The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05
BURLINGTON, SATURDAY, JANUARY: Z: 5, 5, 1861 1861.


| s,.vebolders and six in the choice Of non-slave
hoiders or three hundred and seven principa
snno;n tments under the Constitution, two hun
| Ara and fonr have been held by slayeholders-
! Surely. the complsint Of vxnt Of equality on tn
| n.rt Of the shareholders. ID Of all others! tn
=, nost unfoupded! !isH'i g1'fas f.ag' OH liEUe5
We have thus ende,vored calmly and fairl
4 IN estimate the grievances alleged bv our South
| ern brethren. We have endeavored 70 shov
| that the people Of the North are not responsible
for the defamatory language of the Abolitionisll
nor for snv attempts 20 create dissatisfaction
1 among the sIsye,. We have enaeavorsd to prov
| that the constitutional compact with regard I,
the restorstion Of fugitive slaves has not beel
cons;tut;onsI aorosn for the performance Of ths
dutv has n,ver refused or failed 10 perform i
| 70 the eYtent of ;ts ability: and because even
.rv t.,a .,t.n,nted m nnil;fy the fugitive slsy,
l.. a.. Con..;,n,;on n,ovidea redress. first il
ths ;ud;c;.I md the,.s in the military power o
ths do.errn,ert AID 6r,,Iv re have endesyors,
N sho., th.t the cornnl,int efr the want o
eou.i;tv b.. no rational foundation. irls gl} i.'
f"aT - -. ---.-...---- eg3i sAs r.r
| Inc ooiumo'a SCUM osrEh.lAn PuvnsNes N -,
Ao'nro s.ofy 'ha' 'l'e Lnsoln .en =, s1o -
are seho'hg iou' rags ga'neteu 's"n t'e nosi
~ propagate s'haii poA ~ sne oou'"' .""s ."''
| mean 70 chase the secession rohseh'lonn ., iron
place 70 place Win 'neir iou' Weapons .i' sne
become poweriess, ana !hst SIX men aei' NrN .,''
iork on Saturday Tor TINS purpose; lhese siii.
!'es ior oao purpose nave 'heir enec', nv aouo'
IN eugmenting among she ignorant on"o pre-
Iumce sg"inst .he Nor'n. -,
ine onai'esson Mercury goa" ove, "e .1'
lowing picture OF famine aha anarchy ~ INT
Norm, 70 result from secession
Nv nen gaant ard aniVering men, women ano
cniidren snail wax sneir streets not aione' OF 10
pa'rs' but IN desperate and savage crowds aho
wnen the shout snail oreak upon 'ne ear io'
oIooo or oreaa ana wnen mere snsl oH M o.ooo
uu' little D.sao' "nen ,'ArsMs 1oor s"a,i s"'se :
the props from 9nder the captoi. ana when, u
nsHy, 'aa' ghoeo 'enPie as Tue Nossh, ouls W
Ho"' 'oooery upon 'ne oou'n' sn"n 'ni'' auu
pine smong tne runs sna'' supply 70 !ne 'aoore'
'.e w. Nrongs anu our ".e".; snu ~ :,, s:u' u"y
M, 1ne"; oar ear VIII oe aes' 70 'nelr so'c'..Hon'
~: ueo' oe,"een re- us WIZ oe c4nesnsu. As IVY
"s"on: We sna. snoruy race eaen o'nef-eacn "
suaro i's own interests
uo.,, :.
IN. oAo. u ~ DASvrH -, oeea''o"A.' VIC
usually wen III ,h.otn'su asn'ns'on .oi'e'
ueii' Vi Tue fn''sos'pn'A iFe'S' "f''' % 'o'-
lows
some weeks ago i m.m.'eu .hatH Nv was .u;
PurPose oi ,.e ulsu''o.''s's 70 .e'.e 'ne feuera
Cap''o'. Anls suggestion was uer'oeu '.,, 10y ZONE,
Dut We are no" on Tue eVe o' .he 'u'n''sei'. VI
'ne prophecy. III ,ne oou'h Ai"el'c"n e'a'ts'
anu Par''euia.. III ne1'co, ai.e. poPuia. eiee.
'loh nas uec'ueu one way Tue ueleateu parry mas
'eu j." arms anu ocsupleu '"e NeAu'nE ''ties'
nave no uouo. 'na. s.nnar outTsse IL con-
se",pla's1 s. py 'ne Dlsunioh's's' An~eeu, .'le
nlcn'hoho enquirer, tne organ ol uov. " use
n1' no more 'nan loIs Gays ago, recommenaea y, 'na1
~ash'nsoo" s.ou'u DC 1ccuPiea ny 'he uisel'oh
torces: ~ t!is emu nahuv, 'ne Eo'l"ssouer
from MississiPp', Vlsitea Marsisnu nhu' ai'ef
oelns reouneu anu re)er'eo 0y uov. uiehs' pro-
Seeaeo " oa''''"oTe' "nere nc oeil'ereu VIZ
'ens anu 'feasoisole speech. =: !,
ohe oi tue most conservative men III 'nas
o..e' statesman OF enlarged eAper'snce anu
aollty, deVoteo 10 tne Oniotl, informed me yes
terday tnat ne nad h..le aouo' sna' haryiahu,
uhlsss counter sehtllhent coulu ce rouseu ~
once, wouiu a, enron hersen on tue sue OF eou'h
Ca!ohna Inc purpose Is 10 preVen! 'he inauga-
ration OF Aoraham t'neoin' III the S!ty OF WASH
ington, on the 4th OF March. Ihis 10 openly
avo9eo. Not zen Gays ago one OF .ne most