The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE


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y the ksosihos' ana sna' - s0as T.. rpI e.
aown, and sesso's sos mo Wv - -
While they nave % per7nsAsssns.y m'u 4 w.
Aasert'ons y J. nos NIUE sns'l '..' ~. ~.
them, - yst sss taken she sfouo's % 'aoi,..
tas msnnes m when sney sApec' y : ..
this most -, desirable result lnose Nno oe'
. we DO, that tne, only Poss'0s m0as =. 49,, :.
bly, obtain'ns pseee ana Fesso!'n6 ''e '
tssrfermsr ooneisaon OF un'sy y ~ 9.' 0l' "a
traitors wherever they can NJ % !, 1 epl. u :.
king the present heoeAllion : l'son ~
Aure time have oon'sao.ly en.. ....''..sfI,.h
with sympathy with the eeee.'o.l', 800. g.
desire 70 bring ABOUT sus s lue.. ~.
which Southern Q II sta's tasi 'ns''s
'ecute their Rebellion .:.,. -, n ,,,of... =
If these Norsne'n 5p0''''v''', -. -.
have Panacea iof ,' 'ne pe "i"'. -.
hearts OF loyal men, . a1S
traitors, WY 40 tney aos 49, :. e~Ir..s,'
al these l"penalDe -. -. ~.
1t there an en - - ' e.'.'1s..
Al sickness. ana ehey nave u, WY w tuey wv
let the people zee, it. Il it honest Or patriotic
70 conceal their Slight under bushsl," when
all loyal men ore anxious tobe gladdened by its
beams. and to honor those who Danish forever
the evil DAYS through which We are passing!-
istiIi these political gamblers open not their
mouths. They soy they can ssvs the Nation
and tho Union, but they neither do il, nor do
they toll others how to do it. -" r.
! The inference is plain,-as palpable q it 10
damnsble,, Their mode Of saving the Union, 10
by sccedine to Ill the outrageous demands Of
tho Rebels. They would obtain peace, restore
the Union. BY making slaves of al the North.
That is the highest aim of their craftsmanship.
They do not state their plan, they do not give
Us their remedy, because they know If they
should openly syov it. that the people would
tramplc them into nothingness It is impossi-
BILE that there should be any other reason. Il
ia impossible that men should have an honest
and patriotic method of healing these National
ills. and not make it known. They are NUT,
because to spesk il 10 be condemned.
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Fr.noa "a. m.k;nv both naval and military nre
p p.r.tions for possible eyentu.lities in italy.
Q We do not know. and probably no one be
D sides Garib.ldi does know. what support he
= ,;kelv To find in his march toward. Rome v
h all rsmember that hia last movement. st.rtir
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quite - feeoiy as this one, resulted In driv'l
IL the King OF Naples from his throne, and ga
. to Victor Emanuel all OF Italy outside .
81 Popes IemporaAnea he 10 now striking
II these latter. we hope he Will succeeds and ii
20 all Italy will, through his agency, become
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be % The Constitution (Clagetts) thinks
e, recommendation OF the governor 70 e1en
n Vcakes' IRON tho orat oo'n unjust ana . ~
O. psoie VIOLATION o' tue Coos''suuon.