The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-08
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Yesterday morninsswe received ths sbasowia
thcte foah II. Get TTfehenor, one of the p.rtis
referFed @ above: ,ss.l se.s' n, Il S.. ,-''ss 4 +.
boz -sscsa sgsss Des Noanes, Apgs 81, le6O,s
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IG'E1Aeay &r,-My qatteutioa yes saasracted . fav
lm0ments since to cnNnlnnicatiaaei in yasspepe
OF the 3Oth, over the signature Of of"Republicap;
dated les M0ipee, in which I am represented .
one among AmAny otherss that hare recently
sbAndcpeda the Democratic party, md declares
~ Repubtfcsnism. seisssee{ ! is'sssscA 9s.f z.
Not xsshi1g 70 occupy 1 fslse atsitade Il home
fCf 70 have my name pafaded abroad before III
country q being aayocfated Slth ! party whcst
di.unioa docttines I Abhor, I desire through the
coaunns Of your paper 70 brsnd the said state
saent g dclibetate fAiaehood, and your CORES
pUudent af interruptions liar. sssi g
Ihave never during the present canvass. Of
any preceding one, either by public ,sdnouncc.
shefit Or tacit assent, intimated sympathy for
your party Or any Of its 7cantlidases. On the
con&fSfy, being friend 10 the Union and the
Coustitution, and firmly believing that triumph
OF your party in the nation would incur the des
tfucticn Of both, shall in the future, ~ have
in the past, continue 70 labor aNiduously for 7ts
overthrow and ANAL extinction, and am. con6-
dent that win realize the consummation Of that
object Ms taA Relying upon your reputation
as gentleman ana advocate Of Stree speech, "
I shall confidently expect the publication Of this
hurried note ia an early Issue Of your paper, and
as understand that you publish no communi-
cation unless accompanied BY the authors sign
manual, you will confer 8 distinguished favor BY
communicating the same at an early day. g
Truly yours GEoRGH @. TlcnENoR
y Is unnecessary for us to say that .Republi-
cam is mo Republican, but bogss Douglss
Democrat, probably stil(t)son Hutchins, ~ the
"caper" Is about up 70 his capacity. The persons
named are. not Republicans and do not support
Lincoln, but they arc sBreckinridge and Lane
Democrats, refusing 70 come into the support Of
the 'siittle Sucker" Hence this trick to annoy
them, and at the same time place us in . false
position nft17 a fsae sGa it~--.zlsl<.
Republicans communication, we believe,
had q name to 'it, but one unknown to us and
probably fctitious. II has been destroyed, or
We should send it to Des Moincs with the hope
Of discovering slie author. For the sake Of do
ing honor to the cuteness Of the writer, we are
willing to pay q liberal reward for the name Of
the author Of '.Rspublican." ya3l 81 e'asp q
A NKw GANE.-Some Of our Burlington School
House orators have introduced a new plan for
the preservation Of the Democratic party and its
rule in Dcs Moines county. Their plan is this:
They have interceded With the Douglas Clsbs in
the rural districts and procured the passage of
resolutions pledging all the members 70 attend
NO Republican meetings and hear no Republican
speeches during the canvass. Such q resolution
was adopted in Pleasant Grove township and in
pursuance Of the plan, not Democrat was per-
mitted to attend recent Republican meeting
held there, but On the contrary large number
gathered upon the outside Of the house where it
was held and dai their best to break ii up by
hootings and yeliings, which would have done
credit to hungry pack OF wolves Such is De-
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JoRN BELL IN FAVOR OF SLAVE CODE.-The
Louisville Journal defines the position Of the Op
position party in kentucky, and the old gem
tleman's party in all the south, as follows: "75
The relation Of the Opposition Of Kentucky to
the slavery question in it's current aspect may be
stated very briefly We hold now, precisely as
we held in the Gubernatorial canvass Of last
year, that Congress possesses te Mndoabte1 power to
protect the rights Of property Of ecery Kind IN the
Territories Of tie Union, csd that Il is the mn4ses-
tioaable duty Of Congress 10 erereise tbs po,cer,
WIsemaxr 1t Is necessUy. And we hold that the
right Of slave property in the Territories is just
as sacred as the right Of property Of any other
sort. We retract nothing. We maintain with
out the shadow of change the position we stren-
uously contended for in 1859 against the insidi-
ous attacks Of the Democracy Of the State. i
The record of the distinguished statesmen un-
der whose leadership the Conservatives of Ken
lucky are ralying to the rescue Of the Union, the
Constitution, and the Laws, John Bells record,
a. compiled under his own eye for the special
purpose Of setting forth IN an authentic manner
his opinion On the minor issues of Our politica,
and as published recently at length in our col
umne u,d cp,ansits Ass xsoqMirocaus and i'sdisps-
taIly 10 tie sery docsixe which NC are accused
Of relinquishing by supporting him on the broad
platform Of the Union and the Constitution
alone. We need not pause here TO establish this
point by citation from his record, for the whole
memorial must still be fresh in the mind OF every
reader. We, however, may have frequent occa'
sions hereafter to dwell on the point especially.
| For the present, it is sufficient TO say that We
have to-day as fsM and sat;.fsetsry cssara'sces
That John Bel is in fa,Or Of Intervention for fnotee-
| ton under circumstances of clear necessity, II
such circumstances shall ever actually occur in
the future, d we had twelve months ago, that
Joshua F. Bell was in favor Of the same position
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al III ss rRANKyOR1, Montgomery Co., Iowa.
To rax HAwK-EYE:-We had . turn out yes
terday TO hear discussion between Ar Acfher
son and Mr.. Bennett. but no Mr.. Bennett up
peared. We had what 10 to be expected iron
Mr.. McPhesson--an able discourse. We had
Wide Awake turn out, such 40 docs one good .
see in this Southwestern Iowa. The Arlington
Delegation led the way with their carriage an
four white horses, their 80 feet pole OH the Cal
-;.ne c.rrv;nv their Lincoln flag, which led th
Hong train II was splendid sight to DO see
coming across the prairies east Of Us. 10 10
building wasdecoratcd with cmblems and device
usual with republicans nosaa days and som
mot usual. send along some specimens.
Sc1Ac~s .-e3s4s. 81 $50 ~ s9 MoxrGoxERY.
Having no engraver 70 get up the cuts v
are compelled TO omit '.,s ... : si .,4ss'rF
. | sy Hov rux Fusion WoRKs--AEorHxn lRRErREs
. ,,an CoUr1lcr.--A Palsnyra (N. ~ coFrespon
ent Of the Rochester American gives an acccn'
! Of Douglas and Bell meeting held at thas pa
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