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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23
inc, x.h.t we rhink.

The Des Moines Journal OF Saturday last,
among other things says
1--WE need all our united force and power to
NEE the Republican party in the desperate eff
fort they will make TO carry their State ticket In
October.-E Every Democratic vote IS needed.
yes every Democratic vote is needed, and .
few more too, TO beat our caRdidates-Lowe
and Fayille. Gentlemen, you cant come in and
there is no use in foolinG away your time and
money. Your anti.bank, anti.eserything that
will dot make votes for Mr.. Ssmuels, candidates
will find that so sure as the New Constitution
was adopted, SO sure will the Republicans be
elected.
We admire your pluck and judgement gen
tlemen, for insisting upon all hands working,
and ii our Republican friends would only become
wiser by seeing you work as hard as you DO,
there is many defeat they would have escaped.
Work ave, it is that and only in that you have
power. You never cease working. AZ soon ~
the polls have closed one day you commence
again to work and keep on working until they
open and close again. Republicans do not work
half enough; they lay over and depend upon
the truth Of their principles and the righteous
ness OF their cause--and never half try TO make
converts, or see that their friends are 1t The
right place in the right time. The Democrats
have been working ever since General jackson
said "by the eternal" and they will work on TO
eli eternity If the party exists so long. bus
brother Republicans We have work 20 DO. ies
Us be up and doing II you believe your pr'n-
c,ples are right proclaim them everywhere !;
spend some time, work for your Country ana
not only for the sake Of Victory. Our public
interests demand . cool, calm consideration;
and We should give Il that, and work. WIN
tersst Madisonian. @ s3as M
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23
"Horor and shame from no condition rise,
Act well your part, there all the honor lies. :
a sen Capfmsn,. story

Some twenty years ago l was coming from
Calcutta in a good ship then commanded.
had been from home leycn months, during
which time had no news thence, either public
or private. on Barneyat we fell in with q
fishing smack having on board man and a
boy--father and son. We wanted some fresh
fish, and the father coming on board we made
bargain with him, receiving in return tor q
real India bandanna handkerchief q plentiful.
supply. s. .,e... .sd ~
"Well, skipper" said I, after the barter was
over, what's the news!' M fs5a
He bobbed his head thoughtfully for a mo-
ment, and said .M5H
Potatoes are twenty Ave cents bushelT
is it possible 2 l asked. But the news
friend-what is the newsy
WAL said he, there was great crop Of
'em last fall ! @ ..,8s
.Neycr mind the potatoes I replied, tell US
the news What's going on in the political
worldY ~ Isl bsa "a
.Politikil 7 said the fisherman, standing ST
lently for few moments. PolitikL! Dye see
that fellow in my boat, ,hereg' pointing to his
son, q mophead fellow Of eighteen wal,
capt'n, that ar chap made two hundred dollars
last winter IL 8 ffsa sa#Wa
There was no use OF trying 70 make anything
out Of him, so we parted.
Three or four years after. on my return from
another voyage, coming on the came coast, !
again met the fisherman. He remembered me,
took the identical bandanna had given him,
waved il with . cheer, above his head, and
swoss that should have the biggest Of all the
fish he had. i made another purchase Of him,
and was again anxious for the newa sa Nj
What's che nexsy inquired. Who's Pres.
identr Il was just after : general election,
Said the fisherman - 44, e. f.sBl
Dye recOllect nay boy, that had IN the
smack with me--the one that made the two
hundred dollarss W m tss
Yes said /. tsts
WAL he replied, his hard eyes becoming
watcry, the little cuss died !
And that, ssid the captain 10 conclusion, -
eli ever gos out OF the fisherman Of barncgAs
War 70 DsnocaAcS 1.-The Charlaston Nor
Eome peepla have an idea that DsMocrsdg
nsaas esvtsia pei;tiea1 es'Nsinstiea . Ssf e.
~ ~ Possv. as.s MI asig8a -esB i .t8
Yes, some people and not few have exactly
that idsa, and " y - sras en- ides = ever !as
expressed. a certain peliieal oemeanasiea
= "a 49, - Pewse -sAakb presissly vhaa
~ Dsnsssaas 1asV iL|Lsssvlls ssssaA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23
III. Portrait Drawn NJ Ils.c.

