The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

c....ks,. Music and Entkusiasus.

.ssas hsldin sssaiAy pf Burlington. n
- ousin shslr SsentsA. The sm
.nwsancss Of H. ladies wers everyvhsr
AZ, aeving The iossress 10y posssss 10 u
~, .nd objects Of tie Republican party
,Sso6ssfJais AwsbsS fssmaAS ltsan
y. ana villages in this and the Sucker Stat
!. here, and ,le enshusiasn was ] anboundsd
4. ,sssI IRlssst ifseas snssyhaassA&
sns wEArHER.
pudng he night preceding the day Of th
- min ~ in torrents. the vind blsw sre
.icsly and the hopes and expectations O
aasA we're somewhat dampened at III
- ~ out Of large attendance. o.
f.rir sorning showers Of rain fell. and u
jky gave psoniss Of 'smore Of ths sam'
'dhLoagh there were occasional CLEANS o
- About cen O'Clock, however, the rail-
u b clouds disappeared, and hopes rose
III however, did met csass, bps continued
nsfsoasly throughout the day. The un
;'dsu weather of the early morning, At which
de sajnity ef i0r visitors lsit heme, q
!. teps thousands away Who would other.
lre been with 10.
yHr TOWNSHIP DELEGArIoxs.
r.. ae,esvasas from she country we're arriv.
from sslly nOruing until noon. Every town
in cen, IN bads Of Republicans, men. women
eh;ldra viA dAgs and banners inscribed
III Appropriate devices The lines Of wagons,
,i.ees. and al manner Of conveyances, filed
> iye Republicans, formed on the cross
,.ss on each side Of Sixth street.
- II shs eaicatures upon the banners
ssselkut and apt Illustrations Of the posi-
) d some Of the candidates. One represent
Lad. dug coming out Of the little end Of =
n ,sd Oad Abe facilitating his exit BY punch
bin With rail. Another Represented Old
vHning log labelled Democratic Party" !"
wedge being q negro. There were many
y equally good, which We have NO space to
nipa in detail
rRI RAILRoAD DELEGATIONS. z-,.,
lkRkM. R. X. ran an extra train from the
d, reaching Burlington at ll:50 A. N. The
~ loaded with Wide-Awakes, ladies and
ma There were twenty SIX cars all packed,
vo locomotives. The number of tickets
aAe different stations along the line Of the
Eym 1900, and the number Of people that
in on board the train was fully 1000. Az
long train came in, shout after shout went up
> those on board and the crowd. gathered at
Depot O'sumwa, Fairfield, Agency City,
Peasant, New London and other towns were
gsly represented. At Fairfield, just as the
70 srrs,sd At the Depot, heavy storm Of rain
y up md more than 1000 people, who had
sadsd 70 come, were induced to remain at
ne fearful Of . continuance Of the storm,
Notwithstanding, large number boarded
train Three companies Of ladies, repre-
6ag the States, came in ON the train, from
Peasant, New London and Danville, o.
EH viii speak more fully hereafter.
~ Eastern Roads the trains were also
Gslesburg, Nonmouth and other place,
Ahrgs obligations Of Wids-Awskes, siti
Nd ladies'. The train on the Burlington 4
n Road did not arrive until p o'clock r
thsr the procession had been disbanded.
h 10 Gales came down the river from
pAska With full load of Wide Awakes and
es, al sashusiastic and wide awake. From
sdjoinng ecauties Of Illinois the people came
ipe the entire day, the ferry boat being load.
sseh Trip gs ri :. y
fRE wIDK-AwAHES.
poiidcal organization ever introduced in
Hpalga aas proven % beneficial and thor
ssectivc a. that Of the Wide ,Awakes
pandes are always attractive and theil
a'ance beautiful. The display on Saturday
hs il every respect, although the rain in
md las il did with every thing else) to pre-
= isn attepespee. There we're ssnpaaiel
a from Ottumwa, Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield
:! CITY, Wspellc, Denmark, Oquavka
1ddletown, Salem and Monmouth, be
AssAll delegations from other points. AL
naposcd Of vigorous, manly yeomen.-
V them several are worthy Of particula
&$S@ q tsE&W
MAt Pleasant company, Capt. Dunall
seut rs men, the largest company presen.
E'sg veil drilled.
s Oquwka company evineed thorough &C
l'aaee With the drill their evolutious wer
'ausd quickly and beautifully, and thei
lles' elected much admiration.
lk Denmark company possessed the ines
"a, sAsa white pants shown In fine contras
~ 'Is sAe black eapes and their appearance va
''e'y say exceedingly 6ne. The latter com
we're accompanied by number Of Lad
Se'Asakes. They we're dressed in whit
- With bloc and spangled bodies, and thei
uaace vas very beautiful.
ai1o'' al the companies we're accompanies
saads Of music. re
TEE LADIES.
!" Companies Of ladies representing tn
'ss Z The Union" who despite the rain an
cane to the Rally, are deserving Of NOR
passing notice.
psa'es Of young ladies (which from thei
'a's se judge 70 be composed Of tb
y their respective locslisies,) cam
: { t'.a'ant New London. Dasville, Dez
aesDs we're appropriate and beaut
. Il Pleasant ladies we're dressed !
nd wore zouave hats, and each carrie
'anner trimmed with evergreen, bsarin
a the States they represented.
sas them Was . young lady reprsssn
~.sA', dressed in.deep mourning. With
-. sa'rbsd "KAasAs, Abrahaa viii tai
OVn company mA0e . pSeusl'
aee dressed In white With blue velv'
= sasssa A young lady, dressed
slso rsprseptsd KSHsas.
!. Danville ladiss vsss - siiinilsrly dnss.
'.se pink aags With the names Of \
lAey also locked veil
eoapasy from nenuark In white vii
- - - epvneA wiih wreath g sys
- ane .ppearauce.
"; .paay ffem Olsna veee slse lrssseds
n sps'sssly sspssssstiag ~ BsasaA
= yo@g giadias appsssed sxsssAiag
~. .fsse ! aassf - eAIIsf sst@s drfl|
m r1oen11l09.
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