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FExA1s Suoo1na ArzRA1 on WEST MADISON
6rnExT.-A shooting afIray took ptace on West
Madison strceton Tuesday night, the parties Of
the first aud second part being two abandoned
females, named Matte Eowen and Mary
Williams. Jealousy was tho spur, and pistol
the weapon, the result. neatly planting = bail
in the forehead and beneath tho scalp of tho
girl Bowen. Dr.. Max Meyers dressed the
wound, which, Of course had na1row miss Ct
being serious. Mary has msds her escaps.
- The DsitisL West Indies hare been 70.
ing to the dogs, negroes and all, evcr stncs The
Emancipation, and the kame e%i( il proposed to
bo brought cu our own country By lie cauaes.-
1Sn.es and Hrra{d Of yas<rday.
Hare The British West Iadiea, Governor,
"gono to tho dogs, negroes aud all. eser since
the Ena.cipstioa," any fas:sr than Virginia in
the 5s2s psrlod> Are thers Eose saddsrin2
tokens Of dsosy end degeneracy among thu fres
blacks Of Jamaica, than have become plenty in
the worn out smother Of states," !" that long since
ceased bearing statesmen. The statistics Of
the two might be compared, and the negroes ot
the West Indies wculd come out much ahead Of
negro-breeders Of the Old Dominion in all tha.
concerns real progress. =.
, 1860-08-02

CruKas FIRE BRIGADE Ar7xSr1ox.-The1e
will be meeting Of Iii the sctive, Honorary
and Ex.membera Of the Fire Brigade at their
rooma It North Market Hall on Friday evening
to take steps with regard to the reception Of
the U. 8. Zouave Cadets On their return home.
Coma one aud Ill aud let rs reyive the memory
Of old times, and show ourselves once more to
the citizens Of Chicago, and sdd our mite to tho
unanimous expression Of our pride for that no.
BILE company which contains several ex-meu-
bers Of cur corps. Be- puuctual.
SIN. B. RA1xoso, Captain.
, 1860-08-02
THE CHINA WAR:


In tho House of Coumous on the 18th inst,
Mr. Gladstone made statement OF the t1nan
cisl position Of the country. and tue mode by
which he proposed to provide for the expenses
Of the Chinese war The total cost ia ut preR
eut cssinared 954 600 900, Of which s21 .000, 900
are already provided, leaving balance Of
E33, ,00o, 600 Pretumiag that under the action
OF the Lords, tha House would continue the
paper duty, this and other sums would reduce
tbs amount to be provided to G3,000,0t0. TO
meet tti", duly on ardent spirits 10 the extent
Of Is lid per gallon. and corresponding al
teration in the tariff on wines, which was hxed
~ come into operation in January next. These
measures would enabe the Government to
meet all demands. Res,lulious sazctiooins
the proposed increaeo IN the apirit duties were
forthwith moved and agreed to.
Progress OF the Good Work.
STILL THEY CoAE.-We have learned tha.
two Democrats who participate in the Douglas
torch light procession on Wednesday evening
last becoming disgusted with the sha!low argu-
ments Of the orators Of the day and evening,
OF tie "great show" determined to make
amenda for all previous mistakes, which they
forthwith did by joining the Wide Awake Club.
Thee were out on Saturday evening in the
torch. light procession which escorted Judge
Hassarek to the Stute House.
W. are personally cognIzant Of the cage Of
another old Democrat, who has voted more
Democratic tickets than the good OF bis soul
demanded, but who has recently become &
straight-out Republican.
Thesu men cast just three votes, which will
make difference oil just six, On full count.
-Sp,in4fel Id journal, July 81.
, 1860-08-02