IHls Portrait Drawn NJ 1IORe.
The Dubuque Republican draws the portrait
Of Mr.. Samuels.g IL il TO be presumed thss Mr.
Samuels is as we'll known at Dubuque, - else
where. After slludihg to the admitted worth Of
Judge Lowe, the Republican nominee, the Re-
publican says H
Opposed TO him is Mr.. Samuels. He 10
young, ambitious, ;mpulsive, hesdssrong, full Of
impracticable notions Of virginian chivAlry, OPP
posed to free schools in practice II NOS in theo-
~, hosting with lordiy pride that he does not
send his children to free schools and In no sense
| man iii TO no intrusted with the governinens
Of q State He is eminent for nothing, and the
highest office he has filed has been member OF
Assembly for Dubuque County. He u an ultra,
hard money, anti-Bsnk Democrat With the
strongest possible Southern proclivitiss.'
The same skilful pencil, thus sketches the
characteristics and qualities Of Mr.. Gillespie,
the nominee Of the Slave Democracy, for Lieut..
| Governor -
With pleasing consistency the Dsmscrats
have nominated for Lieutenant Governor man
every way a. Objectionable as their candidate
for the higher Office.
The duties of the Lieutenant Governor Of
Iowa arc two fold. He 10 to preside over the
Senate Of the State, and is. by virtue Of his Of.
Zee. the presiding officer Of the Board of Edu-
cation. Is Ar. George Gillespie qualified, BY
nature or BY education, for either Of ,hess po-
sitionsy
There are three very serious objections to Ar.
0illaspie. He u ignorant; he 10 an inversrate
Office seeker, and he 10 dishonest, both IN end
out of Office. sa.kfse -
Ar. Gillespie is . man Of NO education. In
some countries this would be misforsane !; here
Il might eaaily 10 proved to b. ianlL-But
whether misfortune or fault, il does NOT recon.
mend him a. : suitable candidate for the of6cs
70 which be. nov aepircs. He n ilhtssats In
the extreme he ID devoid Of parliamentary
knowledge and experience, and his ideas Of Of.
Zee are csmprshended BY the simple formula
IT making money for himself and forwarding
the interests Of his party, that Il may paaes him
in olice again. fsa ~ btt NE
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

IL The Democratic County Convention
held here on Saturday, nominated the follow
ing ticket: For Senator W. F. Coolbaugh, Of
Burlington. For Representatives, Justus Clarke,
Of Pleasant Grove, aud W. n. Clune, of Burlng-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

THE ATLANTIC CARLE NOT AvAILAplE roh IN
IxDlAx TELkGRAPR.-It is reported that tne
Atlantic Cable 10 not likely VITO prove available
for either Of the projected Indian lines q sSss.
graph. Il appears that in its prsseas coaleo
state Il generates or absorbs great amount p.
heat and ! fear il entertained OF iss being ruined
by the tempseasure 70 which IL would Be sub
iectcd in twice crossing the TROPICS. u has
been found that extreme heat In the parts I'M
der pressure, foscea the copper wire 70 the ddss
q lie eutsa percAa and destroys insslasioA--
[Leaaoa 1inss, 6spa ..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23
Ssgro Mans..g In Nehr.ska--A white

srkFo HunStAG IN NebF1sKW~A WHhte
Man kitlcd.
We learn from the Brownyie Nebraska Ad.
ver;iser that on Saturday, the 9th inst, j. r.
Davis Taonis. Williams, A. Hadley, and w. NJ.
Myers, hearing that three Negroes we're con-
cealed in the willows below town, went in pur-
suit on horseback. Finding they could not
make head-way o. horseback, they left
their horsesAnd made their way on foot. Com
Ing upoa the Negroes, who we're armed, a fgh.
enssed in watch Myers vas instantly killed and
oae Of the \ grocs wounded. The Negroes fed
from their retreat. and in their fight two of
them seized the horses of their pursuers and
mace their escspe. The wounded Negro was
esp:ured. Myers vas from Atchison County,
No
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23
H- When rogues tall out, honest men have

IE- When rogues tall out, honest men have
always beea Supposed to stand better chance
OF &c ting their dues. As this is true Of thieves,
il j. equally true Of cut-throat politicians, wire
workers and trading party hacks generally
they are natural enemies and always join hear
II, ia Giilng one another, doing it under the
egise vi kindness. Endowed with the faculty Of
saving sad being villains, too, like rival
beauties they deport themselves most lovingly
before lo,As, while the most cordial hatred is
feds When, however they dof this outside
show Of eordi1iity. and giving full sway 70 their
ns,arsl enmity, exhibiting ell their teeth and
class, there is war 10 the death. Aud
this is precisely the state Of affairs which exist
at Dubuque among the leaders Of the Buchan-
all party. Jones and Wilson, with their re-
tanners, are at deadly strife. Their organs, the
Express and Herald, (wilson) and Northwest,
tJones) are more furious and more spunky than
the Kilkenny cats. We congratulate the peo-
pie of the State upon the strong probability
which now exists, through this feud, that the
see;hing hot.bed of IosA Border Ruffian De-
mocracy wiz be broken up! The cohesive
power Of public plumber no longer holds togeth-
or the Earring spoilsmen. Like Hyenas they
have Withdrawn their fangs from the decaying
caroas to fas.en them in each others threats.
huzza Wilson, Go it Jones! We hope you
may both whip.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

