The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

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supreme 'uages. Upon 'neir introducsion mo
o"'s's o1'e' 'uss'ce "r'sn' re'afes. An hls f'
.''c'neh'' 'ne osatc loses sne services OF one o.
"F' ues' ei''Aehs the Dar ioaes tue cogens rea-
sonns " one OF its Osa&neess ornaments; ana
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\ wy. Airkwooa innediasely upon taxing me
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: i'esolut'on was o"efed HOE printing d,aooeop-
o''' "'n '''e u.sf nessaese ana heteupoh
'e n.e"oer rom Lee 1udee Oiagsett again sunk
'''' osa@ ~ ABOUT S'e' mf speech, wherein,
s.'e inherent ana ancnangeaoie Locofoeo'sEl Of.
Als sour Was iuily proven. II was the "Niggel'
s''' tua' was inc plague OF ms me- lie branded
'ne inaugural as IN insult to the House, and as
charging hypocrisy and dishonesty upon Demo-
cracy' Judge Clasgett thinks the Governor
sPoloe'Aes Ior Browns conduct IN Virglnla r.
ne charged mum with sympathy for hlm-wlth
attempting 70 peinase mn crimes The truth is,
20 zoe governor condemns John Browns raid IN
virginia - heartily as any man can and not be
.inu'c'lse' Dus wmle ne does that ne seatfes
snose oemagogues North and sclth who distort
'he u''n' ana l, cnarge It upon the Republican
party ana condemns the course and character
o. tnat party whose conduct has been the NOV
ing cause OF the outbreak But Mr. Chgge't
saw. ohly incendiarism IN the document He
charged neavhy upon brown-poor old, deladed
ana oead brown-denouncing him as an arch
y traitor and murderer, from first to last.
Mr.. Hurley replied in speech of less than Ave
minutes IN length de showed Mr.. Cfaggett's
utter iais'ty IN position in assuming that the
uovernor either excused or palliated the acts of
p'o"n' anu ne most effectuaily diminished the
w".u ~ Tue suoges sails' BY stating that the
'uas 9 nao Deen preaching and voting economy
every uay, wn''e .o-aay ne made speech a! a cost
20 tne state OF about $7s, which speech the
.udee aom''ed, ne did not expect would stop
'"e pruning ol 'he Message 'i !
:. '''e nouscs nave Deen IN Joint eonyen-
.e' ."e e'e''io'' VI y. .. senator. The Hon. 4
49, ia1i' ~ wiz NOT surprise you to hear, was
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Augustus Cesar Dodge received the fn,s,,r,.,.
If Democratic n,eaoes Il Tho vote of H., -
ernity for the same nos;t;o, Tho vo.. s,o4
10 for Harlan and 80 for Dodoe--.one de,oocra.7
NJ. Gray, was excused-he would not vote Ear
Dodge, and dare not vote Harlan. So po5re |
inally retires from the elective field Nha.a.sr
lie has hereafter must come from the admnistra. |
ion by way of appointment. Hcret,tore he has |
'een known only by reputation. and ia that he
Vas exalted far above his merits. But his fatal |
'areer as political canvasser, has made the /
'ubiic acquainted with his intellectual power
lie fell below par. Cole of this city took all the
aurels democracy had to give, and the defeated
AMBASSADOR from Spain, fear, goes into final /
ecline with the Democracy. Young America Is I
eu'anding the of ;es. Dignity and ostentation
aust fal back. a-aesa
Only one bill has yet been acted on by the
demanded. 1t was to allow members IL
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