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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

CoFYIN HASDBILLs REy1vED.-The ''raw head
and bloody bones Of the Gazette, true to his
insticts, has revived the old Federal argument
used against jackson in 1924 by the Federalists
of that day. There is a propriety in this. B,seh-
anan scas an old Fsderalss and it is natural that
his friends should use Federal arguments even If
they do insult every lover Of freedom in Kansas
and out of Kansas Go on Mr.. Garette, your
Office holders candidate James Buchanan, viii
need all the help ron can give him, and after all
YOU may do for him, fair or otherwise, one Col
JoHS c. FRExosr win be the Peoples President.
Office holders and Office seekers may 60 for Buch-
anan but the People sriH go for Fremont and ne
viii be elected too in spite Of yosr coffin hand
bill exertions.
The Gazette has been TO some trouble and ex.
pence in getting up his coffin hand bills. II it
win afford him any consolation, ] can assure
|. him that his troubles win eliminate and fulmi'
= ate on the 4th day Of next November.
REPUBLICAN.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
HAWK.EY1 Arp TELEGRAPH.

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thai can he 4.aen W. mu.t either maintain
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~. -. ,na.,... s,,a,l ,e,n;, ns ,o on
M. 80. -. a,n..;.,.;on., r;ohts of
.;.;....h,, .r,I ~ ;nrv fre, sneecb and tree.
A., = -. =. .,,a,x sn,,rn;, ,o tho loss of
.h. aa..,n .;.aa .;,hs III. nemoc,ot,c
n..,r ,a,I. :. - snh,,;.e.,,ot the rosa ought
10 - muzzIed Tbev tell MS laws DESTROYING all
these r;.ht sbs1, and must be enforced in Kan.
sas .nd -. ,,.;n, .he s,,oro arm Of the nation
81 AZ ;. rha pa,,,,,;co, n..,v maintains that
anac,n,er,s = un;us. so renurnant to the spirit
of Rennbl;can institutions and the Constitution
80 tho rrn;.ed s,.,es should never he enforced
mon fr,e men That men who wonld submit
=. 10 ,,,ro.,,a,, y, ,.,on, Gould ha noth;no moro
nor loss than s,.yes They therefore propose a
change Of men aud change of measures.---A
,oto, ove-thro, of tho nartv which has fallen
from its high postion Of equal rights and equal
laws and embarked in an enterprise having for
lie oh;ect the sec.;ona, and selfish aim of spead-
;np negro slavery over free territory, This is
tho ;asne fairly stated
Gan there he INV middle pround9 Is there
.pv thing n bc done saye the maintenance of
Al, onr r;ohts or an unconditional submission?
Th.ro co-ta;plv cannot We have stated the is.
sue freed Of yerbiase. and the object Of both
nar,ies What are the objects and aims of the
F,more fact;ons Echo answers what.
Il isthe object If the Fillmore leaders to be-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
For the Hawkeye d Telegraph.
Mr., EDITOR:

Mr. EDITOR: -
At the meeting of the American party held
ON the 10th inst, at Marion Hall, in Burlington
it appears was nominated for Representative
for the State Legislature.
This was done without my knowledge or con-
sent and after seeing the resolutions and plat
form adopted and published by said Meeting, l
am compelled to decline said nomination.
have reasons both personal and political for
SO doing. My personal reasons the public care
not to know.
In the haste of the moment stop to say to
my friends this much now, and promise at the
earliest opportunity to give my reasons in de-
tail for the position have taken.
With due respect for those who rendered me
the honor, subscribe myself
June 18th 1856. JOAB COMSTOCK.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

SECRETARY MARcYs IDEA OF A LEARNED Mas.
Secretary Marcy (said certain member Of
Congress who shall be nameless, to certain
correspondent Of ours who Is nameless) is not
only distinguished statesman, but he loves hui
NOR, and is wag Of the first water. l had oc-
casion to prefer a request to him for the ap-
pointment Of a learned gentleman in some home
or foreign Office in his department.. One after
another the gentleman's credentials were opened:
enc setting forth his knowledge of Hebrew, an
other Of Greek, third of Latin, and so on, as
was examamined, down to perfect knowledge
of ali the modern languages. "a most extra
ordinary mani" said the Secretary looking up
from under his great shaggy, beetling eyebrows,
and showing up his spectaclcs upon his high,
broad forehead: "Why, Sir, that man must have
graduated al the Torer of Bdblei'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

2 LARGE ADVANCE IN ONE YEAR.-Newspapers
at varions points We could name, are constantly,
parading before their readers accounts of won
derful advances in city property. This we new
er have done, hoping and desiring to keep down
for the benefit of our place, the spirit of specua.
ton. But we will give one instance, which is
probably as great rise ashas been experienced
elsewhere. year ago last winter, three lots,
on Valley street were offered for twelve hundre d
dollars, and not sold for want ola purchaser.
This Spring these lots were sold for TwELvE E
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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THE TURNER'S.

