. 40 tb.n - nv - ,b..
c,ass with whom conver.ea Amonr .bo I.,,a,
it was common 10 hear the soutSern s..te.
States-that in case of separation the slave
States would not lonp be ab,a - snnn,rt .hor,.
selves. while the Free States r.nit;no With tho
British possessions, (nov only "a severed from ms
in feeling by our Constitutional obligations ' to
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