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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

1icD AID Frslox."-Under the above cap
: VI Illinois State Democrat (Breckinridge)-
~ " following point against Douglasin first
rdrs the Democracy, and then looking for .
Sih Bellevcrett af.er he announced him.
% hvor Of the principle ON account Of which
Fn left the Democracy. Says the Democrat:
sylas divided and ESQ far as be could broke
Y Democratic party, 1t Charleston and Bal
nN ostensibly because he would have nothing
y viii men who claimed national protection
slavery in the territories. lie was nominated
zoe part OF the convention and Breckenridge
, the other; the latter with those views
aglas, u he pretended, could have mo associa-
without de6lement. But it 90 happened that
Know Noshings were also in the field, with
!. Bell At their head, on the general platform Of
ne Constitution and the Laws" In this state
things the Douglas men and Know Nothings,
Vel men, form fusion ticket in Georgia
lrga vas remote from Douglas whereabouts,
here vas bare possibility that this fusion
termed without consulting him. But time
n, and N. Bells Southern friends draw him
"a letter, in which he takes ground 10 dis
y! and strongly for national protection to
Fty 10 the Territories 40 Breckinridgc, put
BE precise difference between himself and
~, for which Douglas broke up the Demo-
HR party. In this state Of things Douglas per-
ply persmbulated the state OF New York for
nj weeks, at the end Of which his friends and
Bell openly form fusion ticket in that
~ halst upon wAich all Know Noahi"gs are
e fv twsty-shree Foreigners and Cdttolics,
Ltmocratie Foreigners and Cdtko1ics are to
~ tnlv Kno~ Nothmgs. There can be mo-
~ Douglas advised, and indeed contriv-
= fasion. On what motive has he done il!
mat 'gur-rcat pur-rinciple Why thus ruin
saaey and embrace Know Nothingism? On
va has d;stracsod tie Democracy, Bell and
sisndgs are fvscisay al;ke-and the only dif-
"a that one is true Democrat and the
san old Wing Know Nothing. How long
ne Democrats continue to be humbugge1
y mere selfish tsickster, Douglasr
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

49, Nvad@s 1b6sucl
OD41 ~ W0As, ana z
- RAMMr CAfnAnflO
i've A0ssrtsc vhica the
peacslce more than TWEEN
the Constantly mexs.e-
Ave Io09 1sea the FILLS
~ sxpss0 sn regard y
70 ftecs - 1!snln -
4 ne rrciesno O. wen
49, 49, - :. On cessns
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

LET THE PHorLE ELEcF.-The Albany Even.
ing Journal has the following just remarks on
the schemes now in vogue to prevent an election
Of President by popular vote:
'Few greater calamitics, in these times, could
happen, than thc attempt to elect = President by
the House Of Representatives The delay Of ail
public business, as in the contest for Speaker,
last winter, would be a serious evil. The bribery
and corruption that would be engendered would
disgrace the nation. Moreover, Il is very doubt
full if the House would not adjourn without ma.
king choice, in which case that intense pro-
slavery body, the Senate, would elect Joseph
Lane. In every light that such alcontingeney
can be viewed, il il fearful calamity Not tina,
the country would not survive it, for we indulge
in no such silly alarms. But every friend Of
good morals, public order and Republican insti-
tutions ought to deprscatc Congressional con-
test for President far more than he would the
election Of the most Objectionable candidate now
In nomination by the people. He ought to strive
to prevent it, because Of its den.oralizlng and
anti democratic tendencies 10 well a. because il
would probably inR;ct worse than J. b. upon
the coqptry for our next President"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

lra Nesdlcine knovn aaA -
- used y, asA y $50
"a dence u III he diseaesS
nsrn,lcd.
Within Tho Iase tuo year1
& hspss u relIsf, . ~
certificates II NY poo
The dose I. ~ -
~ Inent u the indivisuaD
- mcA qnantjsies - 70 %
- Let the dictates a.
- lycu In the nse Of Ne
kATOR, and h ~
pLAISTs, nILLSOrs A..
= CnROxIC DsAnnnogA.
- DrskxrsRY, DAOPsr.
. IOossIvkHEss, CnOIlc,
- "A IxeAAfun, TlASU.
~ MALE WEAKNESSES, 81
- Ias IN OablnAnY HAMrlY
q SIcE HRADAcnK, e. tAe1-
- iswgxSY MIxUSho, 10 re
. Ar TAgRN u cuannseoeu.
IA Ak VINO uus u 40
its1asee.
eRffA "a A~2Mcewnnp -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

