The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
Concluded from II pass.l

Washington ana Madison nna jefferson,
who denounced this Institution It va
strengthened by France. when that gree
empire, then flushed win tLe .iLerai gec-
Jus Of a republic. pronounced q decree fo-
the entire abolition Of slavery ihrorgno2t
her extended colonial oosCiAlons. heI-e
il passed 20 England, anu although bitter
enemy ofFrance, and s,iEing everything
favored by the french people, We; a:itr
twenty yeHrs Of contest, uEder The Leader
ship Of men whose names stand high
none higLer-or me roii O. English history
or OF fame, freedom beeaue Exen fsct
Throughout. al the dcninions of Gree
Britain. Subsequently j. even peTnet.sa
the arbitrary aespo,isEn @! Russia, -cd
now. bv decree OF the .l.rerlal Govern
,nent, seven million se-f- are set free, aaa
restored 20 the natural -.1n.s ot Inaakio2.
Then came Holland ana Denmark in lie
train Of emancipation, -eayrg the king
iom o. Spain, the las resource upon LIS
European continent 9; ne lnstitation q
slavery, and not even there. / Ieiieye, toA-
Grated On her own SOIL, .-i only IL ne. .-4s-
.ant colonies.
And here, gentlemen TEL he that by cry-
| ing peace. peace, and >aprress,ng .boL-
.ionisnl. they can cheak he .nw O. this
tide, and procure = pe.fnausn! peace AL
concord in the Union. lEey must be pG2l
! to the mo-sl and religious power which
prevails in this country, if they entertain
that doctrine. At the tine OF the Eevo-..-
ton the three great ecclesasticai bodles q
this country, TIE Methodist. Presbyterian,
and Baptist, uttered their condemnation u
this institution d slavery and tha. oppo-
sition has run through Iearly ali the ecc.s-
sias,ical organizations Q; this country ever
since. They think, Whether right or wfol,,
/ is not tee question, stl.i they EeiteSe La.
the Bible conlpeis them 10 entertain thai
doctrines and are yc': ty your Legislation
or :naction aOle 70 change that opinion
4 Int -. CAT .
! ing partv which believes in progressive
civilization, and which las moved over lie
world the mighty tide O. which sre-E,
and, supported ~ lie m.ghtier power q
religion, il beginning 10 Clearly recognize
tina. there are three e-ea. Iundainentat raj
ural rights Of human society whlca JoI
canno: AXE away wl;l1u. striking vital
blow at the rights oi the white men g vel
as blacl.. They are ne r.gAts Ola LG.baDi
TO mis- wiie--tae marta Teiatlon-ine rig.t
of father 70 his chi!a-tle parental rel.-
ton; and toe rights u. 4 man 10 tie Per
sonal liberty with wL!ch We was endowsi
py nature and by God, and which me be-.
judicial authorities &. Eng and haze toF 2
hundred wears declare -e could EJ- tt.sI-
ate even by his ow; etnse,...
Take away these t.-ee great funl7 nen;-
al rights from any l4.ce c.ass q. tinn,a1
! peact?n and do you expect ~ assault npon
a syster. which Gepr.yes men OF such
class Of rights S.r, ynn must palsy 80
tongue which, wou.G speak; you --I- Ill. w
, more. YOU must ra.sy the hand AID TIE
y arm which wonld s,r,ke. or you VIII new
er, never, never have reliable peace n ti,s
country while that Institution tGI-.s, ~
{ perpetual occasion ~ 1.@-al. inte.iectsti
! and phys;ca! warfare. l put II zen 10
. gentleman uron hat side OF the fssss,
: having avoided every element OF PARISH
debate in this discussion, whether pure
81 "a "a = n. am
!. icy, do no; require q shern 10 suppo.- ta-s
!. amendment, and allow lib SUBMISSION .