TIE WEST S1Dk MYsrERT.-The Coroner's
Jury in the case referred 10 yesterday, of sup
posed mystery attending the death Of Mrs
Rssct, concluded their session yesterday. The
only additional facts sddueed were, that during
the day the mother had been taking about 60
ing away had asked how much i: would cos'
to board the baby it ahe wss gone, aud similar
remarks. The rope, or cord, found tround her
neck, was one which tho children had used as a
skipping rope. and which the mother had takeE
away from them and given them another in
stead.
The verdict was found, as we surmised it
would be, that the deceased came to her death
BY her own hands, during IN attack insanity.
Nothing was developed to show how the cord
came around her neck, bu. it is probable tha.
'he attempted to hang herself, snd fail
ing, next tried the well
SAD DAcc1pxSr-WAnS1xo TO Bofs.-Coraper
James held an inquest yesterday Oh the body Of
a lad ten years Of sge, named John Dickinson.
residing at No. 1s3 Wabash Avenue, who was
killed a: the Illinois Central depot on Tuesday
evening. victim to the too common careless
ness Of boys in and about the depot.
Deceased, with The company Of two OF three
boys, went to the Michigan Central Depot to
watch the arrival Of the trains, in the h7pe Ct
getting some whortlebe-rie., as they are ofte:
able to do when & basket or box gets broken
open- When they got ready to leave, one Of
the nunbsr proposed that they should get on
an engine and ride down to tho switch, which
, 1860-08-02

The " Mountain Como to tho rIousc,,,
Jo1nz, Auguat !, LEGO
Editors rrrts and Ttlhutc:
The long-talked-of, 1ons-cxpectcd, much,
promised, grind, overwhelming, tremendous
denoustra!ion Of tho united Democracy Of
Northern illinois, which was to strengthen the
arms Of the Little Giant, aud strike terror into
the heart Of Lincoln, and give deata.b blow TO
the Republicans, Is orcr. TIE people Of this
city supposed from tie yast amount Of adver.
tising. drumming and coax!ng done by lie
the hosts Of the unterriaed which VIDE coming,
But 10: the "mountain labored and hrougb.
forth"-a very dir;nutive specimen Of mouse
Instead Of the thousands, the number YVES not
above 2 900 q! the 1u:sidc, and heard it cs:i-
mated lever than that. Take away those who
came from your city. mud the meeting did no,
number over 500. This am prepared to cub
ssantiute by the evidence Of III .uy d'snteres'.d d
persons who were present. At no time did The
crowd exceed o,ooo, aud within ten minutes
from the time the needing was organized, OF
mora than 500 OF sou were on the ground.
feel curious to SEE what tho 1imes and Htrald
will set the number at, as its editor, Mr. Nc.
Comns was one Of the speakers. Will LIE carry
ont his promise, nnd stick to the truth, no mat
ter what the Consequences ?
The meeting Was no more Of jzz!e in point
Of numbers than in lack Of enthusiasm. when
the Chicago crowd first arrived, they were in-
clined to lie jabIlaat, and hare good time
5..h. II. II. II r
, 1860-08-02
Eetn advertisements.

~ H. st-syYet, 4irer%,.a7 A7tnt, {: I'r-s!~
Is ewicrsl IL .+e.,se Ad,=r1iezos 7 asi ~ ~
LIZ .;.4 Pae<r, AZ ~ Ecr4A E,~. ja,-ns9<.
, 1860-08-02

