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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29
s. T.ou;c 0ot 81

ST. Louis Oct. u.
Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence on the
23d, news unmportant, business dull, Indians
are comparatively quiet The elections resulted
IN dem. majority in both Houses Gen. Gar
land and Maj. Brooks are about leaving for the
States. Col. Bonnard commands the depart.
ment in the absence of Gen. Garland A letter
in the Republican dated Westport 2lst says,
nandbIlls are in circulation signed Hutchi nson,
parrott, Pomeroy, Schuyler and IS others, cal.
ing convention of the people at Big Springs,
Kansas, on the 18th of Oct, to nominate del
egate to Congress. Gov. Geary has gone to
the Southern part of the Territory to arrest ma
rauding parties in that part
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IL cad the List.

Below we give list of those citizens of 10.
wa, who are confined by Gov. Geary, in the
foul dens of Leavenworth city, under the nme
date superintendence of the prince of scoun.
drels Col Titus-charged with High Treason,
because they had the manliness to defend their
homes, the honor of their wives and daughters,
from the unholy touch of the Border Mob Vo.
tiers Take this home to yourselves. Sup
pose yourself in their situation, held to answer
fora capital crime, because you defended your
wives. Yo"r daughters from the foul embrace of
besotted demons Does not your blood boil
with Indignation at the thought?
Here is the list 20. c. Lewis. Davenport !;
G. 0. Eberhart, Muscatinc E. Jacobs, Mahask,
Co.; NJ. k.nkle, Davenport; Oliver Langworthy,
Powesheik Co. ; Jacob Fisher, jefferson Co.
}. IL. Gage, Christolvillc f. R. Merritt, do
VIM Herr. Washington Co.. j. R. Centre, Jack
son Co. f. B. Royce, do.
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Piano, Church Organ and Iclodao. Tac.o
NOVELTY WORKS..

l"E aNLEisSlssN ED. late OF Boston.
H;iSs., feel confident that their mechanical eype.
riehce III the above business, Will rant them In
nencng their variety business in Burlington We stand
ready at all Tires 10 do the following business Make OF
re'af ramos Organs, Meiodeons, Eusravngs, Gold
silver Plating, airing Pa aSols Umbrellas make SAW.
bucks, nix make ward robes pci
ana WORK IN Ivory, ENC brass, Copper SILVER and Geld
MAKE toy boxes little wagons, varuish and polish old fur
nlture, granting TO initiate all kinds of wood, finally
to do all difficult OF common jobwork that uay be
ed or We VIII try to do IT, (runug done and
good.) Fitting and setting saws.
~ b. We Will sci, Carnart's patent double reed Me
odaon thirty dollar, cheaper than the price, ami
Princes forty duiinrs
Architecture and model making done. Also lessons in
music ii. ID. HUNT, Pres't,
Mechanics Association.
Corner ii Columbia and Front me- t door to The
f.,fJ II
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29
A PERFECT PAIN DESTROYER.
What Overs Healing Embrocation is.

1t Is perfect Pain Destroyer, and an Invaluable REM
edy the of Rheumatism, Cats, Wounds Pain In
tn. Side Back and LmbsLumbago, Sore Throat, Burns,
Scasis Sweiiings, Ague, Cramp, &c. For Cuts and
Wounds Is superior any other Preparation 1t VIII
afford immediate Relief In sesds and Burns; and for
Pains and Weakness In any part of the system, It will
give certain Relief in a very little time.
Used internally Is of the most valuable remedies
for Camp aud spasnodc Affections, for Palms and Sore
in the Side Throat Chest and Stomach, for Sick
Headache Nausea. Sea Sickness, Rheumatism, or any
Internal Weakness caused by fall strain II possesses
Soothing Healing Pain Destroying properties un.
eqlraed by any other Compound Medicine and we have
never known fall in arresting the progress Of the
above diseases.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29
Now 0rlonns o.,

New UrIehns, Oct. 70.
Adtices from Galveston of the 90 inst, an.
nounce that Col. Vidaurri had taken Mier with
out resistance and subsequently neared upon
Camargo, which place was defended by $4,000
troops. Vidaurri had 5000 and some skirmsi-
es had already taken place between the two
forces
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LAST GRAND RALLY!!

b1-The Republicans of Des MONIES
County will have Grand Rally at Bur-
lngton, Saturday afternoon and evening,
NOVEMBER FIRST.
HON. ]. CODDlNG,
HON. o. d. BROWNING,
HON. JOHN WENTWORTH,
Will be present and make speeches
U-Thcre will be TORCH LIGHT
PROCESSION in the evening.
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Hep il before The people, that not one Border
RaHon--,ot Pro-Siarery Aon--has been
punished, or eren arrested IN Kansas for crimes
committed agdi,,st Free-State Men, phile the jail
al Leeon,pton is FIJI Of Fyce-State rictims, ares
ted BY order Of Cor. Geary.
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a Standard Medicine.
GAIGE G. FIELDS.


