The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-06

10O Uto60 1A1Y<1 .4ANb
In order that ouTie lden ~ know ex-
actly what thelriltfia Law n W publish .
copy Of The eeatite pesDed q thesiaat 49,
sion Of the, I o1il6tprA ! Ths oondttiph of
affairs, in opl ~ gAheeing ststs Of Mis-
souri, ndir6toss IL sn6esG6itylef fhorough
preparstien % 6ur iAb1t 10 repsl any raids
the numsrons taniis Of mnrdefous Suarril-
las may be inolined 70 make into our bor-
ders. Such precaution ana feodiM3ss are
the Euskst means to avert them altoGtthsr.
The aids into Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania chow what even small 1p9ce Of
arnedland desperate men may do whore
no militia organizations exist. The way
to avoid al chances Of such depredations,
robbezies, house burning, destruction of
towns ard villages, and TIE murder Of our
citizens 10 70 be thoroughly organized for
the defense Of homes and ANTILLES. We
cannot too strongly urge tho importance
and necessity Of innsediate and thorough
organization under the provisions Of the
Law and in conformity with the order We
published some days sincs.
- Tho my dayswithin which the quo
t. Of Iowa may b 6lled with volunteers
have already dwindlsd 70 about thirty. A
single month yet remains, md tksn comes
tho draft. What are our citi1sns d0ins To-
wards avoiding it. anything or nothing
Do they propose doing anythingf People
seem - 1SStts41 NY indi Nsrsnt 81 ttii6 nat
ter. Perhaps ths5 are l,attering themselves
that thsEs wtll IS no dsaA Psrhaus NV
think the quota will Is filed without a.
fort. Perhaps thsy Imagine there wtll IL
ways b time slough ~ .cee IL voluatsers
1squirsd Tho, Aa1ter themsolvss poosibly
that the whole work siay b done in dav
or two beforS ~ 1a&s,A 3ed 81 ne dtaf.
II tAsyindules ID sny q thsss netiona ~
are dsesivis1 tAeyetssJs. We warn, Shsnn
Of this nsg, while thsaV 4, time, W. ten
them that unlsas thsy actively bssir thelIn-,
selves and an up theif qno4as immsaiats-
y, they Won't do = 1t a, ma IN at o.
TIE dram y . sure - 1Ats, and that IL Yin
be necessary Asre and sverywhere vhere
The same avsRssness 70 sxsGtieno prevails,
We have told thu public this bs1ors. ana ve
take The trouble torspsat It. % that what
ever ceaass our skirts ahall b clear Cd
blame. The quotas q this county can. 81
supplied = H. people CHOOSE 70 adopt the
regulate means. The public knows per-
fsctly well what msoBurss ars uecersarv
and how 70 No. thsm. 10 obtain yolun-
tssn Y > netealaty that tAoss who STAY q
homo should tlke q part a. IL burdas a,
thsmselvss. nnsa re 70 peril thsir1ivs.
Tor the country, > i unreasonable Sbrfhsun
to ask that they b yslieyed nom a;ns;xietv
for thSsuppoFt q their iasuendent s.mili:.
ut hons. nthoss Who havs means In abun-
dance win nor devote : iis y to TIE suppor,
Of the country, Why should 49, ~ ths,,
lives while they leave fAear fhmilae. -,s,,
no dspendsAcsf There are ple.tv rer,.,,
who wjsk TO volunteer but cnn,t nniss. cc "a,
or enable thsm to 40 %. We v.rA 80,
W must ase Ghe sssaass That u the ,.hc,.
story, Fay he'd so.t:.uL. - = ~ :.
~WsG. the exception Of ear.4oc,
Springs and Niagara, Falls, the varion,
watering places Of the country are said !,
be poorly patronizsd this season. We pre-
sume no one regrets this with the excer
ton Of the proprietors and the class VIII
expected to make money ont Of the psus
crowds. The reported diminution Of viz
itors to these places Of resort indicates
more healthy tone Of mind in the people
We are glad that it il 90. Money may
appropriated much more usefully than i
watering place extravagances.
-. Quite q number Of our Iowa ex
changes arc having '.fat" take-publish
Ling he delinquent IN list,