The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-17
For the Aawk.Eye.

To G. G. G. 81 Otsumvg0.
DEAa CHARLEs-I 6nd in the 'Camp paign GA
seste," !" your very refreshing letter Of 9Th inst.
10 which you disport such critical acumen on
the oratory Of the several Democratic candidates
- could only emanate from gentleman Of your
taste. >S @FsEb
You say: "Hon. l.. W. Bsbbitt took the stand
and handled the Republican party and their
financial affairs, without gloves"
Let us pray, Charles, that he may never han.
die these financial aGairs," as he did those Of
the Democracy. syrv.
You tell No that the hon. Babbit .'left the i'm
preston upon the meeting, that figures will not
h"
In this, Charles, Judge Nascn entirely agrees
With the hon, gentleman, IL. ~ suppose is the
ease, NJ. Rabbits figures are correct-$9,o 900.
You speak Of hon. Rabbits "expose Of our
present finances"
Why, CharieS the hon. Babbitt has guarded
our. fnasos at much more critical time; in
deed, they we're never $50 erposed' AZ when he
guarded them! Sick to Babbit. Charles He's
Jour man for the spondulicks, and indeed,
Charles, yield to no democrat in yeur party
ih sincere desires that full Justice may be done
him.
But yOs "wonder that Nr. Rssch would mot
enter into discussion with Col. Shade"
This, 10 because yos do not know the charac-
tr Of col. Shady"
You say: "Coi. Shade yindicatss the claims Of
he Democratic party" ''he was more than .
match for Rusch."
There are come democrats, hcreaway, Who
soald like Col. Shade to Hgsidats their claims!
Thus far, he has been more than match for
them,
"Hon J. C. Hall made brief address, and
he meeting closed with . tiger.
Wild cat, Charles! Nothing more. .,
And you wish your democratic friends to
~ the aeesssary MEANS 70 insure - fsll vote;
asd act harnoniowsiy and in concert"
The NECESSARY means" should be used,
Cnarles is what the fund is raised for, and
sAsos 'hsrmony and concert" who can give 'em
music like yourssls
snail never, my dear Charles, forget your
! asr'ot'c and highly iaudasory song given At the
democratic festival, in honor. Of Gen. A. G.
Doose On the eve Of his departure for Spain,
u'ef them ffsyseven thousand dollare," and
~" appropriate to the occasion were the words,
"Osmocrsss stand BY your suns,
And battle for tho plupdsr, 5s-
whlss Uacs ssms SHILLING lef, st
We never will knock unasr.s -.t
9! the way, Charles, should have liked very
ss'a 70 have heard you sing your beautiful re.
s'paon song to Gen. Dodge o. bic arrival in
lesA 70 rss Jos Governor.
I'm tsld Il 10 est 70 that dear old 'training'
'sae' shistIed 20 deftly Of yore. By Charlie Ros-
seH Your selection Of . martial cir, 10 in high
we; the sp.Dess With which The words srs
ssspsed to the music shows great skill: but more
A. 'oah oil else admire the fervor and truthful
nss Of the words,
Tie sig bull dog Of the tanyard's here;
ne Gseas Immortal RrigaaisT;
ne fought the egcheQues fog many yoaP,
sfssuisr treasury privsieesl - ga
vi sss s We c0nQrfng Hero come, .F
WHO sent 70 spain and suck "a hls Asmb,
s.a AZ Gag yesn thsrs. upon bis b-n; '
ana nsGsA EN- out Of roassn' snnI s ler
Write soon, Charles! Jos will 6nd ",
Ever With you,
Tg DEs NoIsss.
r IA-Ssud your next lsstse - some Nss
res, chasled The campaign teols dent cir
ssees snosg shs reading peopss, much; md
se only by aeciAens shas met viii ~ Co.
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