The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-06

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The following from the Phhadelphia d'ress .
good. ilgtai.
John 2. Breckinridge, 10 his Lexington speech,
took credit 70 himself tor not voting IN lS4S,
when Gen. Cas- was the Democratic candidate
for Preslnetft, stating tnat ne went hunting Witp
elk or eight gentlemen belonging 70 Che Wing
party, And added, that ~ every man hAd done
% we'll az himself, we"-that ~ the Democrats
would have carried the State BY forty thot-
| sand majority" The logic Of this argument Is
equal to its arithmetic, bat II is wholly copsis-
tent with the entire speech. II tsevery man" in
| the State Of Kentucky had done what Major
| Breckenridge did In l84S, and had taken six
| Wings" with him on hunting expedition, thcre
would have been nobody 10 vote, and . good
many less imam nobodw We lear me Major,
when ne became Uisunlon candidate, Also g.
came HiberMan. 4 . 8 38s
| BuRIED ALlvx-There has been rumor cur
rent in Brooklyn for two weeks past, that resi-
1 dent of that place named Powell had been burr
Cd alive. The deceased was quite advanced in,
wears, and was buried the third day after he VA
taken sick. "A minister, friend Of the family,
Eho saw the body after it was laid out for. the
grave, said that if it was friend Of his he should
not be buried. He said this because the body
was still warm, and By pressing finger upon
the skin the color would come and 20. a. it will
upon the skim OF person allve. several per,
sons witnessed this, and Others declared they
saw 4 twitching Of the muscles Of the face One
of his sons was married within week after the
funeral and the deceased, it is said, was not on
the best terms with his children.
| "A RreurAR DoueIAs TR1IccK.-Mr. Douglass
friends frsf nronose'l n hr;nc him n chicagd
the latter mart II 5Sentemhere nut learn;no ~
Seward would be there October I'd. thew most
noncd their MEETING 10 October All, They van
f. s;se the RennhIcanr crowd W. nred ,G th ,
one iook at 4 viii he enonch IL MAKE every az.
~ thc,n s;ck - J1atroit T,r;brne Tr7ss ".
The object Of Douglas' appointment here hay
ing been changed to a time so soon after TIL
Seward demonstration, was not SO much to size
as to seize the Republican crowd. They know
very well that the Republican meeting will be
vast gathering, and hope that, BY having Doug
las trotted into town two days subsequently, the,
will induce great portion Of the Seward crowt
to remain in town out Of curiosity to swell th,
Douglas display, and thus prevent their ssgrea
mass meeting" from being humilating failure
as it otherwise would be. -.
It is "a regular Douglas trick" shrewdly con
ceived, but win fail Of its object. We predic
that there will be more Wide Awakes alone, il
uniform, in Chicago on next Tuesday, than Their,
will be Douglas men Ia ALTON the succeeding
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