The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-31

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must prepare 20 meet me iplAnees g " IVY,
and 70 perish under its burning breath: The
'ausA otisys.os sbe government OF sne unise0
States wiz be nsintained over every 1901 OF
every Soutbefn state, at nhosesr eo@ 70 nose
e6o may reaisftt ana y stdtsry sfdnds ~ vs 10y,
Il will he iezfng'ashed, egsn Y be vt Ns osood ~
those wAo make V H.ssr sassfd ~
The people OF toe south have just the siseE'
native offered them oy me pfoclsmstion o. RE-
ident Lincoln. hty esose 20 ,dse rfo't cse"
sss The taskcf INITIATING fhe'r det,oe,anee IRON
sasyy they eaa ass e am q q, ~ ~. ye"s. 90
Gers,n'ssifin protecting heoi IRON ne esus ana
inconren'ences 'oh'ch suen az egor my eos' -,
II they refuse. and persist IN rebeiion, sney vii
MI ML;.h - dssr II, s,H55
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from sd. sae S 20 'opt'
His appeal 70 the people o. the o0fcs' Sss 49,
is timely and solemn enc xea a = ~ =.
them, and for 81 OF us 10 heeoed ~ sess NJ
Shall We remsin blind 70 the signs 0. tne
times?" How comes It that every oncer, % ~ ~
engages In the active Work o. supp'esssns su's
rebellion on its own ground drits msnnsssy -
the direction OF Gen. hanteis conc'us'ous, snu
never the other wayy rev. HGeea' -. 10 say
tnankIolIy, reach euch . radicai ane FecA,eee =
IRENE, but al (though many are themselves ~
sensible OF ~ are tending slong yne same 'ou, NV
ana the people are abreast OF tne army W.
may usP'o.e, We may ofeaa tn,s s's"l ~
tunes, out y leAruly distinct ~ tne Po.,,'' .,
- m mnu g w.se n,cn " snouio nave ress'1 ~
~. AZ t.yn ..s .,kh esouuu ~
seIva'iop, - oppresseu WIN 'ne "e'gnt VI w
ttltntes ana IS earnestly impiofing the acoenseis
o. MS couustyms,'. 1n's eye Is s'ne.e ana n's
neaI. y pure, anu we s'ncen,y "cs' tnas ms GU
treA.ies may MOL oe maoet hgnt OIL AZ MS su8
gesnon, aJoss ani generous proposal mac oeen
Maoe 10 Tue people OF sne oofoer STATES, .nlo
wy .sooPssnoo Vi .n'cn' % nesoyS suu AZ. ~
sanitary cnange VIII come as gently % s.e
ue"e VI neaseh. neeleG,e0 .ne IesPons, u,l
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be Warrington Con, spondence Fomey's Press.
It is to be hoped, however. that Mr.. LincoIn's
| proclamation, dsayowipp Gen. Hunter's order.
will at last awaken the border States to a sepse
of their true condition. he disayovs that or.
der, but in doing so be brings them back to his
| emancipation policy, and tells them that thew
cannot, if they would, .5e blind TO the slams OF
! the times" And what are these signs of the
| times! They are the indications of A vide
spread change of public opinion on the subject
| Of slavery; change which extends to hundreds
Of thousands of men in the free States. who
have heretofore supported the South, and tina,
| has reached the hearts Of nearly all the Demo.
Gratis in the army Of the Union. The rebels
themselves contribute to swell public opinion
against slavery by their inhum an barbara ties,
and the slaves as if conscious that their hour II
come, are declaring themselves free in most OF
the slave states. The border States. when the y
see Mr.. Lincoln restraining and rebnkino An III
fcer for an order which has given the ereatest
encouragement to his own political friends
should at least manifest s,tch a., annree;afoa n,
his course as scM shop that then are no lrnner in
sensible to Tie siqns of the times.
Il, In my letter of Yesterday apticin ated the
step that the President has now tsken. III
owed it, probably. to consistency and IN hi. nm
Outstanding Of hia own obloations n ;ssne mi,
proclamation, and YOU will perceive that while