Still TuEx CoxE,-We hare learned tha.
t7o d. nograts who participa:ed in The Douglas
torch liQlt procession on Wednesday evening
last. becoming disgusted with the shallow argu.
q 10 sisS, sboE" ds;tr%iasd = n,s1s
n i0r1h"Hh uio ~ Joulne lne - ''oc 41naAt eiuo-
.nrsf s.h5 ~ @ Win c.cnr4s5 I,dae
~ ~" g.. 11ar"a
IL - " a-.e.',,s. sn.r;r,,+ ~ ~.
another old Democrat, who has yo:ed more
',.a.a"Lad s hm. wbo nne rscaatfv hscn,ne ne1. -
stFS,ght-ous hepuoncan; 49,. ~ .,,,.,, ,.z,
,onLr a diff.Teace Of lust sir. On q fnii count.
Springfield Journal, July 81.
~ To hare your old End faded clothes well
ceassea; fepasrea' IN escuy respec: renewed,
tale % them % 10 Cpek aud MeLaine 9s Dea1born'
aS ~ ~ dve,a i ,be W. m anG 1e;s t,e;
process is superior to uuy. Ladics' dressca.
Ahawls, &c j, also cleaased or dyed to any de-
s'feo Color
fHE CuASGE.-A Douglas Democrat OF Pekln
sasn tS,t - Sr5nrz's ,erent sreech n 4hat
city had the effect to change ut Least one hun
tred Germans from Democrats to Republicans.
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.B The West Side Wide Awakcs are re-
quested to meet Tomorrow evening at thei,
Hall.
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comes il session on Monday next. its re-ula,
bi.nonthly term.
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eight; uckets ~ cents.
rzTAndrew shuman Of the Erenin,, ,zouyna
of,b;s citv ,as mr. .pted mn ,rv,a,ion n d,1;xe,
m address raxt .s,scr !, t1,;s c;t,- nse>-a ~.
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TuE DEBATE AT ULoox,xG1os.-We hare
few copies left Of our Mondsy' = issue, contain
ing the verbatim report Of the great debate q
Bloomington an excellent campaign docu
ment.
w." N~ s"A@oNsn 10 ne1. ~. ~ 'ae 'sl,." ~, =
~, 'A7 "'s"44 WI T.
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u NA'' 1>"'@'' 0s-"ge-e Wv wv" y 4 0'''~'"''
| New SLK,r1xG CAn-Tne New FORK Ifi5un
gives detailed sketch Of superb new SLEEP
ing car just put upon the New York aud Esi
Railroad, Ut cost Of $s,0G0, the most sumE
| tuous ercr run upon trucks.
The "WlGwAX D1scCssIoSs. A letter frc1
| Peter Page, Esq, who has just returned 10 th'
city, eE:ctual'y sque|ches the project attemptc
By few ancien, ones Of The split Domocrac,
Of discussions st the ,yigwam On the ridiculou
terms named. Let Us hear no more of it unt
it comes up III better shape.
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A.o"1 -u :. u't'o ~
au1 -. ..e w. '.1n "A1 $50 ~ tno - ~ 1es'ou
e 'o @4.'> =,
..star": gazing, lie has begged some of the mo-
illustrious to appear anon on our Chicae
boards.
--
s7ABniSa aFfaAY-A staobtpg atlfay too
place on Randolph street, near Dearborn, a lit
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a. = Soasassn nssehsss vent Into manu-.
factory y Newark. n. J.. iass week, 10 buy ,osse
goods. - 1nding - psopsiesor % b Re-
pao'iaan, talked - abasivsly thsshs was ordered
70 'sava he next day be rstufned, deelesine
mat % kssw the proprietor . b "a honest
man, nads his parehasea aad parted On shs bsst
Of terMA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

