The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02


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AA1TlAL Law An OoRHeT4R1oN,
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c1AALo ssAAcD ADAMS. sh
"What 10 termed che polisical power Of l cl.sa.
| b only he symptom and manifestation Of ~
real powse; snd h d. NO ~ to assack tie trot
unlees you can also weaken the seconds
Bsalh. Td Z. b. Iaa.
'Shall The Government declare alaverv ahol.
ished?s Con IL not produce eyerv deaired reeult
without reeorting 70 . daneerous an exneri.
mcas IfN can, then Svery priuesple Of 49,.
manship and ethics demands that IN var 81 IL
peaee, 0hsro intsresas are inco3 pes;bla. ~
greatest possible amount Of eood '1bouId = -.
taiued at the least possible cost Of humsn suFsr.
| ing. This 10 the problem which to.dav confcrr1.
our Statesmen and divides she nson,e ' Msss
who agree in sttributinr our nresent tro.his. -
the institution Of slavery % their csuse. ma ~
going step further. assert that Il 4 u.eIes. *
| hope for Lasting peace vh;ie thst c.n.. /. ~.
| removed, have here arrived. NOT ~ a cooclueion
bat only ct the real enigma. Arreeinr thus m
they differ essentially - 10 the 1900 nv vh;ch
| that removal shall Be elscted. one peytvs thc
party of "1Rorowoks declares for marital Ia
and the proclamation Of freedom At ne he.d ~
our armies;-it looks to the immediate ana VIC
lent abolition Of alavery ~ q var meamre ana
ct the present % Tie golden occeaion for eiscN.
ing Il. Another partv declares that this ,sr,.d,
Il one Of uuneceeesry severity: that Il i. si,~:s
% bad q the disease. and thev nromi.s NJ ~
decisive. and far more bane6cisI r.enits 81.
the exerciaa of nstience md re..on ..s -. -
this csae forchie vo,l;r. os ~. -. - .Is, ~
The frst nsrtv IL n. a..S,r :. ~. "..m IVY
institution A. an, go .ha s. = -. ~ VIZ
of conseousnce. Il fc.LnooL;n. -. ..'s.S'
n;nn;r.. ~ Is.s,..:. .:S.,A r -, s~.y I've onoes
The FIRST party can see-fsr or near-immed;ete
or remose-dirsctly or ipcidentallv-no rsps..
of our present troubles but the African and HI.
servitsde: the second party sees "a alsverv onIv
the immediate cause of those tronhlee onIv ~.
symptom and mapifestationn Of 4 re.I novsr
behind Il. They argue. thst In the svmpsorns
Of the dsvelopement Of this institution-in the
different positions Of the slave sixty YEAR seo
and to dsy-in the revolution wrought in tSs
sentiment Of the countrv n regard u Mir, Sn,.
ing that period and in his vonderfnl,y ;ncre...a
political inAuence-cert.;n nnn.tu-.i r..,,l,. -.
discovered which could only amin. from unn..
ural causee. Other apencies thev conseoncntIv
assert. must be AZ vork NJ vh;cb sisyerY Is Nv,
4 sssymtom and manifestation ~ and that h tbe;.
CeStruCtlOn al0vQrv will m tnal lv ho do
stroyed. Remove the influences vh;ch hsv.
made slavery different from vbst Il wss 49,
years AGO. and II must return to what; !. then
Remove unnatural cause. and Won v;il afF.cs
unnatural results This ;nauence-,h;s nnnstn.
rul cause-oan hs hnt The unnoro,v In III. c,o-
duct,on Of cotton. The c.ntnrv h,s ;n.rodnced
into the South no other nev element. and th;s
MONOPOLY. like every other since the World he. |
gan. has been a fruitful source of evil and cor |
ruption. Slavery has been .the symntom and
manifestation Of its real mover and Il IS nseless
to attack the hrst unless Won can also veaken
the second.n
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us ~ y, sle ins' tea imonlHs ~ IS USELESS ior
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w. sn' Aan' anG sno.gn ~ oc .a nc may sun
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~. oou'I ~ pI0osIy nevof AZ " sCo! pe'
s.. . - sue save wen kho1s, 70 crush nc.p'
CIV es.s. s'sV'on - Ou.!. wnen !. s'snus sue.
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oou'n nas NJ e.ep.lon .tom ".e ios VI .o.'.
ny S on nel nou,s arc NV " oe .nose y. s'',oly
.ne oousn lnus' nv :'s evn usy., auu 'uo slase'
~ a0lec' anu suo'.issve oe.Ure MS arIeu u'as'
yer wien tho lana ID gao Win victory becomes
a savage enemy AZ the heartn-ssone wnen 'nat
master returns 70 sremoing iugiuve, anu
e.eIy house Is rui' Oh iamehtsuon. 4eanss
VICTORIOUS ieoeiiion emsncipatoh u narm'ess
Weapon, injurious only 70 nun VINO wou,o use ~
ou' ~ sgolnst ny.ng enemy IL Wouia s.r'ke
more n, terror INTO tne south tnan dCsen defeats
nuIs - Nv un.mPoIsAns conu'.lon. lor es.:o
hv MARTA, isw mnst either sa;, ~ succeed nnSer
c;rcumstsnc.s of terror and confns;o. vh;ch
mn.t ;nsurs . .s.v;,s .nro-aJasS 20 . s;x;I war
Tn That then von1d Sc ovccoaa rosnlk Gan a
torch ha thrnst into . msas,;ns v;thont an er |
nlosien III IL can, the nowder il vorthless-
will two centuries Of grinding onnression pro
duce no shirt of reve,eei-if it does not. then
indeed + The Afr;c.n un8t IN he . freeman Ore
aoci.l svstem cannot no made IN Weld forcibly
to another without a convulsion. new systems
cannot be constructed in An hour ForcibIe
emancipstion If history be not one long lie. and
If experience isivorthv Of Observation. must for
years conyulse the land. must inde6nitely des.
trov the nrosne. ;,v If tho South. ,nrst force
millions Of irresponsible bsrbarisns into society
to wreak a too lust vengeance for their own
wrongs; and must neccssitate throughout the |
South a national notice which. while it would |
cucumber our'prosperity. must endspger our lib
critics. How utopian Is the philosopher who
supposes that by = stroke of the pen millions Of
human beings, educated in the vilest school of
into free and resnons;ble c;tizeosi How shxl.
low must that statesman be who vsinly imagines
that q social system including twelve millions Of