The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

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PrRrixzsr ISoulRf Hon. r. G. Schenck
made 2 Republican speech 1t Columbus, Ohio,
on the 2lst, in which he made the folio wing CAP
ital hit:
For his part he did not believe that the Con.
stitution carried slavery into the territories It
was the Republican doctrine that Congress- h,d
the roYer to keep slavery out Of the territories.
and aaght 70 DO IL that taere m.gps De no douot
Of their adopting free constituticns This was
the old Whig doctrine, and he vas sorry 10 and
Old wings IN the Democratic ranks fighting
against II. After the excitement of the cam.
-. over. and Lincoln was elected, and
the country vas At peace, they wou,u .oy. ~.
o,ous'y at Squattcr Sovereignty and the Slave
Oooe-and Rernsps experience the horror and
establishment OF that tipy gentleman. VINO vom.
tied one night into basket Of goslinEs. set !,
keep warm upon the hearth, and exclaimed.
when light was brought and the Roslinns dis.
covered, Good God! wife, when did swallow
The moral Of the annihilatinr Penn.vlv.n;.
triumph is Work. Our friends in th.t St.t..
nave worked through the late canvass a neyer
before. They have their local feuds, their per.
sonar ambitions and jealousies, and their little
dinercnccs; but they resolved that these. ior
once, should not b permitted to defeat the cood
cause. Aearly every one Of our stronghold has
aone peter than our friend4 est,inates-vitnesa
Allegheny, Lancaster and Erie Schuylkill ~
pivotal coanty, has electrified W With her I'D.
rious vote. 6'o'
Our adyersarics hare done their verv r..
better than they can begin 70 DO for 1890,
Foster polled thousands OF votes th.t csnrc, i.
FUSED against our President. A beaten eoaI;t;or
- always ruincd-it can only exist In ~ -,
shine OF prosperity. Lincvln,s ma;or;tv = nv.
keystone State win be overwhelmine.
WIDE Awskes fNew York IL re do not ,c.A
sharp, We shall be oatdone in our m,ior;tv tn.
must never be.-lN. Y. Tribune.
HoAIclDE-C. n. Dewey, Of Jer,evv;lle -.
sey county. Illinois, visited Carnyille fev A..
since, drank pretty freely at d grocery ard \,
iate nour in the evening ATTEMPTED Ia enter ~.
residence af Bates Polas. where Mrs.. Nclrds !
isoach and Ars Ann Striblcn. who rerc re..r.s
81 ~ women Of not inde1iblc virtue, resided.
ne Va: met AZ the door BY Mrs Roach. Who =. |
Peseediy ordered him 70 leave, but he per.is,ea /
u = ~ enaeavors - enter the house, Ma Roech
"n: ~. revolver and fired At him. the shot
aking effect in the abdomen Dewey a. rted -
'un when Mrs. Roach fred second .hot ~.
Y ran about l25 yards. when he tell dead n.
loacn mas been arrested and committed for e.i.i II
Democrat -
WV Su p0lne0 70 record 4 cnan ~
u'eide which occurred in this county cat ~.
tome, On Saturday last. The mans name. No
nas sought 70 end bis troubles by ending NJ.
ays. Wa Peter Anderson, Swede' ~ 49,.
wife and two children, 10 indigent circumss.r-
- 20 mourn his untimsly end ne ~ ord;-
~ sOoss' sseady man; but occasio,lall,
ou'u ~ On 4 spree; On comins out of she,s ~
e accustomed 70 BE- deeply despondsna i.
e 10 2 ht Of such depression afier 1 Ion ica,i
snce o. liquor, that the poor man IOade1 NJ
'ot gan-went ont into his Geld, ~ nnss; -
= Ms..ls against his heart arcd ID ~. n.I;rss
eaaagy wound. and killisg him ipsssstly.
o.onsrs inquest was held over the hoiv = 4
sserdsy Sunday BY ESQ Lsedham. 81 III
ly-At Pleasant News. = 90 "
Ias SroaM ~ NArcmsx-Ths sAor.. -.
1a&es o. which IN - vicinity of Nsv Orl.srs
70 already been described, Va very aevers !. =
scne. The Courier says the streets N ~
g p'aes present The appearance C I co., d,
"a ~ The voodman's q. n Chiaa - =
lersd most ChimDsys and fences vsre hlorr -
20, and much damage ~ done % othsr 49,.
~. TINS gsle was The most oevVr0 go ~ II
ted To city sines le40.