The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

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In Silly Thought and m the wlldering hghs,ss ]
CLOUD by Day, PIN ~ Name by nkgn1
He'll point rs onward, Unuar0 20 the g0ais
Leading on legiQns with biz yast cQpfr0e--
llnplanting truth, the idol Of his soul.
Since we last met here. wonder Chamber Of
year Capitol has lost ! saee,s infellece hero's
heart, . devotee Of cauntFy Dawn. q BRoD-
rRlcK has ceased 10 walk The earth, and sleeps
his last sleep in the Golden City Of the West
Mighty Stateas extuadina from the Pacific Ia the
furthest Eastweto startled and almost paralyxcd
4 the recital IL the sad story and their sturtiy
yeomsnry. their skilled Ia crsft, their sons.
breathed their VOW in tnxe, and registered il ii
faith and determination. Their banners are n
resdy X their hands. let The nation read them.
They hear the last words Of diving scet---they
NAV vet ~ trnmnasetl q the mouths az cannnia
on i;elia q. vae.,s s. 80. Ff 4
Hereafker. "a ther vnst hereafter. children win
sneak bis name when tracing their fathers creed:
and here. HOMAGE. imnulsive. not ceremonial
shall be presented to him. d officers of the state
and army rendered It before the core ar the
crcat Constantine. I'M
Forty wears ap, whilst The center nort;nna .of
this building were rising from The ashes ~ wics
ed conflarrstiou. within sight az this spol.
child was born to ! lowly artisan. How little
did that Gather ;maqine that the colnrns ,,rnon
which he then wrouoht we're Il, snnnart 1 deuc
beneath which that son shonld III a. Senator
from n State not tten kupwn q, tho (,nnfederary
and bearing within its bosom treasure raore Wi.
rable than the Golfers If The world. And vet
| n sl,e voalprae of Omniscicnce n ~as written
| ont how Dawn G. BRonreIcx the ch;h IL toil
| shnn,d i've and die. rh.t nahle es,,;ra,;nna
what, se,gss erifcinsr devntion What mrennn,,er.
,hle uill roarld achieve. NOW ii wonld s,,,far
;mmoIat;on NJ the call of consc;anca. h AMI h;s
exs1anla shonld become an ;nsnration ~ mil.
| lions IF men from xhose ranks hc rose lilo !
o;art srom slpn,lera Ua xas Gers ;psrrru,ont
Ear m;chtv ,,nr,,oses md He pave him lave ara
| co,nvrshs,s;on and nower IA was ! nl;lan-
| thron;st a r1,IS.,nher ! chief Those who
| thoncht him lssa never knev him and ,nust
f,;l f. con,nrahend tle cansa and extent or that
| feeling vh;ch l,;s death l,as nroduced. II win
| he better understood heresfter. when the
| haavens c,otha themse,ves Il .,onrn;n0 t,,er
| hold the hot thunderholt a. well a. tho rentle
rain. None arc too wise "a learn. Mistakes
NAV he made Inv defyinp The one whilst pcfition-
| ing for the other l- &
4 I esteem it,my highest honor to have ENJOYED
fully the affection and confidence Of the departed
statesman; and clustering memories, as well as
y eques' nA .a any, = P.suse s'ssn' Naen M
III; la 'e p.ue 80 AZ -.
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M, rom the wild e;ten,ont &c nartv .onf,;ct ~
the deener FEELING of nar,ia,nent M contests II
| ia dawn from = more truthful sanrce--rrom the
| calm and med;tat;on of tia m;,n;cht hour In
disciplined by early education. and making no
| pretsnse of learning. h. wa thomughlv a.
/ nua;nted with The history ne h;s race ana had
| carefully and cr;ticalv read the Hest models II
| English literature Mankind was his stndv HI
| had y ouick nercen,ioD of ruling motives and
| b;s charity was great Without } III IL HOOD
! to hind him in selfshnes. n the world tia glnrv
| of his country and the hann;ness ~ nor ,,eon,a
| gave direction to ali His ,hnrrhts and nodded
all his MANS sinoularly ,nodast in Nj hearing
and difident in the expression Of his opinions, Ne
w,s art;rolv sole ro,;an, MI ,,ossasso
void of fs,r U;s consecrat;on Il TIA e.
| of the f,,mer tho mechanic and M lahorar
was cou,nlete Their los. i irrenarahle .nd /
| would Iii tbam know = with III ;mnoss;onad
utterance of 4 cotemnoraneous noet / would
'uA'' 'iisir er'ei W ae''oii-
Arouse from your iethargv, children OF toll,
| Ye sons OF the anvil, the loom, and the soil;
Comeforth as the winds, in their struggling might
And wrestie 'tiil death with the foenan OF Right
s.,rwas thus with vour loader no c;ftad and t,,e
I! lis J;ea woS = s..-;Gce a;rar a. "a,
Every n,,se of His heart every narve ~ h;a frame
| We - d;r-,;f T',or ~ 81. = u ra,.o !,
neeu no, say iosed nh-yea' WIN more
''l.l, orothei iose snaii never forget num- no,
| nel.ic. Az CAIN hor s'ofih = "onid cmoodv ms
sP'ln, c"a'u, IA al unoyLs lihie, that tnc
~, anu opp'osseu ihiSA' iooA Ao'wa'u ~
uhIalhihg hope.
nu'' alas ~ ANGUISH repeas y, baopERieR
--'i,ete was pu. oner-nas ceased 70 walk the
car". I may not aiiuoe even 20 tiie c!rcain-
Stances Oh 'ne nero iaii; ana nave no disposl-
'l''h " uo 80. I D.heSe' leei' khoW that y
enousn u cohsoia'ioh. nou caiicu; =: answer
CO. anu ,ooh MS cause Win una. ~ me nRhas
VI las. o'hhpo'ehce eaFe nm ana u. he has
ic,' ilis lan,ie-sco large ios ordinary mortais !;
sno sn4' sun Drea's'es Is dafihg enough q place
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.iooie nc WIS piouu anu patrio'ic. ne falseo
49, 49, ~ 'anA, p.oNliS Wc icsi,lmacy q Il
o'oou anu his laiiie VIII ~ ~ enduring US the
iseofes u puonc slItue.
A Woa.s Jo,y,xa rur soxs - MR. T,o
disappearance of the man ,,ame,l Curtis frnm
Z,nesvile ohio snnn,seJ ~ haTe becn .r,;r;,ad
away and 'isnosed Of hv III sons of Malta for
exnasnq their secrets u ex,la;nad III ,;,a
ngplishss a statement in which she saw ,ba, lar
husband left town because no Nh snerv INA
mortified at her having ;mnosei herself nn,n I'M
Sons Of Malt, dressed IN MATS clothes and haan
partially initiated. Mrs Curtis aires m amns;n,
account of her experiences amono the sans So
and neiphbor. Mrs. smith h.vipr ! wo-na,iS
eur;os;ty 10 exnlora the s,crets wh;sh ,h.;.
husbands would not tell them, hribed nnc If I'M
Sous 70 introduce them as men. fol- initiation u
The. p,it on their husbands clothes and went u
the lodge room It il well per,,ans they nm
not go through all the ceremonies a they might
have seen some things appalling TO won,aIv
ewes. Mrs. Curtis got only as far d being tosseI
In blanket which must be an exciting oner,-
tim She describes he conclusion Of hgr adyen-
tusc as follows: .a
s.When the conductor said, Can ycu swim.