The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

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ia th;s. We must mt down rebellion Some
gentlemen saw "Peace ~ They saw. q You can
not subdue and subiupate the South. and have
them live neace.blv with vou.n They saw the
South are determined, to 20. and why not let
them 90 in peace ~ But when YOU Weld that
much. YOU sign the death. warrant of your gov
ernmentI If the Southern States NAV secede
IN flav. tie North Western states NAV to NOR.
row. IF the South NAV rebel this wear. then
New England NAV next. Establish the doctrine
of secession any where. and YOU leave no life. no
vitality iu YOUR whole system of government
Il sinks at once from the rank Of nations. and
becomes what Mexico is. a Kissing and a by,
word and leaves YOU no security for life, lib.
ertv or property, It cannot be in the nature of
things. There but two WAYS: You must either
nut the rebels down, or the rebels will nut you
down! You cannot compromise with them.-
You cannot establish peace with them. You
cannot conciliate them. Will you have the
mouth Of the Mississippi river closed BY Louisi.
ana? Will you allow the inhabitants of the
lower Mississippi to toll the produce Of the up-
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cannot do it l. Your fathers risked a war to &C
ouire that River, and their sons will fight to
maintain it. [Deafening applause. I A thou.
sand plans may he suggested for peaceful 30
luton of this question, and yet you must reject
them all Recognize the Southern Confederacy,
and you cannot keep peace with them Eve
years, 80. gs.l,. s.,l d 5. .i,s
q There are so re strange characteristics in this
contest. We are in the habit of attributing to
our Southern friends honor, chivalry, high.
mindedness /; and they attribute to US avarice.
cowardice, veuality. And yet, underlying ali
this, there are shown to be the contrary attri-
hutes in each. What is the theory of this re-.
.bellions What underlies it! The very gross.
est material; the theory that no man has any
higher motive to action than the ACCOMPLISHMENT
Of SELF The South said that g Cotton is King n
They said that if war we're inaugurated, the
pockets of the North would suffer. They said
you would lose your markets for manufactured
and agricultural products, that your factories
would be closed in the East, that the grain in
your store.houses would rot in the West, and
that you would thus be brought to, terms All
this showed what they believed to be the gov
efning principle in the North. How has this
teen met. Bow have the people Of the North
met this question when it was forced upon
them! When your trade was brought low,
your marts closed, and your shipping living idle
in the harbors, how was this question met !?
How did you respond to the call of the Presi.
dent to rally around the National Flag. The
world has never seen spectacle such as has
been exhibited by the People of the North in the
support of this Government since the commence.
ment of this War. s..,e IS i LIS -- --r.
1t is shown to be untrue that Cotton is King.
Pennsylvania might as we'll claim that Coal is
King. New York might as we'll claim that
Commerce is King. Thegreat Nortb-west might
equally assume that Corn is King. But all these
claims are untrue, and it brings US back again
to the Bible truth, that there is but one King
the Ever Living God, and Him only should We
serve! Applause. We have faith in Him !;
and it is around this faith that our sentiments
Of Right, Justice and Truth will forever cluster!
Before that faith Southern Chivalry viii 90
down. There ia. something in the North higher
than materialism. No onnoait;on here or eIsa.
where can nut it down. Those who have taken
up arms against Federal authority viii not and
cannot succeed in nuttinc IL down And 7 toll
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