The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
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Joe1 80 $500 eeoc the desoendant OF
nene ees3 fe!enn2 But ooDethin9
ncee IMAM s10 ooo4enat rivalry has Ately
bsso1e - taehiua. Indeed, our Repuhli-
ca friends Who aro in nepy rsppeee1 Only
s1Aggeratiene q oafselves are lccuStoaed
% nin&ie telf. eptsciatioh with boating 4:
- most appeovsd sastom of The Old coun-
try. Wheshss they believe what they say
anintt themselves q much as,uhAt they
~ in their Own praise, = ancfher Qnestions
SsOWt 0es~1s1e - NV ySAS0 eUSh0 ec0tN0
= have arisen Q feeling that The American
physically i nos what hs OF she ought "a
BE- ei @sai ss Il -
WhetAe9 he dcceofe have ret the idea in
motion, o. whs1hses Mr. Kingslsy's works
and the example Of the Enelish public
schooA have bad IN effect on the Transat-
lantic mind, certain IL il that one cannot
take mp m American magazine or news
paper with0ut finding lamentation ON the
Muscular deg0meracy Of the New World -
ParenGs and school masters and school mis-
ypath Of both sexes who growing up under
their charge, and . see that they do not
turn Gus mere inteliectusl prodi2ies without
any bodily stamins. To believe these wri.
sers we new race - American. e kim
q afsancaa grewth y which 81 tte rub
s9nce ana vle0f winch should 90 70 make
srms, legs, loiss cheeks, teeth and hair,
nave been eoocenslesed ~ tne 0faan. IN
sne iaet centuly De.on ana sne nasufs'lsts
s"Ss ums 1870 s:sosy shas 1snCo s0e Sa-
imai was 1oond 70 4e new world were
S I'D snu weeeer type tnan those q the
Olu tuefeiOfS sne european race OF men
mus necessarily degenrate, and, alter q
century OF TWO, % e far inferior TO Eng
Msnnen5 Erenenmees ana opanaaras, % sne
puma 70 20 the nafDefy lion. ms specu!a.
uoa oeeo 20 cesee gFeat anger among tne
americans q tne old school, wno' after re-
c'uog tnelr exP'oass against the Enenso'
were sccuesome0 % sxpia.n tnat even tneF
ssvasee wese soe snee:s o. an po:sloie sav-
,i ~. . 49, ~ nsla''s =. AiI'Isn sr'0e
voulu POSSIBLY So"RaIe villa lug req men OF
tne New Mor4. D0e inc re-actlon against
snls sen conp'acens sstl"ate mas recently
suspr':eu - - s0ms american nal1rahst
sesuscitating tine o'd theory.
-Ws ~ n, 80,
Ano 4ixns lax.
The Hon. s Cox Of Ohio communicates
to the Washington States the following let
ter 70 himself from Mr. Butler Of Kansas,
whose name WAS By some process, placed
in the famous Calhoun pledge:
FRANKLIN, X. T., JAN Ii, 1855.
In your speech at Dec ID, 1851, delivered
In the House OF Representatives, find my
name coupled with the Lec0mpton Constitu
ton. have also seen my name used in the
same way by y number Of the political pres
ses Of the countfy;san and my honor and char
acter as man and citizen severely hand
led: !. 4 = p
Now, SIR, tins - doing me great injustice,
of the Lscomptol Convention, aud had no
more to do with attaching my name to those |
pledges to which you refer than you had !
was put in nomination without my knowl-
edge or consent, and declined to become a |
candidate, and published card to that effect |
in both the Lawrence papers. 1t is true
that some did vote for me, whether would |
be a candidate or not. | am Democrat,
and that in the broadest sense of the term. |
Il al - AhrA Sc !
old verginla, and yet SO much opposed to |
the Lecompten Constitution, that If Con
gress undertakes to force it upon us, will
6ght--yes, Sir will suffer death, rather
than submit TO the damnablc thing
swear, by the great Eternal! that will re-
sist it as long as live; and, if it is not de-
stroyed during my life, ! will disinherit my
childen if they will not promise to struggle
against it after am gone ..a -
As am convinced that you have not ir,.
tentionally done me wrong, hope that, ycu
will take that course to correct the error in
to which you have fallen as to vo,. NAV seem
best, either by publishing the above or 9TH
erwise. am but IAN hun. 40 farmer. and
do not ask for Office. Ne: ther am willing
to be held up to publjc v IWu as traitor to
public trust = +. A 7PRATHER."
'is,,s "A - til a.
CuRE FOB CA.scERs-H, ought to be ami
rersaly knoW'A-Our attention has been
recently CAL ed to cure for cancers, which
IS o. 90 much importance, that We wish to
make it Shown - widely as possible. Some
e'ght months ago, Mr. T. b. Mason-who
kcepe music store on Wisconsin street and
is = brother Of the well known Lowell Mason
ascertsined that he had = cancer on his face
.. the size Of pea. 1t was cat ont by DIR.
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