The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

- Eke that Of the sqaAtterA A. all shs
~ i Reysbliean principles win vote for
\. I;,coln, We shall not Be veaksasd BY ~
- 4 Cur enemies
a. Syracuse correspondent Of the New Yosk
g rovs considerable light upon The BEN
.,n.e,as coalition in New York. He says:
.af ,..,.e re al understand that the declared
4. "a sake The State fro0 Lincoln and
VI. - Electors between Douglas and Bell
~. f.ion vas going TO accomplish this, then
III .o.I he no further query in the case; bae
n . ,h;rd Electoral ticket already in the Geld,
y. n - rs,,.iu In she field despite the lamentA.
-. =. 49, sed elssvhere, . fact quite - we'll
80. q ~ fnioaists % 70 everybody else, this
A1s...,;oa 3 not sufficient. The leaders Of this
"nsr...,ut look upon LincOln's defeat ~ highly
.,.,Ash,)e, and il Is matter Of quite secondary
- 70 them. What they aim 1t is the
600 IL new party, embracing the supper.
~ IAxias and Bell, North and South, with
!, n.al,s for its leader. The Illinois Senator
/ ~ - expect to be chosen President now !;
.,,dbsIess be firmly believes that II be lives be
a = lseident His present business u to get
~ .ast will acknowledge him as its head
y UuE3ste. This 10 the object and purpose.
4, .scity with which sahe supporters Of Bell
d Dsras at the South c0alesce in-Kentucky
.rir the triumph of Lcalie Coombs, and the
[s.lu,e crushing ont Of Breckenridge in that
|s,p-iu Georgia, Louisiana, and perhaps in
-. AZ lie other Southern States, uniting on
..ruon Electoral ticket, is an indication which
=. d sAou how far the plan hae progressed in
1, south. where il might be supposed it would
counter the greatest obstacles. While at the |
I'm ,he Douc,as and Bell men make common
.u.a against breckenridge, at the North the CON-
mon cause ID wholly against Lincoln. Gov. Hunt |
sol .he sapposser Of Bell probably think there |
4, Z chance 4 carrying the election to the House,
,here shey persuade themselves Bell, or ut any
NJ Everett will stand the best chance of being |
|Acrn President Believing this, it most be con- |
Ss,ed that there Is motive enough for all the la
~ which Gov Hunt and his associates are un- |
rnsking; but in the event of failure, which !
IN know 70 be probable, the fused relations Of |
y. Douglas and Bell parties viii have prepared |
Asu for the closer relation which their present |
- alliance in many Of the States, and good un.
branding in all Of them contemplatcs. 1t 10 |
nsvn tbs. Ii is the purpose Of Mr.. Douglas not |
y v. candidate before the House Of Represen-
nirs even though he should receive Electoral
s1 enough to make him one of the three high !
Asa pledge Of his faith, and Of his fidelity |
be new party arrangement, should Mr.. Doug |
zry Illinois, Missouri. or other States, the |
" n those States would be thrown for Bell |
ne Electoral colleges, thus, perhaps. furnish. |
knOagh-if there were not enough before-to |
" Bell and Everett to the House of Repreeen
t'a instead Of Breckinridge and Lane. Moth
gnoe would Re needed to launch the new par
uas s. A. Douglas as the head and Presiden-
lcnddate"
All .his and much more of detail is within the |
~ Of Hunt and Richmond and in pursuance
This scheme the same correspondent states that
eminent Americans are to be put up for Con.
es BY the Douglas Democrats in several dis.
sh The traaicers are in hot pursuit OF the
eskadge men, to bring them into the alli-
~, butt u not likely the latter will accept
y k..s