% John Nickel was brought before Esq
Harris on Saturday, aud fined one dollar and
costs for being drunk. This is the FIRST case Of
drunkenness that has come before a police
court in Burlington for many weeks.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

- The Editor OF the Portsmouth Jefferso.
man boasts of The quantity Of wid plums pro-
daeed in thss territory, and TO cOa6rm il says
they are cold there at the very low price of
6fty gents per bushel. To convince our Nebrss-
ka friends that this 10 not 90 very wonderful
~e can inform the Editor that excellent wild
plurns go begging in this the ancient metro.
polls at forty cents brsbei!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

A fellow In order 20 get cheap pasage 70
BuGAlo shipped himself and vaiiss on The truck
gearing Of one q the sxpssss tain card. - Usi-
%, lass Saturday negniAa. and O beipg discov'
b had been whipped with soos bag end
couldn't sand. speei Or WAX, for the asssia hb
eye. He was urged V gss - sgain vhea -
tsain sosrsea, has s. pessapeesily rsfased aging
tAas - hadeeasladsd - ship BY - "ngA g.
nAvL" -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

:. 9! ) =
- s.s: sArs tAs 49,.
= - u. Levos ~ -
.ux r. - p hi ~
see. 49, - = H.. 5Aus q, -
ho4eo - ~ 49, aecoDpaoied b. Il. .NI
tisor. Ben. y. SAnucls. ksq, and go ~
spoken daily (Suaday's excepted,l 70 l.,..A -
Interested audiences. Wherever me,,;.ss, -
bsen held the People 10 both pars;es -
b vide aWaks; and the new CousthrT =
gsining fftendg Ssssywhsrs, q me peocis y
ehe bstter 70 undesstand IL provision -.
superiority 70 d. old In yvsrasd = ns.A
there seems 70 be : Jdisposition on IN, -
H. Samuels 70 touch lightly and avoid ~. y
Pdea; but Judge Love, knowing shss ~. =.
mattsr more than any other, lscal or g,s.. ~
people are interested, holds himself to N.
form; and ~ broad - the Democrat. =
form would seem 70 be, Ben. dances and s.s.
ders and lodges some questions so ,;r.-'.-..-
that he almost steps or some or H. -
planks. A you win see BY his sppo,r,..
Ben. does not think best 10 accomp.nv M. ~
!, ponent further than Osceola; and sI,5.
visits most places that Jtdgs Love 49, =
prefers not 70 attempt to comp<,e ~ ~
Judge q the same time and place. 1s
Have you seen Mr.. Samuely Dubuous -.
The North West advcrtises 10000 eor!..
convcnicns Sosm, for circulation. We -; \
would havs hundred thouaand cir.sI.,.I ~ =
that every voter would read IL carefuIlv
~ one Or two sentenees. o lesa
OF Banks, be says: "PersouslIv -. =
Banks and failing to realize thai 80. YY.@a V
their e1lseencs which many Other 49, -
see and feel. ! would not recommend n.; an 'ssy
iishmsnt." 'Hssr estsA
~ Federal Politics be says, in ree,,d -
So; am IN favor Of inaip,sin;ns 4. A ~
'nofity OF the Government in &C., !. ~
enforcing obedience to its lava r, :.
nnAt its laws are, which he vopI,I -. No
Government protect at the poin, Of IN. "a. =.
Soet We quote from the publisbed ~.
SIC. y. Il say irss psr,o.. h, ,..,..
oy wiring, aassst OF maintain that 49,. SS ~
not ne right to hold slaves in tbis Ts,,;,sN~
or shall introduce into this feyrito,v 49,!
Pooaen, write, circulate, o. csup. "a h ir,.'
duced into this Territory, any book. % ner ~.
azne or circular, containing any denial AZ ID
right OF persons to hold slaves in this Terri,o,,
shall be deemed guilty Of felony, and Be pu. =
ished BY imprisonment At hard labor, fur 4 -,
Of not less than two years.
So you see that be would enforce Law vh;eI
would imprison man "at hard labor for ~.
less than two years" merely for the e1pr,s,;o.
Of his opinion! Bow does this compare IA
the new Constitution Of Iowa on this point
How does i compare with the Republican seu,i.
ments Of Free Men, Free Labor, Free sp,eeI
and Free Pressl
You may make . memorandum Of the q,
that Lowe 10 bound TO be Governor, BY . rosi
round majority. Yours truly
rnu,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

