The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-04

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Or Dcaglss fsisads uA - - 49,. 80. a.
ryos-begne M ~
and gu1led q lsl 60 fsesasn, H. 'Cos1
demeanl pefte entipsly rom - ing
bluoterii an1 ~ bstt1 - i1nnAfaL
NowlW4inst e. - totsed epsess-
sd--ahat Douglas proGpects - hrst rate-snAs
he Is everywhere gaining gFound-that there y
most unboundsd enthusiAan abroad IN 10 ooun-s
try n his yhvos. Dosa not IT, DabuQue Herald
.av so-Do mot the Douglas papers al ray -,
and are not these editors II honorable all
trntAful near Here isAsaaaple from the DavsD-
port news !.
TIE fRcoskss q -. NA- 49, u rsss;S. 81
49, o,,;s;.~s - Ninnesota. from Ire Atlantic
shore 70 The Pacific coast throughout the land
everywhere, pour forth the thunder tones q re
great Democr.c Passy . -. UO.sn. c..,,hs.
y 49, ''OIs 49, ct...- -Ae.eir ~ t;ssenterr
hsd So.,ed "a heIievcd that everything could
BE- carried BY storm for ~. Brecklnr'dge re
masses are arouane slos. y . A.; n. 1;a.is
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Honestly and cAndidIy lev weeks ago We
cosld not have been made g believe that ehc
people-the whole people OF the Union, were %
unanimously in favor OF that noble man. mt
there Is no use in trying 70 rePrcss the fact that
Douglas Is the choice Of the Union, and that
her noble hearted ffeemen viii by their votes
place him in the highest position 10 their GIT,
the proudest position ever coveted Or ever
reached by citizen Of any nation on me gloDe.
Az SNAH>v
section Of that portion Of the Union-we mean
in the entire South, the Douglas strength is in
ereasing day by day and hour by hour with the
most Surprising, the most unheard OF rapidity.
Il seems % though the entire country below
Mason s. Dixon's line were on hre for the c&naa-
date Of the National Democracy. Nor is the
South the only place in which We discover pros
poets Of another noble Democratic victory. In
the Northern States the same feeling Is last
gaining ground, ana the people are becoming
aroused in the cause OF the fAvorte candidate.
Every day We notice fresh accessions to the
cause, while newspapers which for long time
have stood on the fence are daily announcing
their preferences for Mr. Douglas. .istes.
If there is anything to DC gathered from the
signs Of the times, popular feeling is any index
Of coming events, there can be but one concin-
sion arrived at, and that - that Stepnen =:
Douglas, in spite of all opposition OF Black Re
publicans or seceders will be the next PRESIDENT
| Of the United States. Stick = pin right there!
What is the use Of the mourners going about
| tta s,raata n authorization az funeral when
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n'sseao s1cn s'o1ioss 'AS'0.J = - A"" -
you hear the thunder tones Of the great Dem
| ocratic party? Don't you know that the People
are unanimously in favor Of that ssnoble man.
o,. e.. ,s-r "a, .h.. y : s,,nnose., iii,
L SN~SPs%- '~eJ s-oe"s -. - = ~Ft,o.~~- -
Vose ior Anco'n' osecAlntiuse' DeA anu NOUS
ton, and 1t is very possible that they will 60 over
| before November, and make the thing unani.
mons, Then in tho name ~ common aensa
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W"ss - 'ne use VI 'ooAilS ~ piue alu 'ec'lS ~
dreadful bad about its
| - &C., Ca.-
| 'ohs o"1nAA" 'foN - soNAANDN1 ="
TlEs.-Mr Sherman, VINO ought TO nave oeen
elected Speaker in Congress- but was not, is one
| Of the most clear.headed. practical able and
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"o"oes nv" - A'sPAo.'S"-A 20! 1'N -
higher the place he occupies In the government
the more useful will he be to the country. In
accepting denomination from his constituents
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IN ,''"AS =" 'P~eS' y 1850. 80 -
lowing concise ana pregnant paragraphs are
good specimen:
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o. ro,;,,o.i "lnsn;s..;op 20 &c ~ dav ! vi. ~
paiS o..,. .i,ot 80 .-a:.o ~. s;s.;...;,s aaI
oniy P"' s"as =" 800 w u.s. !.
any pus -. .h SAM. s,lo rL:aa ,a.rn
:eeuyn " suo 0ouIs'y ~ onso p,a sI -
sucn c'ssu :.sil Mn ;.h caa 'eau Ieeu Is
M gaea'eo " ~. Wa /" - WIZ NY u.n1, parry,
rnal very lespecsaDle parry neauu y D r ana
Everett mas very eooa P'a'iol,D' lhe Oons''-
luton ana onlon, upon wlcn a., US members 10
Gan s'anu' pu. 50 can eseryDouy e.se' Aney
nave no exclusive ,lgnt 70 TINS Pa,orm. re
puoIcans s'anu sue py sioe Win tnenl' ASK
| tnese gentlemen ABOUT slavery N the territo,les-
ABOUT the homestead-the racine railroad, ana
! eindred quesuons, ana you nave az once the con-
fusion oil Babel
How Is 1t with the democratic party! we
| nave the highest anthoriiy-that 81 . National
uonyen.'on.that 1t rs broken ana demolished.
Its platform Tor four years mas been Deipmc
oracle reading one way IN the North and another
IN the south. Inc attempt % construe = az
C IN. ana balumore, opened Wiae radical
dinerences OF opinion that they knew existed. We
nave TWO avisions OF the democratic party, one
LOT brecknrioge, one LOT douglas one ior Squat
yer sovereignty, one Tor prosection OF slavery IN
nj ~ tAt