The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-19

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DEnICATlOU or TMB WlaWAM.
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r.. 49, sssss. :" So. = m.- I
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ynon 0En. EAxE, H0x. JosaUA r. GDDlNGs
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w;ou - Ss'us'.y even'ne las1 sne nsp0oMca. pMl,
ssresss vbch dn,,ns ~ psst y e. 80 -ssE. -. IN.
pidly been progressing. under ne hands Of ths
building COMMITTEES, the workmen and the ladies,
OeAy.tuI scconPalsnneI., 49, csclcseo' C
lion. vh;sh .omnence. 4. iahors "A Wedness.,
next. Al an early hour The vast structure was
crowded with an enthusiastic Thong Of people,
Iss!eo'aDie proportion eeine isoles Ine atage'
nesslv Al rscssS 80 - .;.h AZ = 49, 49,.
% 70 this prcliminary campairn. % deslicate !
new rallying place during the coming and long
wl.neo ,or contest between irecdom ana slavery.
nos,. ssrctns. rcirr,.rv % - \" fss,o,.,. ~ ~
"a or faces beaminx with delight and kindlinr
with the patriotic ardo. Of the occasion, the in
the busts 81 denarteti ssces and heroes benir
nantly looking down npon scene which they
,np nau a.my propnessed. nut never seen; tne peal
ofthe rra,,is.;c ~, I.ras lin sol,e,,
promise Of q glorious harvest Of truth AMI rirht
next fall
Tho foregoing is from the Chicago Journal Of
the 18th, which also contains ! brief account az
tho ,-r,.,aoa;... ...... 90 -. h.-.... -
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os1 co'Sm"s ine meeung was caiied 20 order
So &C A. R..sl.n NJ.
Committee. who made a brief address Sneechca
verc .f,erw.ra. r.aa !. . wu,;.ms q.
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: '0s'uc"s y tne Ioung Aens hepnDiacan Clnb,
BY Judge Goodrich Of St Paul, Mimi, Hon. R.
n. Corwine, Of Cincinnati. Mr Johns az Iowa
Hon Jnehr. D f.;as:.
D"ee' So g. - 's...
oiasc !. uo'oAgh neart.wakenang speecn.-AaJ
Zen. Eggleston, Of Cincinnati, Hon. Henry 8.
Lane, Republican candidate for Governor OF
Indian. az ua~.:n arw.: n . tai
" A@"'s, non' - = .uuu'
- Dfsu'ey, anu oshers. ~ was, cohciudes
he Journal, brilliant opening Of the campaign,
md a snre omen az tho v;ct,rv ,rh;ch .~.;..
. s "s~. e""'SS
'ne coming struggle.
wp.s~r.,s Anos-.on... r- -.
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'o""nae a'u eioqueht wOfus OF Uaniel webster,
a his reply to Haync, are familiar TO most of
American readers: vet they are worthy Of heinp
.ha...J .:
A ''''s' @''u 80 esl'c.iAiy
appropriate ~ she present Juncturc Said he:
When my eyes shall be turned to behold for
he last time the sun in Heaven, may I not see
lin shining on the broken and dishonored frag-
nents Of once glorious Union; on States dis |
evered, discordant, beligerent; on land rent
vith civil ieuds or drenched it may be- in frater-
'al blood! Let their last feeble ard lingering |
lance rather behold the gorgeous ensign Of the |
epublic, now known and honored throughout the |
arth, still full high advanced its arms and tro-
'hies streaming in their original luster, not |
tripe erased or polluted, not single star OBJ |
cured, bearing for its motto no such miserable |
nterrogatory as What is all this worth p nor |
hose other words Of delusion and folly. sLiber- /
y first and union afterwards but everywhere |
pread all over in characters Of living light, blaz-
ng on all its ample folds as they float over the |
ca and over the land, and in every wind under |
he whole Heavens, that other sentiment, dear TO
very hne American heart-Liberty aud Union |
Ow and forever, one and inseparable."
Inc ioiiowhg Is the report OF the pOliti-
~ STOCK market, on Saturday last, as given by
ne Chcago Times, douglas organ OF Monday.