The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-22

| u6n. sfron Ylorids, shsd bssl u ssutherz
phrase ssconpslled to volunteer" He knew d
Union people enough end enough thet were
sick Of the war, but did not know Of many
Who would enlist again, when The year Of ssf
Another fact leaxnsd. and assure yeu no
from reliable gentlsman.n = but from An hon
cot man. A known Union man ct the Wea1
had held On and held out against the REBEL
ion, though he knew all the plans, long snd
deep laid - they were; his Hrmnsss being
known, his conversion TO the faith Of seoession-
dom was marvel to all. His friend met him
| .nd asked him how II was. ~ held out, SAID
hs' until Tread the pfesidsut's message bat
could mot stand such ssntimsnts - those. end
| 90 left what sentiments" He bseen 70
| quote. sfWhy, hold on" quoth his friend,
''that Is no part Of the messagep Certainly
ii ISL have IL here in print" His friend also
happened to have . northern paper with the
message. Comparison revealed the fact that .
| garbled, altered, sdulterated message bad been
| put forth and printed for the deluded people Of
the South, and they had received it as genUins
| from the rule of such man. No wonder they
were desperate. But wo to the cause which
| must stand on such foundations. "Wo to him
that buildeth his house by unrigbteousness and
his chambers by wrong; that useth his neigh.
boris service without wages, and giveth him
not for his work" The way Of deceit shall mot
prosper. =.
One of our friends Just returned from Scot
land met there man who had lived for twen-
ty years in Tennessee, and was then on visit
to his native country. 1t chahced that before
be left Tennessee, he was dining with party
Of men, chiefly politicians, who were talking
~. sIe Psvposeo pau u oPsrsuous. ~
r:".. NV snox ploslsm ms pesn 0slIieu wv.
1nss ~ Polsou 'ns minus 81 ioreign PoWets, ano
paepa'e tor me cnsnse OF eovernmsn., nSiaane
ous Me w. u Iree trace, 90. ceoooaiy, %
e1aspels'e tne Nor.n' ana 20 tnis eno MASON
sslu ne urSW up Iae ilgiuse siavela IN 90 o..
,en"ve : iofm ~ possible, so tnat We coald nos
YET ~. Aniloiy, 70 aisaneot tne ooutn ana
anens'o tnem rom tne government. inen 70
secede. seize washington, become tne govern.
mens oeydetos receive the rcogniuon OF all Enr
rope, ana noat on 10 glory as slave power
Ihe north ana west would fall IN, OF course,
and New England might stay at home and live
on her ice and granite. We all know hor they
carried out the program, only they did net take
Washington, and it is not necessary to break
oil the links Of chain in order to make 1t snap.
In all this scheme, the New York Herald has
done its nefarious work nobly; exasperating the
South, holding cut in its wicked work till
threatened by mob and then turning about
and doing ali the mischief it could BY reviling
foreign powers, and misrepressnting our senti-
ments and policy, Knowing these facts, / need
not assure you Of the kind Of qualification il af.
fords loyal and self.denyipg people to observe
the intimacy between Mrs. Herald Bennett and
Mrs. Lincoln. Aside from its being in every
way disgraceful, to us it has dssp and danger.
GUS significance. I.
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