CIxDEas yoR PIos.-J. J. Mechi, o. gripsree
. H. AHs'ina, e. essn pae:hiag Ais sspe
things, he has learned the fact that no 800 49,
very fond Of coal ashes or cinders, ana ~ voa
can hardly fat pigs properly on boarded aoors
without giving them : moderate supply daily a.
occasionally He says: I'm the absence 81 coal
ashes, burned clay Or brick dust il rood suh.
ssitute. II you do not supply ashes thev rill
gnAw Or eat the brick walls or their shedaL /
leave TO science 70 explain tho cause Of hi.
want: y = notorious that coal dealers, WHERE
pigs hsve access 70 The Goals, are generally suc-
cessauf pigaeedsra These Who and toat their
pagA when shut uR Do not progress favershlv
VII 90 veil 70 ~ Thu plan; : nsighhor Of mine
found that score 81 fas plsa consunsd oui.s I
!. q burned clay as6es daily. w know
saas snefs = - abundance Of alkah d >sheG.s
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0b11e s1voA lkon -
lan - ~ - - = n
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luqssuk - !: lssd1v - ahss1nas dsaanA
b = = hsing viii ~ csasral sAasasasf Of
- sehivalry.. 0ssliag yiahess stias q De
- s11lilisesaaiaa = ~ eovss1nsnt, = every
lsaneA. ~ soar He : ~ MD ~ sesshachs,
uhmsssf any other poetIea q ~ solstRy ~
tAlns say hsas1s q heaes.
my havs elaine1 ~ right . tArust their
o1ssi1sse1s iastisetisn Into ~ nesss 81 the
vheas cosatry, % svssy eceaaioa; aaa vhsssvsr
= b daaisd thsa, they eFowl aaA bsllew asif the
Hos skia b Which thsy ass dilgaisod covered
H. vsrisabls aninal 1hsy ciaan No. esds fer
tAsir cotton and asear, and deny - nlht q she
psslsciag ssaass . any preseesisa. 1asy hav'
elainea ce0Pesniss afsse eenpsenhsss snd oeen
ainaeis1sd w,sh ~ rsssls alssr 10y lavs Oh
taIasa den. fhsy denaaded ~ rspsal Of the
Missouri ConpeeaIss. and nov huri their ana
thsmss q ~ nan Who ruined his ewn repnts'
tiea - peospsoas y achieviag that eA5scs TO-
tAsm. Taking IN "a h thsir ssl1hnsas for sver'
inch that ~ gsssssaisy q shsir sisaaf State
| granted then, thsy nov claim psoassssaa TO
thesr loeal inssitstioa u he psblic domain -
claim which they have never before had he i'm
| padenssa 70 ct forth, and which they might y
sssssnahly mako In KanskatkA 1nboldene'
bv Tie concessions made 70 them By countr.
adverse 70 strife, and willing 70 make any decen
sacsi1ce for The sake Of haraony, they zoe in
solenily demand tho reins Of governnens with
out any restriction, and mako blatant pro'uise
70 crush the who'll fabric Of the repablie II Ii
rights Or opinions Of any other section are coa
sdered in he administration Of public afairs.
| A spoiled child will cry for candy - long q
anybody viii feed Il So thess psttsd and pan
pssed Uhildrsu Il Tie /" summes land" vill raia
'sp in unsatiable gluttony, thcir two voice
apiecs, a loag % The other portions Of the col
tsdsraey answer "yes, my darling" How muc
porridge must these tropical divers have befos
they cease crying for more! II the bad littl
boy h spanked and sent to bed without On
sugar, hs soon cries himself to sleep, and u {
happy . ever in the morning. The strong han
Of The county, put forth At the ballot-box, vi
b. sufficient antidote 70 the lugubrious how
inRsof the babies Of the rice-6elds. After relsp
Ing, for little time, to their habitual somnolenc
they win open their eyes 70 the fact that the
are just % healthy and happy - If they b.
been stuffed into Q diarrhoa.
A little wholesome discipline In the shape
The rscosnision Of the lights Of all portions Of Il
country on the part Of free and intellige'
North, will quiet the fury Of our Southel
brethren and hereafter they will roar Vel
gsatly.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

UThe Democrats are trying to convey the
idea to some of our friends who are mot fully
informed, that they can vote only for three pre-
sidential elsctors-two at large, and one for
their own Congressional District This 10 I'm
true. Every voter casts his ballot for tie full
electoral ticket Let none Of our friends forget
thia
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

