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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

H Accounts from Pennsylvania grow more
and more cheering for the Republicans. The
only enthusiasm is manifested for Lincoln and
Curtin, and while the result Of the November
election 10 counted upon as certain, through the
divisions Of the Democracy, the Republicans pro
mise to give additional proof of it by beating
them united in October. Mr. Foster, the DEM
ocratic candidate for Governor nominated be-
fore the split finds it hard to steer between the
Scylla and Charybis Of the divided par ty, and
can only keep mum and out Of the way. He is
threatened At all points, and by both sides, and
it is evident he gets no real hearty support from
either. 1t is now said he will throw off his Fore
ed silence, and, taking the stump, declare him
SELF which if he does, his defeat is still more GER
tain. The Congressional districts promise we'll.
The present Republican members are with rarely
an exception re-nominated, and the more san
guine of the calculators predict that the Repubi-
cans will hold their own (22 to 81 in the new
delegation, or lose not more than two or three
The moral effect Of q great victory in October
such as that two years ago, cannot be overesti-
mated.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

GERuAs TnEArER-Messrs. Dardenne stel-
die, the enterprising managers Of this Company.
have been engaged during the past month IN Mt
ting up one Of the large halls In Grimes BLOCK
for theatrical performances. The scenery 10 oil
entirely new, and is very beautiful. The room
is fitted up in the most comfortable style. ana
will accommodate with ease large audience.
The managers viii open the Theatre on Monday
night next with good company and popular
play.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

Coon FLouR-A sack Of -four, from the Kos
suth Mills by Keizer l. Cox, ID in use in our fam
liz. Il proves excellent. Although 'nodcstiy
Rarked '.from spring wheat" 1t isfar superior to
much that Is sold in this market as extra, from
fall wheat.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22
..july15w1!

wIas-Wfos-wr Bachelors Wigs and Toupees
surpass oil. They elegant light easy and durable
Fitting to a chsrm-no turning up behnd-no shrinking
OF the head indeed this IS the only Establishment where
these things properly understood and made.
julyi5w1y. 16 Bond Street. New York..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

/ CaxriAno - = S0SrllSS 3 - ~
lasites c1aten1 tllat ssu1aSoo - psopes4y. ~
stand oaea oquhl loolinx VIII al Other rspDcs,
VI. IT. language uDed ~ Useitor DcaS3as r
his New 0rleans speech, according to the Rer4D
tef'a ovneepost . = follows:
The Den0craey u lllinoiA II tie Aest pa1ee,
accept the decinon Of tho Supreme Court Of the
United States in the case Of Dred Scott, - an
authoritative Interpretation Of the COnstitution.
In accordance With that decision, ne hold that
alsves are prepssty, and hence % ap eqnality
Of slave has the same right 70 move into .
territory and carry his slave property with him,
"a the owner Of any other property has 70 90
there and carry his property"
Il viii be seen that Mr.. Douglas hare mos only
commits himself, but ~ the DeMocfats q Iui-
nois, to the new dogma, 90 distinctly aud sex.
prcssly" according to the Drcd Scott decision,
and affirmed in the Constitution.
Compare this doctrine with that enunciAted 20
eloquently BY the great Clay in his speech>ip the
United States Senate, July %, 1850. Said he:
y ann aware there are gentleman who main
tain that, in virtue Of the Constitution, the right
TO carry slaves south Of that line already exists,
and that, Of course, those who maintain that
opinion want no other security for the transpor4
tat;on Of their slaves south Of that line (3s deg
80 min.) than the Consultations. II had not
heard that opinion avowed, ! should have re-
garded it - one Of the extraordinary assnmp-
tions and the most .indefeasible positions taken
by man. The Constitution neither created nor
does it continue Slavery Slavery existed iBde.
pendent Of the Constitution; and antecedent 10
the Constitution; and it was dependent in the
States. not upon the will Of Congress, but upon
the laws Of the respective Statea The Coasti-
tuition 10 silent and passive upon the subject Of
the institution Of savery, rather it deals with
the fact q . fact that exists, without having
created, continued, or being responsible for it
in the States"
We ask 'the Democracy Of Illinois" We ask
the old Wings Of the Northwest who 10 right:
Stephen A. Douglas or Henry Clays Do they
believe With Mr. Douglas that the Consultation
places slave property upon the same footing With
all other kinds Of property. and that under the
Constitution it has the right to go into the Ter
ritories and be protected there; or do they be-
lieye with NJ. Clay, that such doctrine is zone
Of the most extraordinary assumptions and the
most indefeasible position taken by man ?" In
the above extract Mr.. Clay states correctly the
principles Of the Republican party. Does it not
commend itself to all :-fSpring6eld (Ill)
Journal
: ss4sz
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

q -. 4 u Repsbleaas 81 es lasinss osaaay
-. uAaroN HAIL. = ~ Cky - Daasagspn,
SssS.r. sgrFBnDoa - ht.. y sssssek. ?.
..r,a,e Il neasinaaing candidaass ior County
a. !. s,,c,ea q III ensuing Elecaisn, and ~ ~
- !, .,r and all other necessary buInas.
49,. 49,. 80 I'll. 1850. GEO. HRAxRR,
49, Chairman Caanty Cesnl1aa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