IA John Carol and James Lerry we're
brought before Esq. Harris, on Saturday, charg.
ed with vagrancy. They were discharged on
condition of leaving town without delay
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

IMPORTANT NoTicE.-See notice for School
Meeting to be held on the 9Th of October next,
and take under consideration the matters to be
presented at that meeting.
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ssl Ill a. ! p.ssss.I
~ las = 10 S, Sda.srioss
and fsH u hope: while their Democrats op-
'p1Ueueguts1 oMgUuygEed, dsvIdsd uMUng
selves, and almost in dispsir. Mr. Samuels
appears % be loosing grosad wherever hs gess.
hls inflated vanity, his inordnuse aelf.esseem,
and his ponposty, which we here know how TO
excnse and pardon. on account Of his rcal good
allure and kindness, among strangers WINS for
nam nothing but ndicule or contcmpt. 4Bb NJ
conserved and sidiculom bosss that bic children
% not 80 g the common schools, is but lily
received by the great masses Of the people Who
believe with Daniel Webster and Thomas JET.
ferson, that the comsAon schools a., the uvY.a
ssries Of patriotism. virtue and inseIIisencs.--
His desperate attempts to blow hot and cold on
the bank question, deceive none, and his chiv.
alric and Don Qnixotic charges upon the one
hundred niger babies OF the Ssatc. yin for him
far more desisiOn than applause. His disastrous
fellow candidate, Geo. Gillaspy appears TO have
made up his mind THAT discretion 10 the better
part OF valor, and that he will best advance his
interests BY maintaining . mastery inactivity.
Thus far be has opened not his mouth in the
campaign, but like sheep before her shearers,
he is dumb. lie probably bases all his hopes Of
success upon Bcn's supposed popularity, and
upon the renown which he h conscious must
accompany the remembrance of biz single but
illlstri0us feat in the Constitutional Couven.
ton, namely: the Introduction Of . resolution
whereby no Imam less thAn70 yesfs Of age could
bold judicial Once in the State. Fs #6
Il We know how easy il 10 70 persuade oneself
70 that which We wish TO be 20, but We do moi
exaggeratc, but rather refrain from expressing
che matter as strongly a. We might do, when VI
say that on the other hand the Republican can
didatss. Judge Lowe and Oran Faville are daily
winning votes for themselye and their party
in an hitherto Unprecedented manner. The
most glowing accounts OF the favorable impFes
sion produced BY both thess gentlemen.i wher<
ever they have been, daily reach ~. We arc
confident that the Republican majority in the
State will not fall short Of Frcmeut's majority
last fall, and We do not much doubt but that il
will overreach even that.
We yesterday conversed with two gentle.
men who have recently travelled through
the northern and western counties, and they
| confirm all that we have said Is TO the actiy.
ity and spirit of our friends. Clayton county
is pledged, by her Republican citizens, to elect
her two Republican Representatives, and to give
600 majority for Lowe and Fayille. Blackhawk,
Buchanan, Allamakc, Jones aud Delaware are
Likewise all alive with true Republican enihusi-
asm. Let US hear the same story from every
county in the State. Roll on the ball Of free.
dom and progress, and let sham Democracy be
crushed out forever-[Du Dubuque Repub.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