1Post Omccs have been established jG this
State, - follows itchellsi!le, Polk county:
Zurich, Jones county; Pike, Nuscatine county.
Tke following have been Discontinued: Elk
Grove, Hancock county; Malcolm. Poveahick
county; Montpelier, Warren county; Nevtovn,
Pottavata'uis county; Rose Dale, Wright eoun
y. West Milton. Guthrie equity; Bartlsttyills,
Clark county; St John, Harrison county; North
Branch, Madison county.
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ELRcr1oS.-Ws hope our friends and corrss-
pondents at the West will mot fail to send ~ the
returns Of the election IN their respective pre-
eincts, Immediately after the vote 10 counted.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

On. KAx4.-The Panorama Of DR.. KaneS
Arctic Expedition, now on exhibition at Mozart
hall, 10 we'll worthy Of visit from our citizens.
The scenes must be accurate, for they are Ger.
tainly characteristic. They give one realizing
idea Of the horrors of that journey and the he.
roism Of the man who accomplished it, that can
not be otherwise attained.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

ezrSenator Grimes speaks at Kossuth, to-day
there 10 Republican mass meeting to be held
In that town.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

We want every man, Democrat and RepuoIi
eau, to read the following passage in the speech
Of Hsrschell v. johnson, the Douglas candidate
for Vice President. delivered At indianapolis
We copy il from the authorised version in the
Democratic paper published there. Read it
carefully. and ponder it well, for it contains the
whole purpose Of the pro-slavery and disunion
party 70 which NJ. johnson belongs
repeat the question, are We ever to have
peace and reposes The election Of no one man
Can do 1t. You must begin ut the constable of
your magistrates district and go up the chief
magistracy, and plant your foot upon every
mans neck who dares to say that he will inter-
fere with Slavery anyWhere.
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|IIsII Ili
80. $3.50 r, ....f q n 80 w -
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neae dsspssaAs - - nssas - = aver -.
atHsesioA. = sasif ewn slinla. sAsy Gnov -
fastly vs,l sAat Ns. DosGjaS eeascss fos electaoa
ar HI no9 Aakss - ~ rivss, ard 10y wssld
loorner IL Wotee With seoisa uinGlos . ksep -
49, Neo~ ..sleinv.
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~ ejaiu-collsssee, naned Cole, st he sxpenss
& g. - II. .h,s.a .nd - reliah,e men th,s
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" ps.su ~ -. :. =. $500 !. -
Cd, Hon. = = Vufsass AeoWln6 = -" = -
do. Tat there b No legitimate chance Of defeat
49,. .rA Arr.tin~ - III arafhv thaf Il tao
49, = ssssu1 =
will spare % pains q swell their osn vote ~
svesy nsans o. fssad vhach shesr corrupt No.
nasty can devise. Ihrousnese re State. tns'r
action N favor 81 their beete nsninataons wii g
based upon tns same principle.
Ths hallotbog b The only criterion Of success;
lsnd. In order fAas il verdict NAV De IN accord.
~. 80 -. -. 49,. = =. s.,. !. -.
49, ~ " -
% ssrac'iy wascned ano Raafoeo. ies ne -
publicans Be vide awake, and keep constantly
- IL watch for stullnr ;lleral voting. and
|false returua Il 10 due % the reputation Of our
partv in this State. that our candidates receive
larger vote, and heavier majority than has
ever bseu given here be,ore. We can do il.
sonoraoiy ana honestly We try. enali we
sfys ~
The Law % Elsssssas.
For the information Of our readers we pub
lish below such portions Of our State Constitu
ton. and the law a. relate 70 the qualification o
vsesss.
Section one Of TIE second article Of the Con
sosueaon, enus'ed. k'ght Of Suffrage, . IN IN
"0rus 'o''o"'ne:-
ssc1loH !. Every white male citizen Of ths
h.rs nesn : ,e - af ~. go. .nO ~.
next preceding the election. and Of the Count,
in which he claims his vote sixty days. shall b.
entitled to vote at Al elections which are nov
r.a...h.. -m-
-,.e-..:. f' =.
- 49,. g.. 80. 49,. -. -" ''''
last and Of .be COUNTY a. !, h.fare Il. 81
day of September last, TO be entitled 20 vote on
next Tuesday.
Section ESQ Of the Code az 1851. - .mendef
BY Section 81, Of chapter $50. Of The lav q
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