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sn,,.,n ~. s,., - ~. ,-o a,;yers-.ae
thu oh..,,as of 10 n.r.v vho e ,bev nrove "a.
f.a..a.. -. !. ~ a,;r., ;n.o .ha ...ces md
-,.l..,,.. :. -. $50 a.,;nr -
s,r .n,.h;.. ,,n a. .,,,,;..t :. the ,os+ nm.
..,.h,a ;.,..e..ana. - Ala ,ha fs,,ow Who
n,.s $500 :. 49, &c ha.,;nn HE ,.;f. and
- .,;.,I La-;. -.
When man cannot vaiIop his own jackass."
The following note was handed us this morn.
;pp II IN official VIII the Gazette stRead aad
nonders, Perbans the German Turner's know
more than YOU have given them credit for:
= ners.
The undersigned be;np aware of the fact that
NOT only tho Amer;cans Init also a large number
of tho older German c;t;zens are entirely min.
foruad abont Tho nature 40 wa,, .s the object
and aim ne tho Turner Associations now existing
in America fee,s b;mse,f ;ndnced to make the
fo,lowino nuh,;c rem,rls
Aim md object of the Association are
IL, phvs;c.I ,,rn;no -, rvnros.;. .1orc;s.s
bv which hea,tb;nese and tho activity and aex;.
b;,;tv of tho limbs .nd musc,es aro nromoted
o.d uan.., n,o,., tu,n;na = oonsaouence
of which tho nemhers of tho 4 Assoc;at;on arc on.
400 ,o,;,,, ~, ,,,.,,., ,on.., ;na,onoo .o hoooma
-, :..,i. SO, - H.. ~;
,one nf our country in al, tbo;r oc,;ons co,.
e,,t tho ,r;no;n,os of bnmon;.v and froedon, ona
4.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

A Coon MOSE.-By reference to the Council
proceedings, it will be seen that an effort is to
be made to secure peace and quiet at least one
day in seven. This should be the case every
day, and if no reliance is to be placed upon the
Marshal, . good and effective police should be
employed il possible.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

BUcHASAS's PLArroRA--On the Slavery aues.
ton the platform adopted for Buchanan comprise
these points:
LIST. Congress has no powery to exclude slave.
ry from any territory.
I'd. The people of territory have no power
to prohibit Slavery SO long ss the territorial
government lasts. FL.
Sd. Squat: er Sovereignty is humbug, and no
longer plank in the Democratic creed.
4th. State Equality, means the right Of
Slave holders to take their Slaves into the pub.
iie domain, by virtue Of the Slave laws Of the
| Slave States.
9th. That Slavery is national and Freedom
sectional sss e5 Ia8sss
| 9th. That the people Of q territory can only
exclude Slavery from amoug them after they
have formed State Consultation and been ad.
mitted into the Union.
7th That Kansas must be kept out Of the Un.
ION, on the plea Of want Of population until the
Free State men are murdered are driven out eni
the shareholders firmly planted under the pro,ec
ton OF the General Government.
9Th. That any man denying the fore coins
doctine Is traitor, and should be dealt with 90
cordingiy.
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Speaker.

SUMMERS SPEEcH.-This great production of
one of the masterter minds of the age is sought
for with great avidity, and steam presses have
thus far been unequal to the demand for it. A
letter signed by N. H. Grinnell, W. C. Bryant,
Jos. Hoxie, and some fifty others of the leading
merchants, and prominent citizens ofNew York,
requesting Mr.. J. B. Brown, an eminent profess
or of Elocution, to read the speech in the Broad
way Tabernacle, to the citizens of New York, has
been accepted.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

SKx now rHKY RuS.-The Independent Das
ocrat at Wankegan, Illinois hoisted the name of
Buchanan Cor the Presidency, but when he en-
dorsed tie Platform, down came his name.
The Dsmssvst 6ings tho names Of Bissel and
Hoffman to the breeze aud viii support the Phil
atelphia nominations.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

