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

bis. Smith states that be met i girl at board
ing school and married her. lie subsequently,
discovered that she had been the mistress n
Carter. She had child four nonths after hes
marriage. Smith was arrested and is waiting :
hearing at the Mayors Office.
| Buchanan and the riiibusteTut
We extract the following capitol article upon
the above subject from the New Fork Tribune.
There is music in il. Fail not 10 read it,
| II is easy to Aght in the abstract. We have
all done it. We have all (eiti.er 10 0ur tender
| or our mature yeArs) squared in . ssanscanden.
| tai way, put out imaginary pcrFers, and knock
cd to hatness ideal noses. We have all, when
some enemy has been particularly perunacious
in his aggrayatiOn, felt our fista working ini-
mensely in our swelling bosoms, and have, With
the minds eye, glared at our sprawlng foe.
L is precisely in this way that the American
Governments contendsWith Rlibustering bandits.
Il conquers BY proclamation. IL arrests the
embarkAtion Of prates by officially annOuncing
to al the world that they shall mot embark.
Yet, in spite Of all these victories adventtrefs
do sail away from our shores, dghinG, Cesar.
like, for new worlds 70 conquer. We restrain
them beautifully in the abstraet--the Marshals,
and the District Attorneys, and the District
Judges, and the District Grand Juries do IN
immense deal Of business in stoPping them,
and do not stop them after ali They snap
their fingers at US, and 20 depart over the salt
sea. Mfa s& tf&s I'll Basfa4a sFas 8 WA agel
A certain element Of strength i essential to
the responsibility Of every Government, Of
whatever nature it may be, If the gentlemen
who manage matters for us-at Washington Wish
to be beloved, or at least esteeme by she PeO-s
pie of the United States, they must make
slightly vigorous demonstration. TO 30 sure,
We Ill, the quiet fellows who stay q homo and
mind whatever business has been left ~ BY
crisis and convulsion, expect 70 love, honor and
obey the powers that be. We are, - bseomes
COED citisens, Intensely enamored Of Ar. Buch-
anan, and regard the Cabinet with feelings Of
the prOfoundest consideration. But our regard
is not Of the smallest consequence in the pre-a
misses. No matter whether we love nos wisely
but too well, OF whether We love wisely (for the
sake OF tug Ct the Governments teat) but mot
too we'll, our passion will mot pus down 6libus-
teriug. What the Govsrnmsnt needs 70 do, i
not to fascinate Us, but to frighten the Lucca-
neers. Here it makes signal failure for no
matter how sternly il storms, il il always gig
gled at BY the enterprising pirates, who 60 out
Of our harbors without reef, although the
government wrath il howling hideo1sly around
them. SO went the now strangled L0pes; 20
went Walker upon two occasions. and 70 he 10
threatening to do upon third. That 10 to ray
great criminals laugh this great Government to
scorn, and turn up their noses aud elevste their
eyebrows in the very presence oi its highest judi
cisl power. as N
Of all sublime sneerers At the Buchanan Gov
ernment, commend Us 70 certain w. 4. u nry,
who dates his letter on Sunday (upon which day
the battle Of Waterloo was fought from the
bloody locality Of !" Powder Horn," which let
ter Il printed in The San Antonio Herald which
- "worke4 OIL, We believe, under the shadow
Of Fort Alamo. How much does ". r. Henry
care for the power OF the Federal Government,
Or for it, powder, or for its leaden hail, Or Tor
it, iron SainI- Not the one thousAndth part 81
couple Of snaps-nOt the iaintest aroma Of the
weakest OF Dutch schnapps-not the meanest
bogus copper OF the kreu.xer description ever
imported by swindiers TO put the cisissas Of
this Republic upon the wrong scenk. why, w.
~ Henry v bigger power that the President
the Lieutenant Colonel, the Secretafy'at ar,
the Attorneys General ana Particularly, the
Judges District O,rcult and Sopreme, she Mar
shals, the Deputy AarshAls, the Horse. the Foot,
the Dfagoons, she frigates. Corvettes, SsoOpe,
Gun.boats. Bam-boatss Basteries and Forts Of
the Uaited States, all united. Ae has not the
least respect for the reigning James NOR Tor
the reignlng johns, isaacs ana resers. ns
q Powder Horn ~Aiang Tor orders from
ten. Walker. walker . the posentats ior ms
money. He informs Us that '.soe boys are
"beglnning TO come IN "a Jussnss recreation
which it would be pleasing 70 witness. And
just notice how disrespectfniiy, and IN what
positively chamng manner, he speaks o. the
august ruler OF tins realm
Tel! thoss who are -mais 20 lo'n us 20 ths
expedition not g oe otansd on ~ tne hostile
appearance o. me gleas M man nan. = .ne = n,.e