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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-09

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We last vet 1uBg q IT, kroess the Reps
lisaa Ssaos banner foF 1851, inscribsd With
Danss " good men 80 tfse pn1er its folde
W intend 70 ,jlIeently lAbur unt1 The ides n
Octobes. wh14e expeet vtetOry 70 perch "a
or standard Man. With the various e.
didAtea. pefsono11y, w have but pacing -
ousintsaee -if 10 e1ceps Gov. Love and Judge
Baldvin, -hus ~ hAss every reason % believe
they - collectively and individually, such men
- ~ RepubliCn party ever delighted In hon
oriDg-nen Of strong minds, clear heads, UNI
questionable integrity, and thoroughly imbued
with the doctrines Of the fathers OF the Repub-
kc With such aifcket, If every member Of the
party hit does his duty, our opponents will be
left 30 high and dry on the shoals Of LeOmp-
tonism, in this State, that the tide wat ~,
1860 ~ill mot afford them the least chaTcS 49,
getting their unseaworthy and rotten hulk inl0I
the harbOr Of the Charleston nominee.
Though We DO not propose, here, to enter into
q detailed consideration Of the merits OF the
several candidates upon our ticket, We cannot
forbear saying that, with the nomination for
Governor We are pleased exceedingly. Mr..
Kirkwood has great personal worth, and mo.
desty which is positively refreshing in these
rampant days Of parade and pretension. There
is not q particle Of tinsel or frppery about him
-nothieg whatever, from head TO foot, out
wardly or inwardly, that would not become the
station for which he named, should be ever
reach it-of which We have not the least doubt.
He has not only our support but our hearty
support. OF the balance of the ticket, we can
say the same.
In regard to the platform adopted at the Com
ventioD, we have but word to say, at this time.
II is q broad, manly exposition OF the cardinal
points in the Republican laith--and as such
commands our hearty appreciation, and must
command the favorable consideration of every
person outside OF the organisation Of the ARR
canixed and demoralized Democratic party
We commend our platform and State Ticket to
the thinking and reflective portion Of the com
munisy. with confidence that they will meet
that attention and consideration which their
merits seem to Us to demand.-Counci Bluffs
Nonpareil.
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-09

q N. ]. RUscH.-The Democratic party pro-
iesTes TO love foreigners. lis bowels Of com
passion yearn over foreigners. In q spirit d
cranging toadyism, it professess undying attach
ment TO Hibernia and Germany; and it labors
with tremendous energy, to prove that it is the
only pol teal organization in the country that i:
totally Invested of intolerance toward foreigners
There is great difference, however, between
professions and acts. No sooner he the Re-
pnblicans Of Iowa nominated n. J. Rusch for
Lieutenant Governor, than yell, deep, vocifer.
Gus and indignant IRON the throats o. the De-
mocracy convu!sed the troubled air "Ha II
say they, "the Black Republicans are out OF
timber! They have repudiated their native
American friends. and nominated an internal
Dutchman With the assistance of good an
terpretey, Mr.. Rusch may be able to preside over
the Senate (See Visiior) Why wasn't honest
John Edwards nominated instead of this raw
importation from Germany ?"
Such are the epithets that are showered, like
Noachic Deluge, on the candidate for Lieut..
Governor They prove with the utmost dis
tinctness,,t that every profession Of respect made
BY the Democracy toward foreigners. Is crowd
ed with hollow fiattery and hypocrisy. So far
AZ ksubserves the purposes Of selfish partizans
belOngsng to this party. they play the sycophant
At the feet Of our Irish and German population;
but when pure aud noble and intelligent man
mailing IA years since from Fatherland, and
speaking the language Of his adopted country
With far more accuracy than nine tenths Of The
Locoioco blood hounds hat are ba,ing at his
heels,-when this man is nominated by Repub-
!icans for one of the highest offices in the gift
OF the commonwealth, the German-i6sing Lee
mocracy, forgetting their empty professions of
attachment, make him an object of insult, per-
sonal detraction and prescription. But We tel.
them, at the commencement of ghis eventfui
canvass, that they may as well spare their de-
nunciations Of our candidates. They are point
ing battery at their own bare bosoms, which,
in October will introduce Them to all the bene-
fits arising from an acquaintance with "King-
dom Come u Warren Eagle.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-09