reotype Gallery. over Crissscii IL
ESil!nOuse' store. Jefferson
street. burlington.
Mr. FIELDS ha. the pleasure ofaanouncing thai he has
associated with him,
MIR. GAGE,
for six years operator in Bradys Celebrated Gallery,
New York He therefore ventures TO promise his GUS
toners
Photographs. AmbrOt pes and Dag r.
reotypes.
In the highest style of the art, with all improve.
ments which have brought the art state Of per-
fection
He Is confident the specimens exhibition at his
rooms-and all are cordially invited to examine them
will bear compar with the finest pictures from the
best New York Galleries, from any other point, no
matter where. And he does wish the public to
take this trust; he hopes they will come and see.
Doguerreotypes of deceased persons copied to any
desired size and coored equal the finest oil paintings
Likenesses of deceased persons also taken.
Remember the place Jefferson ST. between Third and
Fourth opposite Barrett House. iel9
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Tn OsfrrD NAs,rrsro B1crrn 5 J, Trr,.

I TIE OsfTxD NAsfrEsfo BAcxrp ur - terra
-The Southern InteIiigencer Of Oct. sth, pub
Iished In Austin, says:
Nh. BUcHAsAs AID CgBA.-The position as
snmed BY Mr.. Buchanan, in the Os,end Confer.
ence Manifesto, in regard to the acquisition OF
Cabs, ought certainly 70 decide every Southern
man 70 east his vote cheerfuiiy for him. Il re-
moved all doubt, II IL existed of his real friend.
chip TO the South, and placed him immeasarabiy
above all other Northern statesmen. We regret
that this conclusive fact in his favor has no, had
'fs Que prominence in the present contest Its
great Importance cannot be 100 often dweIt up
on " the papers and speakers for it constitutes
claim never before possessed by any cand-
date for the Presidency
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Pennsyivania EIeclion-Official,

Philadelphia, Oct. "a.
The following is the official vote of the State
complete:
Scott tDem.) for Canal Commissioner, 2l2,
$50 Coehrane tUnion,) l0,l12-Democratc
majority 2,774.
The State Senate stands, Is Democrats, Is
Opposition, and the House SO Democrats and
A Opposition.
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SAMUEL FAVORITE G. CO.,
PACAERS OF BEEF AND PARK

BCRLIEG TON, low
ii A'lNI LEASED the establishment formerly occu
i L pied by Eneas McFau now prepared with uu
merous and enlarged facilities to transact general Bee
and Pork Packing business. Arrangements have beer
made to transfer the Hogs Immediately from the
TO our Pens.
Being also prepared TO make liberal cash advances
those packing Cattle and Hogs with US OIL commission
We hope to receive liberal share Of the business nat
ronage. We beg leave to refer to the following:
Messrs Green, Thomas Co., Bankers, Burlington.
- Coolbaugh Brooks,
White, Cook Co.,
Finley II FunkhoIser, Com. Mercf's Chicago
" Il. II. Mitchell IL Co..
Lucas If Simonds, Bankers, ST. Louis.
Benoist Douneily, - -
Eneas Mcfaui, St. Louis.
" J. Sullivan & Sons, Baltimore, Nd.
" Jas. Conn0y Co., New Orleans.
sarl2SdG Wa
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New Store and New Goods

! Nv M - faEs mas Opened Store on die
w corner of Third and Washington streets for III
purpose ofretaling DRY GOODS,
His stock is entirely new and will compare fayorab,v
with any stock IN the city, embracing most o! the yari
Gus Styles OF dress goods usually fouad in dry good
houses viz Merinos, Deaines. Parme,as Aipaeas Man
tillas, &c. 'A'i'
Also a fine stock ofCiotbing Boots Shoes Hats f,ns
&c, all OF which VIII be sold unusally low for cssL
octl3 " r Ttrrr
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29

SALK OF FINE CATTLE AT AucTIoN-We invite
the attention of farmers to the sale of thorough
bred, short horn, Durham cattle from War
rem County, Ohio, to be sold in this city, on
SafnriaY Nov. Sth
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29

TROUBLE N THE JAcoHIN CAxP-There is
trouble brewing in the democratic household
between Forney, the Philadelphia Pennsyiva.
Man, and the Keystone Club. They all claim
the honor OF causing the success of the demo-
cratic ticket by 2,aoo majority. Wait unit. No
yenber
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29

