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

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1 at nssaaiq ars W did JvatliscAgJauap.
HorEx M. GartseM No AlqFae loVlA1 setac
20 the Democrats Tor ppn-0rRanixatiOn. n
scenes ensetcd he1e ~ 6ut the bsidnnibk VI u
"inepraiblercen1iCt, iosaw13cat0 0ksys sG1kstl .
nnss - cpReict heswseai sseoaiAg gaors.-
tS sopR',, " csss.sR ses Norsh and Sof,h
they are ~ D. edsAicaS Shei aplVm1 6ahsias \
~ e0neafeutioA=-ifs slhaip ussoU5f fnlwh I
ciplcs of the Repabllcsn psrsv -, se;Ii a \, \.
maintained, md their purposeS - s1 =
the 8ontA by Osaeret tatsns1 3 60lP tE3SSH<..
sies, or by anffiendly lsiaiaaoa- sDAU daej@ved
Of tree plEticpetiopi N - yaennaabssy1Stor;eI
q De'ong,ng e e sns psepae q ths Upisea aiases
hettr Dtcseaa6za I n yoaa aRsteaMt2 EiiiQE Ede.
termined y oo4tiAssyesfeGr.p6S1A aaaieyou
propose e 9 g e I! e e osg1ishts7 ype Eilhsos
lict shall leSnez ben Fwsn ycd srIi {hf{e Vior.
sou rePresena 70 hsWaeeAho 3nsu9uspuB rISen&on
when you stand. IAsy,t the 6oath gust haxu3ha
full measure Of Constitutional rights.. They gilJ
enforce the demand so Be treated d political
equals, OtlserWiee the Union win fte in
70 - many pE6 q thsso N 6tam - etshs "a.
s,onai banner. He proceedsd a shov;a Nsss.
What rights the Southem peopJc enjoy Nj 70
Slavery. Second. That their fikkts, Is ciItsr.
sacred ard high ass no solyliskssascnedlSus
boldly, dAringiy and wilfally aaaailsd ~ ~ re-
publican party He would annopnee .ake solemn
truth disAgreeabe - il might b 10 his copstisu-
ents, that If these aggressions continue, the peo-
pie Of the South viii BE- compelled. by aeysrv
principle Of homes, justics and sslEpsssesvssion.
70 disrupt every tie Of the Union, peaceablyy "
they can, forcibly if they must. N -.
Mr. Haskiu, during his speech, asked NJ. Car
trell whether, ifthe dcesrines iof Jadgs Dougas
ass to slavery beiActed on in the tsr5iaOsi1s, -
would therefore claim The right r. aeeede frsn
Mr Gartrell wished 70 Know III WIENER u.
hasain ~as shslchalnpion aAd aexpositor Of Re-
P0nAc1a 0ocsnnea. u &c. a9 lis bGe aaT bns
Mr. Haskin said he VS. not On Tn confssxv.
he was an antagonist to the Republican doctrins
Of Intervention in the territories fof the preyen-
tion Of slavery, - he was 70 The new iansled
Southern doctrine Of intervention for ~ pre-
lection of slavery. t
Mr.. Gartrell replied, that was question for
the Courts. gF9 afaa HshtrG hs'r1so
's 4ss7Fi HA-a 7ss New York, Jan. fO!sr
! The Timef Washingsons c6sssspoAslese ssys
Seward yesessdAyt urged upon ahe Rspah-
leans the policy Of uniting upon Mr.. Gilmer .er
Mr. Corwin for Speaker
The Suspension " RuAas K. Story; whoicsals
grocer, was anposnoed yessesday. tills llabalsles
are said 70 b psasly haH amiliioa.sib al
= dispatch from Washington osays the PSesir
y aent mas appointed * Senator Breeze Q. s
Y The Ismnlany society celebfased the annivsrL
sary or the Battle Of New Orleans last eyaain1
with customary ball, supper and speecheA--
Among those who made addresses We're Hon sJRo.
Dix, Messrs. J. 4. Brsdy and u. w. F0wl6e.oi
Last nighta fire broke nut in thot -four vase
house of sherman i Weeks, No IL Coenties
zip, and before il could b extinEuished ths.sSck
vas damaged TO the amount of&20;O 900, iasssanN
so,V0O "a Ta15T T1o aa 9a9 agan ,s9a9#S T28so
fst ae Eotagol1 bua Chinicoshe, d Jsn.io.gol
decree has been issued for the sale or the
Marietta 4 Cincinnati Railroad for the benefit of
heir bond holders. ai dasaN oi Aa'Ta0t ass1
NEW YORK CATTLE MARK1T. "a
Hls aH Wednesday, Ian. 4. ] 1850. u
Al Alierton's to-day no official report was nads.
