The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-10-17


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lie. Then 1t will be as great. as glorious
as beneficent, as long-lived, YEA more
long-lived than the immortal example OF
Republican government, the Rome of the
ancient world. On these terms we shall
stand respected before the nations of the
world.
Every despot in Europe curled his lin
when the rebellion broke out, at the feeble.
wretched vacilating, dilapidated Govern
ment that undertook to restore it's authori-
ty over this immense and magnificent re-
| gion. When the men of the North and of
| the loval slave States commenced tn devel.
on their power. thew paused in their deter
mination to recognize. thew paused in their
more than half-formed resolution to inter
yene and throw the weight Of their arms on
the other side. When our arms were at a
/ low ebh wear and half 400 Touis Nano-
leon thought it a convenient opnortunitY to
| march in and toto noSsession of May;cc. to
limit onr aYnansiop Ta would not d. IL
to-day. and nv the BLESSING Of God when
| this reheIIion Shall no sunnTeSsed 7 tai.a +
| there ;s a ln;1o acconnt td fsettIe With two
Great nat;ons Of tho Enronean would ~
| Fl on,-nont;nnod .nn1.,sn T no,,or sa;a
q word NV fr;ands p to any- nod IN This
| bonsa On tI.t s,,h;oot haforo hn; Leu,
what thourht ana onossad whot 60,
| American tSon1ht rcsaat an,,onsa Thya
SAILING Of tho XIaL.no,a and tha EInI;Sa ~
tha oIaan;zation Of n"n'na,ias 10 o,,rio,,
arms t6 sbnnt dow o,,r thratSra W. ~ ~
aanizsd attannt 70 broai, thro,,o,h ~
| SSjoni o.l. I,,;tb p,or, ,,,t"niaI nf - nS
everv oomfort Of I;fe for our enan,;ss nm
dow tho d;sauiso of y nautral;.r at.S ID -
everv stenStha moral ,,o,yar ord foroa
giyo1 70 tba raho1i;n,, l. 10 ao,'ntarn,,oo
e. tha Cn,,orn,,, 20. ,a T,,e.
land whose Foo ~ tbo oorsonTonaoe, Is
nraysntaS forn,al ;t,,;o, 80 ,,. 49,.
|
tha nr,,;,,or nH,o H., ,,.,,oIad 80. ,.,1.a'
mants az ff1oY;f. tho - 80 FL ~,
Eranoo hoe ,,ia,,ta1 i, a., IN Ia ~, M ..
| -theso tb;nrs fasta, a,S ranISio +iii ~ H.,
IF acoonnt 1G 49, anu ia1 al lug aas
no nnnosnS 70 lforo;1 "pp ,,ost useu ~
foreign war have learneI son uptoa ~; ;u
! Alabamo hoe nnsattind ~ ,arthsasta ams
frontier. fAnniause T taLa II that .ha
| Intrusion ~ q ppoonorob; al ,onor i, w.
! has made ne fool that Maxiioo ;S d. pan,,hI;o
and orr g. fat1y rann;ros tic avn -, IT.
mend ons chearinr ,.to + 1h.t .,a ,a.l
uncomforta hlv hennd in Nv Tho p"ha,na
| Islands and that bareafta Sassan viii not
he the nirate,s nest tn NOV on "s fGraot
annlanse When this g.ynt shall baHa ral
cnvarad tho ,,so of oil bi fan,,I.;as 80 49,,
like a man ciovor frn,', hoad 20 60. n a,,S
wieldinD scarce anv Of biS nati',a go no. ,n'
| hut restorad to bis whole n,onhnoS ppn;,oj
hic bSol,,ta x,ionr r 1aoly
tn the dav whom n % 'hianL rooir,a5.S : III
stream to tho canit.l Of tho Sin,,taI,,,,lo1.
wbila tho 49,, dif H. p.n.,,a ieno;,
Tho 49, - ~ O. o,,.,o,,an ~ i.S
70 onai,ao 20 and Woo'nanI E anaii iisicn
annIanse with ,rroat nhanr;r,t a,,d ,,,a".;,,o.
of hats And NV nc hiass any. W 49, IN
and tho ,risdnn, thhat sb.,I, ,,,os.;d "a ~,
~. Wy n !" .,,a' o,'ii pie'i2e I'VE lne
Tho .n,,fG io,,t ,o o. '. ieaen
and tho 49, 81 pEp.IaI s, vi oui am
enn,I IN +basoo 1911 ~ tio Iii
~ Cod that 4,a 'N,t;o,,;s t,rn 'e t,e ~
nnnn,', 1b.,,l III 70, is',,i az
Tannause1 thon trst to Ii,-a 70 noe nf ~
eTnIosin of hn,,,shoiI ~ 49, " se
St Ponls .nd If me ar OH. 'n ne Joiig -,
brdoa sant ;rt, tba a;n rC,oa. y, r.lIo,,
80 o- WV 49, 'ie"' &c
1,s.> u 200,
tho ST. " Missa,,,.; ~ !ie Iooo
Ahrotn, ;,aaI, ~ iS 200 10 'o.es ioi
p ,,ar1rao'd;aa+as iGt ttte e.eial
tha,, a. fII'Sno5 ,rIl? 10y VI iloie
fnr SroIor1- S;roa az, ~ tnE.'sanu Il.
An+i 'eae N1;aee ,iien tne nulhoes o,
fahtinr for iba;r countr1, Or Tmo uieu
So ~ ~, ' D oJo.i III oeen aseassih-
1,oo ps .ne tsGIei s ueallii as ana Dush
ters for 1ncoin vet 49,. ,n" M Gl tn1 w
,sso,s ~ SeS .oay niissouli Is
fsnt 'o pdi aniia'eiS so.a.e anu III
80. sel i o.au't; one 2ne GIioSe ma
r.,.a W ,a.. an " ooil-
snn'ts ".n hea nGsisiauure ana oniy
~ ~ Ts aioS nei Poii'ioidiis "lo ploiess
20 " ue a.. PreVen0eo tne elec
',l is a t'et vi ~ AooI..Io.ilstS 10 Inc
few intelligent persons can donb, that tha
majority would declare for total and I'M
mediate Emancipation, i
This change cannot be charged to official
influence. The President has never taken
ground for Immediate Emancipation i'm
LOYAL Statesmen even in Tennessee. where
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