Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21
VOLs.3-NO. II
RAN noaD MEETING.

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RAILROAD MEETING. 80
no eAmeetinx OF The citizens Of Burlington we
ii held at Marion HALL en- the evening Of the laSk
y inst for the purpose of taking into cctsid.ra.
tion proposition OF the citizens az Psrk vile
y Missouri, 10 form connection with the B,,rInt.
ton and Missouri river railroad Mt or near III
= CROSSING the East fork OF Grand River - ,se
]. On motion OF Judge Halt, il vas moved that,
4 Chas Het,drie act as chairman oil this meeting
I, and j PHr.on Ss,rstary Rass9at kE1s aFssess
) | Alter the ,aeetios ~s. orxsnized judge Hair
i rose and in a short and hp,yo,,, late srxrehs
z showed the uraet,,sbil,tv of ihe pI.n. and lie
= advantayes derived from s,,ch \ ,.aut.,tlon to
! our Sta,e ami. ci,s. aa*ifs9 ~ Sshliasfs s's
- Nr. Mcguire, the representative tf the citi.'
. zsps ui Parky He WAS "a, t,, ,u.pt;,,rsz
4 I who happily Invested h,m,.it OF ,ba, odiu,u'
/ hat has so long hung around Par yiii... by de-.
rlari,se that he was not t,rtirr r,,tfi n-ffat
ae was conservative tnaif and dat there arc
, iihoas,u,is OF noble hsar.e,t Gu. s,ryspse ,,rn.
! tIn Missour, who's. !cart. puisatrJ la uui.on viii
= the con.ervsl,ve men Of tic lor, ior IN, pcr.
i pc,uation OF The whole Cnio,. 9e,'Fss
+ This sentiment WAS received with warm ap-
. tEplause from the suhe,iye ss@sf Sisss73 sf'aa
Il After M, i,ya NJ. g,nerite,f t,,s,,,,i aert 10
Gov. Geary ,or his prompt. energetic acti,,n. in>
llresoring peace and harmon, in the frrtiIor, of,
Kansas he Set ford, III, object OF his i,ss,o,, 10
ohr stafe and city III abrietahi efoq lent speech
Il Fhe adsantagestn be- derived from ar,iiroads
eohnrrtlon VAN Ea'kxiie, on theVhi>sonr,river
30 as 10 orn, commentator with the Q midas
i 70 and Kansas valley rai'road, which Is now
"hoat being undertaken with every sssarauee~
that y vii be co'npietcda s h,s up as Liwrcncc''
4 ~ hhhs rem the mouth Oh hahsas aser.1 she4
gave us every reason 70 believe mat Tue e,zensl
OIL farkv''le nave Their hearts and hahds IN this
project ny Their having subscribed iioeraiiy al
ready ior the enterprise So. -.
Mr. Mcguire Is also assured that each county
4 through "heh the roau PROPOSES " pass, Fwhin
subscribe from one hanartd anu hltN 70 satM9sa
| ''uiu,en thousaho hoharS' sums almost sun
f'eha''afSe 70 ouiiu Tue roau through Their res
! eetise counties. lie ssaies thar ths road Is
easy Of construction ny passing up - branch
that puts INTO their town, the road oy an easy
| graue ascenus 10 the SUMMIT OF dtrtie, from
| "Mch ny gentle deseout, 70 VIII pas INTO the
valley OF Grand kiyer' and keeps, this valley un-
VI y interssets Tue Darlington y, T. r. al segass
| Ane sp"aker showed clearly me adsantage,.
