The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

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49, e1raesfDe afnneeel aosne y ~, ~ q &C.
nelepchely nan. d narble, cold nos have go0s
anids n nodels enrong ~ Del nsIses q Unacagc
vAon IL newn q the 6Arapeaon q ~ nalsaa -
Coaventien, anA DouGaas's nCmination ~ acc!ar
nation, 81 body which had not qocfnm ~
any bnlsneee Whatever. struck them o. b.surcay.
16roseh a ~ troubles * ~ week they he'd
naintsined show II coaHdence, b Republican
pFessnce; bat when she fatal tidines was On
nouneed, and Il becamc evident = glance that
The game wasnp, ard that Honese Old Abe would
Be IL next President Of the United states III
artists except those whose fcrss y III pleasant and
joyous scones, might have pro6eedsby looking q
them = they passed Or = they mQurntully com
muned On tho corners Of tie stteetA A few mp
heade whose sense u 20 limited that they believe
. full half Of what tho leaders have claimed, a.
tempted to be jolly but no one Of these, even,
was simple enough e attempt cheer. The hr-
ing Of connon-thst had 70 b gone through with
Of course failed 70 raise their spirits. Visions
Of consulshipe, eAasysakips, marshalships, clerk
ships, jobs, contraeta, which they had INDUCED 70
long, departed and LEFT deep burrows ON every
DougIasite face; and no amount 0fself deception
could bring the pleasant fancies back.
Nevertheless couple Of tar barrels were burn
ed in front If the fremont House, and speeches
were made BY Bob Blackwell, G. s. Cameron and
. gentleman named Ayree. About nine o'clock
the nomination Of Breckenridge by the delegates
from the Democratic States was whispered
around. At thisannonncement there vas gen.
ersl dropping Of jaws; the meeting Was extin-
guished In short metre, and the FATHERS went
home without making much noise but evidently
keeping mp considerable Of thinking. Chicago
Press and Tribune
- =
The Hon. Richard Hates, neRupNcsn oanol-
dase tor qoyeFnor il !inno,s, addressed mass
meeting e spnnsneid on sne ltn lns1. vs. s.
gret snat We nave hot room . copy ~ Mno'e y
n.s speech, wn,cl was 2 uclI ahI lorclpe .An'.
p'tlon Vi nePuM'cau Ps'Hc'Pes, u"s - rNs -.
rom " the ioAioWihg PsSsase le'aAsc ~ - Aili'
coin.
"Now, fellow .cltiscns It may strike you as rath
er Q strange matter that the people Of 20 great
nation as this should come 70 Illinois for its
Presidens-that the mighty Republican party
should look to this faraway Prairie State for it,
standsrd-bearer in such momentous contest
Yet, say here to-day, that ! have heard ~ me
and West, for four consecutive years in the Hall
OF the House OF representatives., and ~ the SEN
ate Of the United States ! have heard the Ste
phens and Toomhs OF the south, the Stewards,
Chases, and Corwins OF the North; have heard
the most renowned orators on the moor OF the
Senate and House daily Tor years; ana say here
to-day, thas Tor oiearnees OF statement Tor pene-
trat0n OF tnougnt Tor power o. irresistiole loBc,
for broad, comprehensive, stateamahllke views
for exalted purity or private ana public charac-
ter, yonr own Abraham Lincoln y the ciearesf,
nObIest, puress ana best o. them all IN we MS
TORY OF ms hie-in q, me e.emenss wnich 10.
ep're WIN ensnuslasm me hearts OF .ne masses OF
Manknu, Anu souse ING n'.Ens - acuHn, ssana
up neFc vu-aAy y suss 1sp.'1I - 'n0 Sea.e, anu
~ '''e Ple,ence y ~! ~ say 'nSt 'nc
name ~ Aosana1n Alncoin y snls gay ana nour
s.e "i,S"s'es. .An'o uPoi' tAc OonelleAs " Npfsn
Asm s,M .Fo!oAsseu cAeets
reliow,c'tlsens, me name 81 Abraham LIN
com, wnlcn We pfesen'to you, Is winning name
"a name 70 raHy On Wherever freedom requires
cnaihp'on-a name 70 Doast Oh wherever you
"o"io po,nt 70 an hohes1 man OF patriot-a
name 70 love Wherever aHection Would seek
warm'hearted ana generous spirit-a name which
Is spell 70 gather millions wherever free hearts
ana strong nands are 70 &c summoned ~ favor OF
hhersY ana humanity tremendous applause.
ONE OF THE TYLEss HEARD FR0M.-JOhn Tyler
writes letter to the Richmond Enquirer, IN cx-
PLANTATION OF the statement that ne had advocated
a dissolution OF the Union. He said that he
thought the success OF either the Bell and Ever
EFT ticket, the Lincoln and Hamln or one bear
ing Mr.. Douglas name, would be fatal to every
institution OF the South in the Union whether
political. social, moral or religious through the
predominating and al absorbing influence Of the
North in possession Of the Government, and an
absolute control Of the Union at once arising"
Mr. Tyler concludes as follows: II, for one, will
not consent to be made the echo Of Aholitionism
tion. live or die snrv;va a. nor;sh viii stand
over tho graves of NV ancestry ~ tho hearth
stones Of INV relatives and III the side Of NV
fr;onds an Lc..s :, L,,aos Ir,, /L,,yo. ~,