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

Win wds also distressed about n. L. Morris, and
charged him with divers derelictions Of duty-
he repeated. tbelievs, charges that be had once
made il bic paper and had retracted. Will. was
upoomfortable generally, and failed to make out
a case ior want Of proof. Nobody would take
kis word. After his lamentstion ended, Hon.
James r. Wilson took the stand for ~ minutes,
and held him up 70 the scorp, indignation and
contempt Of all honorable men. Poor viii.
wished himself out Of the purgatory into which
his falsehoods had plunged him. If chastise-
ments ever profit . man, Win. Tomlinson viii
hereafter, be . better and wiser one. Gen.
Dodge Was present. and had the good fortune
to hear the able Republican champion Of JET.
ferson. ...n al, #s
Thus began, progressed and ended the events
Of the 10th day Of September in Old Jefferson
"a glorious triumph Of Republican principles
over modern democracy. sa5.. TO-,
~" For ths Hawk-Eye.
2dioaM More about the Pest Office.
Thsy passed him oncs, 70 Washinsoa
bogus ticket 1.ii svas: and he returned s.fs-h
The eleven hundred dollars, reves!" a..
II is not to be supposed that the editor Of the
Gazette would believe that any democrat
could possibly feel an indisposition for Office
The "Gaseste Office" lie known % the hot-house
Of official plants: appointments have been made
from that Office ever and always: It is, not .
newspaper" establishment, but station
where patriotic pilgrims rest on their weary
way to the q. s. Treasury -A anEa aaat- i
DR.. Harvey, late editor, 10 safe in port John
Mckinney is we'll provided for; Smith NcKin-
ney also; and Ne. Tizzard is doing well. But
the pilgrim Thompson is lying at the ''Station;'
he will sarely travel when they ''chalk bis hat.
Z The Gazette says that while Mr.. Cloutman VA
circulating his paper for signers among tbs
''promiuens democratic" and i circulating my
own among the ''bone and sinew, There was :
party Of zone gentleman" who quietly forstalled
both candidates, by sending . letter 70 Wash
ington, io favor of Mr.. Tizzard.i aqs Iy44F4
The above is very likely true; l never hearl
Of IL obeipre; but when Nr.C. had long sns
strong petition sgned, as the Gazette says, b.
'sprominent- democrats" and the other kind o
democrats, }" such as Carpenter, Morgan, Wal
bridge, Pendleton. E. H. Ives, Snelson, Test
D. Z. Harris, Tallant, Jos. 7. slsles. N. u
Ives, Harvey Ray, J.C. Hall and Tracy has
signed this petition drawn by Mr.. Coolbaagf
for my appointment / am not . little surprised
that there was lone gentleman" who, alone, had
the power, despite the prayers Of all the ''prom
inent democrats on Mr.. C.s petition and The
honest determination Of Mr.. ,CoOlbaugh,t with
whom in the first place had such terrible
tusse to keep myself out Of a Gland office, and
who now had me Ss'neck and heels" literally
ramming me into the post office, i am really
| surprised that some gentleman" had the power
70 give the Post Office to the Gazette, when al
| the various brands Of democrats" seemed de-
termined that some one Of oar scitisens should
fill the place!
Well, we've found out how, Tizzard got th I
Post Office! ,.a t,..,,....se t...... II
e. j.' '.0ns man" guy It to him."
"And don't you remember, "Desmoines,' that
there was about that time as much swearing
done in certain quarters as ever eminated from
our army in Nandsn. -Gasette. ads .at.l..
Well, Col. Thompson, /" our army swore ter.
ribly in Flanders and if my Post Office spsar-
ing. didn't equal theirs-ha ha! yours did!
wide circulation of Gazette.) Is.r4 N. "
Now, if the editor Of the Gazette did what
be has been charged With having done, merely
to obtain the paltry printing for the Post Office,
could he be expected TO believe any man too
honest to trackle for office, Or too independent
TO barter his manhood for place"S A..
= Isuppose not s,e,5.a,,a.5.. s...a.
na's2s "a DEs IAoIsEs Of. ABR.AAlHI1AMs.)
= P:s.-Ip my hast eard, my full initials J. T. A.
we're in the manuscript, not W. +, A. az, the
printer made ia seisasq>,s ill J. =. A.,
Rev. JociLYN, formerly stationed II this city
has been sent 10 Burlington. OR Burlington
friends will find him to be whole-souled man,
and christian gentleman, and as preacher
We doubt whether 'hi5 superior cAnibe found in
the Conference Hin congregation, - well q
outsiders, are sorry to part with him., and their
b0se wishes attend him.-Des Moines Journal
We have known Mr. JocxrYxa for q number Of
years, and always supposed him 4 faithful min
ister Of the Gospel, and az, intelligent christian
gentleman. Ii. haweyer, any thing could shake
our faith in him it, soald be the shove para
graph. II the State Journal ever failed to .
basa a good man, Of ! white wash an unprinci
pied the above 10 she first instance that ever
came under our iobseryasion.iis. soasii4i -ssHr.
| ----.- = 49, iassvssH
a new operaihouss iapSs. Louis, coastsucted
from the old '.'varietiess theatre, cpeaed
for inspection last Saturday evening. The
house has two. dress circles--oue raised sEsLtlJ
above the parquet, and another fosning the first
Itier-each capable Of seating eight hnudfed
persons The parqaet has seats fos four hum
dred, and the second gssr, or gallssxh for eighl
hundred more. The Hobbies sfe very large, AND
in case Of emergency can accommodate =,
least one theusand- The width Of tie sadito
rum is seventy swe fses. the heighs from par
qaes tocsiiing forty two feet. The Gags meas
usss 6fty feet y width between the proscen
sinns, and seventy i've feet % 'l.depth. TIE
leaildink is isaui eby thsee hundred and
| ffty gas iess. eti6s asa 8 IL laassa I'll :
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sotDl..es-- From the folio ting paragraph ID TIL
Irish News ot thia week We. infsr tbst tns, ed
tors Of the sesunoa Administrator sheet On
somewhat excited sGshss the venerable Okisl
Masistrate whose election they worked 10 hard
70 acc0upAeesss9z - 5ai u.sB .sssf4ssfE 4a4 III,
THE GREATssE O5rRAsE YEr--The Honor.
able James Buchanan, OF oPennsylvsniA, is. d,
all the world knows, Presidents OF the United
States, Commander -in>Chisf OF ihe Array and
Navy, and the swesn ocosessatee Of eur .elori-
Gus 0nssisstios-Whichi guasAnties civil and
religious liberty 70 q. Y Bus III the world has
jet, notwitAasandings t0leasn tho 4diagustas and
outragsoas tasay - asnnoanosa IN Bhsp CasAelic
Herald, a. PhileAslphiay eshat eha Qpaho1ss "a,
aS6fs % the Navy fYsrd ID that ;aiIy m sompsl-
ladAto Aessnd Psoesstznt Wosahip. sWcetb ~
annecsssasg - aeusunes this 1agrnAs Mro0g.-
As1hs Dare pssusal - i glsa . svistusss I'M
dienAtion muss1 psesado svsgg alihesal and pass
nede man, No matter what may b his political
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