The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-13

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q Editor HdNk- Eye .-DEAR SIR--Iu the Hawk
Eve Of the 9th, you allude to motion made il
the British House Of Commons to recognise thu
Seeding States as an independent Government
And you inform your readers that the motor
was made by an obscure member, for Ireland. -
Will you permit me to say that such is not the
fact, a. the gentleman does not represent an
Irish constituency, and even if he did, he would
net represent their views or feelings. as
/, / would wish to call your attention to an ex
tract from a letter addressed to the people o.
Ireland from one, than whomno man now living, "a
truly represents their feelings and views, it is
from the pen Of the Rev. D. W.. Cahill, D. D.,
dated from New York, Feb. 1lth: a ve5t
''Francc and England have, too, been waited
on by the new Confederacy; American Southern
Ambassadors have, alas been named; and a
new Southern foreign policy has been inaugura-
ted This is a melancholy contamination. The
most powerful, the most prosperous, tie most
free Repu,kc, nor on Tie edrtA, Of, errr uus on the
earth, has consummated suicide-and, moreover,
has invited England and France to pronounce
the funeral GRAFTON; to send their commercial
fleets into the Columbian harbors, and to plant
the Frencl, Eagle and the British Union Jack on
the graves of Jackson and Washington All
the freemen al over the globe; and all the
Irish victims that abhor the perfdy and tyranny
Of England will, alas! mourn over tbs .tatcs
American secession. It is terrible, fatal
stroke" lo9 HiIlo f3' its i5a-,ai''
Ny reason for making this communication is,
that would not like the impression should 60
forth that Irishmen have any sympathy with any
party, North or South, who wish to dissolve this
o1orions TTninn Your ohst serv,f 'z3-'-
HENRY H. Scorr.
tT The very best medicines in use among us
are those prepared by DR.. ], G. Aver l. Co., of
Lowell. He is graduate of the Penn. Univer
sity whose connexion with that celebrated Col
lcge of Medicine has conferred more distinction
upon it, than its Diploma has upon him. His
remedies have become household words not only
in this country, but in almost every region OF the
earth inha bited by man. Their extraordinary
fame has arisen from their extraordinary virtues,
and these are certified by men Of the the highest
station. We publish in our issue to-day, doc
ument signed by the mayors of the great cities in
the United States, Canada, Mexico, Peru, Chilli
and Brazil, each of whom certify that the ply
sicians and druggists of their respective localit
ties have given their assuracee Of the uniform
good effects and superior virtues of DR.. Ayers
preparations. This is evidence which should
satisfy the most sceptical, of their efficacy and
We beg onr readers to refer to it. Especially do
they speak with glowing praise of his Sarsapari-
lathe beneficial effects and truely remarkable
cures that have been realized from its use
New York Sunday Times. dwlt
StE War at Hand! 55-a'a
The last dispatch from our Secessionist friend
at Montgomery leaves no room fer hope of II
n r. y s-A1
troubles. The JEFF Davis Confederacy has re-
solved to wage offensive war on the Government
Of the United States, and will assault or open
fire on Fort Pickens forthwith. Meantime, the
limited daily supply of fresh provisions hitherto
allowed by Gov. Pickens to be furnished to Fort
Sumter has been stopped, and We may hear at
any moment that this Fort, too, has been carried
by assault, or is SO pressed that it must speedily
surrender Within few days at farthest, the
cannon of the insurgents will be battering down
the defenses and slaughtering the defenders Of
the American Union.
Let US pause moment and consider. 4e
Slavery makes open war upon that Union
which has SO long been its protection and secu-
rity. " ''a .+ 7
For thirty years, the opponents Of Slavery
have borne the imputaton-which not one in A
hundred of them deserved-of seeking their end
In all this time, not squadron has charged,
not platoon has fred, on the National flag and
forces, under the inspiration of Anti Slavery
Its advocates have been beaten at elections,
hunted out of halls which they had hired and
paid for mobbed and MANNED in the Slave
States, and generally prescribed and stigmatized
in the Free, without being goaded into HOSTILE
ties. Only in Kansas, when compelled to choose
between resistance and annihlation, have they
been moved to repel force by force 8.
The Slave Power, after enjoying undisturbed
sway for half century, has at length lost an
election. Hereupon, it proceeds 90 treat that
election as a farce and nullity, and defy those
whom it invested with authority.
1t has, wilhelm power, loudly vaunted its fidel.
ity and devosedness to the Federal Constitution.
Losing power, it deliberately repuaiates that
charter, and adopts one radically different in its
stead. 13 'g=.s -5F @13 5T sE' ss'5tI! 20 A.'F
"The Union, the Unien forever :" has been
the vocferous cry of its servitors. Having lost
an election, they treat that same Union as o
hated curse, passing ordinances and raising
armies for its overthrow. gaa5a le 81
"Let the laws be enforced :" it was Numbered
whenever the consciences of freemen revolted at
the inhuman atrocities of slavehunting in Free
States Bat the moment the enforcement OF
the laws has devolved on Republicans, Slavery
denouncesit as coercion" and insists that 1t is
inauguratiBg, civil warl .s5's zsa .a5'4 z. sos
And in fact to very many, North as we'll as
South, Slavery is above the Union, above the
laws. above the Constitution Rebellion, in
their view, is opposition to Slavery; while love
of Slavery and love of the Union are synony'
nous. % yas.ilg = 60 Iia.' ea5S.tsst - .'.E5
. They plead for Peace, meaning that there be
no further resistance to Slavery. -. National
Unity" in their vocabulary, means universal
agreement that Slavery is eminently right, and
that it ought to be 6ffused universally and
maintained forever. n- ,.ta41 - Il g-at 8u'
And what is to be the attitude of the Northern
opponent of the Republican party in the new
era now opening before usy s4a ~
They have professed to sustain Slavery so fal
40 the Constitution required and no further
Slavery now repudates the Constitution, break:
| up the Union, and makes war on the Federal
Government If Northern Democracy allows it,
sympathias to follow Slavery into treason, how
shall it conceal, even from itself, the evidence Of
Its own recreancy? nas .a 1t2e.e
nkxa1an hat tp0 Endo re