Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13

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/ Ninth ward blair sd, Kennet, go. Rev.
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b sI.lygn We have t,y telegram frfsm 81 Ix,uia
lie returns fro,e nine wards. g. follows.
Benton, q 4.ags
ii Polk, 2945
Ewing ag3a
Blair 4.75a s.
Reynolds. IsIs
as'ioc's 4,sef
gsnts osss S county.
Diaif over IN kennetf, probably aSsos ~ ssf5 2
81. Louis. Aug.5
g,air,s tnaior;ty over genrett viii not Be far
rom 900. Benton's majority over Polk in this
eouuty is about 1900 majority over Ewing
about Z, 400. The vote Is NOT all counted, but It
4 pretty certain that the entire Benton ticket il
elected in this county. sse.ssssss
At Hannibal, Ewing's majority over Benton is
2ss over Polk. iIs Richmond democrat for
Congress, largely ahead. ~ 800 -
davenport, aug. 2.
ii''s County gives between e 900 ana 4'Np ma
. efity lor s the hepuoitcah uckei ts
aaaeasihe, aug ..
SAY i.Etaossan majority IN Inc Town, ana
o,ie nnhdfed anu nily dit.o IN the conh-
,3.,. 1arkson county, iowa, gives Inc
= t''ohcan tleaes 4 % majority. rs, tss.
Cincinnati, August 9th.
The Fall River Coroners Jury, charged with
the Investigation of the recent disaster on hoard
the Empire concluded their labors yesterday,
an returned a verdict exempting all parties from
blame, and declaring It to have beed one. OF
unforeseen casualties indciden. to steamboat
Fhic - -, 49,.
Baltimore, Aug. =.
Fnrfher correspondence published in relation
10 the Brooks and Buriingame affair, says that
1nasmnch as Burlinganie was willing to meet
Brooks any where he is detected by the latter
to request place ofmeeting. He is authorized
to name any place within ten miles from Wash
ington, to accept any place within one hurried
mics ,sS.i4tL{SSs1 sss48s
Campbell replies that his authority as Burln-
games friend ceased on the 2sth ult., and in
fnrus Lane that he may communicate with Bur.
l;ngame as lie thinks proper
8 J. A. M..-Lane informs Campbell that Brooks
will await Bnrlinghame's address till Thursday,
how'll then return 10 the city and make an ex-
pose.
4 Campbell replies, reiter6ting that his author
ty to act for Burnghame had ceased that he was
not informed of his address. and that neither
BurliRgamc or himself fearedthe threatened ex-
pose
81 Lon;s Ana j, 9 o,clock n v
4 large hon.tire Is now 6urn;n, nm the HIGHEST.
paint efth blntf above the civ In honor r. the
election Of Blair to Compress and tho tr;nmnh at
BENTON in the citv-sk y.rocke,s arc Hyinr in
every direction and cheers unon cheers +, every
auarter nj tbe aitr fnr Rrxrns and Ri.Ip
New DIRK Aug. o. y
The Cimard steamer Persia, sailed this morn
gfor Liverpool with IT'S passengers and Sl,-'
o3o, 6o4 IN specie
Inc organization OF the Western Union Iele-
graph Co., concern which mas recently been
purchased by the various telegraph lines west OF
bufldio ana the oho is announced -s.ssa-q;
II. sibiey, OF Rochester, is the President, and
under his auspices, assisted by the influential
gentlemen associated with nm, itis expected
thata new era III teiegraphlng VIII be inaugural
co III the region Wnere their operations extend.
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NC WY 70 e'c. e'ase,s - ts.sion' Z
:, me Amta->'deery standard Is opposed to the
hepDnsan movements peeaase ilwlli STOP save,
ry .asilaaon' ana win, IN ITS benumoins ana
the slaves redemption" ~
No doubt the election OF Fremont will have
both these tendencies. twill stop slavery aei-
tation, because it Will put an end to the fraud
and injustice which have reused the indignation
OF all the free states during the past few years;
it will also paralyzc the efforts Of the few who
arc disposed to interfere unlawfuily with the
tenure of slave property within the States.
On the other hand the election of Buchanan
will be construed into a popular approval of the
pro-slavery principles of the late administration,
and viii invite further aggressions which will,
of course, be followed by still more violent ag-
tation. We were informed only this morning by
a democrat Of many years standing that he meant
to vote for Buchanan as the quickest way of
bringing the question of freedom or slavery, civ
ihzation Or barbarism, in this country to crisis.
He said that if Buchanan was ele cted, he would
out abotionizng the country.
We incline to think that he WIS correct in his
logic, though we 40 not sec so clearly the Wis
him Freron, - tha ~ mnlsm i up
his campaign.g and his elcc,;ns we confidently
believe, would promptly put an end to the sec
tional agitation Which has left the country, for
years past n prey to demagogues and noodles y
i IN. Y. Eye Post
- > 1900.
: LIE PATENT SAFE GAME At TIE FALLS.
Vh,te an interesting game at the patent safe
ioase was played ut the Fails, on friday. The
.Wo operators plpeked q pigeon from Vermont OF
SO. slhe victim told hlss story to the people at
MS hotel, and on learning that he had been
'windied became exceedingly irate, borrowed q
'eTolver and sailed out in pursuit of his two re-
entity found acquaintances vowing torecover
lis money or spill blood. He soon discovered
me OF them, and presenting his revolver, with II
determined air, he took the rogue by the collar
md marched him TO the hotel, where he gave
,im over to the police. Thea taking the trail
gain he very soon overloaded and captured the
eeond swindler. He then recovered his money
nd with light heart and q fpesi, stock of ex-
,erience, he left for verraent. It is highly i'm
,robab!c that the patent,safe game can ever
gain be played upon him with success s.z
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Mar. Bnchauax. ia Lancaster County.
The Iadepeaaeat Wig published at Lancas-
er, Within u piie from Mr. Buchanans house,
ives the following account of the pop uar feel
NO in tha. auarter 49,: -
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