The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-15

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enabled to throw upon the shores Of every State
the nucleus Of an army. And the threat is made,
and doubtless the attempt will follow in early
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numbers, equipments or munitions Of war, To
provide against these odds we must look to des.
perate courage, unflinching daring and universal
self sacrifice.
Fifth-The prospect of foreign interference is
at least remote one, and should not be relied
ON. If It comes, let il be only auxiliary to our
own preparations for freedom. To our God and
ourselves alone We should look.
These are stern facts, perhaps some Of them
are unpalatable. But We are deceived in you if
you would have ua to conceal them in order to
deceive you. The only question for US and for
you is, as nation and individually, what have
we to do? We answer:
First-As nation We should b united, for.
bearing 10 one another, frowning upon all fac
tious opposition and ceDsorious criticisms, and
giving trustfll and generous confidence to
those selected as leaders in the camp and the
council chamber
Second-We should excite every nerve and
strain every muscle Of the body polite to main.
tain our financial and military healthfulness,
and, BY rapid aggressive action, make our enc
mics feel, a. their own firssides. the horrors Of
var m brought ON by themselves
Ine most important matter for you, however,
10 your individual duty. what can you do
fne ioot OF the opPressor 10 on the soil OF
y in his purse and bell in bic heart. He comes
roooer M ana murderer How shall you meet
MIN with the sword, at the threshold With
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