The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-23

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me Truly meiancnoly side OF these strange
[ssTu's''ons ON sne part OF the Southern States,
- sno esioence OF which they give of COM
P'Sgsssy osstoftsd standard OF Judgment on oil
sucjects a. least that touch the one great inter-
est OF tnelr political life. They have cried out
30 long that oil scruples about slavery are cant
4 2WeCtRvl0n half e
but they even expect u to make . sacrifice Of
pohtacai credit and consistency BY avowing our
previous insincerity, and this for considerations
| !nat would certainly never have induced US to
interfere in behalf OF Hungary or Italy, whom
eidid desire to aid with all our hearts. Such
intatuation is absolutely appalling. It seems to
indicate that kind Of monomania blinds the
Southern States on all subjects closely connected
with their cotton and their slaves We doubt
It anything We can say will open their eyes
But We are at least bound in the name Of the
mercantile classes Of England to tell them
in the stucele against the feder.l govarnuent of
| the Union would be secuted nowhere with more,
scorn and indignation than in those aistricts Of
England which would benefit most BY free trade
with the United States" - I'd -
To ALL DuuHroxnrs-TaR HoRaols OF Cry1I
WAR-As . warning to the American people at
this time, they should read the history Of the
French revolution, and contemplate its horrible
results The extent to which blood was shed
during its continuance will hardly be credited by
the present age, but IL 10 correctly stated that
the number of victims reached one million, twen-
ty-two thousand three hundred and ffty.one. OF
this number eighteen thousand sx hundred and
three were guillotined by order of the, Reyolu.
tionary Tribunals; thirtv.two thousand were vic.
ar Gam ~ II: /
sand At Lyons; TIRES thousand four hundred wo.-
men died of premature childbirth; three hund.
red and forty-eight in child birth from grief and
there were, slain, during the war in La Yondee i
nine hundred thousand men fifteen thousand
women, and twenty-five thousand children. In |
this enumeration are not comprehended the mas |
sacres AZ Menailles ut the Abbey, the Carmes
and other prisons on the I'd of September; the
victims shot at Toulon and Marseilles; or the
persons slain in the little town Of Bedotn, of
which the whole population persisted
ssy1.&., [Hagerstown (Md) Herald.
HENRY CL4Ts FoRIsIeHr.-T following e1-
Daniel Ullman have singular interest iust now:
aJuSr IA. 1851.
"Of the candidates spoken of on the Demo.
cratic side, l confess that should prefer Gen.
Cass He is, think, more to be relied on than
any of his competitors. During the trials of the
long session of the last Congress, he bore himself
firmly, consistently and patriotically.
'sBesides preexisting questions. a new one will
probably arise at the next session Of Congress.
involving the right of any one of the States of
ure, to secede from the residue. and become |
distinct and independent power. The decision of
that momentous cannot but exert some influence
upon the next Presidential election. For nv
own part. Iutterlv DEM the existence of anu s,.ch
right and think an attemps to exercise It oUolh to
be resisted to the last ertrepnfv for 1t is in fact
question of Union or no Union"
ssSEprExpRR 2s. lsSl
81 have no doubt. with YOU. that many of the |
quiet and we'll disposed citizens Of South Caro-. |
lima are opposed To the measured of violence |
which are threatened by others But the dan |
ger is. as bistory shows too often hapnens. that
the bold, the daring and he violent will get tho
control. and push their measures to a fatal ex.
treme. Should the State resolve tn secede II |
will present a new form of trial to our system.
but ientertain undoubtipr confidence that it will
come out of it with the most TRIUMPHANT success.n
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PROSPECT OF FIrz HENRY WARREN TO BE
PosrAAsTER-GENERAL.-It Is not unlikly that the |
quarrel between the friends of Colfax and Smith |
Of Indiana, who are respectively urging the |
claims of their favorites on Mr.. Lincoln for
seat in the Cabinet may result in the appoint
ment of Fitz Henry Warren of this State, who
is a more practical man than either of them,
and who has the advantage of being we'll &C.
quainted with the duties Of the Post Office De-
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
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The RIGHT KIND OF rALk.-The question being
under consideration for an increase of the Navy
in the Senate, Monday last, Preston King of New
York spoke as follows:
This measure of increasing the Navy has been
introduced every year since have been MEM
Der Of the Senate, and think have uniformly
voted against it, for did not believe it was me-
cessary. But treason is abroad in this land. and
believe there is An occasion and necessity of
the increase OF the armament and the power OF
the country. But for the condition OF things in
the country now, would vote against it, but
vote for it as measure to put the country in
condition to defend itself against its enemies,
whether they are domestic or foreign enemies
This Government and TINS country cannot be