The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

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bourHxaS FAxArlclsn.-The accounts of per.
soo9 ostrages committed in the Slave States
would be Incredible If we did mot fnd them Il
Southern newspaper To have been born in !.
tree State is sufficient in many cases to provoke
any amount OF suspicion, personal indignity and
vsosence, ana innocent men are severely punished
ana expelled ON mere suspicion without waiting
~ proof The South is in fair way to cut itself
on NOM gu Intercourse, not only with the North
but with the whole civilized world, by these bar
barous atrocities.
Several gentlemen who had been driven away
from the South arrived at New York. few DAYS
SINCE, ON steamer from Savannah, Ga. Among
tnem were two gentlemen exiled from the chiy.
alrous State Of South Carolina, whose heads
were shaved on one side One Of them ayowed
nls intention to return and take vengeance ON
ms prosecutors, but to return would be pretty
certain death Two Northern young ladies
'escnlng . school at Richmond, Va, were warned
on 0y some respectable gentlemen They an
piled for another school in the interior Of the
State. where there was vacancy, but were re-
yected by the trustees solely because they were,
from the North, and they have returned to New
York Two italian organ-grinders were tarred
and feathered and ridden on rail in Alabsma.
Ihey were victims Of cruel practical Joke. ~
Being ON their way from Mobile into the Interior
they asked for directions, and were given a ma. |
per with these words, which, not Understanding |
Engliah, they innocently accepted:
ITO the Knowing Oncs:-Pass nv Italian |
friends. All right Nuns the word. (Signedl !
John Brown Of Ossawatomien
heachlng the next town, faint and weary. they
allowed this note at the hotel, and the mob soon
collected and administered q dose of Southern
cnlvAafy, almost killing the poor vagrants A
LUG seAcner, resident for nine years in Alabama,
having married there and holding Southern opiu
Ions on slavery, has been compelled to Hy North
ior nus life book agent was arrested in Ala
bama, who was soliciting subscribers to ..Fleet.
woods Life OF Christ" He appealed to the Metho
dist Conference for the State, then in session he
ing himself Christian Of that denomination
Inc conference arrived at this sesult, which they
ordered published in the papers:
I'VE have examined this mans case We
fine no evidence to convict him of tamner;ng
w'tn @ayes but as he is from the North, and en-.
gagged in selling book published in the North.
We nave right 70 suspect him 40 being an aboli I
iiontst, and We therefore recommend, in order
20 guard ourselves against possible danger, that
ne be immediately conducted BY the military out
'f this county into the next adjoining"
Inc military responded to the call of the clergy,
IND the northern agent for an excellent Christian
look was marched out of the county. !
Wm s. Demott, merchant Of Indiana. was =
raveiing in Kentucky last week When beI :
eacned harodsburg, he was suspected Of being
negrostealer, and was told that he must leave
y once, or submit to a coat of tar and feathers
ms reply WAS that he was not a negrostealer. +
ND would not leave until he got ready; and a
ave the gensiemen notice that they would fina c
dangerous work to lay violent hand upen il
Inn. Finding him man not to be frightened q
iey got out warrant for him and put him in h
H. He employed J. r. Bell, Opposition candi. OF
ate for Governor last fall Is his counsel Moth. M
. being proved against him, he wss released | c.
70 - when he got through with his business in
ne CneFieston Mercury Of Thursday says that ii
20 soohaonlses isR town on that day for the ia
o'n, ~ steamer One Of them was taken in til
aArge several weeks sisce, and has been earning
= living for month, by cracking stones for the
agreeabiy 70 sentence imposed by the Mayor. -
~ acquired his trade, and leaves without -; W
- egret. The other was received from -. ~
where he had expressed obnoxious IN
ntiments. e'oAi'"s vo
Tm ADN1ssIoH OF KAxsAa-rhere tn
" caFrent ct Washington, ON Monday fhst pc
fremdent viii send . message 10 Congress sh'
posang the admission of Kansas into The Tfn;o, alb
the ground that the requirements Of the M rat
an bill are that census shall be taken Ia IL ine
tam what is the population Of that Territory OF
that none having been taken, the law has POI
been complied with, and there L no legal liai
owledge that Kansas has the required popula- tnl
egate from that Territory, arrived at wash. cor
son on Sunday, and says that the population ter
Aansas y not less than one hundred thousand. tor
Plevsll'ng opinion i that there will b. no will
-: q any Of the Territories dua;ne this wiz
-, ana =. that Il the Homestead and Ksnsas A
m ~ oills pas the House. thew win not yai
, tne SENATE. IN Essnatioo for this thers giul
oe general slaughter = ~ TO-. - ~ Que,
,;r.te l.; a. administration schemes chat In 4
70 inc senate. The two hodses In ~ seye
nrSct conflict on ell polisical messs,.s e. = corn
onslaught Win j. Els1s and ~
IN both branche~-fCorr. New Yars I n 20 os mem
, great fight between Tom Savers oe the
!. ..h ~ 1essn q this country for The CO.. sp'
2 .ne world is finally arranged - ,.I n'n
= nsar London On Monday The ista - = .ase II
sta.s, nov up are aI6o g Exon 9 A PS Cent
- e 0ouDled before the battle LENA
h. Duke of Modem. 1. than
60 = e u Italian language, 70 be De;..ss !. II
~, end % advocate his claim 49, n.y. = Fran
i. -. - asSspaper business ard.oos thos.s eccaa
" respectable night
= e ren Wsyne DAD Rapublic.n s.y.: ~.
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