Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-03

a a valuable sAecnasion - the Eaiserlal
. Csrps ~ ahts City.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. HEsKs Bis.
DER has taken up his residence in ibis city, and
viii assume the editorial management Of the Ger.
man Republican paper, TIE darlington Freie
Presse. Mr.. B. is an accomplished gen.lcman
in ali the relations Of life, and an able and forci.
bic writer. go
We desire to introduce him and his paper to
our friends throughout the State, and to the
favorable attention Of the Press He brings the
following letter ofintroduction from we'll known
gentleman Of Chicago .s
j CHICAGO, Aug. ~, sc.
DEAR SIR: This note will be presented 70 you
by Mr. Henry Binder, German gentleman, here
tofore one Of the editors of the Illinois Staats
Zeitung, who is about to become resident Of
your city, to do battle for Freedom and Frc-
mont. u
Nr Binder is a gentleman of rare accomplish
mcnts, and great personal worth, whose depar-
ture will be decpley regretted by a large circle
OF friends, to whom he has endcared himself by |
his gentlemanly bearing and uncompromising |
devotion to the cause Of Freedom.
know that you will give him q hRrty wei
come, and am confident that any favors you
SSSAo" uFuiA uiii VIII uc WUftutIs OcStOWCus I
win kind regards, very truly your friend,
S. NJ. WILSON.
BINDER, OF THE SrAArs ZEIrUNG.--We observe
IN the Stats Zeitung ofyesterday the valedicto
ry OF one of its editors Mr.. HEINRICH BINDER
who is about to leave that establishment to take
the sole management of the Burlington Qows)
freie Press. Mr.. Binder is one Of the refugees
Of lS4s. Compromised by the events OF Wien
na IN that year, lie was forced to seek an asy. (
um in this country, where he has ever been au I
lntiring and consistent opponent of oppression q
n all its forms As editor of the Albany Freie '
5iaetter he won an excellent reputation as q po a
tical writer, which he has widened and confirmed
" his career in this city. We cordially COM /;
mend Mr.. Binder to our Republican friends in d
owa as valuable addition to their corps of wor. Z
ng men. de is not only politician Of correct Ii
nd well matured opinions, but poet Of rare p
kill, and a gentlenanly clever fellow We lose
i'm with regret.-Tribunc. ,a3- re- I,
EDIronIAL CnAaGE-We regret to learn that :,
&c are to lose from the editorial fraternity of y
ur city HENRY BINDER, Esq, who for some !.
me past has been an associate editor of that o.
launch and consistent German paper, the W
taats leitung. He leaves our city for Burling- 81
IN, Iowa where heis to take charge of the Freie "
resse. Mr.. B. is an able writer, and has long ri
cen an earnest lover of liberty, and an oppo- al
tuI vi inc extension OF human slavery. we os
ish him success in his new field Of labor where al
cannot fail to assist in swelling the overwhem- =
g majority which young Iowa is destined to u
III up for Fremont and Freedom in November
In
LOSING AN EDIroR.-We regret to learn that p' !"
Chicago press is abuot to lose one of its eff 10
ent members, Mr.. Heinrich Binder, of the ~ ~
aats zeitung He goes hence to Burlington, "a "a
WA to edit the Freie Presse of that city, and ~,
low that he will render efficient Service for u u
e cause of Freedom and Fremont in that local ce
:. Mr.. Binder Isl refugee from Austrian des- ~ ~
'tism, He participated in the fight at Vienna -. -.
ls4s,then sought first refuge in Switzerland, nc nc
ID subsequently in this country where first as .h na
editor of the Albany Freie Blaetter and for I, 1n
e last year of the Illinois Stats zeitung he ~
IS manifested an ardent patriotism and vigo- ..
US mind. We commend himito the confidence Go 70
his countrymen in the Northwest t-Press fr