The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
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sdelphia, suspended 10 day.
lne dry goods house Of n. y. Saith 3 Co.
- 1Ai'sas ~ aIsU ne AfM " swords, Wzlsou
4 Co. bosk houses have bees IN ve,v .rs...;v.
business ls Z hsliessd lhey have asnn,e means
to iiquidate Al clsims.
Our State election came ofY g d.v ii n-..
have been heard from and they ~. - frlI.,.'
ing vote for -Governor: Mosrsil. R~n.hI;r.s,
~. 244i Smith dem, l4,593-Rspublicau mai.
5,65a.
a dispatch from Washington Gays 3shat ,he
eKaltatiOnsof tie Southern 6re-easers Oyer v,
Bachsnan's Kansas letter Is unbounded. Well
il may be. Il il considered an entire surren.
der 70 rufiianism, and removes al doubt In the
South that Kansas will be forced into The Union
~ Slave State. The gross mia cnssn,s
made ~ the President are obvious 10 every in.
teiligent readex. lie goes 40 far AZ to say that
congress recognized the bogus enactments,
refused TO recognize them, and even the Senate
passed bills arnulling portions OF The most 81
ecrablc Of these laws. The two branches air
fered, and the bogus laws were neither anuul-
led, "a they should have been, nor sanctioned
By Congress. .s5.. n
The country will be some what astonished II
the holiness with which the President applies
the doctrine OF the bred Scott decision. Al.
very has lawfni existence in Kansas. he saw.
IN virtue Of that decision, and there IL no power
In Congress NOR IN the people OF the territory
to exclude II. IL can only be excluded after
the territory has become a state. Let those
democrats who we're deluded into voting for Mr..
Buchanan by the talse CITY OF " sonstter SOW
ereignty,' read aud ponder the words Of their
president, and learn how thoroughly thew have
been cheated and misled - iE4 .i5'E
The letter dispeIs the last ray of bope that
has been entertained by many friends OF III.
freedom OF Kansas, that the present admins
Uation would pursue more lust and decent
poiicy towards the people of that territory than
did rs predecessor. Mr. Buchanan boldly takes
the ground that the invading rnfians Ar, the
people o. Kansas, and their enactments are valid
laws, that the free statemen are liars and trail
tors, and that the mass of testimony takpn ~
the Congressional committee in Kansas il only
80 much deliberate falsehood. The Pierce dy-
nasty never went deeper than this, and the
people OF that III ated territory may as well ex.
pect and prepare for the worst When the
president OF the United States repeats the false.
hoods Oh their cruel and biood.thissty oppres-
sors as ttath, and brings the whole military
power OF The country TO crush them under 4
relentless despotism, there il no hope Tor them
gH data tsbo r.. r.
the wicked and bring to nought the counsels Of
cruel and peryerse men. We fear dark aud
bloody future.
FRESH NEws.-A beautiful young lady who
manifested considerable interest in the Atlantic
telegraph, was anxious to know If frtM aeos
esula oe obtained by mesns Of telegraph ca.
oie that passed 80 great distance through sah
cater.
DsAIm OF Hon. GEo. G. DUNS, or ISp.-
We are Indebted to Mr.. VIM. G. Lucas, con-
ductor or the New Albany and Salem Railroad.
for the p5iniul intelligence of the death OF Hon.
GEORGE y. Dunn, OF Bedford, Lawrence county,
Ind. The sad event occurred at his residence
on Friday night last. He has labored for eigh.
teen months under an affection of the spleen,
lnd his death was not unexpected. Mr. Dunn
was one of the most remarkable men OF Indiana.
md occupied first position in the legal pro,es
ion. lie had filed many high official trusts.
md represented his district in the last Congress.
Although member Of the American party, he
vas never very intense politician His style
u oratory was elegant ana winning in the ex.
rene. lie died at the age Of forty-four years, !
dnired by all who knew him. ard generally
Courier, sth.
His SATANIC MAJESTY TO NE ELEvATEp.--The
.ousrille Journal has the following:
II is said that Gov. Walker, Of Kansas. il
bout pnhlishinga defense of his official conduct
y special design being 10 justify himself before
he people OF Mississippi and the South general
!. vi course, it Is very easy to back out from
ny or All the positions he has taken. Blu, he
iay be certain that be can say nothing in re.
ard to Kansas to satisfy Southern Democrats
ithout at the same time eSasperating Northern
III
Kansas has to come into the Onion either % Z
Slave State or as Free State. If il comes in 0
Slave State, Northern Democrats will raise i,
'e devil, and it comes in as Free State, the q
,uthern Democrats will raise him.
REPUBLICAN NoaiNATIoSs.-The Republican 81
ounty Convention, at Charleston, last Satur-
y, made the following nominations: for Sena. i,
r., J. w. Rankin, of keoknk; Dr. j. G. Wal
4, Of Fort Madison. For Representatives. d
9. Eaton, Of Washington; II. w. P;tman, OF \
est Point; and D. w. Hiatt, OF HARRISON !
tie City.
Robert T. Lambert, commercial agent OF d
Nv York house, must be what Mrs Darlington I
lis gay Lutheran" for he lately left Mrs.
mhert and Lambert, Jr. (thc latter ten months )
\, az New York, went over the border, marri- !
pretty Canadian girl, and thence iourneyed
the lar west where two detectives and little
'clrieity jadiciously applied have found him.
Mr.. BucHASAN was guilty of 4 pleasantly Al -,
9 wedding OF the Hon. Hiram Waibridse, the r
her day. lie kissed the BRIDE, and remarked i
th his most expressive sqnint, ,icneral YOU n
yc deserted Us =
SOME noGt--A gentleman left Hoyoke on a
lday afternoon Tor this city in buggy. taking n
tasorite dog with him: As they progressed II
wards Willimaasett the gentleman amused II
nsef by plaening the dog, till he had got the \
itnal into a state Of complete worry. Pres. 4.
tly the gentleman's hat blew OF, and be went :,
ek after 1t, leaving his horse and buggy =
'nding in the road then the Cog took advan. =
20 Of his masters absence to jump into the = =
ggy and start the annual, who tfotted gaily ~
wards the river, followed by the gentleman q
ling whoa, TO no purpose. His faithful o.
= now took position upon the seat, where W
could keep an eye on his master and another u
the steed, 70 see TAI. play in The race. They
preached the Connecticut river, into which
J waggish brute drove, aud keeping his seat, u
sIed ont behind the horse. who swan, after @
ting beyond his depth. They we're seen, ut n,
) jnnctpre, by persons on the south shore, fiji
9 put Oft in boat, and got them safely to vi
d,-the dog in high glee at bis successful ex- 10
iment in drvng-and then went back after pa
ir owner, who will, no doubt, leave that dog bo
lind the next time he goes TO ride. The best ~,
this story Is its truth. Where is Beard. OF -
Nashua Acknowledgements Repub. ~
" A company Of Ohio capitalists at whose pa
d il Thomas Corwin, have purchased %. 900 IT
- OF coal land In the valley Of Kanawhs, wi
, at 81 an acre, and win immedi cen. hil
ice the manufacture of coal oil from that Su
liable mineraL-Columhus journal. sh
VHrrE SLAVERY ~ CoNNKcricuE.-In Mes p
Barber aud Panderson's History or New po
en-, published in 1886, among other curious
ertisements copied from the Connecticut
cite, printed in this city. is The following: We,
Just imported from Dublin, in the brig Oar ain
. parcel of Irish servants, both men aud wo. bo
!, to be sold cheap. by Israel Bcardman. At ~