TAE RIGHT SORT OP IMMIGRANrs-Wes saw an
immigrant train yesterday passing West, Of the
right sort The large wagon in which the fami-
y travelled was drawn by four yoke Of cattle, a
good looking Young woman standing ON the
tongue With long OF whip in hand and driving
the long team up Jefferson street in first rate
style. Following were probably one hundred
good cattle, most Of them yearlings and two year
olds. another woman on horseback, actively en-.
gagged in chasing up the strsgglers and hurrying
up the herd. There was but one drawback, a
Douglas and johnson flag was fastened to each
side Of the prairie schooner.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

POPULATION OF LEE CoUNrY.-The population
Of our county is not 30 large as We anticipa ted
though IL still continues TO be larger than that
Of any other county in the State.
The census returns, by townships. below, show
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22


CouNrEavE1rrRs ARREsfED.-On Tuesday even.
Ing. two men, whose names have since been a.
certained to be J. Lewis and d. Il. Conn, came
over the river with team, and put up at the
McCutcheon House.
Sheriff Hllihouse, Who from some source had
derived Information Of an intended influx Of
counterfeiters, and was ON the lookout for them,
suspicioned thess men to be the parties sought,
and early yesterday morning. procuring the ne
cessary papers, and assisted BY Deputy Sheriff
seascy, weat - the McCutcheon and attempted
to arrest the men while in the stable attending
to their horses. Both the Sheriff and Deputy
saw Lewis, at . wink from the other, place
large packet under the hay in the manager, which,
when found, proved 70 be . large roll of coun
terfeit ones on the Winsted Bank Of Connecti-
cut. Both the men broke from the officers and
hed, the officers in pursuit, After chasing them
some distance they were both caught near the
old distillery, under the North Bluff On exam
nation several bills Of broken banks we're found
in their possession; and some good money.
They we're brought before Justice Clune, and
held in bonds Of $1,000 each to appear and an
swer At the next term Of the District Court Not
having the funds they were sent to jail
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MARKE

W. BURLrxarcx, Friday r. n.
The weather i cool. River very low with on
y ls inches Of water on the lower rapids Bu-
siness il active.
Flour remains Al last quotations e5@s Spring
and winter wheat usual charge Of 30 cts per Dbl
It retail.
CORN-None offering and quotations nominal
At 22@25c. ~ s
WHEAT has auctuated considerably since our
last weekly review. The following will indicate
changes from day TO day during the week, % t.
ken from the books Of one Of our buyers, being
prices paid for good milling samples Of wheat
such 40 grade No. in Chicago:
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JoTNT DISCUSSIONS

=. ueCuntoek; Esq, Democratic candidate, 70 rec
Ily hvssd 10 meet NJ. N0orse ~ '"e A'0's spp'sn'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

I FOUND HIS MOTHER AT LAsr.-It will be seen
by dispatch, that Judge Douglas after much
trbulation, has at last found his anxious mother.
He expresses regret that Lincoln cannot visit
parents for fear Of personal violence, and pre-
tends to believe that this circumstance proves
that Lincoln Is sectional candidate. Very can.
did man is this Mr. Douglas
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

The Odd Fellows yesterday paid complimen-
taSy visit 70 Nm. Ex-Psssidcnt Polk. They viait
de Hermitags to-day.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

Discoveries Of silver continue to be made,
which promises to Weld well and is exciting much
attention. A crevice from five TO six hundred
feet in length, where it shows itself to the sur
face, in solid ore, 10 reported to have been dis
covered. Several assays have been made with
different results, ranging in value from 800 70
1900 per ton, and pure silver In large quaint
ties ia found in sluices in the Big Blue. Mug
gets weighing one and a half ounces have been
taken out.
Other reports are in circulation that the ore
is worthless. and that these reports are eircala
| ted very industriously by men Of capital, who
think BY that course TO buy many Of the gold
claims for almost nothing. However the silver
mines are being inspected, and If they yield any
thing near what il reported, many millions OF
dollars will be realized yearly.
Gold claims continue TO pay as largely a.
ever: @
| The coaches to and from Denver City arc
crowded every trip
The sloop Of war Preble, from Pensacola, y
below.
i U,bana, Sept. 90.
AT the County Fair Ground to-day, Samuel
Rankin and John Murphy got into hight Muir.
ply stabbed Rankin in the breast, killing him
instantly. Murphy was arrested.
Washington, Sept. 20.
The War Department has relieved Captain
Meigs from MI duties assigned him in the special
orders Of July. lie ID directed 20 immcdiatel,
turn over to Captain Benham. Chief Engineer
Of the Washington Aqueduct, all the books
money, plans &C., pertaining 70 the same, in BIZ
possession. Capt Meigs y also relieved from
the charge Of The construction Of Fort Madison
and Is assigned 70 the charge Of the construction
Of Fort Jefferson, Gordon Key, Fla, and vii
enter upon he duty 10 soon % practicable.
Mr.. Sibley's bid for the Pacific telegraph con
Ii tract u tho only one now before the Secrctar!
OF the Treasury, the others having been with
drawn. His vas the highest, being the maxi
mum limit Some preliminary legal questions
however, remain 70 Be decided. hut the proha
bilty u that The contract will Be awarded toh him
The Secretary, It u known, isdesrous Of placin
the wosA IN such hands = viii ct once undeftak
and complete the line.
The receipts 70 The treasury last week wes
81 M 900 Or ea90, 900 more than ths prsviou
week.
Nashville, Sept 30.
Il The Odd Fellows yesterday paid complimes
i: tary Visit 70 MrL Ex-Psasidcnt Polk. They VI
shs Hermltags today.
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On motion Of j. N. Byere, the above preambl
and resolutions were unanimously adopted.
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