SNAKE HoLLow!-The unterrifed Democracy Of
Burlington made demonstration yesterday
Drummers had been running several days, EN-
pioyed the band and hired wagons, offering to
give all who would 60, free ride to Snake Hol-
After waiting from 81 o'clock, the appointed
hour, till after 10 the procession, consisting of
three wagons and 81 people, moved from Marion
Hall to the boat, IS quietly as possible. As it
was thought best to attract a. little attention a.
possible, there was neither music nor powder, nor
noise of any kind. Snake Hollow is probably
safe,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

- II ~ electioa were In 70 ~ vote, x our cld.
Feas Dr. Dsl wosld certaaly b or next Predeot m.
EDsl06s Worm Destroyer has Owen Nh paaes In 49,
grateful reeceesioos from vhlcA b. v not seen 10 al,
placed Insad q being dosed With naassoas duxs 10
saPel vsrs tAsy have only % ~ 1ev candy drops.
anA ~ nexs day they vel agan.- Daras>ovp Cas-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

INTERNAL ATTEMPT TO DESTROY Llvs.-"Whom
the gods intend to destroy they FIRST make mad, !"
was said long ago, and If it still hold t, We, the
end Of Douglas Democracy must be near at
hand. Read the following from the Chicago
Press and Tribune:
Some faint conception Of the desperate feel.
ing excited among the Douglasites of Spring
field by the late Republican demonstration, may
be drawn FROM the fact that % gang of Irishmei,
assaulted the excursion train returning north.
ward on the Chicago. Alton l. st. Louis Railroad
on Wednesday night, and threw some twenty
brickbats into the windows, smashing al the
81 1888 on one side Of q couple of cars, and badly
injnring two or three passengers. The miscreants
Immediately fed into tue Darkness hut one of
them has been apprehendcd, and will be made
to sweat before he gets ut large again.
But the most internal device was perpetrated
on the same road near Lick Creek, q short dis
lance south Of Springfield. A very large excur-
sion train left the Springfield depot about mid
night for Alton. The railrord authorities took
the precaution to send hand car over the road
few miles in advance of the train. While an.
preaching Lick Greek they found two rails loos-
ened and removed about six inces from their
proper place-just far enough to throw the train
oil the track, and send it over nm embankmcnt!
What 10 fitting punishment for such unspeaka.
bic malignity!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

A WOMAN WITHOUT CURIoslrr. IA an
old lady in this town, active and in good health,
Who has not seen the market house for thirty
years, although che lives within two squares Of
It, and who has never seen the railroad, and has
no curiosity to zee IL She says che did get .
glimpse Of the cars once from the street. In trout
Of her house, % she passed over the bridge, but
she paid NO attention 70 them" She has not
been % church for forty years, and the reason
she gives h. that people nowadays 20 70
show their own, whereas, when abe was young
they vent there to pray and hear prsaching.-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

THE PMROPHEcIks AND rHe EVENTS IN SrRlA,-
a BEIRUT correspondent Of the Boston Congreea-
tionalist writes
Still later intelligence informs 10 that the
Aoords have dccended upon Damascus, and have
carried of vast numbers of women and children.
Thss is the phrophccy Of jeremiah again receiv
ing its ful6ilment: Concerning Damascus,
Klamath Is COMPOUNDED, and Arpad, for they have
heard evil tldlngs they are faint-hearted there
10 SORROW ON the sea it cannot be qaiet. How
is the city Of praise now left-the city of INV
joy! Therefore her young men shallfall in her
streets, and oil the men Of war shall be cut OF
on that day, saith the Lord Of Hosts; and / will
kindle fire in the wall Of Damascus, and it
shall consume the palace Of Benhadad.o
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