Itseemsshat The inDasalats George w. Jones,
senator frsa love, although aspiring to con-
troll the smte, has been bearded in his home,
secuted, defeated. The township convention,
Of last vssh. res controlled BY Wilson. Be Il
known thas Jones aspires 70 . reelection. and
Wilson IL rival candidate for the same place.
The triumph Of the Wilson party, in securing
the vote Of Dsbuque, 10 said 70 have been
achieved in true Border Ruiiian style, Wilson
playing &C, 9Th great success, the Irish voters
of that party against the German democrats,
controlled by Jones, the Irish proving more
noisy aud warlike, ousted the more peaceable
Germans Thus finding himself used up in ad-
vance-defeaied a, home-Jones' organ, the
North west, abused Wilson aud his wing Of the
party at terrible rate, ringing accusations OF
foul play, fraud and violence. Feeling aggriev.
ed at the thrusts of the Northwest, Wilson
and friends repaired to shs Office, where Jones
being discoyered, mort violent quarrel ensued
between the rivals, which resulted in Wilson
attempting TO demolsh Jones 10 Brooks. with
three feet Of Eutta percha. Before the fight
e1.uc1, 0O1eb tVt0 W ssb9u, ouu hnvSS PiSeS"I
SO SAYS the Express and Herald. (good demo.
cratic athorty.)
That no MAN BAD A RIGHT to Be cam
dsdase for Unsted States Senator against him;
that there Is no NAV IN the State az reN oSdl.
fled for tie place as himse!f except General
Dodse, and he d-diy doubted Hhefher he 10.
We Rave one suggestion to make to lessrs.
Gen. Jones and Judge Wilson. and that 10
that they better not proceed to extremeties-
We advise them to do no murder-to save
themselves the trouble of any further fighting
abou; The Senaiorship, - Ne very certainly ex.
pect TO send good Republican 70 the Senate.
Who will honestly represent the people Of Iowa,
and not bestow his services for the benefit Of
fre-es,ers and wholesale and retail dealers in
little niggers, a. has the immaculate Jones'
People are heartily tired Of Dubuque politicians
they believe them corrupt and heartess set
OF demsgogues, that to trus further with power
would be folly in tie extreme. Jones, Wilson
and Samuels stand no chance. The ides OF
October will show il.
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sE The Brownsville, NemahA county, Ne
brasks Advertiser, says that Judge Hall has pre-
ssnted the editor with the frst apple grown in
shat county, being from tree trsnsplansed one
wear ago. e sa
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suicide nj Niagara Fails.

The following dispatch is published in the
New York papers Of Saturday:
Niagara Falls, Sept. II, 1857
A man who registered his name as w. 4. Al.
len, from New England, threw himself from
Table Rock this afterneon.
The facts in the case, as We learn them from
q gentleman who came from the Falls on Satur-
day, are as follows: FAR aAi
The man came from Montreal, and while
crossing the Suspension Bridge inquired of the
driver il any one had ever been known to 60
over the Falls and live. Jehu replied that
no such case had come within his knowledge,
and that the probabilities we're very much op.
posed to the occurrence Of such an event. The
passenger assured the driver that he should &C.
complish the feat.
Arriving at the Clifton House, the man regis
tered his name, called for room and q bottle
Of champagne, and, alter imbibing the vine,
addressed letter-a mere scrawl-to his sister,
and another TO firm in Montreal. He then
went to Table Rock, walked into the water near
the edge Of the precipce, threw his hat over,
and Immediately made . similar disposition Of
himself. OF course the body Of the inanimate
man has not been recovered.
The Montreal firm to which the letter was ad.
dressed was Immediately telegraphed, and reply
received that one Of tie members would come
further is known of this remarkable proceeding.
-[Bcfialo Express, lab.
Judge Lowe and Common schools.
The Mascatine Journal, in abiding to Judge
Lowe, the Republican candidate for Governor,
says
He is emphatically man Of the people. He
takes an interest in whatever pertains to the
welfare of the community in which he lives.
He has alwass been warm friend of popular
education. He built almost entirely with his
own means, and on bis own ground, (Which he
afterwards gave to tn. District, one Of the
frs. public school houses built In Iowa. And
in that same school hoiise, on the same seat
beside the sons aud daughters of the poor Ia :
borers, his children were instructed, that all
men were born equal that IN this free and
Democratic country,
"Honor and shame from condition rise,
Act well your part, there all the honor lies"
Judge Lowe always said Anything that is
good enough for my ncghbors is good enough
for me where S,y neichbors send their children
public schools are what they ought to be, they
are God enough for the best"
Muscatine and Keokuk are both much in
debted to Judge Lowe tor their present excel
lent public schools.
But how is it with Mr.. Samuels, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Governors Born and edn-
Gated in Old Virginia, with all the aristocratic
notions OF the wealthy slave owner, where the
poor white man is reduced to almost a level
with the slave. he thinks it would be disgrace
for a man of bis cloth 10 send his children e
tie public schools. g..'
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THE DrrFERrNcE.-One day this week, We
examined the Oldest paper in the Probate Office
IN Salem. II bore date Of l646; and u ~
Iegibie to-day ~ it vas tuo centuries ago and
even now the chisography y beautiful 70 BE-
he,A. One day last week. ~ cav thsss letsess
y shs pos, osics in shis city, dirscssd 70 gen.
sIenaa Of educAtion, iron The best ssheaas Il
ens 81 our high schools, and u took the pest
nAssss ard two ctsrks "A boar cad half -
dssiVhes ~ diseetisae and u he iaaiass are
- bss1sr sAaa IL eetGdA h,aak pnese void
= - sssipasas 0sn gssd.-&Ne0hlsypess