q In accordanoe With call issued in
misepelled poster, there was gathering togcta-
er of the Democracy At Marion Hall, night BE-
fore last, and speech was made. in German.
BY Ar. Btlamm. No damage was done.
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G. Seven more Lady Elgin hodies have been
fopnd on the Lake shore, about 20 miles from
Chicaro.
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Stephen A. Douglas, in . speech delivered in
the Senate on the 18th day Of March, 1850, dis
tnetly asserted the right Of Congress to prohibit
the. introduction Of certain species Of property
into the Territories, ~ ''unwiSe, imp6litic, and
contrary to the principles Of sound public poll.
cy." He said:
Nor can . man 60 thers and take and bold his
slave for the same reason. These Laws, and many
Others involving similar principles, are directed
against NO section. and impair the rights of no
Site Of the Union. The Law also prohibits
certain other descriptions Of business from being
carried on in the Tcrritories I am not, there
fore, prepared to say that under the laws exclu-
ding negro slavery from the Territories it in.
wolves the same principle.
Stephen A. Douglas, In . speech at New Or.
leans, on the 9Th of December, 1858, said:
Slaves are recognized Is property, and placed
on an equal footing with all other property
Hence the owner Of slaves-the same AZ the
owner Of any other species of property--has q
right to remove to . Territory and carry his
property with him.
And again in debate with JEFF Davis, in the
Senate ON the esd day Of February, 1859, he
said, in reference to the decision of the Supreme
Court Of the United States
There 10 just 40 much obligation on the part
Of the Territorial Legislature to protect slaves
a. any other species Of property; as there ia to
protect horses, cattle, dry goods, liquors, &c.
Congressional Globe, 1858 ., page l24s.
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a. 0nr fiiends, the DEMOCRATS, had sorry
day yesterday for their celebration ct Fairfield.
The weather was very wet and windy. We wsrs
not half ~ glad Of it as they vere when W had
Q rainy DAY last Saturday. We wish they could
have had a better day. Welike to zee big Dem
ocratic meetiDgs-they make % many Republi-
car yotes
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eN>Col. A. Barber. Western Agent Of the
Burlington, Peoria and Logansport Railroad
Line, withdrew his connection with that route
yesterday. November ], 1860, and accepted
the position Of Passenger Agent for the New
usual in Iowa.
BY shis appointment he will remain strictly
neutral with Railroad Lines via Chicago. Bur
lington, Peoria and Toledo, dcvotiDg bis whole
time to the advancement Of the interests Of the
New York and Erie Company on the west side
of the NiasiseipDi river
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- The Rev. Mr. Clover, an Episcopal cler.
syman, Of Springfield, Illinois, has recently in.
ished . portrait Of 'Cncls Abe lincoln, wbich
ID spoken Of by the Illinois papers a. being .
very excellent portrait Of our next Presideut,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

Fusion ELsEwaERE-Thc Bell and Everett
State Committee Of Tennessee have issued an
address, in which they repudiate fusion with the
Breckinridge forces in indignant terms They
say:
Unite. foraooth, upon Breckenridge, the rep
resentative Of oil that is aggressive, Of oil that
is defiant, of all that is incorporating OF all
that is extreme and offensive to our Northern
brethren.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

"a Although there is little danger of illegal
voting at the polls in our vicinity, lowing to the
fact that our opponents are exporting their "bad
egg" votes to Illinois, vet there may, and proba-
bly, will, be some Of it, unless the polls are
watched, and al such attempts frustrated. Let
mot this most important matter be neglected
Our State 10 safe for Lincoln and the State
ticket, hut Ne should roll up the largest possible
legitimate majority. Let the Republicans zee
70 it that we are mot cheated out Of any part
oft