The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06

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'saa ...rt Of the People Troubled.
~ lime since the fall of Sumter, and the
9 3D. ! + o. Washington, has the heart Of the
shS IAN burdened with greater anxiety
I'm, :. It is iuexpressibly sorrowful, can
fh .ous,e expression, but win soon en-
n action, unless relieved of its sus-
49, fears. For this condition the dis.
= !, ,be lsst few days are responsible
" ,s,v originate with rival sensation pa
sss s ,.smies of the Union, or tho Govern.
go n !, uncertain. The result, however,
loa :, an almost universal impression that
my !. Al the State are bending before some
L q -. influence, that they are not firm in
II q a orosecute this enterprise at any and
CeSg, CIT :, sutil no smoulderings of rebellion
dee, menace the peace Of single State.
dcs, :. # this impression we are told to re-
a, many cases in which the Govern
ssss :, aovn an imprudent laxity and az
We ..,d.ruess when dealing with the rebels.
~, ~ .rindea that the martyrs at Baltimore
~. 3.ssed BY the arrest and release of an
Of ~ ~, there-that Ellsworth's murder has
a. !. Gssd s ,sd BY giving pirates the chances Of
md Z !. when they should have dangled at
a ,,n--that Harper's Ferry, open to our
e ), v,s neglected until the stars and
onais ,O,la cnly be planted upon heap of
!. n ia, the Nunders at Bethel and Vienna
'ecss 'rc. ,sbsr been repaired nor rebuked-and
H. Scott has had columns of thousands
,ors. E,ssl since he declared Washington out
.. 49, ,a move yet made has materially
pride Of the rebels or caused the
HL
ssatent this representation of the case
- q tried by our suspense and impatience
sdiimes been ready to indulge the fear
~ vi this outburst ofpatriotism with its
I'D men and means, we were destined
humiliation converted into infamy,
'ense s,yped for ever under the name of
r nlax. But, again, we have become re-
= al the Iumors which agitate have no
IN and IL not the tricks of despeiring
y - AZ be the pardonable deceptions of a
,su surrounded by indcfatigable enc.
-r,,s1 "A ,ss every step is lodged by clever
nnEe reasons too, good reasons, why
,s .s.. ys; let our hearts be troubled at this
E. tod I'd rhy we should read with perfect cool
nd bot letters of correspondents labor
Ic,. a jsrs, and breathing threatenings.
'pFs> ,rowed sentiments of the Cabinet give
!. -. these insinustions. Read Stewards |
eseu nsraolion to Drayton, of which Cam
rn,cl rsea hst week at Washington was an
'1s- 'T1s Syth,s frequently indicated the nature
'nst ns and now pronounces himself ready, |
Pm ,san, whose integrity is more and more
sz has in many form given express
Y. II B, Unnistakeable views of the nation as |
rs.inent of its disease 1t argues no
- ksr and much less an abandonment of |
ss sicy, that many details have been
ooun usig men intent on arranging gigan-
MY rictprious campaign. The incidents
y. 81 ventilated with such exaggerations by |
TO d 6 are but as the dust upon the wheels, to
! esa srs guides the chariot of victory. A few |
heard sre and there may be of unspeakable
re 70 the families, cities or States which |
vi. len, but what are they to him whose |
ge laoas involves the certain loss of thou.
It, lti3 to this We attach more Importance
As first Tile spirit Of the people renders
"a VI ag impossible 10 effect compromise. If
y cps hntae could be arrested in its course, or
darts from the cloud, then the
s.. g. rt1e Of public opinion might be-not
lis feeling is, no compromise with rebels
- ace without unconditional surrender-no
ttxeept united ones. In this lies the Sc
l" AMengtb, the rulers may sometimes faint,
= rs may agtate and delude, but the heart
e IA ople is true and strong; it has brought
y &c Steet its calm and infallible Judgment,
I'D and the means by which alone it
'u,t su Elined, and presses toward it with an
A-rs sfop op6 an pnropnuora hla will