The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-01

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enlivsned Tho occasion. Howard Brown, En- X
FahAeld lvse oalleA upon. and responded v :
bsief bpt ealling, speech. His sloQusnt md ~
gsneqsptivs appsela we're appfecie1ed ~ his
heaserat Hon. J, q Wilsoq xae Aazt annosnrt
Ned. and addressed ~ atsentira Evidence Afoss
some timA he was frequently interqpted b, Is
Dougladte, whose questions wese - rep ansxsr-
ed that be sneaksd eway and allowed NJ. VIII
soa v proceed without fsrtljSr insesfsption.-
ne neesink sclo6ed, and cheer afeer Cheer rsnsl
he air for Eincoln ana Hamlin from ~ Wide
Awsi5as ana The nsblt cislssns' n LlbetsysiIlsb
Ihs wide A~akss proceeded 20 no residence of
Dr. walker ana gave three cheers Forhiin nv
thanked llehh for NE honor conferred and ia
them God speed intheir noble undertaking Last
Saturday night meeting va held ID he park
a this place. The citizens were addressed ~
NessrA Happson, Stubbs and Nitchell MessrAi
/! Hampson and NiSchelih remarks wess. brief, bst
10 the point . Mr. Btdbbs' spesch vas "a excel
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pending before The people. ss ID. III ]. HUG
The nstor;oua a,av..tr.der q. q. Cole address.
ca the citizens az Fair6eld not lonr since. aod
endeayored to make himself renowned BY deliv-
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~ calling them abolitionists--yery muoh Scr
lthe old SONG. One Of his most rfdiculo,1s afsu
ments WAS Somewhat ike The following: He
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dorsei the Dred Scott decision then he went o.
trying Il, make il appear that the Douslas faction
was superior to the Republican party, because
the Douclasitea snuuorted the specieionr and the
Republicans did mot. The nzstsof his discourse
was Of the same ilk. he berated Col. Curtis and
will ssot do. when The Colonel 10 around. .alianl
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aiag0g, kEITHsBuRG, Ill, Aug. 20, 1860. II
ME- DrsnAA:-Dirty Shirt Dean was here yes
terday and addressed an audience Of some four
or five thousand persons, composed Of Democrats
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that he is dirty contemplate low-lived black.
guard and has done an untold amount az mis-.
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| ..tf..-lE- Pleasant Grove, Aug "a.
EDITOR OF THE HAwK-EYE:
| Dear SRI have the honor ne snch II NAV 10
cors;do,o,n sc h.;,,. 60.
e e""A -" Nese IVY ny
ser, ana Tor the first time engage in penning .
few lines for publication or rejection altogether
d;sere.;on.rv With vo,,. ;,don,,. 4. -. j.
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contest, II Is OF paramount Importance that every
Republican who regards the rights Of humanity
and triumph Of liberty, to exert mutual and
reciprocal cooperation in establishing Republi-
can principles.
| 1t affords pleasure to me to peruse your :nval-
liable columns, and see how ardently and assidu-
ously the Republicans are engaged in establish
ing and promulgating the doctrines incuicated
by our immortal forefathers, and rcpelling the
insidious deceptienss which the Democratic party
attempt to palm of on : credulous and unsus-
pecting public. sinaa w aegas lHs