The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

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(CAssss.) 70
=, fSissd Jsdgs Love says ttsrs aip's .,
siGssr y sAis NOV cesssitasioA .ay here,
several aiEssrs b Il ana n Jon wass % eet "a
80 20 vill Aavs = voss Ssr ny fsisad, Hen \
sanssls Ssf 0evssaoe aad your honorable sss.
vast 0sssSs 0iliaspy, FOR Lisasspaas 0oyerns,
q ~ ssaas Il love. (Waiss for cheers-the,
seat eenel ~ isliss sitissas u yes vill lool
q %. l1sf tAis Nsv Coassisutson, yoa vii
80 thas H. Black Rspshlisaas h The eitsin n
e shi4 hss arranged 4 % that youe sbildreu
ssd ~ childrsa has - 90 y shs SANE schools
and IL dowa b. the side Of ths niger ehtdrsn,
and lssss ssids Il 'sni Sow ifyea deat be-
lisvsts III saov yea the documents-( he reads.)
"Asr. 2. SsC. l9: fhs Beard Of EduSatioa
shall peovide for ~ educstion Of IN he youths
Of The ssaes. thsssgA system q cernsa
schools, - ssS-
Nov. Ssllsr citizsns, dont you - euly tberse
70 b ssrs yea Ssi ~ friend, Judge Love, says
dat considering thss thsrs vim - upwards aee
1000 school districts II The Stats, and - there
ars nos more than 80 coloeed children according
y ths lass census, and that vill leave s.only
aboss sas-swsstissh faiistls nig q each sshools
veil. that p nors than want In school with
my children. hey : dear to - - aaybedyA
bst hey shall 60 without eddicatisn, aloss hey
shall gis In school along aide of niger chill
drsa! PsGss-waits for applause ex-
elaima '.Is there boy thsrei-if hen bring
ne some water I'm pay him rit!") rs
Again, ny friend Jades Lowe ssys thas my
honorable colleague, Hon. Ben n. samuels, q
whom the Dsnocratc party noninaeed him for
Governor. that he 10 personally opposed to
Banks. Now will read you what he says II
his Dubuque speech: (reads) "Personally OPP
posed 70 Banks, and failing to realize that me-
cessity for their existence which others zee and
feel / would not recommend their establish
ment" a.s
Now the reason he don't see the necessity for
the people use hard money. They sink the
shaft-coms to the rock-take on the cap rock,
then come to the galena Tor Ore,) raise it to the
surface, take il to tho furnace, emelt il, when It
Is converted into lead, il 10 taken to market, and
cold, and you know Il 10 an axiom the world
over. that ''metal commands metal" 20 the
hard money 10 brought back in return. Besides
this the United States Sub Treasury and the
General Surveyors Office. for Iowa and Wiscon-
sin, which receive and disburse in . sum total
shoot t75O,000 in gold and silver. are located
here. Then in Dubuque, they have never cav
the necessity for Banks, but in some other parts
Of the State, they may, perhaps. but that 10
neither hear NOR there. Ny friend Judge Lowe
says the Democratic party Is generally opposed
to Banks, and proves Il BY the platform adopted
BY our party. Now hold that the gentleman
don't understand the question, but know he
does. He talks about Banks that will redeem
their notes in gold and silver that 10 Ill because
gold and silver catches the ear. ! am Q Bank
man and have always been. The reason ! am
Bank man, is because Banks creates facility
for the purpose Of buying the products of the
| country. But thank God that BaaEs il mot
made test Of the Democratic party. They
know'd vas Bank man when they rum me
for Sheri6, in Marion County, and lost it. -
They knowed was Bank man, when they run
me again for Sheriff, and gotit. They knowd
vas Bank man when they run me for Super
visor. They knowd was Bank man when
run for Des Moinss Improvement, and got It,
twicet, but the second term vas only half term
because the Black Republican Legislature leg
islatsd me out Of Office, but Gov. Hampstead
know'd that was Bank man and put me in
n-cheers)-ye he did. They know'd !
was Bank man when run for the Constoosha-
nil Convenshun, and got i'll They know'd was
Bank man when VIC made this ere Constoo-
shan. Holds it up to the audiencs.) Your
honorable servant help'd make these ere laws,
and III prove it. (He reads.) ''Ar. Gillaspy,
(shas's your honorable servant. moved 70 strike
out the word white" &c. Now. Teller cisizens,
don't this ERE prove my position! Ny friend,
Judge Love, viii 6ad all the particulars Of the
votes here. This beck will last longer than
him! The gentleman ovef in the corner may
laugh. but ies Q fact!
Again, Teller citizens, III refer you 10 the 9TH
section Of article furst Of thsNew Coastooshun:
"And any party to any Judicial proceeding,
shall have right to uss 40 witness, or take
the testimony Of any other person not disqaal'
fed on account Of interest" Now, fellsr eiti-
zeas, don't you sss the niger init! Don't you
sss the lunatic and crazy psrsor in its Don't
you zee the convict in Fort Madison Penitentia-
~, Who has been convicted Of the most hsen-
GUS Of ill crimes that Of PERJURY, himself, in il!
Don't you zee the slave away down in LuzAnny,
in il! Now, teller citizens let's lustrste. Aur-
der and blooshed has been committed At Sper
rit Lake, in our own beautiful State Of love-
Spose you kstch up the murderer, bring him
afoes my friend Judge Lowe. II be was on the
Beach. They win prove what i known to the
lav - National Alliby-ilaughtsr)-thas's the
legal name, that my honorable colleague, Ben
n. Ssmusls calls It. II means that the Teller
thss killed him was . thousand miles from thar
when be- done it! Ir other words be want
any whore about! Now are you willing that
Jackapuaky and al his iajins should come down
here 70 court, and stand up in your court houses
and swear like white meat Mol (Wondrous
eheers) Hero the gentleman takes Oh bis era
vat opens his collar and says. ''yea know fsl.
lsr citiasns, Tn . farnsr-bssa born and saissd
IL farmer, and an assd 70 working with ny coat
on"
| Nov, fsllsr citissns, yea - I have made my
pesas Tn not doas With shis here eensteo-
Ishun-ITl sbew yos more niger 10 itl
I nov refer you to &c. 10: In ell criminal
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