The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

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Shall ~ give thsm atOaes
On thsir track and in closs purssit q thsm,
ase The rigoss Of winter and the .oEroFs ofataFv-
alton. They cry 70 % for hslp! Shall they
have ks Evsry nob,s asd esassous impalss q /
Bas shsrs 4 10 tins % salkl whils they talk
thsy searvs.
Then hitch up your teams, load up yoar corn,
beans. potatoes, wheat, 1onr, or whatever e1se
you can contribute, and bring Il where i viii % |
received and fosvarded inmediatsly - selAsvs
the distressed
In this we have the glorious privilege Of doing
good. We have abundance. They starve! Let
q show BY prompt action that We are tsue men, |
with hearts In he right placea
On molten of Mr. Lasmaa the following CON-
nisssss for the City and Townships were appoint
Cd :-Nessrs. Thomas French, Lyman Cook. A.
W. Carpsptef, W. D. Ewing, q. W. Starr, Ihoa
Hedge, R. A. Dsming, and W. D. Gilbert, for
The City. Messra J. Sawyer, s Carter, and W.
G. Cameron, for Augusta Township. Aessss. ,.
Patterson, Nat. Erwin, Solomon sherfey. for
Burlington Tp MessrA r D. Poole, A. ).
Hedges, and A W. Gordon, for Benton. Tp.
Messrs. W. B. Remey, J. Ritner. and Calvin
Jackson, for Danville Up. XessrA WIN. john
con, 9. Hughes, and Lemon Burke, for Flint
River Tp. Nessra Tillman Smith, A. Wright.
and J. G. Kline, for Franklin Up. xessra J. G.
Mott and Jeass r. Nulkins. for Jackson Tp.
MessrA Jussus Clark, Onias jackson, and John
Zion, for Pleasant Grove Up. Hessrs Samuel
Fullenwider, Joseph Chamman. and J. w. Will
liams for Huron Up. Nessra II. HcCorllick,sS .
0earhart and Calvin Gamage, for Union Tp.
Messra James Bruce, Fred. Heller, and Sol.
Bridges, for Yellow Springs Tp. Nessrs J. H.
Virgin and E. r. Hughes, for Washington TIP.
On motion Of Mr. O'Bannon il was resolved
chat the Editors Of the City papers be requested
70 publish the proceeding Of this meeting.
On motion, adjourned. ~
| L. Il. D6LnoSg, Sec'y.
| We want every man, Democrat and Repuoli
eau, to read the following passage in the speech
Of Hsrschell v. johnson, the Douglas candidate
for Vice President. delivered At indianapolis
We copy it from the authorised version in the
Democratic paper published there. Read it
carefully and ponder it well, for it contains the
whole purpose Of the pro-slsvery and disunion
party 70 which Mr.. johnson belongs
Irepeat the question, are We ever to have
peace and repose? The election Of no one man
can do it. You must begin at the constable Of
your magistrates district and go up the chief
| magistracy, and plant your foot upon every
mans neck who dares to say that he will inter-
fere with Slavery anywhere.
kzeSenator Grimes speaks at Kossuth, to-day
there 10 Republican mass meeting to be held
ELRcr1oN.-We hope our friends and CORES
pondents at the West will not fail to send 10 the
returns Of the election IN their respective pre-.
eincts, immediately after the vote 10 counted.
| b The Democrats are trying to convey tho
idea to some Of our friends who are mot fully
informed, that they can vote only for three pre-
sidential elsctors-two at large, and one for
their own Congressional District This 10 I'm
true. Every voter casts his ballot for tie full
electoral ackse. Let none Of our friends forget
this
On. KAxr.-The Panorama Of Dr. Kans'S
Arctic Expedition, now on exhibition at Mozart |
Hall, 10 we'll worthy Of visit from our citizens.
The scenes must be accurate, for they are Ger.
tainly characteristic They give one realizing |
idea Of the horrors of that journey and the he |
roism Of the man who accomplished it, that can |
| not be otherwise attained.
Fusion RLsEwHEsx-The Bell and Everett |
State Committee Of fennessee have issued an
address, in which they repudiate fusion with the |
Breckenridge forces in indignant terms. They
say:
Unite. foraooth. upon Breckenridge, the rep
resentative Of all that 10 aggressive, of Ill that
IL defiant, OF all that is Incorporating. OF all
that is extreme and Offensive to our Northern
brethren.
MoA han 49, n.
Master at Keokuk The Office 10 not in . very
promising condition, however, for the clerks
have eli left.
"a Although there is little danger Of illegal
voting at the polls in our vicinity lowing to the
fact that our opponents are exporting their ''bad
egg" votes to lllinois) vet there may, and proba-
bly, will, be some Of it, unless the polls are
watched, and all such attempts frustrated. Let
mot this most important matter be neglected
Our State is safe for Lincoln and the State
ticket, hut vs should roll up the largest possible
Legitimate majority. Let the Republicans zee
10 it that we are mot cheated out OF any part
oft
PxunsYIv AMrA.-Ex-Gove Pollock, who
- one OF inc UepUObCuU AsOCsVse ~ arg Ohsu L
who has been on the stump most Of the time
for u. last two months. made speech At West
chester On the a4th. in which he predicted that
Pennsylvania would give mot 'esa than $4,000
majority for lincoln. end he hoped for ioe.ooo.
urln the class OF acting midshipmen at the
Naval ACADEMY the present year, 10 SON Of
Hon WIN. L. Fancey, who enters for ave
years course. The great secessioniat thcu, thinks
the Union is safe for that period. |,
" The Rev. Mr.. Clover, an Episcopal cler.
gym"n, Of Springfield, Illinois, has recently fn.
ished portrait Of "Cncjs Abes hlpeolp, which
10 spoken Of by the Illinois papers a. being .
very excellent portrait Of our next Presiden<,
a. In the present canvass. 40 In all previous
ones, The Democratic cse two ad eapea,sdan argu.
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