Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05

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s..say Morning. Gazette makes yer,
.x,rs,s srseadr<- IN d. defence 81 Hare,
- ,,,hrh a.sr, fair iIIs4sss'io'' 81 what chs
n.oa sass .Tte ~irted Zee when no mar
W. 80 The following 10 cut from the arsieie'
-. IRE rssst.Eye1 charges Ray viii, .
w ~ TAO ,pcsn 10 have bern conceived by
was's $500, .ouycr. Who believes that Harvey
81 go ~ 90 ,aeha a. 20 postpons the con
NJ s9. n Third street Bridge for the role psr.
ersfss .t,hsiug thcSnsel acsoss Hask-Ese 10
- II pswfae'or,s
:. ,,.ae no such accusation ~ our readefs
a...re. and never even insinuaicd that
,.o,;,e vas II the bottom Of the neglect
90 ..aa die bridge. Bat Il seems that the
W. 9. .Ast ,be bridge had not been rebuilt.
60 .;,l, ,l.e undispu,ed fact that good
81 .basu,cns Was foundio be useful IN
-. !, de Main street bridge at the end
3. f,r,e.y, While the other end was found
-. ,,ry wcn without one, Is an accusation
-. q, RAY 81 posiponing the erection Of
Ia, in order 10 turn the travel past his
: ,,..d.aor,l II the s,aiemep, Of these un,
F.sa,af,r,. amounts 10 an accusation as above
=. ,he Gazette, why does not that paper
III ,;,h the fsets and not with Us! Verify
y. R,s hs. abundant cauac to ask to be deliv-
e,o,s bis friends. Such defense would
:, -, bcdy. Dat as the Gazette has fixed
.,,,,a mn 20 lie own satisfaction we leave it
.-..,le ,hr natter with Mr.. Raw.
a, az Gazette or liz correspondent asserts
~, 4. necessary material for Substantial
VI. could no. be procured sincc the first Of
ss,.s1er The Railroad Company have bridged
a..a.r,eip at Ieasthnh dozcn places with
ah,:dee.. I,seems TO us the man who would
lbs, from the 18th Of Augns, 70 the LIST of
,...,,,ey saituhIe timber and materials and Ia.
.o.ls not be procured in the city Of Bur
s..,,, 10 construc, diminutive bridge OF fifty
=, .,.n you'd be slnndcring our city most
...,.,ou,,,. and making large draft upon pub
i. ,,,aulity. That story should have been told
,.,as marines Tho bridge should have been
...a IA week or two at the farthcst. Lum-
:, ,oald be had at any time to put up twenty
IA The Masonry could have been put under
i, dim, .f.er,he bridge was up. Any respecta-,
n. ,.lrosd company would have replaced such
bridge In six hours.
M, our complaint about the bridge is proof
roJ,lr,. hrst that We want the city printing, and
',..od that VIC want Mr.. Rays advertising pat
,o.,r,. Twovcry shrcwd differences worthy Of
,..ir ,ou,ce We never saw man particularly
,,b. shut what believed every body but him.
IN drunk. The dallard has standing accusation
.,lsoli.ines against every body and everything
,sd the rogue himself is always the loudest to
er as,op tbief" Go to the corrupt and vcnial
politician, aud YOU will find corruption and venal-
i, .srbed to every body who opposes him
| svsh aeser ascribc higher motive to others
| ban he one tina, operates upon their own minds.
Tho Use Of stimulants.
Itb fact unanimously concurred in by let
| de wellniormed correspondent Of the London
| fine. that those soldiers who first fall
,is,im to pcstilcnce, who are first to give out
under forced marches, and in places OF fatigue,
hardship and deprivation, are those who freely
| md hab,nally indulge in the use OF stimulating
| drinks II Is a habit which while it destroys
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| ,Aeir pay, stimulates to every vice.
Ba, thisis only the experience ofevery day life
every where. The victims of this vice fill the
p,sen,aries and jais and poor houses--the
eaApnncr,iits liz victims from It's ranks. lsa
mss run over and killed by the cars, ten TO
one bottle is found in his pocket, II a stage,
sneon or buggy isupse, and persons killed or
| ,saded, We soon learn that the driver was
! spnk, and therefore not in his right mind Is
Arr q family destitute and in want and children
u be fed and clothed at the public expense, in
DIS land OF plenty, the head of that family is
rea hkelya drunkard,
Evil, rnmiscd evil, is the result of the usc Of
emalatng drinks among all classes ofmcn from
| he heggar 10 the King. This is an admitted,
I'll evident fact No one disputes it. And yet
there Is class Of politicians who would for the
axe ofyotes shout themselves hoarse for '.Jrre
sAakss' They assert that the right to get
drunk, with all the privileges and results rccited
,Ncsc, is among the inaiienablc rights for which
gu, ancestors fought and which are protected
I'D guaranteed by our constitution and bill OF
| whtx They are down on compulsory morality!
The right Of a husband father to whip his wife
nd asrye his children must be protected. Broils
adton and murders must not be stopped at
DE source--i, is interfering with vested rights
nd u calculated to compel men to be good ci,i-
asshieh Is wrong oh the ~isdom and the
st,tsim Of tho men who would ride into pow
sey repeating the prohibitory law in Iowa.
u There is statute in Indiana which pre-
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