The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12


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They started out on the Santa re route until
they heard Of the Indian depredasious, when,
by advice or Cautrcil. they chanRed their course
further north. They proceeded to Fort Riley.
whore ,hey were Joined ~ two officers 81 the
army. and. thu RECRUITED. made Tor the regions
6MN0kX
Missouri Riyer.l where they we're gsatifisd with
the siehs 81 buiEaio III abundance. During tho
iirst day,s hunt our hiah.born Englsbman made
! dad failrre--he had the s.buck- aruen % aD
alarming extant. and missed Gre every dme,
hat ~ dailv imnroyed and aeon shOved him.
ALI 4 soo6 hunter ana fair eportsman--for .
foreigner. .s. ssa
Thev killed twentv -nine noble buffalo. the
.kinr and tonsuea az which viii be carried
acros. the vaters q trophies. aud ! few choice
steaka carefully hacked ~ TO grace London
Cluh dinper about Chris.mas time. They also
killetl yarieev 81 smaller game. 4 which ssNy
Fa,ar eeemed more N home. Whea i came "a
fea,hesed eame. birds a. he wing. a.. he sur-
$1,000 evesv one else. His fondness far snort
|. crlv pcnsi,ad ~ III enerov ana endurance.
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from the Richmond Enquirer, edited By son Of Gov
| "se'
The New York Advertiser begs me Executive
OF Virginia nos to make martyr Of brown; that
being fanatic he y insane certainly 70 come DC.
gree, and our New York contemporary fesra
direfui consequences will spring from bis exc
cutiOn. That % the blood OF the martyrs was
! the seed Of the church, 80 from the grave 81
John Brown the Advertiser fears crop o.
| armed fAnstics may spring up destructive to
virginia ana the south II would perhaps, have
been more % the point TO have shown that the
| pardon OF Brown would have lessened the mum.
Der Of existing fanatics rather than BY suggests
| ing their increase from due course Of justice.
But We apprehend the Executive Of Vlrginis
will not turn their attentive ear to suggestions
coming from such source as the New York
Commercial Advertiser. @1he Rspw0Hcdm party,
of which the Advertiser Is an organ, - too deep
" implicated ~ ne actions 81 their chief lead
err 20 offer ss.gyesf'ons NTH regard to tie jssi
| panishnaent Of one Of their ,aunsoer.
The Constitution OF Virginia has placed the
mercy seat inthe enlightened conscience OF her
Executive, and that the high prerogative 81
pardon has not been mercliessly exercised, We
point to long list Of Executive clemencies tina,
has graced the administration Of Gov. Wise
But 10 all the pardoHs granted BY him, neither
the crime nor che motives OF Brown ind any
place. 10 coot and calculating crime, TO nssrder
pilldge and plun1sr, TO sersite scdrs and its at
te,sddnt horrors, the E1ecntire Of Vrgintd vii
dtsScys ttTa deaf ear, aud soil not the ro6ss
o. mercy with ne ertms II permitting sueA
| tC1Cke0uess to 40 WNDWNtShed, @#s&f
| Violated laws and murdered citizens demand
victim At the hands OF justice; II Brown is .
craxed fanatic, irresponsible either in morals o.
law, there are yet guilty parties. he is thet
toe agent OF wicked principals. II the northern
people believe Brown insane, What punishment
70 due to those who have poisoned bis mine
fanatictsm to deeds Q! blood and carnage! Ht
may oe insane, but there are other cvsninats
guilty wretches. who lnstitaged the crimes per-
petraeed at Harpers Ferry BrsMg these WEN
6rang Sepdrd, Greeley, GsddsnQs, Hdte ant
oDaN1 20 fhs fsrssdscsaon y Vsryani9, 0Ht
I hrOWn ana hss detn.ted cfcttms N IRE Lh0rtes
to'cn jGtt may hope for pardon. In the opinion
Of Virginia, the I'VE Republican leaders above
| mentioned are more guilty than even Johf
brown and his associates An ignorant fanati-
cism may be pleaded 10 pala.ion Of the crime
OF Brown, but the i've Republicans would spur
such stuinfyIng plea! They would not COM
promise their intelligence even as the cost o.
their morality. Let the friends OF Brown, LEI
all who believe MN 70 oe insane, ana at WIG VIC
intend TO represent INN az crazy fanatic, FOL
whose folly no party ls responsible, deliver "
Greeley, Osddsngs o"sstn and Hdfe a ian
| trial, at their Own time, with their own counse
will De freely given them; and u Virginia does
not prove them guilty they shall 60 unhurt.
New Boar ron THE Trade OF rHE UPrEs
Pittsburgh Press Q. the 9th, it will be seen thai
Capt Gray ls building magnificent boat for
che Upper Mississippi trade. viii Oh will be COM
pleted To time for the spring business:
Capt. K. 2. Gray's new side wheel packet, in.
tended Tor the Upper Mississippi trade, arrived
at our landing on Wednesday. The hull was
built BY the Messfs. Porter Of Shoustown, and
Is beyond all donbt one Of the best pieces Of
mechanism in the western waters. Her length
ls 22o feet; beam 50 feet; hold 81 feet her plank
y Tour inches thick. The hull was superintend-
ca oy Captain Y Dung one OF the best boat
builders IN the west. She will be finished with