The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30
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Mast win the heart i breayhes upon.
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Fair idtalt Of his sweetest dream
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His lamp Of life, when IN Il drcnr, 2#
In thia cold world Of tears aud sighs:-
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And where ihoa art lis Paradise.
4 Il Fair gerltlc maidt Fight be ths heart, aassg.
Al angels fiiry footsteps arc: .Afit
Sweet too. thy Love, ~ true thou art
And flli Of joy. the chains you wear
From al the ills which life portend,
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,#.s S0xpUHsA II
i HARD Sar.L At BALTIMORE The Balti-
more correspondent OF the New York Times
describes tho following scene that occurred ID
the Thcater after the adjournment Of the Con-
vcniion on Wednesday, s8s@ asitpsi assaa
At the cali for Work, . singular appearing
man got upon chair and began, amidst roars Of
laughter, to make . speech. Perceising that he
was character | took seat quite near him and
observed him closely. Some years siacca Judge
named Mann was trying q cause in Missouri.
when one Of the Witnesses IN addressing Kim,
called him ''citizcn Manu. for fhis the Judge |
fncd tho individual, whose name was Work,
$500, and sent him to jail for week. Ever af. |
yer that he has gone hv tue name Of "ritifen,
and this afternoon citizen Work made a speech.
His spectacles were upon the top of his head;
hia hair was tunabIed his neck handkerchief vas
united; he wore a vest 90 red as blood, and in |
Iis hand he held damaged tile. Said he.
!. why am called on tssprak IN The language |
IF the Bible, who am |. or my generation, that |
should receive such oxidation? never was |
President, and never mean to I've. | never /
abused Gen. jackson, and never mean to. ! am
aot amembcr u Congress or black leg. But |
['l tell YOU who am. am a bare-foof d, hot /
seadcd, jackson Democrat and Hard Shell Zap |
list i believe in the Democratic party, and |
believe in the Baptist Church. Why, would yoa
believe it, once saved the life Of d Black Re |
publican, or at least Of Douglas man, and there
lint much difference. I was In Charleston, all |
boiling up with erysipelas; this n,an was very |
,irk; sat by his bedside with nv red leg in u /
eail of ice water and felt Of his pulse and every
hing, gave him medicine and cured him. II went
against the q ain 10 do it. but am too good
baptist to disregard the Sermon on the Mount
md, therefore, | saved him. So You see I'm
queer criiter have no title 10 be heard here.
Gushing, now. hts right. never abused Gen.
Jackson; Int he Las. For twenty five years
Cushing abused Ten. jackson. and then turned
ai: and / now End him presiding, ioisooth, /
sver Demecratis Cenvcm..on Great God ~
Ny relative. Gea. Foate. calls this glorious
I'aion: but call it n detcsiahlc Union" lie
hen proceeded to pitch into the Doagla, men at
.ome length, but lis audience not relsliing this 1
style Of talk, crushed him Gown.