Dur figures are prepared BY actual coxnt by tho
epOrters ut the Yards The efczttle trade foe
he week was very dull, and to-day prices .uevo
n the butchers favor, in many caAes fally half
cent b. The quality Of stock was inferiorIto
asst weeks Some few Of the best realized a.
ligh az lOAc yesterday, but there was not any
o-tay that would bring over Zoe, If so ntach-
The average Of all sales was ~ to Sc. The pro-
,rietors Of the Washington Drove Yards, at
Forty fourth street and Fifth Avenue, expected
o commence the new year with an increase in
he charge OF yardage from lSc 70 25c., cents
higher. AL parties seemed to look apon the
natter With disapprobation, and refused to pay
he advance.
The result was, after o STORMY time, ccmpro-
Mise at 20 cents per head, only cents improve,
nent on former rates. The profits Of the estab-
ishment Of Messrs. Allerton for 1859, on cattle.
7ardagc, etc, are estimated by the customers 1t
s25, 600 sa e5al- a5t 6f t49agg# ~11
Two ELoPEMENrs IN ONE FAMILY ON rRH SANE
NIGHT.-In our last issue We noticed the face
hat q young couple from Fayette county, Ken,
ucky, arrived at the, Burnet IIOuss Tuesday
hight, and were married almost Immediately az.
Yer, the young man being greatly alarmed lest
his father, who he cnce thought he saw Ut d sta
tion on the railway between this city and Cyn-a
lhiana, was in close pursuit, and might arrive in,
time to tear his hetrothed from his arms The
sequel 70 the story, which was developed few
hours later, IL rs follows: 9 # ,fatt@ III Il 1aa
While the young couple were receiving the
congratulations of those who had witnessed the /
ceremony at the Burnett similar tragedy, or
the reader please-was be.
ng enacted ut the Spencer House. The Young
nan had not mistaken when he thought he ~
lis father on the road, for the old rascsl. vho.,
seems was in the same humor With his son. ,
lad actually eloped with young widow in his I
and came 70 this city on the Same.
rrand, and on thegsam train. They escapcd q
ecosnition BY taking, as il happened, different
ars, and stopping at different hotels
ho La u y
TODD, accompanied by his bride, be repaired 70 \
nc Spencer House, and sending his card up 70
he old gentleman, who little suspected that his
'opeful offspring was in the city, much less mar.
lied, he came down unattended, when the fol-
owing conversation took place:
Old Gent,--"Well, sir, what are you doing
lcrey" nd 4t#tfs gf.t afe9a ssfTt6 sdi E5ST
Young Gentlenlan--'I learned last evening /;
hat you were about 70 lelope with widow -r
md have followed you TO the city to ZEE II Il
ouid be possible that you wonld do such :
hing. as3t T9a #aR 2a& HaFtisna iii I'll w
o. G.-Thats very considsrase in you, lyounr
nan, spoken somewhat tartly,) but Is il sny par.
ocular business Of yours what doy
Y. Go, no; but the example, the III iLai
0. G.-Zounds! sir do you come come here
q teach me pfoprietys DON'T you suppose 4 7
NOV what's right md wrcugf .9nof iHA 9sah
r. G.--Certainfy you do, cr should; but'h
That would you say III were 20 do, - you have 1
lones hsR H &rfns rifa y" sE9I-sffssl
0. G.-says Why, would shy yoU had I
nore spirit than ever gave yop credit for pcs. !,
essing. 9 @.H3 sf1ssSsaf ~ xaEt sF.5 saS
7. d.-wouldns you " angry ~. sfit 500
Q. G;-Of course not, yod dog; what makes \,
pu ask such silly question - that 20 go 4
The Young blood here began Z series of gym. '
lastic exercises, which made the old gentleman /,
hink bis son had been suddenly deprived Of his
fits A moment after, however, the yOapg man
arted out Of the room, aud before the father
culd recover his selfpossession, ne returned y
fith his blushing bride wAsa the tsyo gkens !,
own before hun, and half asdibly lsaid. "Yssr I
,lessing"
It was now the old gentleman's turn 70 play :
mad, but ccmprchen1ing ind forglving alfin = y
moment, he only said: 7sa I'D tqf@d q stdsfa4iai
You young rascsli Ifgea- ass thus bad now,
hat will you be When VOC thaaevnF ysazs s--
Jhme up stairs and see your mother.r. ss,isr.sa T.
Both couples left yesterday on the same train
or their sOld Kentucky Home. #naa tAp'HaS'
| tfasst va --.------o----4- II sno .aRo
A MRA0R On Monday mOsning aAse we. ~ II