Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28

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SAT- and Cooperage at low rates ssi Il. McFAUI.t
Coolbaugh Brooks Burlington Iowa
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, 1856,
THE TRIBUNEis now in the middle Of its fifteenth
u year; vol Nv Of its weekly issue commenced on thu
LIST OF September last. The American public need mo-
now be made acquainted with its character or clames te
dence, policy popularity, it has aimed to stand fo
Righteousness for TRUTH for Humanity against fortified
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auer on TINS Continent, though he may read any
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mat inpos ition when at the close of the last Presden
IL seen tEat large portion OF the Wings
ferred to defeat their party rather than allow its
An-ssavery wing to share its triumph, even under
conservative Chief on Pro-Slavery platform we knew
ana proclaimed that theWhig party was more. Sub
sequent events including the rise and cuninaon of the
Know Nothing conspiracy, and the speedy absorption
therein of the whole force Of Pro Slavery Whigsm ony
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lamentations, therefore, for the inevitably bygone but
WITH hope, and Joy and sympathy, and words Of cheer,
of that mighty REPUBLICAN movement which, mpel!ed
by the perfdous violation the Missouri Compact and
of the Free Settlers Of Kansas have been vctme-
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an armed mob collected by conspiracy and hurled sud
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