Buffalo, Oct. 81.
Hon Carlos Emmons, for many years men,
Der of the senate from this State. and delegate
to the wing national convention at Baltimore,
and prominent Silver Grey, is ont this morning
IN an able letter, announcing his determination
to support Fremont & Dayton in the coming
election
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29

Behold Old Things are made New.
zen ELENaiN'S Ss.yEHEsAt. OF all kinds
~ Secured, Repaired and handsomely finished; alss
Ladies Canton Grape, and Sis and Wooden goods OF
every description ceansed and Dressed like new
by John a. Martin Orders for Mr. NJ viii he taken In
4 Co 5 new Bank. fsrnr9i dr,.r,
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A Sure Remedy for Piles.

The Piles most distressing complaint, is more prev
alent than is generally supposed Il is attended with in
fammation-small Tuners, in the generality OF cases
make their appearance producing irritation when the
body is heated dsscrbaby painful, which it is impos-
sble resist scratching and the only present relief
seems be desire the skin OIL This disease is
not dangerous but extremely unpleasant. Clerks and
those of sedenary habits subject to this mala
dy. Let all afflicted try Dyer's Embrocaton and We
warrant immediate relief and an e!lectual cure. Many
troublesome OF this complaint have been remeded
by the use of this great Medicine. We present fact
upon confederation of this statement and thous
ands bear testimony the great value of this A-llea
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29
Albany. Oct.

Albany, Oct. %.
Andrew Finley, of Cincinnati, connected with
the Chemical Bank forgeries and the Martha
Washington affair, was committed here to-day
for two forgeries on the the Bank OF the Capt..
tai. He obtained $1,000.
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The Creates; Deiicai Discovery Of the
Age is
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.


They don't "HELP'' complaints but they CURE them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst of Scroula.
Two Boxes have cured Eryspeas.
One Box always cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes cleans the system from Bols
often less than one does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst ulcers
the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to the Piles
One dose the headache arising from foul s.o-
mach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every from
the body. They loud be given to children, who ara
always more or less afflicted with this scourge.
As genuine Physic they have no equal.
One Boxcures arrangement of the Liver.
Half Box cures Cold.
They purify the blood, and thus strike the founda-
ton of every disease.
As Dime. Pill there is their equal in the world
They purely vegetable, aud do no harm Blu;
do accomplish understandable amount Of good
Prepared by DR.. C. AYRE, Practical Chemist, Low
ell Mass, aad sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Med
cine through this section. oct 5 WIN
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already commenced importing voters into this
city. Pipe laying will be largely carried on, un.
less they are closely watched. Look out for
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nspASlIeeas 81 - Msl.e, Ce..fr !

4 0seAblIeaos % Des Meanev Ceu.tv /
i Ne shall not have another opportunity Of ID
dressing you through oar weekly ,,ape, prior "a
the ersat struggle Of Tuesday next II il be
possible for ~ TO add anything to ~ha. We have
already said, touching the importance Of the
momentous Issue now presented and 80 soon to
De decided, NC should Ike to say II now. The
decision Of this issue will effect, for veal or for
woe. your posterify to the latest generation. Il
Is for you 70 decide whether the Territories shall
be closed against Free labor or not. II lis for
you TO say whether the treacherous breaking
down Of the Compromises bloody conspira-
~ 70 force slavery by fire and sword upop a
people who abhor il, shall be finised az il began
in blood, --or whether the Infamous conspira,ors
shall DC brought to condign punishment, and
Free American Citizens restored to their Cons,i
tutional rights in the Territories.
Divested Of all side issues and entanelinp al.
iiances, JoHx c. Fremont is presented AZ rem
resentative of Constitutional Freedom. He ful.
" and fairly represents the conservative feel.
ing OF the country, neither leaning to Abolition
ism on the one hand, nor Slavery extension on
the other, but declaring for the doctrine Of the
Fathers of the Republic that freedom is the nor.
NAL, natural condition, and slavery the excep.
tion--that freedom is National and slavery but
the sectional creature Of local laws If YOU
would have the Territories open to yourself and
your children, now.is the time to stand for Ere.
mont and Freedom If You would close the |
Territories to free labor and make Slavery Ma.
'ional, vote for Buchanan and Slavery.
Your vote may decide this great contest
our indefatigable labors may give triumph to
ne right, JOY to the good, and blessings to the
country during all coming time. Do your duty
your whole duty. Leave not stone un.
urned.
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P. w. sOMERs,
Il Fashionable Halter. %

