The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-24

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not isln the great Cnssf b BIZ es6ie assllnss
-w60' nave not heard Ne loua ana sonossu
defamation, and laughed at HE ground an
lofty tumba Silf broSsSsy nsyss sssss me
Their opportunity. We fear he will not be her
to.mosrrox evening", And is j. too bad. Thse
has not been aingle circus here this season.
NOT , nspasesle- not syea nesro concert.
THE Coxcssr.-Nr. Allsr's pertoruanes
the Slower Qseea'' a. MosAss Hall lass nigh
was success, and we'll received BY the aadisncs
The music vas sxeelleat. and sight Of tss on
hundred aud fifty young ladies and Misses We
worth great deal more than the price Of I'D
mission, even: in hard limos. We have onl
time to say that the ..'FoWer Queen" . rspeate
again to night.
ar Ths-nssesss, ID losg, and not rsmaskl
bly, able article, on the fress, comes TO the sag
conclusion that truth Is better weapon tta
fAlseheod, and dignity and deoeney more likel
TO command respect than billingsga.e. Frou
these just conclusions it proposes . reformation
for itself, and recpmmends is political cotempc
raries to follow its example. The readers Q
that pepper have felt for some time the necessis.
for this, and viii be pleased to learn that ID,
editors have ct last found it out. gu
: A vILLAlA-LooK OCT FOR HIA.-A fellos
calling himself J. w. Beackley, a book binder
came TO Burlington in November last and Oh
tanned employment at the Bindsry Of s. I
Acres. Having succeeded 10 gaining the COAT
dence Of bis employer. he was entrusted il
July last with the wagon and team belonging
10 this Bindery. TO deliver work and maxi
in some of the western counties o
this State; obtaining which, he has abscouded
taking the money and property entrusted to hi
care. The above individual " about feet II
inches In height. sandy hair, and habtuall!
profAae ip his language, and is supposed q
be making his way to Texas.
Editors will confer . benefit on the commu
nifty at large by publishing the above.
~ Senator Trumbull OF Illinois made ,
speech at Cleveland, Thursday last. 1t was te
have been discussion between Aessrs. Trum-
bull and Pugh. but the latter did not come t.
time. SO sil hsa,z-e fl. eT -
Abe Lincoln made speech at Columbus OF
FRIDAY, to . very large audience. ste'9 s'
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-. ~ The German Rife Company give Bal
at Crimes Hall Monday evening next. The OBJ
jscs is the better equipment Of the Company.
Ma. DrxHAM :dJtis 8Fu, sail Ettts
We would enquire through your paper, If th'
article published in the Chicago Times of thu
l4th INST, abusing some of Our citizens, Wi
not enclosed in . certain letter addressed il
John g. Reads hand writing to the Editor o
the Chicago Times and forwarded by the G. B
L Q. r. Z. baggage car II.
On Saturday, Mr.. Davis and wife, Of New
Orleans. while crossing the track Of the Wor'
oester Railroad, near Boston, in y carriage, va
struck BY the locomotive Of passing train
Mrs. Davis was Instantly killed, and her husben'
was severely injured. Mrs. Davis was throw
yer a two siory building.
udge Hail ON his Tratcls-He yer!
unexpectedly Catches q Tartar
Farmers nos all fools.
HURos, Sept. Is, 1859.
FRkND DrxnAA: In the emphatic language Q
Com. Perry, 1--WE have met the enemy and the.
are ours!" -.ss9 ..=-.a
According to Advertisement, on the evenin
OF the 10th, Judge Hall and ex-Prosecuto
Conrad appeared before q mixed audience
Democrats, Americans and Republicans, At tn
brick school house in t5i5 township. Th
Judge opened with a dissertation on uai;QHa
'pOli,ics, and labored to show that the Repu6
licAns of the North and the fre.eaters Of ID
South were of the same family, having th
same instincts and aiming at the same object
the dissolution OF the Union; while be woul
have the dear people believe that the Demo
Gratis are the simon pures; the only hope OF
is.t aud ruined country; the only safeguard Q
the Constitution. Yea, those very Democrat
~ - ia aidara IA ha, he On work q ri
ave, the very life and soul OF the SOuther
administering fire-eaters. Oh Judgei what
thing is consistency. i ... ......... -..-,
He bore down particularly hard upon tn
stating that the agitation Of the slavery cues
ton had engendered SO much hate between tn
churches North and South, that they were read!
TO burl each other TO iAmnation. Comment j
useless.
He thought the school system good one
with the exception Of that part which 10 IT
vi,alty-the financial part. He thought th
school tax too bur,bensome. A strange ide
for man to advance wao adds yearly SO muc
to the fund, (.) and who pretends to be
friend to the poor, the friend Of educstion-
The law would be sperfect nullisy as far IS tn
poor are concerned. A beautiful representa-
tive TOR the farmers, the mechanics and the Ia
borers Of Des Moines County.
Tho Judges main hobby was Squatter Sever
eighty, which be hammered away At, withot
attempting to illustrate any of the beautif.
traits Of ,he doctrine. aud be closed by . TRAD
against the political press: stating that he ha
been branded by said press sasa thief, ihs di
not say for whAt,) and that such men Is III
great Augustus Caesar, &C., had been slandere
and abused wi.bou, stint and without mercy
s.Oar sufferings is iutolerable." -.
A the Judge took bis seat Mr.. }. W. WI
liams took the stand, by invitation. Mr.. Wi
liams came to the meeting with no intention
speaking, "a he was under the impression tb
none we're allowed to speak but Democrats
land l marvel very much whether the invit'
ton would have been rendered, had the resi-
been fossssen, for the Judge caught Tartar