The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03


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to waste more wind and muscle. And 10 Ne
Stevens win not GIN his appointments If he
ever made any.
The minor luminaries win hold forth a. a an
nounced, We presume, unless they wisely con.
clude to do a Nr. Stevens has done. and be-
come converted to the Breckinridee CLIQUE.
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NeA' Aue'uay y 20 sest'e tne question OF
- n"'e"s u 'ns "as'on ior tne next four
eee's W ouS 'r'e"es os tnis state
s' " oe 'u''eu 'n'o iascsavisy oy . csnhdence OF
.:.,. 'o3' e"e.'es are making every pos
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"a II any body doubts that the great Dem
'cratic party 10 now in the last agonies of death
ct him look at the futile attempts at fusion that
ire daily being made in all sections Of the coun-
~. In the South, where Douglas has NO
trength, the fre-eaters are endeavoring to draw
lnder their own wing the few adherepts Of the
Illinois baby. In the North, where the Demo-
ratio tables are turned, the ''sovereigns" are
qually anxious to secure the services Of the
Administration men. The adherence Of the
selleveretts is considered matter of secondary
Importance, the main object being to consolidate
ne fragments Of the Democracy.
It has always been the boast Of that party,
and the only true boast they ever made,) that
ne secret OF their party strength was their party
unity. While other political organizations were
ent by difference Of principle or policy, no
orce OF logic from their Opponents-no innate
raud-no domestic rottenness could lure away
he constant eye Of Democracy from its sole aim,
he seat and rod of power. With no principle
stand upon, save the prestige ofits name, the
oheslon Of its elements has been maintained
imply by temptation without, and corruption
'ithin."
FOR SIX years past, the ostensible glue that
ield that party together, has been the Niger. |
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endored ;n.o,,,. -
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tsempss 70 JON together their factions they ne-
essarily cast all that aside but simply by force
f the personal ambition Of one Of their leader. |
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80 sH@' ".'e ~ .'nk AePe P'@ ''Soe can Avail
otn|ng-Whea the anticipation OF loaves and |
shes, dearer than prestige or principles in |
Democratic cycs fail tn hold Il tooe,he- !. :.
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''"e eeeu W o"a "oPe' i"e so'e remaining
uoy shas Kept 1t "fioat has foundered; and it is
mixing beyond a hope Of resurrection. This is
ot the le.s. of tho ..lo.so,s oc f,s;o,n
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e~Nr Douglas, organ in N;nne.o.. n. O.
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80 ~ , ..s 'o"'s oo' 10 an
o'e sFs'c'e, auVls'ng tne Nortnern democracy
o vote for Lincoln and insure his triumph over
Re- chi In rsAco The rosaccs nSv>u - .s,..l.. a..