The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-31
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TnR vALLANDl0HAM ADD11o.
The Baltimore American makss ~ foDots
ing aattsring notice Of he Democratic Ad-
area Of The vallandishanmerA A. matter Of
sours, The resufssctionises viii tell - that the
Baltimore Americas d an Abolition paper, -
they have already told ~ the Nashville Union
ID This Lest paper vas never nsntisasd until
its Rsbsl eaisen were chased ct q 1snnsssse
and their places 6lled BY Asdy johnson With .
loyal editor when the Northern Sscssh Journals
told their readers hat Tie Nashville Union had
been "Abolitsoaised." This Il the dialect Of
rebellion and well understood BY an Z. G. o.
in good and regular standing. "Abolitionist''
10 meant Ill who sustain the War for The Union.
By "ths Constellation 10 meant slavssy, and by
/" the Constitution - IL was" II meant slavery
just - Il was when the secssl 1angurated the
rebellion. That 10 the sta.s quo which Il intend.
Cd 70 be restored. But 70 the Baltimore Amer.
ican's Address:
We have taken no notice Of the Democratic
Address, recently put forward BY an insigniH.
cant faction At Warrington, because il VA
enough for Us that il bore on il face IL own
condemnation. Doomed to public contemp,
in the sweeping tide Of patriotism that nov
trolls in triumph over the land, the little kno,
" Of broken down and discredited schemsrs who
shave concocted this precious manifesto will
/" scarcely be heard Of in the splendid vindica
"tion Of noble destiny the nation 10 efsctine
"for itself, and whom the adjustment Of our diff
" Hculties is 6nal-as II viii be, We trust. BY The
"power Of noble Government, instead Of any
" intervention or compromise the heads Of thu
Government at Washington will receive that
"meed Of public appreciation due those vhe
shave shown q single hearted purpose to vindi
"cate the integrity of q mighty nationality, the
" the chief hope Of suffering humanity"
surpRrssED-By our dispatches in the pro
per place 1t will be seen that the Norfolk Day
Book has been suppressed. This "high-handed
outrage" upon the "freedom Of the (seceshl
press" 10 the act of Gen. viels, the Military Gov.
ernor appointed by the "Lincoln despotism, |"
and 10 in violation Of the Constitution. The
vallandighammers ought to howl. The Norfolk
Day Book had just as good constitutional
right" to preach treason in Norfolk as its CO.
laborers have to do it in Iowa.
~ The JeG. Davis Organ In Dubuque, the
Herald, has it that the disaster to Gen. Banks in
the Shenandoah valley and his falling back to
Williamsburg is all owing to The abolition Of
slavery in the District Of Columbia, and that
Maryland will soon rise ripe for rebellion that
Baltimore and Washington will both soon be in
the hands Of JEFF. Davis, together with al the
Border Sta tes-all of which will flow directly
from the Abolition Of Slavery in the District
and the Abolition proclivities Of President Lin
coin and the Black Republican party. How
prone men are to see things as they would wish
to have them.
II Weekly report OF the mortality among
the Iowa soldiers in the Military Hospitals and
Camps in the vicinity Of st. Louis, No.
Nay l7-Neil Morris. co. F, 18th.
ls-Moses w. Wsdsworth, co. I, 9Th,
l9-Benjamin Hinckle, co, @, 18th.
20-Joseph Curtiss, co. E, I'd cavalry.
b " 2S-Barney Pclls, co. G, 18th.
23-Jacob Frederick, CO. G, 18th.
uBy copy Of proclamation which will
be found in another column, it will be seen that
the women and children Of Union men, whose
husbands have been compelled to Fly for their
lives, are being driven out of Eastern Tennessee
--banished from their homes. Here is an exhi.
bition of chivalry for you--such an exhibition
as the more civilized Indian tribes would be
ashamed Of, and such as no slave community in
all Dixie would be guilty Of. 17ge
HUSrrRs SCHENE.-Gen. Hunter'e proclama
ton, if it could be forced into effect would free
over one million two hundred and thirty thou
sand slaves, which are valued by their owners al
more than six hundred million of dollars.
MORE OUTRAaEs.-Ben. Butler has supp resset
several Secession newspapers in New Orleans
This shows the necessity of restoring ''the Con
stitution as it was" and proves that the vallan
dighammers ought to keep right on with thei
bowling. This Butler is hireling Of the "Lin
coin despotism" and lie most sssuredly dsprivin,
the amiable rebels, Of New Orleans, of Constitu
tional rights No doubt of it Let ~ have
vail from Brother Clsgget if he feels able to d
justice to the subject
Bra GUss.-It is rumored that our Govern
ment will in the course of a few month. h.v
several three hundred poupd guns in readiness
which will cmash things generally at suy usefu
distance.
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