The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-18


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oeanasl andaA overwhelming pehlicsensiment,
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vill s.artls every good citizen ana excite sen
tral attention wherever il i known. This 4
our excuse fse shs laFgs spaoe = eecapies in eur
ool1nna. We nov pns tie whole matter upcn
record u reliable form, for future reference,
and saks lsAvs * Judge. .Claggst with The sim
~ Bsnask that b nevar eeald by asy possibil-
10y Scespy the pablie attention. 70 sUissgs -
extsne, except by abass of the trust imposed y
him by - people = harden whieh 30 villas
. called % q sths end ef NJ oalsiAl asrm 20
resame, and which ~ will b foetunats if be
holds unsil that time. ~ isa8as
The report Of The speeches y made from
memory, and only processes % give the sab.
stance Of what was eaid. Tat f
We saks leave Of he Circuit Court and Of
Judge Casgs. until they again force themselves
apoa our attention. 4 if 49, a+s4
ResumDeaono - specae Raynenss ~ she
New KoFk Danks. s
The Nov York Tines Of Friday says that
The largely prspondesatiug sentiment u in
favor Of perfect rspose until the general fnan-
cial condition promises decided amendment,
and unless the Legislature Of New York should
dsmaad earlier action, the banks In the city
are mot likely 70 hasten decision on the
subject against the understood vishcs and
convenience Of the great body Of the country
bankers. as
BAHK OF FLoRExcE.-A public meeting was
held Friday evening last, q Davenport, Il which,
among others, the following resolution was pass-
ed:
Resolved, That we re.afirm our Confidence
in the Banking Institutions Of this city, and un-
hesltasingty declare our 6rm cOnviceions, that
any attemps 20 discredit in whole Or in part, the
issues Of the Bank Of Florence, sustained ~ il il
aud will be to the last dollar, BY the house Of
Cook Sargent, is policy suicidal in its char
actsr, destructive Of confidence, and prejudcisl
to the business interests Of the community"
Wonder II this Florence trash is not about a.
good, on an average, - much Of the pictured
promises" vulgarly called money, in circulation
hereabouts? We have . very discriminating
plasters Of towns and cities, head over heels in
debt, with no means Of payment save their abil-
ity to borrow(s?) while the notes, equally unau-
thorized, but well known to be perfectly good
with abundant backing, as those Of the Buriing-
ton Savings Bank, are discredited.
TIE ATROCITIES At CAwsroRE.-One Of the
most horrible Of the deaths At Cawnporc was
that Of Lieut. Sanders, Of H. n. s4th foot. Hav-
ing been brought before the Rajah Nena Sahib,
he pulled out his revolver, shot dead five Of the
guard, and missed the Rajah with the sixth
round. Then they crucihsd him to the ground;
the whole Of the cavalry charged past, and every
one Of them had cut at him he was cut to
pieces BY the whole Of them. 4 correspondent
says: "It would strike terror to the heart Of
the devil himself to 90 into that house where
two hundred and Fifty poor women aud children
were put to death in the most cruel manner by
them; the whole Of their clothes was torn TO
pieces BY them, even the hairs Of the head pull
I'd out BY the root, the heads and bodies hack
"a and mangled to atoms"
PuT NOT TOUR TRUST IN PRlNcEs.-The Des
Noines Citizen complains Of having printed
Republican tickets for nothing, and remarks
that Republicans IS well - Republics are un-
grateful. The experience Of the publishers
Of that journal are different from ours or they
would be reasonably thankful that the party
did not draw much heavier upon it than sim.
ply for the printing Of tickets. We have gen.
orally paid tribute for the privilege Of printing
party journal, in doing all the printing and
advertising necessary and desired BY those Who
controlled the party organization without ad.
equate compensation, in fact generally without
any pay whatever. In addition to this we have
borne good deal Of the blame Of al the de-
feats and taken no credit for the victories All
the favors We ever got from party leaders were
at the rate Of 20 per cent.
a. The New York Tribune 10 out in favor
Of hard money. Il thinks that . protective
tariff would employ al our idle hands and set
US At once upon the high road 70 prosperity
But considering . tariff out Of the question
not to be attained, it goes in for hard money
| and against the expansion Of the currency BY
means Of paper money IS . means likely to
keep down money prices, keep out foreign
| goods, luxuries, &c., aud prevent over trading.
| The idea 10 that contraction Of our currency TO
specie viii so reduce the money value ~ TO pro-
tect labor Of al kinds in this country, place
financial matters upon solid and stable basis
and prevent the recurrence Of money panics
such a. the present This 10 making tremen-
dous leap on the part Of the Tribune. And
while We should be disposed 70 consider some
Of its remarks forcibls and pertinent, We look
upon the plan Of bringing the business Of this
country down TO the specie standard aud wiping
out the paper money - : task to which all the
Journals in the country would be unequal.
Massachusetts, has this year elected to her Ls
gislature an unusual number Of experienced o.
noted legislators. Among them are ex.Gover
NOR Marcus Norton, and his son, Marcus Norton
Jr., Of Andover, the father and son belonging
y different political parties, and Caleb Cushiag
Of Newburryport late United States Attorney
General, who WAS in the Legislature thirty-t~t
years ago; Hon. Julius Rockwell. Wilson's pre-
decessor in the United States Senate, chosen i
Pittsfield; James n. Dancan, representative
from Haverhill. and Charles W. Upham, from
Salem, Who we're but recently memoefs Of Con-
~.o.a Charlea Hale ~ tha H0atnn Daily Ad