-...,c.s PrAsvc11. We have ~ Repsb.
n.,fasn handsomely printed = co,ess.-
4. i IaeliaA and German - - sans ahsek
-. ! q ssch o. soc PER dosea.
. u hn1u
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

LESSONS FOR rns PRiXcE-The liberal papers
Of Canada, while entirely respectful to the Prince
take occasion to remind him of certain ideas Of
their own. The Hamilton Times speaking of his
intended visit to the United States, remarks
A valuable lesson viii the young Prince learn
from observing the prosperity Of that people
whom his ancestors drove to rebellion. He will
zee how little free energetic people really de-
pend upon princes-how easily they can be dis
pcnsed with, and how wise it is to dispense with
them when they misuse the prerogatives which
are entrusted to them for the peoples benefit
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

=
go BElt on CoAtlrIoxs.-The trading poll
.n' vho are offering the Bell and Everett
g"' sAk md are ready for any sort Of =
~ aaa d'eke' By which they can make some
s &C at'lnsy rebuked in aletter Of John Bell
60 10 1896 10 reference TO the coalition that
'xo Andrew Jackson, and now revived for
"scas0n Of ". Bells supporters Mr Bell
Iaae had been NO violation Of an important
49, " Ne late election, / should haye been
y % administration which oweS1ks ex-
" Union Of discordant and hostile int
ssssAs shout by the arts and political
eat and intrigue. These are arts ct
M employed by the minions aud minis
aces, whose thrones are supper ted by the
Of public morals. when those arts
= ..,safity in this country, the republic per.
n ne Aperican masters, the people, Who
~, ~ for themselves in the next Presi.
,.'ssseon, viii reject the services Of those
a. Il lAeil oisce BY practices that tend 70
n, ~ threaten destruction Q the govern.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

Gsd PIT up - GLAA0
! Aae1, n ami. cftMaas.
! PILls y . genuioe bot &C.
proprietor ha1 used In ~
} " yenrA.
, Ing Demand TORN thsse vAe
and the saaisfAcsl0a whjcb
, sAelr use, No. / pluceA NJ
reach of all.
know That dl0tsens O.
pofs30ns u the bOvele.
, fHARTlC PILL ~. M
e1tahlisheA facs, bsen cen.
, of the purese veeetahls
On every part ~ tie a.
Good and Safe ID IN essee
led, such - DERAN0E.
6LERPISxss, PAINS N Tun
n9ss PAia and sOaRRGes
ffom sudden cold, whleh
end 10 . long ccarss Il pe-
cRRgPsNo sEHsAfiON o.
IRBsfLEssnRSs, aGADAcsln.
all IxELAN11AfOaY DIS.
DaEH " ADULss, nzxuNA.
the BLOOD and ns11y d..
heir, too numesuus 70 snea.
lMene. DOSE, ! ~.
DR. AND FAMILY CAfHAN.
'uggists generally, and so.6
lhs large towns.
y. SANFORD, N. D.,
snf.ceursr and Prspristss
!. NMc Iork.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25
SUGAR MILLS AND EVAPORA-
DOUGLAS DRoTHKns,

DOUGLAS DROTEKR0.
xANEsvrLI.k, ONO.
Thls belag ~ only ssGAhAhnant d ~ UAnoa Naeeg
ManulhctnFng exc)asvey tn above aFs1sa tAsy hAvo
ctles for oesang v ~ pohe bstr - G8a9pr MINI
49, any seAsr-alssial. vssknan1s Dsvss, eMsAessy
onA dnsahlll1y csoAAssea- ~
PRICE, or NlLLS.-eSo. -, - - = olso.--
Larger 1elme uA4ls = erdeF.
HRlCg or AfORA TORS.-Mals - heayy n.
yan1se1 lsNn visA Gnst ua furnace ~ - eo0tlste
90 60 oNDa o8, - In slss - PaDsaa. PAMo g
~ go nyt4Saa1 uhA shgee ~ louF dylae-uhhpQe
HQsnene-9lS = -, occssd1nG 70 1se.
60 - Non1onle ~ passicalass M Tsulineaaals
II shosseasU oso Aeoae q OeonmWa an1 Dur1na1ea
o. - eale q ~ aheve astiele nd e9se 49, q -
nenncsuBem ps.ess-sAa Mll1s lse lso0 Tfs1 eAnsnN
Paschassss ~ aAviea y en- % - belbss Suy1an -
uhsss. langl0-wsul OGDEN . 03hS,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