VINO can imagine the feelings of Prof. Wise.
VINO ior nearly twenty years cherished the idea
fsOf crossing the continent in the air. without
having previously received sufficient encourages.
merit or assistance to- carry his design into IL
iects The triumphant sronauts must at this time
DC the proudest men in the world, and the thrill
OF ecstacy which las ere this exharated their
sosia. was worth whole lifetime Df dlsappoint
ment.. They have done deed which viii rem
DER their names immortal in tbe annals aof
|eesenee, even sif they intended TO stop here !.
oat seen i y considered that this onfy he frs,
Ct serles Of more startling adventure -auct,
= crossing lsom ne Pacific 10 the 11sn,ic
o .ss and Lastly voyegs 6roand the world,
SO a0Aif begins % sssniAe an unparalleled GRAN
deur. 81
Z These gentlemen, Who have already astonish.
60 the country, will follow up their success wi,h
gu the ardor otpbilosophcal AZ poet,csl minds
'thathave demonstrated agrsst5 eoblem q strueR
: f'ch lead 10 the eoldea regions of Fauey. Win
the conviction hetelN Nam, that the field + -
s GU theiE oyei the right Of dls6 ~
Ihey Will feH1Nmhn&s That
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-09
THE BALLOON COMET

Mr.. 5. N. Brooks, an aeronaut Of this city,
now unrolled his balloon, the "Comet," which
was soon swaying in the air, impatient for a
start into the blue ether. Mr.. Brooks had vol
unteered to act as escort. and his light basket
car was soon attached, and in the space of bali
an hour from the time the imitation commenced,
the Comet, with Mr.. Brooks in his car, was
mounting up in beautiful style. 1t was pro-
nounced by all a very fine ascension, and Mr..
Brooks was highly complimented nv the
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-09

q Cleveland, JpI,f5
The triaisof Jennings, Love, Ntes.9 /
Davis. for kidnapping eocanenced 49,. SF
instance Of their counsel ssrAngemen, -.
by which nollswere entered ID their ~. =,
thoss 81 the Oberlin rescuers Who as,i-a..s
ane the prasoHers On both sides YER, n.
charged. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21

a. ifsssn ito, close TO casae fortress capable Of somS
resistance another body Of Ausrisns seems to navo
Which lasted hg.een hours, but repulsed with
tome ioss What can be tho object OF these opera
r,ver 1t would have taken him TO Turin. But 10 proceed
ey THIS route The Austrian must cross the Doraa little
river wheh so%es down from the Alps, and, flowing
hrough me level country IN front OF Turin falls into tho
Po The banks OF this river said TO have been fort
hed and was Thought that these lines had been chosen
by the sluggshneas of the Austrian had detemino "a
draw together and fight battle for Turin. Bg crosalnr
he Pc the invading ovison whose advance we are now
facing that position altogether for thew are
the south bank, and the Dora comes down ia,o
the 70 from the north. The object Of attack however M
Qu,e doub:fu They may be either proceeding towards
Turin by the most direct route, or they
may be about, BY The simple m,h@icr' s q
left, and advance upon Aiessandria II it be true that
Austrian caDpoDaje was comm snced a. Valeaza, 1t
Would appear perhaps more probable anas inc @
OF Alexandria, and the Austrian reserves, which are said
in great force at Pavia and Pacenza are well placed
even for descending upon Genoa Thus have we traced
the progress OF division, wnich took the pain coun
try and at the last adv crossing the Pc a. point
not above ten miles distant from the great fortress OF Aes
ssDdria There is, however another division OF the in
vadiDg army which, Instead Of crossing the fIcino,
went up north TO the lake whence the Ecino flows,
and crossing that lake penetrated into the northern
and Alpine districts Of the Kingdom they in
vailed. Distant from railroads and telegraph wires,
the movements OF this force as yet obscure. We
peced 10 find them coming down into the level country
somewhere about the line Of the Dora, and forming
a junction there With the force advancing directly
through the plain but, AZ these have nos crossed
that the junction will be attempted at other point
On The uhole Il ,oould that the Amtyt1ns hare gained
nothing present by their choice Of the moment ard BY teir
sudden ittatire erce The poosr Of making forced eonrt
Luiions in their egeasys cs,ry Sardinia has her for
resses Alcssandris asae, Genoa and Turin
her hands, and all the positions she hods connect
ed by lines Of rail with each other aud with the sea- and
with the Alpine passes into France It yet seems q
though Austria had staked heavily for an opportunity
won it, and now thrown II away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21

