The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-07
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Jay u. 1860
.-..ox or SENATOR HA1LA&-@A very
-. ic.promptu reception was gotten up
ls.....r uarsaA Tuesday evening last he
!, .;,h his family. in the evening cars from
~ little before eight o'clock, on his re-
' 4. home in Mt. Pleasant. Hearing Of
..,;,,l, little after nine o'clock the "wide
w., M, on their uniforms, lit their lamps,
-;,, The brass band marched to the Barrett
hon Third street was pretty well filled
's ,.S.,sou to Washington. Mr.. Harlan,
go ~ A.. ,.sel worn, responded promptly to the
ne m.de an excellent speech Of an hour,
- ,,,elusively that the country had moth
! -" q ssp. from the elevation of either wing Of
n.moe,.,ic party-that that party had been
-, f,r the last eight years. for most Of the
!. ..ntro,hue both branches Of Congress. and
- no,hine-had originated no bene6cent
-. CIR the country-they had not passed
p..;sc Railroad bill-thcy had not enacted
.,m,s,e.d Law, and had not originated any
u,. nor entered upon any line Of policy
N 70 r.sul, in the public good. Having had
!. ,v,,-A.ving had full control Of the Gov
..s, DARN, most Of the time FOR the last eight
.-.--.be Executive and the Senate all the
md ,he House for four years Of the time,
s,riar accomplished nothing but an increase
government expenditures, amounting to over
mr. ami. upon the cost Of Mr.. Fillmore's
r,isrston, what right and what reason
tie people Of the country to expect any
h,,er Of them in the faturcs There was
1 pc Of change for the better except in the
.o, Of Lincoln and Hamlin.
H. Harlan spoke Of the distracted and disor-
I'd condition Of the Democratic party-of
raov-aphical division and double headed
Ne. &c. At the conclusion of his elo
L., address three cheers were handsomely
keu for Mr.. Harlan, and three each for Lincoln
Hsmlin.
D. A. MAHexY, Chairman State DEM
ntc Committee is out in two column ar
in the last Dubuque Herald, which looks to
ssy much "by authority offer to give up
bury out of sight the spawned humbug of
liter sovereignty, upon the pretext Of surren-
BIZ the territorial slave question to the Su.
re Court as Judicial Question. Mr.. Maho-
|rdently thinks that if the odium Of it can
tbryed upon the Court, the Douglas Dem
ar, ssr DE election, will be able to carry
lave code for the territories and thus
II that is demanded by Southern Demo-
the Court being made the scape goat
allowing resolution, adopted by the rump
rdton at Baltimore squints to the same
md is evidently Douglas offer to surren.
ucaditionally.. Hard masters who ask more
tbs:
ssyed, That it is in accordance with the
Eunai platform. that during the existence Of
iMal Governments, the measure of restric-
whatever it may be, imposed by the Federal
Kiution on the power OF the Territorial Le-
rue over the subject Of the domestic rela-
Is the same has been or shall hereafter be
1s determined BY the Supreme Court of the
bid States, should be respected by all good
ens, and enforced with promptness and fdeli-
y every branch Of the General Government.
EpErESDNcr DAY.-The morning Of the
r memorable Fourth" broke clear and beau
The late rains had thoroughly revived
before dropping vegetation and nature SEEM
vie With humanity in putting on her very
lsbiliments
iaybreak the bells Of the different churches
ath merry peal Of rejoicing, which, an
ID BY the loud booming of the cannon
med on the South Hill. awoke the citizens
bsuught them to realize that this most glo-
Of anniversaries had once sgain dawned
bus
eight o'clock in the morning the streets in
central portion Of the city were alive with
PIE, alarge number of whom were from the
ngy, some With their wagons beautifully
htaed with green boughs. The sounds Of
Ftial music, calling together the military, was
ri, the Brass Band lent their aid to the
gai rejoicing
fabout this time, the German Lutheran Sun
schaol accompt nied by their parents and
nts, stogethsr numbering about. two hun
cane down Washington street from their
rh and marching through Main to Jefferson
passed out the latter to grove west Of
diy, where they spent the day in the enjoy
'd asocial picnic. Their neat and beauti-
appearance elected general remark.
he first battalion of Iowa Volunteers, under
fHad Of Major J. G. Lsuman, and the Des
as Fire Company, assembled in front Of the
MT House. After going through with va
military maneuvies they paraded through
rinripal streets, and the military then
fsSd to the South Bluff overlooking the city,
FNisiand had been erected for the orator and
sFavided for the accommodation Of the cit
s-Ae fremen proceeding to grove west
city TO enjoy picnic with their friends
4'se humber Of citizens had already assem-
md, after music by the Band. the Declara-
Independence was read by B. J. Hall, Esq.
he GRAFTON, delivered by Rev. Mr.. Saiter, was
yeonceived and veil delivered, and received
marked attention Of the large assembly
ushoat After spending some time in So
eDloyment and partaking of the refresh
0Pfov'ded for the occasion, the military
- formed and marched back 70 the city,
they were dismissed.
'ef'nan Rifles went out on Target Ex.
a"n acc0mDanied hv = Ia rua nrmhor Of their