The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23
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lqe Northern Mississippi is to-day, expriencipg
Nsworst and most unhsppy results Of the con.
script rebellion. It 10 represented to no that all
men ID that region who did not volunteer In the
Sebel service, and allwho were capsule Of bearing
isrmS, have been forced into the rebellion under
he odious and infamous lJsy1. DAVIS Confsd-
crate oonscript act Fortunately for some poor
felievh they, with the greatest difficulty effected
their .sscaps from the clutches of the rebel
secession mobs who are disgraciog history with
tAsif names, and deeds Of crime which will be
olasdsd down 70 postsrity ssigmatized With al
the Ipiquities and enormties which may stamp
and fury Of maddened demons, they threaten
summary punishment sgsinst all the fugitives,
Who actuated BY love Of liberty and hatred of
q oppression, have escaped from their despotic
nign. "A pesceable citizen Of that troublous
and afflicted country comes to Memphis, and,
returning TO his home and his family, when d.
most Id sight Of his wife and children. before
he is permitted to see them-thoae nearest and
dearest 70 him-hs j. set upon By those savage
ellhounds Of savage warfare, violently seized,
brutality dragged Of, and forced into armed re-
bellioh agains the government and flag Of his
country and his choice. The cotton.burners
and property. destructionists have acted well
their part, and now starvation and enakedness
stare the innocent and the helpless in the {face,
bsk thanks 70 providential aid. the advance Of
the grand Union army will, ere long, show its
strength there, Dust the oppressors, and re.
establish order and peace, when, Union snd'pros-
penty VII resume their svay.-(1 Memphis Union
Appeal, 10th. -. - '
LESSON PROM H1sToRY-SEoEss1oN.-
death Of Solomon, Rehoboam succeeded, and
certain ambitious persons availed themselves
Of the opportunity to foster discomfort and
strife. They antiapated trouble and opprebs-
ion, and stirred up Ten Tribes 70 rebellion. Not
recsiving . satisfactory answeralfom the King,
they cried ont, ''What portion have We in Ds-
Nd! To, your tents, 0 Israeli d Now see to
thine own house, David" SO Israel departed
70 their tents; that IS, appealed 70 the sword
Under advice Of prophet. Rehoboam,, sftsr
Gathering an army, determined Ito lot them
loae," and the new confederacy Or kingdom
vas established. New mark the result.
Rirst-Por two AtAdred years. there was
almost uninterrupted war between Judah and
Israel. Foreign nations were invited to take
pant, the usual complications Of rights and
nterelts we're created and war; Of the most
dsstructivs kind, was the daily lie Of The pso-
Pc for two centuries. Al the end Of that time
l,rsel Vas subjugated BY Assyria and her PEG
RAs seeSo INV CSPSlVty. gt-
9. Second result The seeding tribes ware not
only ruined, but atlast their national existence
vas destroyed. They are now known - "the
!e't tribes Of Israel" for thsy were blotted out
mem the earth and their terTitery Was colon
Med y their destroyers. Having renounced
shs Inheritance Of their fathers, there vas NO
m!sasr uss for then ii history. o1 9'1.ia Z
!. xAs 'sasisiss tI1s loyal to thar king end
HN!aIui y the law Of Moses, 6eesms tie a6tion,
sao hroush all the vicissitudss Of time has
so10eusd % the nation Of the Jews, Judah, J
.a A.s been the only means BY which the
s c o. lssa' ID kept from perishing. GO eia
90 much for secession when Let alone, and
s sscn afe Its legitimate consequences. A like
H e's.oly Sil belong to us il the Southern Con
.ssaelesy succeeds and like destruction to the
A. ..s e:ssss. A 'ssvsn years" war weuld be
Ss1ef man that and the more active it 10 pros
.su.eo. the better for all parties win 1t BE-. A
x1ass var like the present cannot be conn
~ s1ased, nor settled BY soft words. Nothing
s ao.nright earnestnsss win ayailto save us
49,. H.. future Of untold sa6esing-[ Missouri
- gentleman informs the Nashville Union Of
ssaocklnG murder which vaa cnmmit<ad The