The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-16

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IlooAhe dona - 60 hshGll lt seeed % ex
tand esn1A abese three o. four milss, md north
4 ward = ~ . ~ coeld 60. Il moyed topart
Is nearly q RAPIDLY 3 - ~, ~ uith -,
II regularity Of N aaysncinr army. Thu, though
We. Is sent 10 cor,p,cta he destruction Of oul
doomed city. On--on Il marched in il fearful
majesty. But, though IL force vas greater
ment rendered Il less destructive. Nearly al
the houses ID town were moved by this laa
storm. more or less injured, yet none werc blowr
down, except the brick addition to our Office
and the front wall Of the brick dwelling house O
Rev. Mr. Petedsh-unoccupied Nr. Beckwith.
blacksmith shop was unrOofed. Several windowi
in the town were blown out Corn-cribs ant
out-houses were blown around promiscu0usly.
vas the falling ~ i ANAL fam. hn,,aa ,,r,on
couple of horses belonging TO Or. Street One
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N ulenwoo9 IRON tne "a. AZ Louuon, .us las'
storm compulsory oemoiisned the nands0ne s'eiA-
mary building.
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| IHK TORNADO At OAAHa, BELLEVUE AND
FLATTsMorTI.-PrIvate adylces from Onana
4 state that the storm there was terrific. Inc
Capitol building and the Pioneer block were IN
rooted, and about twenty buildings demolished.
At Bellevue, two brick buildings were blown
down.
At Piattsmouth one building was demolished,
and the root OF the courthouse blown OIL.
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l From me IA sane fress
A short Sermon to the .'Dougias Wor"
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j ~. d.,- Tl,,,o,,,, h,,t1y.. - intend IN ta,k
:. Ms .;y,a .,ou, ,ha co,iv .na ;nf,,r,s ss
i &c worsh;n-,;ng man rha haat,,sn how doun ~
=, .,os &c s,ona ana stora ond somo vnrsb;n m.
49, $500 s~h;,a o.ho.s ha. :; h,,n,,,,s .fora.
tor ava, - E;ss ero.t ,oe Rnt we If tb;s
venerat;on have heen eu;ltv &c the meanest idol.
s.r,. or ii, n, ..orsh;nn;n,r I,,la lrm,, NJ GOV.
,y a. eas ~ a !, h,anp ssa Ssahau now d
s0rct a saw weeIs 200 ,hen We ladcned our
..asssi. ,.;,h nv, ard st;.Lr Fan onr hrrtbren
who v,srs sert ~ ,n;ss;on.r;rs to the Port of
Chs.,as.or - .ha fora;cr land of Son,h Carroll
y, to nrcach the pospei Of bred Scott and Pop.
l Mar Snrare;gntr and rave them gold and silver
| wherewith 70 luy their bread and meat. our de-
n,rtcd friend was full Of promise. and high up-
lifted a. the god of Democracy. and all who would
fail down and Worship him should have their re-
ward Knt alas, our brethren have returned to
rs with nothing but his unseemly carcass
"Apd de,out men carried Stepen to his burial,
and made great lamentation over him."
And II came to mass. when our chief PRIESTS
and elders were gathered together in Conven-
ton at Charleston. that MANY Of the heatbeps of
that region would not fall down and worship our
golden calf And We said unto them that they
were wrong. that the golden calf would grant
them MANY indulpencies: he would give them
Rourhon whskey anp!e.iack and red eve IA hey.
erases and had promised nine hundred and nine
ty nine thousand foreign missions, post offices
and custom houses, and to take five hundred cid
fogies into his cabinet. But all this would not
avail Nary bowel of compassion could be
moved within them, and therefore our brethren
returned unto us. "And deyout men carried
Stephen to his burial, and made great lamentation
over him." .
And the disciples of Stephen spakc unto them
saving. that they did not care whether pigeers
were voted inside down. or downwside mn II
made no difference. But they were rebelous.
and declared that we must get the niger ont OF
the fence and protect him in the territories where
there are no fences: but we couldn't do it. We
referred them to Freeport, where Stephen spake
of ssunfricndly legislation" but thew didn't care
red for the Police Magistrate of the territories
but would pasture their niggers there. on Uncle
Sans farm They wouldn't let us put fence |
of unfriendly legislation around them, and be-
cause we wouldn't give the ringers pasture they |
waxed with wrath and Stephen gave up the |
ghost "And deyout men carried Stephen to his |
burial, and made great lamentation over him." |
In vain our brethren promised to erect false |
platform to delude the heather with |
tricks of leserdemain. But they needed not our |
entrea.ies oh, the s'irrepressible conflict ~ l. |
squeezed our poor little Stephen so hard. that |
govt nor influenza need trouble him no moro
They cast rocks upon him. The lions roared at
him. The eagle .'quivered his tail at him in
proud defiance" Old Buck shook his horn at him. 4
The niger shook his wool and laughed at him
because the "Rail mauler" received more votes
from the Suckers than he did. And one hun
lred and ffty-two and half brethren stood by
md saw him crushed out, and bewailed their
stllplv pOckcSs, 2!lu the loss OF COCA things
promised them "And deyoat men carried Ste.
phen to his burial, and made great lamentation
over him.
And now, in conclusion. nv dear Douglas broth
rem, know it is hard for us to believe that Ste
phen is snua;ed ont We cannot realize Il. But
4 is even 50 We shall never behold his co,t.
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al saat Of honor aud ha bas hes,, ls;, a. rss,
rhe ..;rranross;h,a conf;cty has ac.l, him
,mo sbor an the .ro, and HI vo;oo will ~, Lever
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ForeualI tho,, ), ,,oor o,a Stonber