| wat "ouiu io'io" rom such connection toth
| traue ana commerce OF Northern Missouri and
southwestern iowa,Hnd the mutua' goou feeling
NAT IL would CHERISH between the north anu the
outh, binding them together with bands Of
iron. a. .ia,r,..a, ~, Es,..,.=. -y5. 4tEy ass-H
After the speaker had closed his remarks,
duuSe Hall rose ann read the following
! 20 5-f- ,''L Revolutions s'' ID A'sF1'T ~
. WHEREAS, projected railroad has been prc.ai
scented TO the citizens OF this city by the citizens
of Park vile in t4e State OF Missouri presenting
as we believe. a possible and advantageous i'm
provement in Ell tire harmony with the Biirns.ss
ton Il NJ R. railroad to witt A road ,l,yergng 70
from the Burlington l. NJ R. R. IRON SOME nor h, nj
pint or in Decatur county, Iowa, through said
county 10 p ,rkville on the Missouri River In
Missouri. Therei. re, we the citizens OF Bar
ugton, at a public meeting assembled do here. igy
by resolve .....,
- IN 4
our best exertions to procure the construction Z
of u railroad from some point on the Burlington
and NJ r. r. in or north of Decatur county
10 Parkvllle on the Missouri River near TIE -
Kansas River ri ss.zgba ls.szg4sg 's,3agaoF rot
2 T,uL in thus openiuv A compuca ton with ~
the Territory OF Kansas and passing through the
most fertile part OF the state of Missouri, this
road presents great inducements to Capitalists
ana Will command the confidence OF all personsldi
who will investigate the natural resources Of the
country and the great emporium of trade. -.f
.. i"a. ','is ROAD wheli conipieteu WIN 'orm
nh 'h tne great p,"]se'eu7 nSu
ron VIZ Wv :, terminus " LAKE "
tne I'm VI ,,. passing ,"roush o.
$50, a,o'.'es WY, 'nou.' ., ine han''' 'i.e,
~ ~ .nro"S" h"ns" n ."e
Territory and Tex"sto Galveston Bay1in AfeHas'
4 " o"' op'''''' Wv. "e"," ~
~" w a. '''', 'i. ilSggag
" - W, 'o'u' anu ''. '"e .., n
~. o'u WI 1'''st .''''''' Ira, "", ""p'o
" 'e 'ii"ue' ""''n WI, '."Ae d'"r s"e.'ea2
re-. re- "pons h'o,t prouaoie IN t,e ohol' gd5
", Is n nas'hs oven .e"" t',e S"'s
:, 80. ."e q'es'o'i o'i we n'oP,'o' VI '"e
"''ei, oe'is seeoh"eu ''ey were u""iF %
~ pas Ut ~ SIS Fsa$142
y '> Spe"Ns' '''''' ''' ',e "ee''1 :" y" ''''
~ ~. =, vas S'".N " ~ -" s.s
va 'ne H'H - - 'e", "nei'"pon w I'esS Il
arr : as ~ t''e prhe''eapit'ty o' coHNt'on
- t'". ,''' ~ Wv ae"' ru">'"'''"S ."e ~
Il. 81 " ''. o""S anu '', o''neuos VI tneiN '"s@
~ az "''e'"s, ~ 49, ~ S, tszz
h,,,,, -, -, -. -, 80 =, ~" !, go, q si..i
~ - Ia. AlA'' i'i VI. 'e
'e'o''o"
fesotced, That the Railroad Convention ca'i.s7
ed ny the Citizens Oh fhrkvlie, Missouri, 10 Ve -
hridi' fi"ttsbur2, Missouri, Oh The 2ad 81 Harch u
he postponed I'LL after preliminary survey OF
tue route be made, which was seconded anu "
passed. OFFS s+7-3' a7sa 7ss"a NIF seiqies55 %
twas hen moved TINT the proceedings oip
this meeting he published in the city, papers,
with request that thew be- copied by the press
Of Northern Missouri aud Southern lows. 9'''' %
l. No further business be orr. The ueetin. il was
moved to adjourn. -" say
| 1'' s~af- CHARLES HENDRIX Chairman, cd
! J.PIERsoS, SEN rtarv.zrg8 al gf4 ar-s.i 4s.H
| .., f., - II 81, .. ,..,,,,
| Execution Of the WouI. A ssassin Of
ti,r X ny ~ naples ~ $50 JR~S
Naples rDec. 1871 Correspondence Of the Manchester
-, Guardiaa,- ,.t ss, 5. ..,rz.,s .
| Early on the morning oil the 18th, Dec, the
prisoner Was escnr,ed from his barracks to the
! prisons OF Castle Chpuana, whence lir was ac-
compalel by a attachment OF III r,.gn,c,,', aud
a congregation of / lie Bnnda 10 the Ctiurch Of
the "Riiugo.' Hence he taken to the Porta y,
Capuana, where the troops were waiting aud The