u. G. \. R-A FULL CARGO IN CHARGg OF
OOsgC. DOYLE AND BALL-On Monday last,
about noon, two covered wagons passed through
Newton, containing fifteen negroes from Missouri
and Kansas, who we're making their way toward
the north star. The wagons were accompanied
by some II or Is white men on horseback, vine
appeared to have charge pf tao cargo Of Thu.
man ehattlc.. The negroes and the whites were
heavily armed, and presented quite vatlike and
very daring appearance. Amongthe whites were
Coppic and Ball, Of Harpcr's Ferry notoFiety,
who were known to sous " our citisens. and
Doyle, Of Kansas note. They said that when
{hsy started, these vas large company Of whites
and one hnadred slaves, taken fFem Missouri
and OF the Waukasusa, In Kausaa, and that
hey separated on coming into Lowe, into Differ
M cosspanies. A squad Of 10 passsd few
niIss eoash Of this On Monday. Coppic and his
eonpany declared they were able 70 cops with .
huadrsd psrsons IL attacked, and .appsared d..
eerniped 10 70 through or die, 4hsy eemped .
Aort distance fiom town for aeysral he1rS end
thsp prNoeedsd On their josrnsy.-[yasper Co.
QovsJ fSei&
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

,..,svrxrf NEErixG.-Atsension b called -
:. -..;.. d meeting of The friends e Bell
y r,..sss Ia Dcs Hoines cosasy. % b sbasa
-, cslsnn. Ths nsseiag = called =
.,.,s easard.y afsernocn next q o'eaock.
y :. e,sd The nembers Of this ancient and
Il, ,esoeesablc party have concluded 70
~. N electoral ticket Of their own. Il y
~ trsssr tban voting for DougiaA They
4. ..,;oaal to vote for ssetioaai bob.tail
-. me that Of the squAtterA A. all The
-. ~. 4 Republican principles win vote for
:, r;,coln, We shall not Be weakened BY ~
-. 4 our enemies.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

II
@ mind, freepsn Of Iowa, that on the
W y October, ls4s, Judge Douglas said,
sasea in the city Of Springfield, Illinois,
pi-
soe EVIDENCE Of public opinion at that day
oS,s e Indicate that this (the Missouri) CON
ss ~ had BECOME CANONIZGD IN
.A6Is OF TUE AMERICAN PHQPLE
- SACRED TRfNG WHICH No RUTH.
IornAAs ~ WOULD EVER BE RECKLESS
$50 II the present month, In speech
= Providence, Rhode Island, b said
sa.a ssss there-ltaead Or snsmy q The
oe-vants 70 know sonsthing about
Scsn Cempsomiss. (ChssrA) have
ehssas eejsction 70 telling hin I'll he
S0ssosSs know upoa that question. !
sSn,.ssI IN THE BILL 70 REPEAL THE
VM RESTRICTION.
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Rltirsr-Vagtr. R,uperynss,
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Sir. SO M}a,nurGRc, ,mtibcn Err 3 - 1c
H'It tnl AreFtS Wager fcr'igr ntrrrn- uno !9nakcn S, REV
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Iicrf 9 im5. 80 ~irt st-
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'%'h eGemlcdlttn II. i. ~. Mr.. 3 @tatn. Cir,
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Msetptt Tsrecn nit Der ercF;tn SNrsfalt uns G,tnan.
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500e FfN. %amhrr9sr 5metYdem,
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cen HHt hun, scssr Il lS"t stntaule nattn, tax asaarrp ;ucri,
V"'""s"' So :. SRIt 1888. Srbn Ssrbie.
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| 'UNH-V ERSICHERUNC.

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LEMh'st'h f1M!ih Er"itrraa9 of 2S1aua1uir, zic,,z, Astr
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