The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-26
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their crusade against the Constitution aud the
Union. Protect their property. Drive back
their slaves, when they come to offer their ser.
vices and aid; if you don't, they will leave the
! country and climate and the labor they are ac-
customed. to, to spread over the North, where
they are not needed and where they cannot hope
W OS1~'P~"S "AsAA SN~S1SSA AsS~"A NS1~ soAAAs
Thus by deception, by falsehood, by pretence
of loyalty that it possesses not, and by base
appeal to the passions and prejudices of the I'M.
thinking, the false Democracy would seek to re.
instate itself into power that it abused, and
trusts that it betrayed. The rebellion began
under Buchanan, connived at by imbecility, and
fostered BY men who had foisted themselves into
all the high places Of the nation, is invited to
consummate its purposes by the degradation Of
the loyal States and the subjugation Of freemen.
But, your space will permit 20 more at pre-.
sent. The nominations and platform Of the con.
vention are before you. After closing it's labors,
the convention was addressed by Dodge, Ben.
nett, Sylvester and others. Yours. 10 2sas
-a7 <5a5.'sf 70 2'at DEs Xo1sEs.
. ,a. n. u.,. TIL. ,o.. 1910
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