The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-06

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Gov. Seward and Others agree that the rally
in point Of numbers is not surpassed or cqualled
by asy Of the campaign thus far. And here
word deserves to be said of the character of this
turnout, as was manifest to all Who watched the
countenances of the audiences or procession o.
yesterday. These were al voters aRd not voting
cattle. They Will vote in their own towns anc
precincts and cannot be transported from count,
to county. They came to Chicago from theil
farms, their workshops and places Of business
| ut their own instance, paying their own fare anG