The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

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Nj. Uni. Il f)k;n III vhsna NJ En,;th,s name
WA nrrscnte1 he made enquiry Ana learneti that
la ~ * "a Line Wig. Hi fCorh collesene
Pendleton had i0st been In conversation with
smith, and reported that Smith was not only
mot . Know NUtAtnG hut that he Vas 0rl10apd To
Il the order and its principles, and that he had
never been. and vas not now Member Of the
X. N. Lodge, bnt had denounced 1T Ii this be
i true, and / my It is and look, M. Smith, who
q nov present in the eye when I assert 1t, there
can be no diAiculty in my giving him my vote in
i this peril Of the Repullic and II defeat he
Republicans. An Old Line wing Who i not Il
any way connected with the offensive order, Who
stands on the Compromise Of 1850. aud Who. I
Iundersfand was elected over ! gentleman ~ the
Slave Code, can vote for, but would not -
ont Of my party to vote il / was not assured ii
would produce an organisation Il aid r,cvar
would vote for a Republican Or Know Nothing
| I never will do not now. i vote for an old
Line Wing, and such men voted to send me here
I am more satisfied With INV vote. a since this
call Of the gentlemen on the other side. Mem.
bcrR from PENNSYLVANIA have deserted NJ smith,
after voting for him, have given aa i reason
that he was not an American. This confirms
Mr.. Smiths own statement to Mr.. Pendleton and
1 my own statement in his presence.
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The Tribnnes Washington correspondent saws
Mr. Sherman has called 4 conference az lii
l'enus W mee. .o-uay a. noon, ana Wan withdraw
y auo'llsr canaldate can De eiected- ne mas been
F'spa.eu - " 20 toI lostnignt and was only
'es'sa'ne" us we tacs thas audinonaI votes mad
nos UGH us.honstratea upon Messrs remington,
co."'h or motifs, as had peen repeatedly prom
lseu. -,
Me- remington VIII probably be nominated !;
NJ. Nj. smi.n WIN De dropped by the Democrats, and
| .ne SCUM americans aiioWed 70 seiect Demo
crat.
Inc Times correspondent SAYS the chances
now are shat Cofwin Will DC elected on Mon
DAY.
r, thefafas Oorrespondence.
Inc proceedings OF the House to-day demon
s,rated tne fact that Mr.. Sherman cannot be
eiested.l SIX OF his friends from PENNSYLVANIA
snu Wv Jersey went over 20 Ar. smith, Of N ",
| more 10 tansaaze the Democrats, not from any
sulpos,t'ol .nat the latter would concentrate
upon Mr. smith, ne beng an American; but, to
.sc eo''s'ernatiois o. THESE gentlemen, all the
democrats except Messrs. Holman, and Davis,
VI An9', ana Amen, OF uhlo, yUted Tor him, which
s woaad nave elected him had not five Of the
sherman men taken the back track and changed
tneir votes from sherman to Corwin and PEN
ning'oa; They did not do 50 until Mr.. Sherman
ross anu recoreed ms vote for Cofwin, making
an aadt.onai vote necessary to choice which
was sne signal OF danger. Many Of the Repub-
n ~. would ike to vote for Corwn, others for
Hickman, but it is evident from the canvass Of
opinion tonight that Pennington can reach more
men outside OF Shernan's strength than any
o.ner man, and the friends Of Sherman will not
oplect 70 MN the majority OF the Republicans
declare for him. Mr. Adrain refused 70 vote for
MI aa 1' i soetlern wing, because ne under
s.oor nun 70 pe IN favor OF protecting slaves u
the ierr,1ories but says ne viii vote for North
ern wing IKE Gov. Pennington, which ne will
probably nave an opportunity OF doing on Mon
ua "
MT Seward had public reception at his house
'o-n'sn'' which was numerousiy attended.
Leavenworth, Jan %.
The Pixies Peak Express Company has de-
oided to run a Pony Express from Sacramento
City. The time is fixed at 10 DAYS
The Post Office Department has ordered the |
Utah mail service back to its original time, and
will make monthly instead IF q scmi-monthly |
mail
Savannah, Jan. 81
The steamship Isabel has arrived off Twice IN i