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

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Mr.. Davis b inaugarated ~ the First Presi.
dent Of the Confsdsrated States Of America. We
hsys an abstract Of this address before u. and
lpd h simply sshssh Of the speeches delivered
in Csngrsss On secession. The robbery Of forts
and arsenals and mints 10 not even mentioned,
on ths ground, probably, that the lea that sub.
jsct 10 stirred the less unwholesoms will be the
odor The pressing necessity Of taking Forss
Sumter and Pickens is not commented upon
The particular grievances Of the South are not
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nsnt made BY the fpsopls can be abandoned BY
The people, d tortured into proof that particu-
lar section, a. South Carolina, can cause such
abandonment And upon the chanres which ve
have heard rung 20 often upon adslesssed aad
ssssrved powers Of soversignsies,' and sresump
tion Of rights,r he assumes the unsatisf.ctory
conclusion that secession is not revolution.
but 4 constitutional right. against which there
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pofsueo. A. loyal suo9ecs OF Aing Cotton, ne
advises that war will not strengthen bis mon
archs power, and hence should be avoided 20
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are net interfersd with. But peace NO longer
Il ID peace with powder magazine beneath it
ready 70 explode in moment Gov. Pickens
has talked in the same warlike way Of Fort Sum-
,sl. a 1nusl 'us m.u'pS.H0ss o' rre.loen' Davls.
Da. fol, su"'e' sen ...na', an'-p'al.c Ana
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~ Senator Green, of Missouri, in his 70
ssnt speecb, let the cat out Of the bag. He be-
moaued the recent action of Virginia and Ten.
nessee, and said il they and the other border
States had gone With the Gulf States in the Sc
cession movements, they could all have got just
such serms sfrom the Northern Doughfaces and
Commissioners ~ they chose to dictate. He
s'D:eauenAy son'sse .nas escess'on 'li. WAS mele
political scheme TO frighten the Free States into
submission to the slavsholders programme. Bat
he feared the plsn was frustrated. as4a
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evsry comPtom'se requiring s'vlns up y. '"e"
oppoaitton 70 the extension OF slavery. 30 TAR
~ ws can observe, no newspaper which support
ed Mr.. Lincoln. and no recognized leader Of the
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