The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-08
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aam - The baseness OF the Ccpperneads
) even more astonishing than the treason Q
the armed rebels. Everybody remember
Id how the, f'cAivalry'' used to talk aDou
y northern "mudsfis," meaning thereby tn
u honest hardy iaborefs Of the North, am
'ee Including those who call themselves Dem
81 ocrats Is we'll = otherss Wsoen also re
= collect how these rebels, since the wa
!. broke out, bAye sneeringly repuoaateu IN
4 mere possibility Of any future connect'o'
= with Us, saying they might treat WITH Us
!. - matter Of Necessity, g an .ndependen
!, nation. holding tAear noses - they oie
ii % and taxing Dood care that the /" mud
stills" were kept VOL 70 Wind waro ali IN ~
]. time. IN fhcf they never speak OF TN
s men Of the North except Is an inferior sor
9 cofbsingA Asraay superior IN shs'r opinion
e to thsff own =. s'nlssers' ana 20 % kick@o
intultsd o. tFampled upon win tne same
J .indinerence ana lmpanity. A sai So
sq IesnotWiouaooin9 thus persistent lnso'
. 1ence o. the repeis, We nave among US
fscuons vnicn tne more - klckeo ana
snuoceo' anu insul'eo' ana denounceo, ana
spat upon me More II seems 20 aomlre
tnese 'nlgget-orlYe1s tnese Il. inveterate
assssocra's' tne.e t'nstu.M oespots, VINO
/ spnrn a. mem VAN or wisnou' OCCASION OF
]. excuse. = = me- wn.ppeo spaniei, ana
hcks ne nsncs .ua' w'elo me roo with
iouly Mofs ~ eas more outrageousiy II Is
punlsneo' 1v.u now "nen tne reoeis
hope e0e'ysu"e ITO" . sne elec.lon OF NC
Cleusn' saen tney are perIecuy conscious
tnes nls suc0e. slves 'nem independence,
ne ~ luip' o'.s'lo.s snu e.efnA' even
S.. OW wy osnnoe ssolu, % naoltuateo are
e! g LOOKING upon tne Copperneaos as
tnsss sela' nesplng Insult ana cOntumeiy
upon .oem. TOT ins'ance. tue nlcnmono
h1o""e'' WINE procialn.nH inc identity
oaPutPoss oe'ween 'nemseaves ana TINS iac-
t 7 s.ys WY ue 7s - i1'nco'n iorces'
even no'o'n8 ueM = oay' lnures % the
advantage OF Mccie'ian' or rather to that
= sae osA~lous m"n.patd'o's ~ ~nosc
N.aSo g = Ekpe., anu accumulase ior
~ A1s'4 ue'A.eu o.sp.'s1 linus,
~Aiie sa1o ".1s ~" lucy oeeaFe' ana LABOR
= s.suD n's slectson' 1ney 90 not hesitate
- SsSs1Ae .tn. : ts Me1e p"Ipee ~ tne
asa0s o. osAestous nanlPuiaIols VINO
v ~ ~" p1.ol" just sucn t1icks as
10y cn ss'0 my sec the man - ne Is,
~ nOs ssen .ot we = Ae - ena' sepataaon
ase n3nun8 ioq can sney oonceeA tner
ohDu1d think any one in the shape Of mai,
would seek 70 hurl back scoru for scorr.
and teach these ,preeuming despots that the
ssmudsills'' were at least capable of beinp
picked into lighting mood.
But it iSpot % apparently. The Copper-
hsads have sunk % low, have got to be 90
~nspea ably base. that no word Of insult.
norrsc,ical vcoru Of the rights Of man az
1sces them. Tnay are resolved to be the
seefS Of traitors-so resolved, in fact. that
suothinR prevents them from placing the
Onion ana their own liberties 1t the feet Of
, traitors. lint the resclution and action of
IL Union men. They want TO do it, aim
to do Il. nominated thia s.ouppet." McClel-
Ian. to do IL and feel terribly aegrieyed be-
cn,,se thew have NOT been permitted to do
III Ith astoundinr. but It is true. The
xrsat outrage upon the Copperheads is sim.
NV because thev are NOT allowed to make
slaves of !. - veil - themselves. That's
The whole story II brief We can't help
tAeir alayishness. But We don't EXPECT to
initiate ahen. and re don't intend to lei
them sell - ON nove, 81 ss
ffl = 20 ----,s.
SWhsn We look into the matter those
who are mostseyere on the Copperheads are
thsar "fFiends'' the rebels. They say and
Aavs said IA the time that the copperhsads
mean 70 grant just what they demand.
i4ney say, Al the time, that Y the peace.
nan succeedin attaining power, they will
secure hat'separation and independence
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