The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

UP tne nerO. Anefe was Out one 0r0WD2ck,
Douglas and johnson flag was fastened to each |
side Of the prairie schooner
SrRAws.-The following are votes taken On |
the cars by gentleman Of this city:
Illinois Central r. r. train to Decatur, Sept
IL, Lincoln lol, Douglas 81, Bell %, Breckin
ridge 8.
Decatur, September. Is, Lincoln IS, Douglas 81,
Bell Is, Breckinridge 2. u.
Ladies on the same train, Lincoln II, Douglas
g, Bell 3. eya
Chicago and Rock Island r. z. train, Sept.
le. Lincoln "a, Douglas 8 st@
+ FOUND HIS MOTHER AT LAsr.-It will be seen
by dispatch, that Judge Douglas, after much
tribulaton, has at last found his anxious mother.
He expresses regret that Lincoln cannot visit
the place of his nativity and the grave of his
parents for fear of personal violence, and pre-
tends to believe that this circumstance proves
that Lincoln is sectional candidate. Very can.
did man is this M. Douglas.
-fa Mt. Pleasant, Sept. Is, 1860.
Ed. HAwx-EYE Since the Republican turn
out here on last Friday the Democracy have been
sorely exercised. 1t is said that some Of the
leading spirits do not sleep sound o'nights. But
they say now that something must be done, or
there viii not be . corporal's guard left Of them
in this County. So they have quietly gone to
work to get up crowd for the joint discussion
between Messrs Curtis and Cole tomorrow
What they expect to make out Of it is hard to
tell. Either they wish to get up hubbub and
hurrah to prevent calm and dispassionate dis
cussion and TO keep their rank and file from
hearing Curtis expound Republican doctrine and
explode Popular Sovereignty and Douglasism; or
they. knowing they cannot get up meeting Of
their own, have taken this course to get crowd
Of Republicans and Democrats together and then
claim ii as grand Democratic Rally. Which
course they win take will depend on circun,-
stances The Republicans are quietly looking on
and laughing in their boots, gratiied that the
Democracy are going to turn ont for once to hear
little Republican thunder. Heretofore it has
been impossible to get any Of that party OUT
without it was few Of the leaders, to hear Rc-
publican speech or joint discussion. Now it
is hoped that some good may be done; and
think 1t Is favorable omen If We can only &C !,
the honest and thinking portion Of the Dougla
| Democracy to listen, and read, we have them
and Lincoln will carry the State by 10000 ma
jority.
The Republican meeting here on the 14tl was
the graniest display have ever seen in Iowa
It was glorious day Cor the Republicans Of Hen
~ County. 80
SuccrssrUr SAcslIEor AT THE Moran DAME,
| PARs-&l6O,O 600 SfoLEx.-The Paris cores
| pondent of the Boston Traveller, writing on the
oath ult. gives an account Of nm extensive rob-
bers at the great Cathedral Of Notre Dame. The
TREASURES of the Church, which consisted Of the
gorgeous vest,nents of the clergy, presents from
monarchs, croxiers, tap-holders, crosses. &c, in
massive gold adorned with precious stones, were
kent in an outlying building connected with the
Cathedral, which was built purpOsely for them
They we're stored in iron closets secured by mas
sive doora On the morning ofthe 18th nit, ths
| workmen engaged in the repair of the church. on
going TO their labors found the ground strewed
with ecclesiastical vases- They informed the off,
Gers of the church, Who speedily discovered that
the treasury had been plundered OF all its value
4 bee. worth 100000 francs or $4,000. The
police who were called to the investigation found
rope attached to = ring just above the water
level in the parapet wall Of the adjoining quay.
They pulled it mp, and found fastened to the 9th.
cr end large fishing net filed with objects be.
longing to the treasury but all stripped Of their
: precious stones The police are hopeful Of cap
> turing the thieves
. GnrAr REPUBLICAN, DEMONSTRATION. The Re
l rnfS AZ ~
| ia the City Of New York, was grand affair, and
: showed the immense growth Of the party in the
:, | commercial metropolis since 1856. The Herald
!. which cannot be accused Of any Gaming TO Lin
: | coin, says
"a Republican Electoral ticket ratification
y meeting was held Last evening at the Cooper In
. stitute. There was an immense gathering on the
4 the occasion, both inside and outside the build
ing. The proceedings At the meeting prope
we're characterized from the opening to the clos
by good order and harmony, the greatest atten
ton being paid TO the speakers, notvithstandinl
| that one OF them Mr.. Schurz, addressed the ~
| semblaee for upwards Of two hours. This gen
. tleuasu analytically reviewed the whole potica
4 | career Of Jadge Douglas, his remarks being on
continuous stream q lhe most tsenchant invcC
}. I've. all the points 81 which were received VIII
u rapturoas applause. The close Of his speed
+. vas devoted 70 cosfespcndingty ornate and eia
bosasely drawn picture Of the Cincinnatus,hk
virtnes and ssatesmsnliks qualities Of Abrahas
ii.oolu. which vas also like biz previous remark
On he opposite tack, loudly sPplauded. :.
. fhslares gathssing Of clabbtses psocesssonta,
u "a 4c-ch hesreys outside tbs building was u
!. S,e.ssa fron three dfMsreus stands, he pei
formancse being diversided by music, giees an
songA"
rrsss Coon RsAsonA-Tba 0reenseosese
- fAla.l Beacon. haying taken down the Dougi.
~ ea~ enmoaannen The following - reasons tOe u