The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-21
60 BURLINGTON, SATURDAY, JUNE q, 1862.
ANOTHER SPEECH By MR..
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Brsmt he Loaaoa Anssseaa, sfk.
O.oM Enola,d a,,d Franos To Interfere n n
Anerieaa sfruoolef VA the ouestion "a the Fleet
Street Discusslon Hall vhich fnund q onr am.
priee. seysral suDportef. and svmnsthirine an.
dience. ~ tkfnvinc The reanoneihiiitv al tha
terrible cdistress II Lsncaah;re A the Xmerinan
revolution. the seecesDjon nres.s 81 Furlsnd "a
most industsiously instfucting the people to en-.
courage immediate intervention. tAR
The cheers which welcome the secession
speakers, and the evident sAaky position Of the
ing that sxsstS ID ftAnd for the success Of Tie
South. Me- Train scertaibly is bold Su,sn %
attack such numbers, but it must be remember-
cd that he never forces his opinions upon his
audience il, he never rises until lsudly
called for, % vas the case on Monday night
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.. ne.a uosMesn sne sevoiuuon .v OF 'ne colonies
aesinst the country "a voice-Where !. tha
difTerenceYl
Simnlv. one neonIa revolted m .hs ,..ua III,
taration ,.;sko.t yenre.s, tat;or -. o.r~r vhie
the other conspirsd against the very laws the
southerners made themselves. Possessing more
than equal representation, they went in for
more by robbery, ignoring taxation altogether.
Such men - Lafayette, and De erase, and
kochambean, are again we'll represented in an
other apo BY the Count Of Paris, the Duke of
| Chartres, and Gen. Havelock, and dozen great
names who ere fighting in the cause Of freedom.
AxrRIcA AsLr 70 MANAGE m. ow. pus1sr.s
Intervene. sav Won. but bands an aav n In.
rons s.vs ~ Ay,..;o. .;, ~. .ton eah.;n,; ~
SAYS to Europe mind YOUR own businees En-.
rope ssys to America when roeues fail ont hon
est men reap thcir reward America savs to
Europe when honest men fall ont rooues stand
| ready to pick up the spojl. -
| The diplomatic wolves have been hovliu<f for
months. but the nation ia not quite dead. The
European vultures will have no opportunity Of
| sanatlng their appetitee on the CARCASS Of dead
republic! Look on If you like, and commend or
censure, no matter which; but keep on your own
side the fence. We seek not your friendship,
We fear not your enmity. Enemies never be-
tray you-they ambush-the betrayal comes
from your friends. England bullies weak ma
''ons sno soadies 70 ssfong ones
cuPIDIrY TIE ENGLISH RULE OF ACTION.
The honorable speaker makes fearful admis-
sion when he says that England has put up with
insults for more than dfty years. instancing the
Maine boundary, the Oregon question. the San
Juan ditacusy, and the overhauling Of ships in
the Gull. So much the verse for Englands
bravery, If these were insults, which they were
not; and - England is ever ready to attack
weak powers, It follow that England vas afraid
OF US. lOh! and derisive laughter You may
sneer, sii, Dos Engiend never acts Dut from mo-
'''.s VI interest," =. ics.. ear. az,
An opium wA. 10 C9.na, OF ninDu.sesing e4-
pedi..on 70 Ae4'co,.a ngnt WIN the Angnans, or
an an at'ack upon ,ne ind's9s o. tne Sout6ern
ocean, JUST :alss tne tas'e OF your people. uive
~ money, give us Iano. give us traae, OF ladg-
ent u ours ana we win repay. saitn tn,s Cnfis'
.lsn nA'lon' "nen you wantea money last cen
.ury, your war Iohcy was co"p['sea 70 zen.
.ence-oqueeSe u.e oto % Dey1ns q U"de nes9
p,. Que .a,pescnmsn. = ~. % warren nas.,ngs, wmen
pnn.s eP..sI ioS onsrasn 70 aeves 70 soe
been. when won vanted to distract attention
from European complications, you overhaulei
an American ship, and then apologized, always
ready to strike small man, but careful not to
hit man of your own calibre. Intervention in
our affairs means war to the knife-war to the
cannon's mouth. ~s
oh, thoneh nerenn;.I he the .tr;ee
Nor honor d.ar for hesr,h.tnne $40.
Give blo. fo, hlnv t.Le i;fa for i;fs,