The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

- 1912 s"sU - treasury lat "a
- o g q, dsss n pa'd sl4s soC amount ~
The proper military officer in Cas-.
had collected evidence 70 show 49, W
ance 70 the emigration from r,sh ~ ~
protection he's ben extended q -. lstss
leaving ths Territory. faA
The recent insult 10 our coopl - y
Heche by the Liueral Of NORTHUMBERLAND
New Granada has received The co.,! ps!E
our Government and probably ~ g..
partment will dispatch vessels n i. "
ports Of that Republic, for prevept;os !. Aalat
outrages by the insusgents. 'aR /
In. NEW PROsPEcf or RKpvmr.x.
soUn.-Ten days ago the most aan.n:.. = ~
lican In 81. Louis did not dare 70 ~. ~ -
souri, could be carried for Lincol, !, 49, y
To-day the hope that IL can Be- = ....i n,aia
pears 70 us BY no means rash Or uns..-s y
The manifesto Of senators Polk al Cr.s.. n
call for Breckinridge COnvensaa \, 80 \. !
Hughes, In Response TO the sppsab q, -
inridge press; the emphatic esn.,, s.. y. D'ecf
ton BY the Republican YESTERDAY - -
determination evinced BY each sde ,oh.,s ~
Electoral ticket Of it, own, with usny M. Y.
dred circumstances, render II certain N, \. \
Douglas and Breckenridge factions vIu /. ~.
pitted against each other q two ip,en.., n
tia organizations, within month or siY ~
and thereafter, until the bitter end a.
reached. The Presidential contest In IN, ~
will undoubtedly be straightout ousdr.r-
one. No functions, fusions, or alliance, tr,.,.
any two Of the four parties are possible ! 1.
coming atruggle. We % not imagine ~, :.
jects OF that character are medif,ted :
quarter-certsinly nos on our side rnd.. n.
unprecedented circumstances, ~ R.r.aE.N.
will join in the race with fair ch,nce NJ -
first at the winning post-a chance MA -
hour may be made 70 improve. u, :. s.,. s,sl
the probabilities ~ well . ve m. n. -
gate vote Of the two Jacksons Mi M, -,
10000. That number, therefore, measures u
combined strength Of the rouglas md Bred
ridge men in Missouri. The ncyemen,. =,
counter movements adscrted 10 above ru,r.n,s.
that these seventy thousand vo.es-if ,be,, ~
be seventy thousand-will be divided N ~
equal proportions between the Doux,,, ~
Breckenridge electoral tickcts Infosmasiee ~.
various sources authorizes the assertion i.
Douglas will not get twenty-five thoussnG ~. Y
outside this county. We have but LITTLE W N
now, that Breckenridge win beat him n N
State. But yet, thirty five tho usand il n
an estimate OF the strength Of the latter a q,
| safely made, even by his ardent friend. n
now come to the Bell and Everett, men. Of W.
numbers nothing but conjeciural es,in,, \
be formed. Orrs vote represents not onls n
strength Of the Union party, but also The ~
body Of the Republican vote. In this eitr
instance, the Republicans gave twice AZ NJ
votes to the Union candidate for Govenr
the Union party itself gave him. II The N
ratio holds good throughout the State "
Counting the old Benton democrats On our I.
We believe IL does, as general thing, the roua
sion at which We arrive is extremely sa,isi,aa
TO the Republicans. Jackson's 1.-THE elected CD
ernor's) majority over Orr will not exceed |;
thousand votes. Gardenhire's vote viii aasl
cover the difference between the two. ner
also large reserved Republican vote in The mn
rior, which did not make its appearance u 4
polls last Monday week, and which on 20 aceoul
can be left out Of calculation. Claiming, ~
think we are fairly entitled TO claim, The In.
part Of the vote cast for Orr, this eseruth|
| publican vote, and Gardenhire's rcte, our ehss
for carrying the State are plainly not inierT
those of any Of the other three parties Wiz
great weight on the latent Iepub lean vosea
State. We are daily in receipt Of eomnnr
tions which surprise US with information of
progress of Republicanism in counties vhl
nobody at distance would imagine contain
single Republican. We say now that the rn
Of the Free Labor movement will not be a1g~
ated until theAreturns Of the, November tscz
are received. The immigration for the pasta
years has been large, and, politically sps,ia
almost exclusively Of one quality. Aprcps
this, we may state that, simultaneously viii
Development of industrial enterprise at any y
arises at that point local Republican orgza
ton Not to mention ST. Joseph, Cspe u
dcau, or st. Genevieve. witness Springheldh
Southwest; the vicinity Of tic Iron Mcuz
and the Pilot Knob; and Hannibal, which
to be one OF the greatest stronghclds OF t
very Propagandists. Not the least conTirS
Of the delegations which participated b
great demonstration 1t Springfield the s.h1l
were the Wide-Awakes Of Hannibal fk
niticance Of this one fact should not BE VI
looked
The Republicans Of Missouri will thsEsA
perceive, from calm review of their siis1
and the character Of the present crisis, ihs,rt
omen and every event should inspire them
renewed vigor and resolution. The bre1kh
Democratic ranks discloses vista beyai
which the light is streaming Through iha