The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01


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Ane same sesaafk eannes p made OF those
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under The admipietrstion al the common
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from less (Asssys. Dodge asd Jenss,) eser
uttered soyl !. eoademset;os or rebxks of
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then candidate Tor 0svsfnof OF this State,
published an address to the people Of Iowa, in
rhfch ~ithout no,fe..;n. ~ Dive m. .x.c.
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$3.50 ". .'''s's s"' 1''''s'' ~ 0eoA'of
butes, he said:
A. &. a.
of Southern politicians, that our institutions are
n danger from foreign immierations, and alb
Dor the sentiment announced By Senator Butler
that Iowa would be more nroanarous With the
institution Of Slavery, than with her induetri.
Gus and patriotic German population
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90 " CRUSH NJ. Ofimes unoef an issue OF vera
city, and addressed . note TO Mr.. Butler a. fol-
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Washinvton Anr;, 9sd 1874
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Soms NJ INV fr;enA. !. a su,nosea thu, in a
playful remark which made yesterday, ASST
mulated the Her@ans coming from Bremen ana
osns. ps y. ~ ~; ;n S"S; 49,
ae,ly the reye,ss. What I did saw. what in.
tended to say, and what as Southern man.
Will ma'ntain, is, that an intelligent ana iuol-
1 H".onr; ~ Nshr.sG. mov,a Ss O. sccen,shs
neighbor TO me, and as thought would be
to Iowa. A. one Of these new emigrants. l
nepe' no" tuas am nnoefssooo on 'oa' mat
No. :. INNS, hs .,r...n, a. an, ,,;. ,o,oass
man. that Iowa was not separated ftom the
other non slaveholding Northwestern States
because OF Any supposed difference between her
I'd simn,r ss an ;,ins.r.,ior hsa.nse If her
proximity and neiehborhood to Missouri and
Kansas. The remark was intended to illustrate
:! .ne Uplnion 'nas genueman OF gooa cnarac, ss
ho,ds elaves would no a. oood . re,ohhor "a a
newly emigrated foreigner from Germany I
never had it in my mind to think OF Iowa as
o..e sa@s "uss .'i S rs ,., ;nea'ee 'ns '"s'
am ,en,lemen nth ,rna rasr.ct vours
90 AsE A. P. BUrLxs.
Mr.. Butler does not deny that he made the
remark, reported by the Washington Union, but
says that it was "a playful remark" grim
plav fuluees ipdeed!!
Nov ,ook =, tho fact. 7, IN. .nsecb ae,,ver.
"A -. ~. OH :, r.h.,.., "a ,.no.,aa n N.
daiy washington pnlon OF the .1tn o. March,
1884, Mr.. Butler used the language first quoted,
and ths Ssnatoy. f,om Zo,oa ,cho Asia their scots
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