The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26

u ~ Lee enplMpcd shathc sAo.lA --
both " did not want % obatrust Nj \
N reocywti0Na - -
NJ Mallory sAid ~ had M 4. d.
formatl11 teFotA - queetioo of =.
Mr.; Pngh said It was poor -
never Was 70 ~ carried into rr,e,;.apk
asea had III the Information Nv, I. 60
bsve. ssa "
NJ Brown defended his amendme,..
Mr. Crittcnden comncnced N
views, but gave way 10 adjoarnmtn, eip'sa
View Yort =.
The following letter hes been sdd..ArA
seward 70 the gentlemen Of the O. TIL $50 =
lican COMMITTEES, ~s0 invited him y 80
meeting for q rati6. ssion OF the -. = atia
the National Conveutssn: aaa
GESrLEAEs: i will Iok asees L ~
sensibility with whic. have rs,., M atad III
in which you and 20 many otf,er re- - -
have rendered TO me expressions N - b
enduring confidence. Tbe-e letter. IA 80
with me - assurances In future 49,. - n
though 1 was mot unwilling b, ~, -
| another age the yindication Of INV ga
ciples, yet that they did nerer,bsl1 vi -
the generous support Of msnv go si IT, 70
patriotic men Of my own tns -
ances, however made. under n -. ~
now existing derive their pricele-. - !.
from the fact that they steal m. =. .s "
the channels Of private corre.pena ~ 8 ~
together unknown to the world. Vi
v f0n will ~ once perceive tina, neh
would become painful to me, ard n,..l4
offensive 70 the country, II should i. xhH -
TO take them In any public or conrs..:. " ~rx
Of ma nifestation, for this reason II |, -
pectfnl and consistent for your a.. 80 y 49,
poses, would have delayed nv rpnr - y " o.
I'll could have had an opportun;tr - ~ 80
- verbally, mex. week. ~ my wsy ID ~ ~
ton, after completing the arraneen.,.sN -
repairs upon my dwelling here, reads,sa~ y ~
sary by recent FIRE, the same t4a.os tsts I
me also, to decline your kind iny;,s,..a1 ernle
the meeting in which YOU propose w. 80 80 80,
strations o. respect: while 30 mai. - eenac
the nominations which have n, ~ = satrsg sess
the National Convention at Co., ~ nae b ut
time IL IL your right TO have s,ss = " ssHa "a
expression ofmy own opinions M ~. - eafa3 80.
that important subject Nv frisna. 80. .sasa
well that, while they have alxaT. - 'sn 1efs
made my promotion TO public ,ra.,s - ~
exclusive care, mine has ONLY ha4n 4 Z y 800
them faithfully, SOFAS to be able N N. - !.
their assigned terms TO resign them ;...a
hands Of the people without the foff,;,n,ss. nps'
public confidence. The presentation or - nti
To the Chicago Convention was titus tbei, !. -
mine: the disappointment, therefore ~ d,
not mine. IL may have found them uarr...
1 on the other hand. have no sentiment VI. IL -
disappOintmento Of discomfort; for ~ 80
possible ease could, without presumptis N -
that great national party onsht IN 49, go.
for its candidate for the first Office IN Ii. NJ
the american people. find III the re.4--fE IA
Il of the Convention platform a. s,,;stn. -
me A. III 1t had been framed with mr. ~, Il. kIxnn
and in the candidates adopted by n Esx n
able Republicans, with whom have &C.,. I.s
operated in maintaining the princible. - IF =
in that excellent creed. 7 cheersply ~ q bfhni
a sincere and earnest support It,gt 49,. 6pntc,
er. that those with whom iare lSra : n. Nv d,
1 that common service in a nohe en- i, - IN,
| ted between them and my self relafsza 4 -
al friendship, unsurpassed in the e1ts.ss- e'
political men, will indulge me corFd~t.s ley :
that no sense of disappointment will h Ill.,, knsc
by them to hinder, o. u lay, or in ans I'M .rres
barrass the progress Of that cause TO toe :.
