The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-19
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Gov. Bramleate, OF, Kentucky-l
The Peor Whites aust Fight -
Save the ''Nigger."
LOUISVILLE, March l6.-Gov. Bralnlette |
;ssued the following address to the people |
of Kentucky:
FELLOW sCITIzENs-In view of the dis
turbance Of the popular mind, produced by
the enrolment of slaves for the army of
Kentucky, it is deemed prudent to make
4 the following suggestions for the benefit
and guidance of the loyal citizens OF Ken
lucky:
- Your Indignation should not move you to
commit acts of violence. nor to unlawful
restraints. Standing as we have stood, and
will ever stand, for the Constitution and
the Union and the enforcement Of the laws,
we must repef the efforts of rebels to over
throw our Government, by our gallant SOL
liers in the field, and must correct unjust
or unconstitutional legislation, by legiti-
mate appeals to the constitutional tribunals
of the government, and through the bal
lot box, in the constitutional modes. Then
3 those who pervert or abuse the trusts COM
initted to them, must suffer. This is the
only true mode Of maintaining the Consti-
stitution, the Union, and the enforcement
of the laws.
= The mere act of enrolling the names OF
slaves does not affect any OF the rights
I of citizens, nor do we know that
draft will be ordered. It may not be-
We should abide by the established laws,
= and pursue in the modes provided the rem
( edy it affords. If any wrong to the per-
4 son or property of the citizen be commit
ted by any officer or soldier, against the
2 known laws Of the land, make your accu-
{ sation in the mode prescribed by law, and
! il the commanding officer refuses or neg
the officer or soldier under his command
J 80 accused, and hand him or them over to
the civil magistrate for trial, when official
= ly advised of the facts, the Executive of
: the State will prefer charges and demand a
I court-martial. 4aAf7 $@+8
In the Union under the Constitution and
: IN accordance with Law to assert your
right, 1t is your duty to obey the law until
1t IS declared by judicial decision to be un-
constitutional. The citizen whose proper
ty may be taken under it for public use
= viii be entitled under the constitution to
just compensation for his private proper
, ~ so taken for public use. Although the
! present Congress may not do justice by
you it is safe to rely upon the justice Of the
American people, and an appeal to them
win not be unheeded or unanswered.-
I Peace restored and the unity OF our gov
eminent preserved will doom to ignominy
those who in the agony Of our conflict per-
verted their sacred trusts to the base uses
Of PARTISAN ends and purposes. Uphold
! tutionaf, and obey and enforce its just de-
mards, as the only hope Of perpetuating
free Institutions. Signed,
Taos. i. BnAMAErrE.
FRvNKFoRT, March Is, 1854. ~
... Foreign News.
- HALIFAX, March l6.-The Arabia from
Liverpool, March 5th, via Queenstown 9Th,
! arrived this evening. Her advices are two
days later. ID a
Danish affairs are rsporeyd unchanged.
sHa Maximilian arrived at Paris on the 5th,
and it is reported that he will embark for
. Mexico on the 18th, all difficulties having
: been settled. aets Esa
IA Vienna telegram says that the mission
] of the Prussian Minister to Vienna has had
the desired result, Austria having consent.
9 ed to a continuation of operations i'm Au-
sland. The Federal Diet officially announ-
cas- that itthas received no invitation to a
= Conference. i-.5 ~ $500 ~ ns
The Daily Ners replies to the sneers of
: the Times at GenI Banks General Order,
regulating Negro labor on the Louisiana,
and appiau0S the measure as necessary.
& preparatory to the step from slavery to en-
; tire freedom. G@ tre
: = Mr.. Shaw Letevere called attention to the
= course pursued by the Confederate agents
: in England in fitting out war vessels and
9 enlistfng seamen, and moved for the pa
pers On the subject. He denounced the
s!hama was not detained, and commended that
all such vessels should be prohibited enter
| ing British ports. af.ss ~
o. The Solicitor General explained, and de-
: Tended the course of the Government and
asserted that every effort had been made
: to honestly carry out the lawsand maintain
neutrality. He admitted that the vessels
might be prohibited entering British ports,
and said the Government was considering
the subject Of how they could demonstrate
with the Confederate Government. 81
90 DAN1sH WAR.-No fighting is reported.
III The 1emonstrance Of France TO Prussia
against the advance Of the Prussian troops
into Jutiand ,is said to be tess forcible than
-aEpgland's, but the t0ue Of the document Is
considered indicftive that Napoleon fully
q means what he says. .a.sFsss sH7Aa So
81 II is asserted that tho Prussians have no.
-ttified England Of m intended early attack
ion Frederick. Isl sR Tax st =; i
ID ]. Very Latest via Queenstown esw
> ~ LONDON, March 8, r. M.-lt 10 reported
: that the AustFiansa are marching ON Fred.
S .Iicka and Inland. f~9.ifl5l- .fsasit s
-. Paris, March 5.--The Rats1c publishes a
I ediapatch that three brigades 0fsAustrian
a troops have received orders from General
. Wtnngle To enter Inland rapidly and invest
II Fto0ricka. -, A,ssa 4naasa
-. aEIvERPoOI, March 5.-CottOn sales to-
day 1000 bales, market closing flat at un-
y changed rates. Breadstufib generally quiet
yand steady. eds $50 = 81 49,
V Flour, downward and nominal; Wheat,
. Very duh and easier. Provisions quiet and
# stesdy; Bacon steady; Pork firm and quiet;
/, lard firm; Butter trnl; Petroleum quiet,
= refined Is '9d0is a0d oper gallon, crude
i,nOMinal. IT. ~ sAsI ~ y, ,3a II 81 n,Ft
Ill London Market BreadstufFs heavy and
quotations barely maintained; Sugar nc
tive and unchanged; Coffee quiet and firm.
. (19la for money. til G 4 4 l6 70 II dis
] count; Erie r + 6i066I; U 8 5-2o's 63};
y sss e4@ce. --.----.-------..fS >
nsa -elas Rr4RA menphis. ~
'te MsnPaw, Harch M-Advices from
s'Vicksburg, or the 10th, state that every
body ID on the 4eS vive, preparing for an
other grand expedition. The troops are
IN excellent spirits, and eager for marching
orders. f&i 4 49,
Therewas quite . battle 1T Yaxoo City,