HAS returned from the East with his FALL s1ytrs
IL of HATS and CAPS N'
EXTRA MoLtsKiN SILK AND CAssINER HATS .
GENTS SOFT DRkSs RATS: -"
FRENCH FELT HATS:
LoW-p ICED AND FINE WOOL HATS;
CHlLDREN'S FANCY HATS AND cars
FANCY FUHs
GENTs' OTTER, BEAVER, SEAL AND MINK a.rxr-
LET'S; ~ ~ linn "h.Nf-
FUR GLOVES, OF ALL KINDS
LADIES', EsHS
SABLE AND STONE MARTIN:
LYNX, FITCH AND MINK TALMAs cJo,uc M,
PETs, 'iCfoRINES AND CUFFS lax
Gentlemen. Furnishing Cood..
Consisting IN part of Six under wear of ali
Merino and Lisie Thread do; va i'P''"hs'
superior article Of white Shirts and Co,,,x
SIX and ierino Hosiery OF ali kinds:
BiaeA, iored and white Md gloves:
SIX gos.amer and MORE Antjoue sns,.,sar.
Ties searfs and Cravats, of ali kinds
To all OF which the public are invited IN coll ort 49,
anime. ''NN :" cal ana eS.
Hats ironed and dressed over on short motto.
ran,ed to please. ans "'''ee ana war
Brooks Bank. ~ VI ""0i""uts
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New York, Oct. q.
The steamship Begique, the pioneer of the
new line between this city and Answerpt, arriv-
ed here this morning.
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A Fremont Victory in Pennsylvania!
Fremont Congressional Majority 1.24G
In the state!

New York, Oct. 25
despatch from the editor of the Philadel-
phia Bulletin states that the full vote in Penn
sylvania for Congressman shows majority for
the opposition over the Buchanan candidates of
one Mousandt ,co hundred and torty-sir!
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What has Dyer's Healing Embrocation
Done?

Wonders indeed. 1t is known everywhere "a Stand
ard Medicine, Sure Remedy, and Universal fanacea
Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds Burns scalds Lumbago,
Sore Throat, Piles Bowel Complaints, Cholera, Wind
Cholic Dysenery and numerous other Ills and aches
Its popularity is owing to its intrinsic merits once
used dispensed with. 1t is becoming daily
more and more popular, and is performing remarkable
day by day. All persons who have never used this
Great Remedy for all sorts of Pain should at once OBJ
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yalat;o \ Y

Valatie, n. T., Oct. %.
Ex-President Van Buren, and his son, Smith
Van Buren,, were thrown from their carriage
yesterday, in consequence of the horses taking
fright. The Ex-President had an arm broken.
His son was but slightly injured
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HON. 1. CODDlsGs

will address the people of Yellow Springs and
Adjoining townships, Thursday next, at 2 o'clock
y
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-, New 1ork, Oct. y.
TIC stores of Mann and Dawson, Broadway.
was robbed on Saturday night OF 81 900 worth
of silks
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FRIGnTFUL ACcIDENT-The other day a
couple of painters were being hosted up the
steeple of the new stone church in this place,
by means of ropes running through pulleys at
tho top, one of the ropes gave way, letting down
one end of the board on which they stood with
the kegs of paint, &c. A moment before we
had been looking up, and invo!untary shud-
dered at the thought of the dangerous position
the men were in. Turning again as we heard a
noise, we beheld man falling head long, with
his hands outspread, distance of 80 feet from
the ground. Wtha cry of ''man killed." we
| rushed to the loot of the steeple, expecting to
find mass of manged flesh and bones; but
what was astonishmcnt to find that the man
after falling half way had caught on the stone
work. On casting our eyes up, there we beheld
him, looking at his torn clothes, the contents
of the kegs running down the sides of the stee-
Pile upon him. For moment or two he seem
ed supplied with fright; but his first words were:
"Wsu! ri be darned if Iaint covered all oper
with paint
His escape from instant death was hardly less
miraculous than the GOODNESS exhibited His
companion caught hold of the rope and saved
| himself.-Aurora Guardian.
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AUCTION SALES.

n UCTION SALES.-Rem0vnl!
IA q. r. SkAES AGGIiU4s KcUd = sKrovks
TO tbs house lately occupied by Grssn Ihtns Co.,
Bsnkins House, door nor; Oft .hts'e House.
on Main street, where nc will be pi<asr's. b.. old
friends and patrons taES2.y
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Disasters on the Lakes.