The PAcKErs.-The Mckee and Campbell, the
Rock Island and Keokuk packets, are making
regular trips, one passing down every morning
and up every evening. They arc fine boats, al
ways up to time, and connecting with the cars
attentions to this Office, and for St. Louis papers
ahead of the mails
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

KANSAS Ex1GRArloN.- Iowa City Reporter
of the 18th, says: Five emigrant wagons passed
through town to-day from Lake county, Ill,
bound for Kansas. Twenty-four passed through
last Saturday evening.
The Milwaukee emigrants to Kansas, to the
number of two hundred and fifty men,, were CIV
en- supper at the Julien House in Dubuque on
Tuesday evening, by the friends of Freedom in
that city. large party assembled, toasts pro-
nounced, speeches made, etc.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

SAD AccfDExT--Mr. Damon, representative
from Lee county in the last Legislature, and a
resident of West Point, was so injured by q
horse, that he died last week
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ssFreedom, Fusion, and Fremont.

The New York Herald Of Saturday says:
''The proceedings yesterday of the North
American Convention, in session at the Apollo
Rooms, were decidedly interesting and signif-
can't They virtually settle the question in ia
vor of a fusion of all the opposition elements OF
the North upon common ticket, and the sim
pie, practical and comprehensive platform OF
the overthrow ofthe Pierce and Forney dynasty,
and the illibustering and niger driving democ'
racy.
The chances are decidedly in favor OF fusion
and Fremont. Lieutenant Governor Ford ex
pressed it yesterday-"For free speech, free ter
ritory, free men and Fremont" But the true
card is Fremont and a new administrations
change revolution. Let the will of the people
he the law"
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OHAs. H. WRIGHT,

nRAPER Il GTAILOR.-Naia street, corner Of
IL ysersoa, over Coolbaugh Brooks BIZ, has hand
complete and we selected assortment Of Cloths Cassi
mere, Sesng, and variety Of Linen Pantalooneries Of
the most approved make, warranted not to shrink In
washing Also, ne white ndfgurd Marseies vesting,
which he will make IN the latest any style suit
his eastemers- Please callas satisfactory ft Is guar
anteed. lmaya-tfl
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eBA romantic story of the New York beg
gar girl is told by the Diario, of Madrid, SPAIN
We give it to our readers, leaving them to judge
of its probability for themselves:
A few years ago, according to Diario, an
English nobleman, agrandee of the first water,
nd an eccentrician of the widest school, hon
orcd New York with his presence and his money
He lived strictly incognito, and his sole amuse-
ment consisted in wandering through the streets
after nightfall, and in relieving those of his fe
low creatures who had experienced the pains of
poverty or the penalties Of dissipation. While
upon one of these humane excursions he en-
countered young female, who tenderly solicited
aims. Inquiring her history, he found her to be
an orphan of SURPRISING beauty, with an intelli-
gent mind, of excellent education, reduced to
ahject destitution, from the death of her father,
shot in the Mexican war. The titled Howard,
weared at his own bachelor existence, and won
by the romance Of the beggar girls history, ten
dered to her his heart, his coronet, and his
hand. The sequel, according to the Diario, is
that, at recent ball given by the Russian En-
peror, a duchess, radient with beauty, and spark
ling with diamonds, won the hearts Of all observ-
ers. That distinguished lady was the ca deeant
medicant of the New York streets.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

sE- BENToSs THIRTY YEARS VIEW in the
United States Senate, now completed in two
volumes Mr.. De Witt c. Davis, agent for the
work in southern Iowa, is now in this city solic-
iting subscriptions, as the work is sold only by
agents. Those wishingto obtain the great .cork
Of the age, viii avail themselves of the only oP-
por,unity for obtaining q correct history Of the
different administrations from that Of John Quin-
cy Adams to the present time.
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E. JOY,
RUHLnDEmR Ln m md md MI Hd gHnfSetnEsE = or n D0oRS 3aS

