The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

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rs...-s s.,.,e~1lv. seems moro simple Or
ns.; IA. q 81 cane time, % equitable.
maoaeesD;S2 ~ g 40 ~ Cca1s6 e6sSyGovs
the - 49, III ~ = - erovss
~ o.pp.S "a !. $50 eouai q the high;
mn ~ Sss "a .,tfin ths lest gear; thtis
ssse ~. - 4, ~ "a prn Int 4 g
S8N4Fso =, e. NO - 10 NE latssl,
sverage o. ~ - .s,,,,i.r theory Of the sdvo-
! on the iavor'1 ~ 80 IN .nv event England
Gates o. sne scnsIs, .he cottou. therefore,
ana rIance IT, -. s.,ler hero. tho price will
seete 3esnS o";y 80 ~" ;rresnectiye Of all antigua
% 70 SUI: ms ues., o.. dem.nd and supply.
sec ~ sneo! : 49,; !. plessing and "a
Inc picsure y css 1870 y.;d.s tn marvellous
KING one, ana now ~" x.rc;tous cobdition
pseSIees = ~ .n NJ ,a.n,, az : big war
= oss cosys "s S.,.h .ts rcsit;ye certainty
ca g ~ ~. I'm sifs nnon foreign
sass - ma. =. ~ IA our insti.
counsf'Ss ~ 81. fe..;h;litv Of
touon1 H ,s'":ass ~. T.. s,snted. a. IT.
sne nossoi. S .ysyI th.. Enci.nd and
r r. ~ Nc our cotton. no mated what
-. 100 ~ othsr corseousnces attach.
m.y ~ y. ~ prs,.srt svonId i not be as well
y ~ 49, * centa mar mound for the
~ % nsns an.;.v nd proporsionate for the 9TH,
~ cSn. ~ ... VA rrseter Of lesser a the
ers, snsn ~ SsI r. IA. ~ dne he eurnli,s over
49, %. n a.y ..;rht On % the States
. w ss"...a..;.oi. .ccord;no "a nonulatiop.
.n. M 49, .rssphcdv Gould he contented and
ss's" -, NJ ~ n.rtiaiiv dealt by.
Hp -. ,rsA nof ~ Confederate Govern.
-. $3.50 "fs confn;nc its operat tons to one
, ... ar "omm.rce tsks charge Of ali and buy
VI. g.. -. Xii. made laoal tender OF. eyery.
.SsS. .ho nvhi;c own, seriSulturine. nanufac-
...a4 $1,000 A. created ~ the ingenuity, in.
49,, I'D snt.rnr;se of the peoplef We are
;n."..s.sd IN saversI branches of rather unprs-
dnc.;ve ;ndnstrv Al nresent and think, perhaps
,nrss sonahIv that onr claim upon the benefi-
ss,,. ..tent;cn. NJ If3oye,nment ought to be at
least A. etrope a. those Of him who grows cot
ton for n livelihood and like the latter, we are
filling nav. most anxious. that the Govern
ment viii buy is out giving legal tender notes
far the property, and estimating il at its value
tvelve months ago. The thing Of making fish
az one and flesh Of another, enriching the cot
ton growing class Of citizens tc the impoverish.
ment and ruin of all others, is not At sll to our
mind; but let the scheme include everything be
aides cotton, and albeit We have precious small
faith in the capacity Of Messrs! JEFF. Davis &
Co.. to manage such an undertaking, we are viii
ling to aocede to the same, As all win fare alike
We can duly appreciate the alacrity with which
cotton growers, particularly the debtor class,
leap at the proposition to sell their cotton at
the highest price and obtain legal tender paper
for IL; but We must confess TO the great obtuse-
ness in not seeing how its purchase by the Com
federate authorities can promote the objects of
our revolution in the hands and under the, con-
troll of the latter. Davis and his associates with
the cotton crop upon their hands, would be like
the man 20 often tritely referred TO, who drew
the elephant in the lottery, deucedly perplexed
to know what to do with it, even to the pay
ment of the salaries of the useless and expen.
sive functionaries still nesting about the Gus
tom House, and other old snaggeries and nurse.
ries of official corruption. Besides, It 10 just