The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-10
CAarge . : Crane Jury IN Geer-

CAarge - . Granas Jury In Geof.
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One Of the best sifns among Southern
people % tho readiness With which All par
hoC 6cquiAece In the new order Of Things
since the Dispersion OF their afmies. any
0oyerumoot SO universal e this senu.
ment, tAat - have yet 70 hear q y 9 1nkN1e
iuotanco Of 6ctlous resistance. yuo9e Y
n. f0Ght ane. attho May term OF the Ca1.
cuit Couft 81 ooorGia. delivered cneIge
to u Grand Jury q Bib County, Hem
~ = 4 AZ ss 1890 ;yicsidsns
~ SV0Fy m musf put down BY
81 IA ~ oounssl, 6Sety 1notisn q 81 !
e6Int1nl neoducine nlekseins, strife. and
n1oG6okod. and ovSgy one b. . peaco ON
c.. acting On H. 090eW1no0 purpose taeS
Svsey mah wAe y3claes. AZ, OF .S Houn asas
diaorrsnisSl 81 times like these should
suf5ee. Thjo = tho love Of country which
Il enioin On you. Now when the war is
over and everything tends to peace, let rs
have jt and 20 to our peaceful pursuits in
M Some may think that liberty oil
speech has become amockery, il men are
not allowed to abuse and talk as they
please.
This matter has always IN practice been
misunderstood. The liberty of reason and
mania are not moro distinct. The mad
man dos - ho pleases, but it does not fol- |
low every sen1tble man may act like he |
was mad; tho law Restraints even passion. |
not 0videnees of liberty Of speech: ofhcials
azelsprsssatative men embodying tho dig
H3tY and topeoDenting tho power Of pooi-
~. and Tho oIltpouring a. disappoint-
lmont and malice should b restrained.
Liheety a. opinion doee not eopldst in COM
eeptionD Of hate which rankleS into crime.
&c., Ia ~ A.
Nv ,of NV, pacific, md tolerance IN opin-
Ian = one Of tho elements 81 peace; men
;aay dinsr, like Poly Illus and Pliny, upon
Nvoeyeu6iec4, moral, social and IeligiOuo,
INA remain Hike them, the waImest and
mort dovo1o0 1aendo. zs.sgss9
ise When ~ - the present condition oil
oar people, ~ arc 1oeced TO utter orr ear
and recrimination. Its not TO be hoped
A4the teaching, education and training Of
IN 80 can b thrown aside III IN hour, or
{ that : man can shake on Inscriptions like
apples Nom q tree. These opinions may
10nadn; nay viii remain. The reason
and3udgmsot however of people, will zee
The nocoGlty OF subordinating them to the
Fcri1ta. Amsliorationg of condition may
& exist without systams Of violence, and our
reelection teaches that liberty consists not
in distractions, but quAlities--equalities
political civil and religious. equaities Of
order, based on the respect Of al and each.
The practical must take the place Of theo-
fhe institutions Of the land win be reor-
GAnixed, the constitutions Of the States
changed, and in the policy foreshadowed
BY the President Of the United States, the
mA0oes OF the people Will have voice in
fixing and settling their ownrights and des-
tiny. The wisdom Of the heart and the
logic OF necessity viii counsel their actions.
Though now tossed upon the wave, we
trust soon to see the Dove over the waste
o. waters, coming with broken wing again
to shelter in the Ark, and the State, launch
ing forth to q new destiny, will carry the
feighted hopes and prayers Of the
people.
try and enterprise, Georgia will soon re
sumo her position and wealth, and pros
peyity pour again into her lap. The nation
10 young. The dews of it's baptism scare,
vet upon IT'D forehead, and we look to
manly stride over the troubles Of the past
and an unWearied march to prosperity
Our fields will soon resound with the hun
OF industry, our anvils ring with the mu
stc OF labor, four people be won back I,
1, peaceful pursuits by family associations
and the Influence Of religion give nsv
impetus 70 civilization and under the In
ePlleti0n Of fortune, the nation plum,
! itself and a1ch its neck for asfight to Inn
Such, / trust win b our destiny, coun
selod BY wisdom, justice and modera
tion," ind may God In his Infinite msrc,
send angels to lit every shadow from on
path to the destiny that awaits us. NJ
prayer for the country 10 the invocation o
d my heart, for you have nonored me, ant
With Georgia, would have shared her Rlo
~, Twill remain to share her fate. To 81
hyhnr sick bad ia 4 duty the instincts o
honA p1omnfe TO counsel her for pros
peritYs tinct Of reason equally de
ma1 build be untrue to duty mysel
and Jon, Il I permitted pride to blend will
my 0ounsels. or freeze the stream Of CON
viction that 6ows from the Utmost recess
Of my soul.
therefore counsel with Ill the assevera
ttcu Of truth, obedience to the laws AND
constituted authorities; cheerful acqui
t6cenco to the designs Of Providence, o.
nnmuFmuring assent to the decree Of fate
and BY our readiness to accept the position
Z s1e for the restoration of law, order and
government ...4...s,s
j TIE Hohaons OF ArDE1RsoNyiLLE-
Since my LAST letter have conversed with
. great many Andersonville prisOners.--
The story they tell Of the horrors Of this
worse than hell cannot be described. I
was told by Mr.. Reid, gentleman fully
entitled g. credit, that the keeper Of the
prison, 9 black hearted, sn.ke-eyed devil,
By thename Of Wirtz, would amuss him.
Z oners confined, and dividing them by the
8 average number Of deaths per day, and
then ohuckle, saying to them, ssIt won't be
long TILL al y0u damned Yankees will be
IN hell" He would also grant thirty
deyo fnrlough 70 any o0o of the guards