ID SASH FRAMEH, WLNDOWBLLNDS, YEA 7WE
ER-R0ARDLYG and CHAIN PUMP FYXTURE8-
HAVING enlarged my establishment and having hand
good supply of all kinds Of building materials. am
prepared TO put up buildings In country the
shortest notice.
Those wishing purchase any kind Of Building mate
rals be supplied at my Factory. WITH practical
experience Of fourteen years in the business hope TO
give satisfaction all who may favor with their work
Burlington. Feb 2S, 1855 dw.N
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rorRfA or JUIY.--Extensive arrangements
are being made, We are informed BY the Ladies
of the Benevolent Society, whose advertisement
appears in another column, for their excursion
on the coming anniversary CT oue Independence.
We trus. they will have good time, and We
zee no reason why all the people should not inn
prove the occasion to have aride on the railroad.
partake Of ! pleasant Pic Meat the Grove, and
enjoy themselves generally. 80
~ Mr. Amos A. Lawrence has written an ap-
peal to Davy Atchison. Mr.. Lawrence says no
decision of the slavery question in Kansas can
be final and give peace to the country, unless it
is fair, and then appeals to him as an honorable
man to see that justice il done TO all parties and
that free settlers as well as proslavery settlers
have a fair show. Davy replies at length, and in
his usual style, proposing to leave no stone un.
tured to secure his object which is to make Il q
slave State at all hazards.
81 and my friends wish to make Kansas in oil
respects like Missouri Our interests require II.
Our peace through all time demands i; and We
intend to leave nothing undone that will conduce
to that end, and can with honor be peformed.--
II we fail, then VIC will surrender to your care
and control the State of Missouri
ELECTORAL VorEs OF THE SrArEs.-The fol.
lowing exhibits the electoral vote Of the several
Co.,. 1.n4-onn t1,c .Ioya ond fhn
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

WrsrEKsEr.-A gentleman from this aouish-
ing town, writes us under date OF the 18th of
June renewing his subscription:
Republicanism is gaining ground here. The
candidates are now in the field for county OIL
GERS and veexpect they viii givea good account
Of themselves in August next
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IA PATTON a CO

]. a PATTON e CO.,
DOCK BINDERS Il Blank Book Rans
ID ufacturerS, North East corner Of Third and JEFF
ferson streets Burlington Iowa. blank BOOKS Of all 81
and Of every description nlade 70 order
IL Ruling, Music, Periodicals, Papers, Magazines
and Pamphlets bound and executed with nestness des-
patch and durability and warranted to give entire sat-
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that wicked shall die in his iniquty but his p'o0o
viii require at thine hand. --[Ezekiel 3S-S
If it is the duty of the Minister OF Christ TO
expose and reproye sin, wherever or in whatev-
er form it may appear, why have the clergy OF
Burlington with one accord, put seal upon their
lips respecting the recent outrages IN w "ashine'
ton and Kansas They declaim on the Sins OF
the world generally with great apparent ear
nestpess, but the assumptions and aggressions
of the slavery propogandists they pass over with
seemingly a studied silence If these outrages
henious as they are, were transient anu local III
their character and effect, o failure to notice
them would excite no surprise; but when the
whole nation is threatened with slavery or war
when the the dearest blood bought rights OF
American freemen are not only disregarded,
but wantonly assailed and brutally desecrated'
and that too in the very sanctuary of freedom
when every principle of justice is set at naught'
and treachery and villainy stalks unabashed
through the land, what influence can 1t be-ls II
mercenary motive that keeps silent these pro-
fe essedly good men, The Minister that intends
to speak the truth in Christ is required to speak
the whole truth. witness in q civil court IS
as much perjured by Withholding facts as by ut
tering falsehoods. Is the obligation think you
of a witness for Christ less binding? Those dis
posed to sympathise with the slave power, can'
know, very easily find excuses for neglect OF
duty, but the question is how shall man be
lust toward his Maker? What excuse will be
valid at the court of Heaven? As a witness Tor
Christ is the minister exonerated from telling
the whole truth because it may not chime
with the pro slavery predictions of portion
of his church? Can the faithful watchman un-
der any circumstances, shrink from declaring
the whole counsel of God? l trow not And
the Minister that so degrades his office as to be-
come the trucking, time serving demagogue,
afraid to speak the truth lestit might offend the
calloused ear and conscience of A., B. or G., who
perchance may pay the highest pew rent, has
put himself on level with the common pot
house politician and with him must expect to
share the scorn and contempt of all good men,
x
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FREE TERRITORY. FREE SPEECH!
AND EREMONT!!

