The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

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Republicans Of Iowa upon the extremely tol&u-
mats choice made By their rspresentalisss q
thelats Coavsntioa. Abstser man, ve yeaiprs
70 say, could not be found in IL stats thaa
Judge Lowe, ~ recipient Of the noninAtiea
Tor Governor. An old citizen, widely and e..
yerably knovns BE- possssses the conadencq and
ssessn e the people to an extent net equaileA
probably By any other private ~isissn ia The
State. We 80 into this Important contest with
. standard bearer every way worthy. I've are
not saccessful 4 will BE- oar own fault.
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4 Siex.-The following twelve counties con.
cain nearly one half Of ~ slaves ef Nisseari,
viz: Boone, Buchanan, Callaway, Howard, Jack
son, johnson, Lafayette. New Madrid, Pike,
Platte, Saline, Carroll. In these counties the
number Of slaves has nos materially increased
during the last Eve years. And these counties.
together, give Rollins ]. 900 majority over Stew
art. 81 rs
~ The Dubuque North West, Gen. Jones
organ, has, since the election, made It's appear.
ance with slashing editorial denunciatcry Of
Judge Hall. Judge tombstone, Mr.. Coolbaugh
and those Democratic who voted for the New
Constitution. They are condemned, maljgned,
their motives questioned and they are really
read out Of the party Tho object and aim
seems to have been, ON The part Of General
Jones, to slaughter the gentlemen named
above and thus get clear Of competitors in his
own party for the place which he now Ellis so
poorly and 20 unproRtably to the State, how
belt Dubuque may have been we'll and pro6ta.
bly, served. 1t is really none Of our business.
But yet we can hardly suffer proceeding which
SO truthfully the utter sel6shness and
Of politicians and politics to pass
without notice even IL il is on the other side Of
the house
Here is the article with the comments in char.
acter Of the Davenport Democrat:
Truth FitlysSpekcn.
We see no good cause to apprehend, because
= very considerable number of DEMOCRATS in
various sections Of the State have thought
proper, for local, pecuniasy, and other reasons,
70 separate themselves from the great body OF
The party, and vote for the Constitution, that
they will consequently abandon their party
ticket when they come to vote for Governor
and . new Legislature. What the course Of
such Democrats as J. C. HALL, w. Il. Cool
BAUcn, and EDWARD JOHNSTON, will hereafter
be however, we Of course cannot predict. We
should not be surprised to see them now take
any position.-I North Westl
We cordially endorse the foregoing remarks
Of our Dubuque contemporary. While repub-
lican journals are urging all the rank and file
Of their party, to support the New Constitution,
because 1t was a Republican instrument, and it's
adoption would tend to injure the Democracy,
it was hard to see such men as j. G. Hall, w.
+. Coolbaugh and Onward Johnston, cooper
ating with the enemies Of the Democratic Party,
and throwing the weight OF their influence into
the scale of Republicanism. This Judas-ike
conduct has placed those men beyond the pale
Of the Democracy. They have. written their
political doom. We should not be at all sur
prised to see them Republican Candidates in
less than twelve months. Il will certainly be
some time before the Democracy forgive their
course in the late election. LET them slide
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