derce Of twenty years. fYc ,lrd where 10 enves .na
venerated tounbs Of Charles X, OF the uase Ango.
ICE without hesitation, Venice and f,ohsdof .he Prince
ebeys the nyincibe nnTaiEe Of national feeling HsIuy
French heart oanpot keay the idea o. nhstlng Country
atwar with France Ia quite enough 20 be ID exile; tre
Count do ChsmtorA will never ALLOW the dignity Of his
position or TIE suscsptbiies Of his pasrosm, 70 be sub
jeced to Nhe sliektest Attaint
General Sir ", codrng!on's appointment ~ Governor
Of Gibraltar is saaetted. He the las. EngAsh Com
mander in Chief In the Crimea
Lord Ossstlaton has been summoned to the House Of
Peers by she title OF Baron ossuEton
The Empress Eugensa completed her 33d year on We'd
nesday, May
With reference Il The market for American securities,
Eessrs. D. Bell Son, & Co. report as follows
Use market fc. American securities during the past
fortnight has bsC1 what influenced by the panic at
has prevailed n that for other foreign securities, and
sone for ced sas have been made decline moi exceed
ing about tive per csnt 10 the few railroad bonds that
have been saieabo at any price business as been done
NJ son iIarsft Nh t0arar a,,aea ffnnu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE FRENCH
SHNATE

The xoriteur OF May publishes the folowuy aCcount
Of the sitting Of the French senstc the 81 dsr
President Tropong Prince Napoleon attended the sitting
NJ Fould Minister Of State took bis seat with ths nsn
farmaes, and addressed the Senate as felovsGar.s
mer nave bad the honor OF sylng before me sen,.e
Statement % sns nsgoaau'ns folio we'd TIE Pcwsrs 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
THE EFFECT OF THE WAR ON THE FUNDS
from Tat's MagaZine.l

Since the LIST OF January consos have fallen in value by
the of seventy millions sterling; shares Of pubic
companies in this country, and other securities have
fallen by a similar sum- The two cnsses are worth now
hundred and fifty millions less than tame pertoi
during he year. They continue TO produce the
turn, nearly the same for the revenue Of many public
companies is unaffected; but tho reduction ia the money
which they would bring Is the Of the fail OF
public confidence in their stability But who have caused
the falp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21

<rsrori.o n pch lorssr. Prussia, ~ YEA uzs. hsys
isar,t M "a trio tsss---a- = ssi. ali fo.+
damssic pr raraion ior var, All person 500 ~sll
knows VIVA passing . 3arhr s-tss TIA. ORDERS tavs
been ssu 70 supply al he foressss with r:,Fsio-s
snpunit ID, &c, A German sfny Of $4,000 usn
,bYown b,idy in.o France woai dor5.eee briag
the Ere CD % their senses at cnce, but, rnfo-
tunate,y, Psut sls is By msans likely 10 take
the ned nnsss Austria should DO ssnsy deesse 81 the
French Usn.ver yesterday proposed the Blna 10
in accor dance with directions contained "a art lie AZ OF III
Act or Confederation, but the mater was-p-ablty
the request Of Prussia-ree1ed to .he committee. ms
pin OF the article N qnston IS Ma: If taa nee %
The Bund lsn9sysr Ra decides ey majority Q: ya:sa
that attack on the non Federal POSSESSIONS Of
Der OF the Confederation ID atten Led w.,h Danger 20 M
Federal territory the Bund bound 20 take proper
suIef Scr It's defence. It sill stated in the German pa
pers the Prince Regsb, Of Prussa 10 70 take TO
preme command OF all the Federal armies bat IA in.
clined 10 doubt the correctness Of the report
There Is such dear.h small coiIs here that the pso
pie have again bal recourse tie expeien o, dva ls
the form note into four parts The lower classes b.
ginning hoard again. and in few days there wit %
an issue Of notes for 10 and kreutzers. Money 80
Mat The discount on IRA paper 10 and
~ per cent.
The Hereditary Grand Duke OF Tuscany arrived hsrs
last night. no private dispatches be Forwarded
from this city TO Italy, as The telegraph Is coo.uua
woI king for governn el. Great numbers Of volunteer,
have already presented themselves here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21

repeated occasion 70 officially inform our govern.
nent OF his perfect acquiescence in the American
doctrine Of opposition to the right of search.
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1UaIUEee CARA

as COPARfNERSalP herssosbrs sz;sssae >,sv,,
NO. ."e ondefSened under the style end 6.m a A. T.
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NOKTh-CAROlLNA,
VIRGINIA, AND
TENNESSEE TRADE
will be found second to none
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examination Of our Stick, prices. &c.
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Cures Guaranteed.

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nR. CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
ID the last year a new remedy for CANCER-purely
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unless casts that have been rendered ncurable at least
doubtful by the of Mineral p0sons He slso treats
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affections. &c
Pamphlets containing testimonials Of the highest char
acter forwarded to any that may wish them.
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March Is, 1883. 2e-
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