The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-17

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IN ikn0'.nes uno'sc'Puueu, oershe RAGS ~ &C.
cOmpnsn o's PurpOse, seize sne lOca. means 81
defense, ana eet IN mooon 2 revolutionary gov
ernmens, Wnicn u aneuccceelui must conslgn
every consp'rasor 70 the giooeb ana gu tols,
NOT iof personal aegrandizemens, Out TO give
freedom 70 the captve.
fnere 80 much OF the very sublime OF
ncrolem 10 snls sell coneecrau0n, tnat We almost
forgot sne crime OF the treason and the horrible
results, TOO horriole-t to contemplate, Which must
have followed temporary success Of the
scheme, 10 our admiration Of its daring.
Then bis conduct from the moment bis plot
was frustrated, and oil his machinery began 70
play upon his own head With such terrible recoil,
down TO the fatal drop which closed his earthly
career, has been IN at mirable keeping with his
original hrmness and bravery. No wild savage
who could count in his cabin hundred scAlps
OF butchered men, women and children, ever
a:s,uS ~ 4. ."e nes "u'0u Juss 'e'suk1 ns1
= nu'eo' VIZ" r.eao more nrM, o. cneek less
oisncneo' tnAn Drown mas preserved 10 al that
solemn funeral march from bis arrest 70 h's ex-
| ecotion' MOI murmor mas escaped MN, not
an onmaniy appear 1or nis lie, no apology LOT
ms great crime, no Dending OF MS knees %
power 70 court one smile OF IT, favor. ne has
looked upon toe glooet % the path 70 glory,
ana MS aeasn as the beginning Of the Aposheo-
eis. t9$ai ass
All the running over the country 70 procure
| evioence o. nss INSANITY, vas the prompting OF
kinoreu anectaon, wnlcn strangely forgot his
| neeo OF straigntjacket until ne got into
| s'rAits 'noeeo. Dat oid Sonn brown asked no
iaVof, ana MS vile, devoted 70 MIN almost 0e-
yond the extravagance OF poetic fancies,
counted 1t al JOY that be was TO die "Llber-
TVS last great martyr.
| "son OF st: Louis, rise 70 Heaven" Was mot
more sincerely uttered 70 Louis AVl by toe
gooo priest VINO attended hlm, as the axe was
uplifted over bis royal head, as We believe, were
the words OF exultant hope and courage from
that devoted vile TO that doomed husband
Size Is OF heroic mould. Possibly, and We
hope 1t Is 90, that at the last the woman over>
came the heroine, ana she would have given .
thousand lives II she possessed them TO recall
the tragic past. TOD help her!--l buffalo Com
merciat.
| state Printing.
| The Burlington Hawkeye and Knoxville
Journal make some illusions to the State Print
ing, in reply to the Warren Eagle We have
no desire TO enter upon any discussion in re-
gard to the matter. But remark dropped hy
our friend Of the Hawkeye, and another Of near.
ly the same tenor, made BY the Journal. seem
to demand q word of explanation. 1t is said
that the only material of objection to the pres-
ent State Printer, is the delay in getting out
the laws Of the last session. There seems TO be
| a great misapprehepson in regard TO this mat,
| ter The Legislature did not commence its
labors until January, instead of December. as
| heretofore, under the old constitution, The
session instead of closing in so DAYS as pros
vded under the old constitution. lasted until
the last of March. The laws were printed in
less than four months after the copy was pla-
| ced in our hands. The volume was l,roa in.
GLIDING the new constitution. portion Of the
1 acts OF previous session, which were out Of
print. We say it,-with a full knowledge Of
the facts,-tbat the State Of Iowa has never
had so large volume "a that OF the last sea-
sion, printed In less time than it was done. Az
to the manner in which the work was done. We
can cnly say that it suffered little in compari.
son with that hitherto done for the State But
4 it did not suit US: because We have printers
pride in seeing work well done, and feel print.
er's modification in having work 90 forth with
our imprint, that does not compare fayorsbly
" it'll the best The truth is.-and there il no
use in conceang tit was financiallv impos.
sible for US to furnish the office az We desired.
/ &0O as was necessary TO 90 the work. according
to our conception of what was needed Wa
did the best we could; and that was quite a.
we'll as others had done before u.s.
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prove, to the satisfaction Of all who are scep.
tlcai. The receipts during our first term
amounted to about oue half the sum paid Ma
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