nation which Il demanded by patriots " -
to the safety and welfare Of the country n -
best interests OF mankind. ESre
Tribune Correspondence kSya n,
/ The friends Of Seward, who are best aa,sa Z.
to speak in his behalf, rebnke in IN NJ
| emphatic terms the suggestion thar be viii r. 49,
cold or haltering support to Mr.. Lincoh. \, Stsri
courage any lukewarmnts > in Others. 49,,
| So great was the impression made b. Eb{. N, !,
\ amin's speech in the Senate that lJ0tsa WI H. Y
we're subscribed for immediateiy in TINT ,say m1a .
alone. without the list being sent to The IN 49,
| Mr.. Wendell again appeared before rr -
vode Committee and testified that VII ~&..
A Il ~ il. IA "a
him 10 apply money to carry the LecoHvss I'll
| through the House. his intercourse viii u S1;nl
at that time, fully justified the inference q IN &
would NJ, haya anpranl;.,sa $50; a,sas Ali
| s40. 900 Of his own moner The ervaus, stScl
| was that he would receive remuneraiioa-sn+ enn
age-which was subsequently realized il 80 \,
| All his testimony, on this and other ca .ss.
points, has been constrained and evidentf -
barrassed, by the knowledge that ever a. VIC
| sure would involve himself In comparing N9s hi
check book with the accounts VI the Baak II u,
Metropolis several weeks ago, In item d III k
was found charged to Foster, 81 Penn, I'M IN
the monies appropriated for electioEecring
poses, and dated September, three WetEs 30
fore the Congressional election. H. va Hd~Rs
| asked whether the Foster thus named wa s-.sl
present Democratic candidate for Govesne g|s1,
Pennsylvania, who ran against Mr.. CoyGs '. VI
Congress in 1888, no satisfactory arsssr no
be obtained at the time, but when ihe inter- SxDee
tion was repeated to-day, he admitted anon
no other Foster for whose benefit IL could 80
been applied. He said large sums bad IT, -
trusted to Mr.. Waite, an ex.mernler from "
sylvania, for distribution during that canvass u \
The ease Of Postmaster RerRGlds al II ~,
vile, will be brought before the COMMITTEE.
was appointed through the inn1epee u
Guthrie, ex-Secrctary Of the Treasury, y n I
viii be proven that he disposed of The r@ III,
at n private Bank, from which Mr. Guihr
rowed. Mr.. Cobb pronounced this 700
Of the Sub-Treasury Law, but through Z
huence Of Pos, Master General Holt ihs = hnc
dent keeps him in office. VI ia
AugHsts, Ga, Nay INV u
Hon. VIM. C. Preston died at COLUMBIA I'M
tom nercban. a;ea s.da"nir !, H n r visA
NJ. -
New Orleans Va Y l1,ub
Advices have been received here from Or -
ton, Texas. stating that a meeting a tah ~.
pal citizens was held there, irrespectiFdF T
10 take action in regard 10 the seeessT Wy 40
Southern delegates from the Charleston wv 80,
ton, aud the Southern platform was iaAl
dorscd. E|
Savannah, May d.
There was d duel this morning AZ schrT ~
Ferry between G. A. Lamar sndCoL Moor y
OF the Texas Navy. The difficulty grew " =
the evidence Of the latter IN fafasTgs - 90
Shots were exchanged, and the affair anaa -.
adjusted.
Philadelphia, Nr
The depot and stables of the GirsTd A'a 4"
Passenger Railroad were burned this NOR -
The horses were all rescued. The - "
were all new.
OLD LINE Wines or NEw YoRK Tos Ls'~ "
The Old Line Wings of the Empire sak
everywhere coming 70 the support 81 "oh ~
and the Chicago platform. They are trn;
iutes and huzzaing for him from one cod
State to the other, They viii add eo,us ~
TO the regular Republican strength. lat - ~
Advertiser, Fillmore's home organ and " y,
bany Statesman, the State organ o. y ~