Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

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quiescence. stiili ~ has no osh<r remedy.
Toe Copssitutioa. he asserts. viii wipe them III
oas % does vet sponge the transient figures
upon ! slate!
Tie facts seem to be that there has been but
iissts .wipinyT mp - this present writing. Tie.
eight psisoners incarceratsd BY United States
Jsdge9 Lecomp:e, are still confined under these,
disgsaceful and unchristian laws, which have not
been wiped OCT AZ far a. they are concerned
Al the power Of The General Government Is en-
ploysd under = corrups President, corrupt
t;rsernr, and eorrups Judiciary, 10 enforce
| thcse laws (which are Disgrace 70 christian
and civilized coantry,r upon the unoHendine
people Of Kansas.
The only practical and atsainable remedy lies
in another direction. Itisa remedy sure and
certainin It's effects and perfectly proper
And that IL 10 employ the ".ripiag orr process
Upon this administration and the Border Rufan
party. The people have determined to apply
ibis remedy and apply it thoroughly. And al
hough they have told US in advance that they
sill not subtnit---,hat they win dissolve the
union first, and all that. We know that they viii
FOR we propose to make them.
The firss application Of the sponge viii be made
Q Monday IN lows, when the Halls and the Eads,
md ail other trading and corrupt politicians will
ave an opportuni,yo Of trying it on and seeing
low they ike It, and determining whether II Is
',estto submit not. We hope they viii make
Up their minds to ''peaccabIc acqtiiescencc" for
hey will iiayeto stand It.
T. HAS HEARD OF u.--The Gazette has evidently
leard Of the Eads defaleation. At last it makes
| he following reference toit: y a
| What else could induce the vile, slanderous
| md lying attack on DR.. Eads, which is contained
| "a the itawk-Eye, and oiier kindred prints.
Who does not know that il is lie manufactured
nut Of whole cloth TO charge Eads with being
efsuiter 10 the amount of two hundred theu-
and d0iIars? @ a7 *
| Why have you not published the report, Mr..
editor Of the Gazette, SO that your readers could
now and understand this natter The report
signed By several Democrats, among whom is
| dr. coolbaugh. Do YOU mean to charge the
legislative committee Including Mr.. Coolbaugh,
with making "slandcrous and lying report?
| If you do not, but mean to charge US with per
serting that report, which VIC have published,
| why do you not insert il in your columns and
show wherein. we have perverted its Why
AVE you not long ago published it so that your
country readers could Judge Of the matter them
selves. The people OF this county, whose school
money has been stolen by the scoundrel, Eads,
would never have learned Of the tlleit through
he Gazette because its editor is willing to
screen the guilty party.
The man that steals ii horse, or utters spuri-
ous one dollar bill is chased by Constables and
;heriffs, ncarccrated in Jail and finally sent a
tclon to expiate his crime in penitentiary
Bat an unfaithful public officer who appropriatcs
immense sums OF public money to his own pri
ta,c uses is u gentleman and scholar! Any
',ody that dares 10 refer to such trifing matter
is characterized as a "traducer iii the language
OF the Gazette.
INFORMATION WANrED.-When Thomas Hoyne
ESQ., of Chicago, who is to speak here to-lay
20 the Pro-Slavery party, undert ok to whip
wilson, one of the editors of the Journal some
ime last spring, we were told that said How're /
..Hs
found himself. deposited in Bank. having beer,
Knocked through show window. Now we want |
to know whether Mr.. Hoyne has remained on dc I
posite ever since-and whether or not the ac- I
oaniulation Of interest on SO small sum has
,ecn considered equivalent to the breakage Of I
.Aass? --2
cE- The Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
ft,iiroad, With all the engines cars and equip
mcnts, were sold on the I'D inst. The purchas
ers were Oliver Slate, jr, F. 7. II. Gibson and
George B. Wright, as trustees for the benefit Of
all who are concerned. m sa ra
The Iowa FARMER FOR AuGUsT-The Iowa
Farmer is evidently improving in both matter and
manner. The proprietors are making every et-
fort to merit the confidence and support of Ag-
ricuIturalists and Horticuliuralists in the North
west. And the number before us viii compare
tlvorably with any periodical devoted to the
same Important object, that we have seen in the
West. Messrs. Wilson & Co. deserve success,
md we rejoice that they are meeting with it.
raeir subscription list is large and rapidly in
,reasing. ..,-
s o..z Quincy, "Wednesday Noon.
FRIEND DUNnAM:
have Just sit down after ramble over this
beautiful city, (which is to Illinois, what Cleye-
md is to 0hio,) in appearance and property.
nd expected to reach St. Louis this day, but
md the cars, via GAlcsburg, do not connect
18th the packets, the latter leaving five hours
eiore the arrival Of the cars. Bat it nas sell
ON been my lot to be detained under mole
grecablc circumstances. The gcntlemanly at
antion shown by the young. and enterprisins
roprietors of the Qanuy House, Messrs. kidder
Floyd, toward their guests, We I'D reconcile |
ZEN to some detention. i have never stopped q
II better house. In my travels this morning, a
visited many ofthe mills, manufactures, and F.
orkshops OF the city, and WAS surprised at q
,eir variety and extent, thcyeSport here large \
mount of -four, stoves, wagons, agricultural I
al, IF rg,,4y !,