The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

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, Vuqaestioaably the largest ana naoss eoth.,
astic political meeting ever seen ia Iov.. .e.r,r
o'ed as the Capitol on Saturday last We are 4,
: sared. upon the best authority. thas full TT,
n THOUSAND PEOPLE were pre,e.e TA,.
4 thousand were known 70 be IN sttendanc. f.c,,
!. Warren county, at = s 3
- "'eeuns vas addressed by Col Curtis. Col
: 1850 saoee' ssone' 0eorge Nay, r. W. East
'.."' =. =. Noufse and others During the af
'o0n .ne speakers addressed the people ftos
's0 ''anas' IN the evening from thsss.
washhurn. ,,e..-,. -, .'1s' ..Pt
Am. .n,,...,n.. - s,,"-. - ,'o1 :. sO' sne''
rem Co.,.v Cl.. C,.,, 49,, - 80 var
ment Of thc o,...,o, .,a ,a...-.. s.o,
excellent mu.c &C.,. Co., :, 49, :.
sh.I and 6 = ,v.;.. n. S"s.
Cluh .ho,,a ~. :. ca.-....- '''e -''''eo'"
i We .h.u v.;, e., 49, n..
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- According TO our dispatches yesterday
.1'e!"oon' the combined forces Of Belland Doug
las have succeeding In electing Coombs, Old
Arce.l. ~ x.,,,c., r.;. - =. .oS.' /"
officer e,.c,ed :. ~. 49,. ~. oy ''a.e
.cas. and Tho rss,,. ;e ~. --.,... .,.. .,.
Coombs v;Il have ,o !. -, ....-s S-.. '..'
nrcves corr.c. .ho.. a.. :. -!o''v
strong for Rrcclcnr;d.. ''>''' - wy
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| A.eu'' "overnor baboitt, 10 his Bugie,
1u'nos'zed 70 say that Alexander n.
o"'s"e'o' "eoss's' w"i sake the stump for
| douglas ABOUT the l5th OF August Will Bah.
bitt tell us when he heard from Alex lastp
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~ A"e Democrauc Executive Committee
have placed the name of J. n. Elwood upon
the State ticket for S,,nrcmc I,,,o =, 49,. =
g.. a..,;.., = p-se "
1's'''sN h'.oou mas reputation for |
Deihg the most abom'nabic outrageous liar in the
whole Democratic party of Iowa. Thia In n d;e |
tinction which he has .oh;o,., a =.
60 '.."'s 'ac last
.o"' sea's alu We 'nese'ore give h'm credit for
It. but we never supposed we should see "Aw-
full Disclosurcsn nominated for the S,rrema
R.coh H.. - 3,
:. 20 JUG. - '"uc" e"'t'ed 10 the
n''"'"a''on % giAzard ioot.' Dean or hppenny-
DIT Cole. The hob-tail party il on its last legs
in lows i
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DoUGLAs AND BRoDERIcK.-John Hickman of
PENNSYLVANIA. in his recent sneecb at ph;l.ae,.
NH. oxos,d ~. ;..e.o,:.. orn.,,
f' .''e ''''u'''. " Dous'as i" ms own
sovereignty U0Cfr1nc frn0fmpnk n
the people Of Kansas lie also alluded to the
fact, not 80 we'll known. that Douglas was only
.. ,a,, c.,,,, ,,,.;. g.. ~. r.-,:.. rm,
o"' 'o""s 'o' s"e i'''s''s'' o''' "y 'ne de-
""nc'at'ons OF the late senator broder'ck OF CAL
ifornia. Mr.. Hickman saws of Douglas:-
eHe onnoscd tho .dm;ss;on oe y.ns.
the Lccnmnton constitution ~;,h soor.;ra 49,, ~;
business, and then announced his determinat;on
~ vote ccr ,ho ..a,nr ;n;a,,;,,. 49,, .r..,:sI
hin, 7, w,s ,hen Tho hornraS sr, herc;. Ia" H..
r;s Who nor siaens IN .,oa,h shaS I .asrS . 20 na
,n;.h .nd 800 l..o.a,s ~ -: a."
.h;s .ca;r H. vo;i h.s lee, :" s.m ".s uer
rs hr .ha .,i;a, - ". non,,. 49," .'oseD
His admirers Savs sc.aJ ,;s.,r .s !. 10 s -.
vsr,ed dnnh,,ass ,"nS ,,n,,,s.s.,. .,,s,.a as pa
s,,,.,sos,;a.s IT, nI su.ses anu
sS atM ~ ~ '1. ', w ,' uus. a"u s'cses'
David C. Broderick, is Mr.. Douglas indebted for |.
his rescue from whirlpool which would certain
y nave enga,phed ilm-from stain which
.;,h Tho csnso 20 .h;oh ho j.. ~ a..,.a.:S.'s,
nrofessea 70 de,o,a h;msoIf ..;.hha,a .h,
Z rords IN wh;.h Tho so.,h;r, ..,,,.o a,a,hI 1
nd yet this noh,est and nost saIc s""s;s;n,. ~
mon NJ no,olos, ,ro.ao.nr .ho ,,as.ns .".ss.S
,ho IN Tho tn5lnoss or h;s 49,. I'D =, ~. s.;,
couch axcl.;mel s,hov hovo L;,,od mo ,hor ri..oo
murdered mo hrcause vss onnosed 70 tho ~,
,ars;or of sl.var, ard o".-n, "S.,n;s.s..; w..
oncn b;s return h,n.o .nd ~ tha ho.,. ~ ~. o
ptorrost trial .hor foht;nc ;to G.. .r..a.,s $780,.
Ie hen,,ed Eneos asanst tba ,,o,s;onaS SaIS.s
of the nresent dynrstv and AZ : ,;mo -ho, he
h,d r;cht to eynect oil ,o.s;hlo o;S f.o,, .hs il
man xhose interest he I,.d ,ns.ss h;s owr c,nns
an tho svmnoth;cs of NJ Do"a,.. os.on,,aI [ ~
l,is onnonents and hmsalf traa,ed 40 an eno,ov
and an OFF cast five would rcsnect tho memo. e
rv Of Rroder;ck we can never snprort non.i.s. &
Il wona he a mari, of hs ssenoss and eerv;l;tv r.
there was ever a true son of the North ;nhrm.n.
v hrokrn In en;r;t and vvho h.d ro.so,, 80 -
claim. save me from INV friends that man vss s
David C. Broderick. lad Sterhen A. Doucias Fl
,ut discharged the duty he sacredly Owed him Ii
,e would have gained a victory for freedom in :.
;v;n, - 10 is,,S I'D ".I.Sa.a - 10y oPon,
he foremost men in the republic" N
The circumstances connected with the matter b
,f the English bill are told as follows by the b
Chicago Press:- d
sOn the Sabbath before the final vote on that Il
dill. meeting of anti-Lecompton Democrats of h
= Dotn houses was ne,a al tne rooms OF oenasor f
,.iv;..hie for ,hen, ~ ,afe IN the en,eruencr v
,umber of the weaker brethren, including Sen. o
'tor Douglss, advised conciliating the South By
.css scesP.'.g Me Eng"sa oal. unly lous p Or nse
ck of California. end Hairs of Illinois Mr.. I
Hickman says that when Douglas manifested . 4
willingness TO yiela' the gallant Harris 'sncd u
80, ". R,%..;oL ~, .ola"I, =. ~. s soe.
nd ,oc,;pc h;s 6noor a;roc,l, towsr1 NJ o