! the people Of this country. IT you Ges-4
3 peace and harmony. you Will give PEI
u ple of the North and o. the Sorth ar oppcf-
Z tunity TO estab harmonious REALTORS hs
2 the expression o. legitimate malori..e5 NJ
!, on this question. /, you desire pe-p.-uf
I hiscord and war, then yoawill refuse :aeIa
the opportunity, AID g. .EIei the peri.e.la.
: ton Of this institution, with bio"1sEe1
e without end in the future, and d5.2nlo-,
{ without end in tie present.
e CorRT MARrrAL-T..Al OF 4 RErE-
SPY-ThE ANpEE>oNvILLi,, GA, pa-so''-
! kEEpER-How he wAs DETECTED IND
:, CAPIUREp.-We Iailisaed yeste-Gsy
brief account, from re >.luusky +i.Gts.t A,
Z. OF the arrest of 4 I3.aL on q railroad -r@lp
u iU tie northern Is.rt .. lis state, ctafse.
:. with being OF The reie- army. anu lo---ei
: 4 keeper Of the Andersonv.lle, Ga, -ets'
!" prison. He was a-res-ee in SeW.-tk iLt9,
:. on Friday last, aiC :6-@~y ie VIZ Re -r.e'
:. in this city. by me Oar. Martha, g WI
2. Lieut.. Col Neute- /. President. hnc -.frM
!, J. 4. Bond j. Judge a-vt ale. ant ". wv
= holds - sessions, cIen - TIE puo--e, ID
- The international. BailG!ce, Syc@zaQis
e street, beginning 2. r-re sock - -
u The circumstances u lie fellows -t.e--
~ ton and capture are no. little pee.i-a''
A Young soldier, Archibald Parker. g
- .,z Illinois el-Plry gnIv GJEtIsAl
~ years Of age, detected him on y train gci- j
ie from Toledo TO NegarE. The soldier II
OF been a prisoner az Aucersonville, snc re-
= ogrlzed his rebe. .r.enG. Approa chins
= him he said us 70. this M ;. =. navls
y mo. Sir; nav name Is Cummings DOE
81 YOU live in Georgia ~ No, sir, I've in
Canada. Here is ny passport. AID To
Z suspected man drew tnr.h paper tavlLs
$. the appearance 8. IN Official passport, CIV
ae ing the bearer, WilioLgbov Cumming
y. permission 70 20 no ne eliIec s,a. .sps
=, excep. in the insu-ge--- States. Ire 2oIa.
! soldier was not satisfied. bar cic not pres
his inquiries further iusc then. tlafS-
"a mings invited him our 20 lake q cr.nk "
: the next station, v1eG .e salu q e \
e tain,y are the man wlu naG charge O -
y rebel prison q. .1pae-sonyiile.' CUE
.. rnings protested .La. L. was not, bat L.
- soldier KEEP. q close vat q Kim. Al z
g next station he found q lumber o' ca;'
- waiting, on when was a nu!ncer q so'
die-s. He went over 10 them, ;tno sasa
=. Boys, were any 9. you prisoners - AZ!
2. Jacksonville. Georgia Some Of them r.
70. ulieC the were .'v,ell,' said he, ''1av..
" who had command q: he prisoner, is owe
=, in this train come ard see him. The!
- wen. with him, and rex cnized Davis q
once, saying, "How are you, Davis? 70.
are no, round feeding Yankees corn mea
and mule meat Icv p, Tie fellow 81!
protested that Ms raIe vas Cumming
=, and again produced RS passport oit 2
&c could not fool the boys, and they co;npeL
"a =. eC him 10 acknOw edge TIA. re was Inc.
~ old keeper. Tw9 %. .le.D guarded TIE ca
-, and sen, a dspa. n 70 :te Provost Marsha
20 a, Newark, wne-e DAVIS was arrested O,
~ the arrival OF tie t.aia. Ee had tnroas.
!. : tickets Tor Washington, aid ackno~fedge
-. he was trying 70 g: .@2A 70 alchriano'
~. lie h.. n ali probability, run MS r-;e y
: tie en- .-C.n. t,.-c..t
~ TIE -r.bunc las /. provoking sta..n Ger.