We have the pleasure Of announcing,
this morning, the nomination, BY the Ma
tional Republican Convention, Of JOHN
G. FREMONT for the Presidency, and
present the platform of principles adopted.
We cordially respond to the nomination
and approve the platform, as will the Re-
publicans Of Iowa en- mass.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

eB Weare under obligations to our Sena-
tors, Hon. James Harlan and G. W. Jones, and
to Hon. James Thorington and other members
of the House for valuable public documents
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p "A TT, T. A N q r

PAUL ANGE,
MUSIC TEACHER and Tuner Of MA.
Nl sical Instruments, OFFERS his services as
teacher on the Piano, Melodeon. Organ and Violin. II
requested he viii tune Pianos, by the year.
Orders left with Moses Foote at the New York and Erie
Railroad Office, at my residence, side of Main ST.
above Columbia, will receive Immediate attention
Aprl9 6md.
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ACCIDENT TO PADRE VIJIL.--Padre Will was
nearly suffocased on, Saturday night, in New York
having gone to his bed room, at the Metropoli-
tan, with the gas escaping. Not being used to
that sort oflight OH retiring he blew out the gas
and in short while his chamber was full OF the
subtle fluid. When the servants broke open the
door, he was greatly Frustrated, but medical as
sistance soon brought him to.
Our NoM1NEE FOR CoNaREss.-All over the
District we hear fattering accounts of the pop
ularity Of Timothy Davis, and the confident as
sertions that he will be elected. We think, says
the Linn County Register, that every man in the
Dist, who is opposed to the extension OF slavery
can unite on Mr.. Davis and give him their hearty
support We have not yet seen dissenting
opinion among the Republicans. In the north
part of the State he will sweep everything before
him, while in the interior we do not mean that
..Old Linn" shall give him less than six hundred
majority.
UNITE! UNITE The South is preparing to
present an undivided front on the Slavery ques-
ton. If it can be voted in they are the men to
| do it. We find the following in the Missouri
| Republican. Is not the advice as good here Al
| there?
| sThe south should give no divided vote, but
unanimously unite on one man, and that man o
course ought to be BUCHANAN. There is ne
chance for FILLMORE, and to 60 for him is t
throw votes away, and perhaps help to elect I
Black Republican.
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ELECTORAL VorEs OF THE SrArrs.-The fol.
lowing exhibits the electoral vote Of the several
States, distinguished between the slave and the
froo Statoo.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

TNO. H. GEAR,
"HOLESALE Grocer and Dealer In
wv Wool.
MAIN STREET, BURLINGTON, IOWA.
q HAVE IN STORE and to arrive a large and well
selected stock Of Groceries, which prepared sell
to the trade ~ the lowest market price. ap14.
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BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY.
A II. BURHANs Co., on Valley street, Burlington,
iowa, wouia respectfully INFORM Eeaers tnat they
tablishment and now making MATCHES Of very
superior quality, and prepared to fill all orders how
ever large that they may receive. Our matches
raned to be as good any made.
We are also manufacturing largely, WRITING INKS of q
very superior quality and fill all orders at low rates.
Orders solicited. Tapr27.y.1
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store.
F00TE 6 EWING

SAA6V 0AAA AVAO AVA 0VVAOs
FOOTE & EWING,
nEALERS In the
- GOLDEN ERA Alright Cook Stove;
GOLDEN HARP and PRIDE OF IOWA Premium
Cook Stoves; 81
PARL0R, BOX and COAL heating Stoves;
STEEL Of all kinds;
HARDWARE, Nails AND BLAcKsxffH's Tools
st. Louis Circular, Mil and Crosscut Saws, Of all sizes.
AND MANUFACTURERS
or ILL KINDS OF TIN WARE;
mar22.y. Jefferson street. Burlington, Iowa.
g h. RURGE, Wholesale and Retail AssEuD
Os dealers in Furniture. Shop and sales-room-0
on Main street, four doors south Of Jefferson. ~a>
A large assortment Of new furniture just re-a1l6
ceived Every description of furniture made order.
variety Of Mattresses always on hand. =
Metallic Burrying cases and ready made cofinY for
sale oct 19-y
HAVING sold my Sash Factory to Mr.. R. NJ. Wash
IL Burn, would take this occasion to express my
thanks for the liberal custom bestowed and
mend continuance of the same to my
worthy OF confidence. feb 25:lyl CIlAS. A. WHITE.
CWEEP, scroll aad Ornamental Saw.
- ing, in connection with my SASH Door and Blind
Mandatory North Main ST. burlington, Iowa. Brack-
cts ofevery description done to order.
mar1-n n. M WASHBURN.
FARIAN RRYnnT.E