The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-25

Wu01lD LQO N81t&4bIOU Oh tO0 S18VeIya Quekse
ton, which had become intolerable under
the old Union, was 70 have no place. But
ito his surprise he finds that this Govern
ment assumes the power to arm the slaves,
which involves also the power of emanci-
patton.
To the agitatiou OF this question, the as.
sumption Of this power, he dated the ORR
gin Of the gloom which now oYersprea6s
our people. They know that if our iber-
ties were TO be achieved, it was to be done
by the hearts and hands Of free men. It
also injured us abroad, It was regarded
~ confession of despair, and an aban-
dOnment of the ground upon which wehad
seeded from the old Union. We had in
sisted that Congress had no right to inter
fere with slavery, and upon the coming
into power OF the party whosit was known
seeded. We had also then contended that
whenever the two races were thrown to-
gether one must be master and the other
slave, and we vindicated ourselves against
the accusations OF the aboitiOnists by as
serting that slavery was the pest and hap
piest condition OF the negro. Now. what
does this proposition admit? The right Of
the central government to put the slaves
into the militia, ano to eInancipate at least
SO many as shall be placed in the military
scr vice. 1t is clear claim of the central
government to emancipxte the slaves. #
we are right in passing this measure. we
we're wrong in denying to tha old govern
ment the right to interfere with the insti.
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