ihe following account of disasters ON tn,
'akes, by the storm of Friday last, We clip from
the Chicago papers of Saturday:
Loss Of the rr0pcIlers AIleghauy and
I0Iedo.-A1i hands an the after Lost.
BY tclegraphc dispatch received this morning
py Messrs. Gibbs Il Griffin, we learn that the
Allegheny, loaded with wheat from this city. is
ashore at Milwaukee, and that the Toledo sunk a,
Port Washington. All hands on the latter were
lost.
The propeller Globe was yesterday morning
reported ashore, between Highly and Dnsmore' 5
piers, at Milwaukee. At last accounts, however.
she had succeeded in getting into the river in a
leaking condition, and with the loss of her rud.
der. The Globe was from Buffalo with full
load of merchandise for this city.
Schooner, Gen. Taylor, went ashore yester-
day forenoon, about five miles north of this har-
Dor. The officers and crew saved themselves
by means of their small boats The vessel will
be got of, but her cargo, consisting of $4,000
bushels of wheat, will be total loss 1t was
shipped by Messrs. Harmon Co., of this city.
The Gen. Taylor sailed on Monday last from this
port to Buffalo. She was about $50 miles down
the lake, when the storm met her and drove her
back. We understand that both the vessel and
cargo were insured.
The schooner G. d. Norris saved herself from
going ashore, by lashing pier in Milwaukee
Bay.
The schooner Augusta was at anchor during
Yesterday near the North Point, Milwaukee bay.
She probably outrode the gale.
The propeller Ogdensburgh, from Ogdens.
ourgh, made Milwaukee harbor, yesterday tore
noon, in safety.
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CHAS. II. WEIGHT.

1EAFER d TA1fOR.-Hss returned from
- New York with a splendid assortment Of Goods
''apteu 10 'he raj and Winter trade, comprising
CLOTHS, CASSI.nERE.S d. V-ES2IEGS
o. every variety aud OF the choicest aud most eevsp,
des gs which he is prepared 10 make up In sy. 49,
"ii command the appreciation ofthc ia tIdio,s
Also on hand, OF the best quality,
GENTLElHEN'.S FJRNISHLNf; GooDS
consisting 0! shr's underslr,s Hose cravats
Ties, Collars, Saspenders, Gloves Shawl. k a'a's,
HIS customers are assured that his aim viii hs IN an
hancc his reputation by strict attention tn ha, 70
constant car 10 nave every garment made mn n,
nertha for style and workmansIrip cannot h. s.ssd
% rsspeeuhy solicit call at his roo.s over tie
a1s S Mesrs feen, Thomas Co.. corner Of JEFFERSON
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Great Bargains-noyv Is your cbaoc. IN
Buy Ghea p Coz ODDS. -"
SEsLl>G OF Az Cs,sT.

w VI. SUNDERLAND BROS are now Offering their
~ entire stock of Dry Goods at cost A. We intend
changing our business we mus, close o. orr sc hx H.
nss' OF Dec would call the attention opersons from
'"e 10 this and particularly country merchants
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More Border Claw am
ObrAer.ss

more border II uffi0niSm.-.ssII Claw and
Order"
No city OF its size in the Union can produce
SO desperate and unprincipled a set of leaders as
the border ruifian party OF Burlington. At the
August election, the most scandalous impositions
and interruptions were practiced upon Republic.
can meetings. The same thing has again been
attempted. When Mr.. Codding spoke here last
week at Marion Hall, a company of rowdies was
organized and sent to the Hall and charged ITO
break up the id black Republican meetng!"
saturday night these same rowdies were fur
nished with transparencies from the Gazette of.
hce, drums, &c, and sent on the same GRAND,
viz: to interrupt and annoy the meeting address.
ed by Mr.. Darwin. They were demonstrated
with, and instead of needing request to 60
elsewhere, they got stones and clubs and assun-
ed threatening attitude. Some of our most
prominent citizens, seeing that these interrup.
ions came from the very parties who should
preserve peace and protect all parties in the en-
oyment of their constitutional rights, dcterlnin.
ID to rid themselves of the annoyance, and did
10, without however, using violence or iniuring
my one.
Yesterday morning, however, number Of
hese gentlemen were arrested by the police for
disturbance of the peace, while the real Offend
RS were allowed to go clear. This is exactly
he manner of doing business in Kansas We |
hall see how it will work here. We do not be- !
ere it will 60 down. The public mind is not
repaired for it.
In the whole range of politics we do not re.
ollect ever noticing any thing meaner or more
ontemptible. A few ignorant and bigoted
zen, dressed in little brief authority, in inta-
ion OF the niger drivers, are foolish enough to
oppose they can lord it over the Republican
arty. The Republicans have rights and dare
,aintain them. Mark that.