The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29

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r,4 o1scUsss6H GAxuRbAT.
!. = "a predicted, oar Deneessaie fsiaa,
,A..,slves Saturday. Thst oas teesth,
... ~ - koys anl = shsuodnsa ~
n ar.n together, put them % herssbscl
..rr;ea two, -four, six, eight ard Ia Aap,
"a made the biggest prc6ssisni in the
r,saiae arsasd swe sayaEss sxaealy.-
- = he lsdiss, dressad y repfesent u
"a. "a yery appropriately, leeksd very vel
!, .,fI,y i.sigssa by riding aseuaa tso Q
-, in the dust A companyea horn
q. psavills We believe, IN Ai1hosy shisss
vi, ,sy vslL bscaass iAsy leshsd xhsm
- j. lesasia thasNny. Aboat aose,
~ s.ss -, wisA blse snahss aad syabol
~. held proudly in their hands, spurret
.,..,ug cbargersover ;hs stones, and ~,
\, .,.ssi 10 that pecaliar style and toas which
4 ~. bows % much admire. ,s3s &
: ,kcshes hand the Republicans made hc
-, j IL % demonstration. They did MOI
sAe prOpsr tims 70 do %. Ihsy wsrs
~. = hsvs ths people tarn out ana hear
"a ns.kcsS and we're perfectly wiling that
I AsSa % % the discussion sober 4 lArgs
-, a Repuhlcans came into otown-probably
q. ,o.,aAsas1iDE he display than Dem
49, Dus ~ came without noise q shov,
an ,sd banserA Accompany Of about ffty
~ Ayskss came from Olena, Ills-, and anoth-
.sy fssa Middletown. These were all
Aasnss " companies. Yetwc think We has-
" ,,axa saying that at least tvo-shirds Of
- lard the discussion were Republi..
E cde had the opening speech, and Occur
elabnr in he delivery Of the most aat and
uaiag speech of the season. He delivered
kbsag sOog monotonvus tone, and We were
.nnknow which was most dull, the regu.
IL ,ad fall, one slov and two quick (slow-
-asu qsick-buni bum y tone Of his voice
= ssIe and thread-bare subject Of his dis
.x, ssqaatter Sovereignty" ''noa-interven.
h. C. Every body wAs bossd-gentlsmen I
Aaies-Republicans, Dougiasites, Believer. y
i and B,eekinIaserA He got no ones atten-
D and Interested ~ body. People were COM
= spa eai,g-bst mostly going-asalking and
seaiae ,syiag attention to every thing and
srr bcdy but Cole. II was dismal affair.".
Cak i he weakest man ever put up for Con.
~ IN this district Trimble, who was ridi-
iA~ ~en by Democrats two years ago, is alto
Eber Coles superior. His vaunted powers Of
nisy, turn out, like most Democratic repre-
ssioas to be only imaginative. His foolish
md hare blowed and puffed him, boasted
Rbnged Of him, and nov everybody is dis
aaied Instead Of man of ability and elo-
sa-of mind able to move the masscs-we
,rsdfogging, skim-milk Yankee Of the
Alts possible dimensions, with nothing but
hsvlgl look and nasal twang to recommend
We shall hear no more Dragging about
EenC. Cole. .-4a.
tss followed in a speech Of an hour and
v Dlding the attention Of an audience at
sSie a. large as was in attendance upon
His voice is little husky, and he 10 evil
ssltte worn by continuous speaking
kk ssdea good speech, marked by candor
gd sense, which was well received by his
audience. he is infinitely the Superior Of
sss only % man, but a. speaker.
Ne Vide Awakes, numbering probably two
ad, ND making very handsome appear
tsscasd Col. Curtis to and from the Mar
HGuk, Were the discussion was held, march
an @daiy manner, with military precis-
MItnocrats, some Of them, complained
" conclusion Of Mr.. Coles speech was in
4kdb by the Wide Awake bands. We know
W Wide Awakes waited until the time was
sev supposed, not intending to molest or
ss Ar Cole or any Of his political friends.
f'aablities are that had he quit when his
M up his friends would have had no ex.
n his complaint. ....-
t&esening there were two torch light pro-
a The Wide Awakes formed upon Main
\ lsnbcring two hundred torches, followed
" Bail Splitters, about one hundred strong,
these by about three hundred citizens with
sss. ne scene was imposing and animated,
called Out great many spectators, among
p sLrr number Of ladies ..s.f
y Nsscsatic torches numbered just two
red md thirty eight, alltold-men and boys.
Co.. in his opening speech, said that
hthrn dedicated one-haH the Territories
s1Avest to Freedom, and the other hal
SSaSest) TO Slavery. Nj. Cole ought to
"a barelaced Galsehoods a. this for the
dssicts where the people, II there are any
tat know any better. Our fathers dedi-
x& North west to freedom but mot an acre /,
NJ. The boys in the street can tell him
lAe exact number in the Democratic
- Saturday, after the tremendous eiEorts
y them 70 collect crowd, was q follows:
", in wagons ls5, o. foot so, these
slsss sesenteea years Of age. Total, in
ssanen, children, band, &c, 435. These
eresie figures, - enumerated BY four
y individuals.
ne meeting Saturday vas atrue index Of
laseo, character, principles, prospects,
aa'iasa, Of the two parties The Repab-
hAde 70 eaort 70 get out crowd or make
skaa. They simply notified the peo-
-! 0sn npers and by few hand-bills, ID
NC discussion would come off, On the 9TH
- ae DenOcrats made The most strenuous
"e2 sus their friends. They sent out
saey spent money and time and labor
a''ss seEe never put forth By amy party.
-; sAsse we're two Repsblicans In town
.Sv penccrat We are Witnessing the
- q The Democratic party.