The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

|cc,os .npsnAY, OCTOBER 90, 1910.
their .rrhe friends Of the Editor will no
'ad An ]. gra,i6ed to learn that he has /
nS,. Louis TO purchase an add. <
bas,o : q 4 nress, variety of printing types,
|not 4. M NJ 80 that in the course ofaf.w !.
p his 4, 4, will be prepared 10 execute any
~, Ms xaqisn Of printing, in the neates' and
" Sa,spcditious manner.
host," :, ,,,,;on s;coa 90,
I'D. An' Inc coh''ia"'o.o'
a,sis laid aside for the cousidesa-
I. ha, n d the editor.
I. :. Ii hodge, AND THE EDITOR .
daily OF THE HAWKEYE.
ri. Gazette Of Saturday last contains
! oeea ,trle over the signature Of ". c.
. s,m HE, IN reply to the editors expose Of
hs, II. u .,au. made upon him at the post.
|casioa b. which, in the absence Of the editor,
Mlsl it our duty to answer. This task
ilogs, ,ball endeavor TO perform as Impair
: e. .sn in, and briefly as possible; and we
|al,n.. n, cenine ourself entirely to facts Of
Itch we are cognizant, leaving tho work
erriyed r., general rejoinder for Mr. Edwards
fea " Snef.
esoe Ne are one Of those who believe ,ha:
crans. 4, mass Of the people take no interest,
Feland. ash less Of pleasure, in the s,rifes Of
0 con. As fellow men. The present difficulty,
Ireland bssysr, is one in which we believe ey-
~ n freeman in the land is interested. An
roncb, Mmp. has been made, and that ton by
laying sof the most influential men in this
bnnunity, to muzzle the press-.-lho
II, that 3lsdium Of American liberty. The ed
,o v sof free paper has been assailed upon
na,nr. hhighway for speaking the sentiments
boa il, HI The people: an oyergrown bully has
|lal At. smp,ed to crush and "put under his
sr an Independent advocate Of the
i aa "a dit of man. Who, then, that values
~ sfsedom Of the press and the liberty
|,rbo.. speech, shat ia not interested in the
BIZ Az. !Iipes involved in the. quarrel COM
|e, viii need by Mr. Dodge with the editor Of
Pers. lib paper! Not content with having
|Es arm daed abuse upon him, through hired
= M ~. allsns. weak and contemplate press;
[eaeh. an.is6ed with misrepresenting him or
hmm, laeasions, and trying to rob him Of
|isband. hbright spots in his character and his
bet 3ulearned reputation as conductor OF
|c'ous'y spress; not content with attempting to
ah from him his good name'--the edi
|.-... HI has been threatened with destruction
t.",and sause he dared speak Of Mr. Dodge as
avould Of any other man who had made
character public property, by becon,.
.,..d h, candidate for the suffrages Of the
lin .hs 1p's' nut 10 US u Is no nara ma''ef &c
Iote for ftount for the course the Office holder!
lent hss lst have taken to put down this press
49, 1870 hsy know tina. the editor processes Il
az s,u. pssrned in all his acts by principle,
having Ssndsd upon religion, and because hi
20 s'els ahald not resent the injuries and the III
no ~ 3as offered him by every staggering
sst ast crossed his path. as almost any
,ex - Aa nan would have done, they hav'
|cuurar asnttd themselves into the belief that h,
|ill Eesp coward and will not defend his per
d n r,ss II. Ofshis, however. they are no, Ger
a that remains to be tested. But we
lk the people can want no better svi
rsftn ssacs that the office holders have beer
Pns a ~ w whipped by the editor, than thei
=. ssdt exhibitions Of rage and bullyism
= docu; 1sy haze felt the force of his unerrin,
to, - and, unless they mend their ways
|hes ek will doubtless feel it az ain and again
~ ~ Among the many falsehoods that hav
i "a M. Sn invented and circulated. to the n,
sal dstrimen. Of Mr. Edwards, there i
hsarys IA Of which we mos, cheerfully embrac
dans opportunity to speak. His politics
Snles. and more particularly the ofiic
Gus. saers here. have ,.'labored hard to pro
by By 1 The impression tina. Mr.. E. is no
writer ofahe editorials in the Hawk
&C. y Now.,we happen to know a goo
~. sad 4aooui this matter SO much, indeed
" shss y W can pronounce it ale. Since I'll
70 spsn sors 'eturn from Wiscon. in. there ha
single article appeared under til
bo,h d. a'ial head that was not written b
|by o. sa'ef Nj E. writes his editorials i
fncy q VINE room where We pursue our ve
III ". son g foreman Of his prin,ing Office
~ =. : lass as he prepares them they ar
|, 1. ,hs seq int our hands to be handed 10 tn
!; ~ y eposl,or. We think the patrons
nawksye viii appreciate our motiv
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