The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-10

4 ~ AAs0 = ~ pl8 ASnt ~ toe HOUSE on -,
Coppic reqnition matter, which am. too badly
ffighsssed 70 tel The detaiIs of q de pses,st
j'mcture. Suface X, the dcn,pcfsts rot b.dlv
faxed out. and Gov. Kirkwoods message i !
splendid thing. Yous virtnoasly, ~ IA !,
for Senat0rial dignity,
Z s - 81 sgaes!s sLaxRxxsAIr.
/ - 81. II AlBEA, Feb. -, 1850.
FaiExD DCxHAx:-a Hung were he heavens
with baack, 2 tho day was not changed - might,
as'tunbled from its foundasions, the ever mem
orable old Court House, situated In tie VILLAGE
Of Abba, Monroe county, from whence, in years
gone By, the famous Pottawotsamie poll.books
were spirited away. and found lodgmcns in the
saddle bags Of the innocent and unsuspecting
member from yonr county was sorry 10 see
the old thing topping and falling into che sraire
and che clay. for it stands in bog, and should
have been LEFT ~ monument to the glory Of the
great Des Noines Statesman though more 1T
embleqs perhaps of the party and principles he
represents, inits present condition T. /
Paeriotisn ana Perssveranes Uaaer Daf.
i AR EDrroa,-By your paper Of the Sd ins.. !.
Fe learn that the sterling DensoTat and high old
patriot, J. I. oorsr, proposes to ssthis Black
Republican, Legislature the printing AMI pub
fishing Of the new Code, and ofers TO furnish
the State lo,a0o copies for Thirty Thousand
Dollars. ts gEsss< esqs5ts4 asea s' aia
s"Consistency's q jewele' therefore this dis
interested patriot, Mr. Corse, shoald have the
job; not merely on account Of his great experience
as q Printer and Publisher but besause--he
wants it. and because, ever since the forma-
don Of the Republican party in this State, Mr..
Corse has been the foremost in villifying this
party; his haianeues Of jarson having always
consisted Of such terms as aBlack Republican /
scouudrels,n ? ..traitors who would dissolve the
Union," &c. .2'4s qaf
Do we not all of US remember his great pack.
ingbox speech, laudatory of the virtues af
"Jeems Buckanon,7 wherein he s.gmatized the
Republicans as TRAITORS" 'sdisunionistso stwho
have already placed the country o.. apex Of
abyss lpeint of a hole) from which i. is impossi-
BILE for us to recoil FROM nl
His great 3asley pen and wostenholln knife
speech, in our late Gnbernatorial canvass. was
"a pink !--no, a real daisy in which he showed
up she Black Republican scoundTcls' who gave
the supplying Of the stationery to "BIack Re-
publican thieves" when they knew that he--she
patriotic Corse-s.ood ready to furnish them as
usual lsaE I,
Mr. Corse is not only Democrat, (which en-. I
ioFses his honestly but he Is patriot whose
great wish it has ever been to saye the State |;
N its expenses, (by supplying it himself), and !
whose greatest wish is to "saye the Union" He
should have the job; should he not get it, | {
pave pledged my veracity that it will not be for
want of-cheek RRpvsItcAs.
r. S.-Shoull the 'sBlack Republican Legis-
atnre be in need of half dozea stoves to warm !,
he hall; should there be a contemplated wood
ng-up; re-coalng; let the furnishing job be j
,iven to Corse, by all means, he is just as CON-
,etent and well posted in all of these as he is
n printing Codes. R.
THROUGH RATES FROM CINCINNATI TO CHICAGO a
ND OTHER PoIyTs.-The following schedule of
Trough rates from this city TO burlington, Chi. &
ago and other Western points, was agreed to
ome days since, lbut had not yet been made
'abic) by the Logansport, Peoria and Burling- =
on, tue Cincinnati and Chicago Eaton and Ham, Q
ton. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroads II
ia the Logapsrort Read, that being the shortest e
me. II
These rates were yesterday submitted to the I
Indianapolis ard Cincinnati Railroad Company, d
nd also 0dOnted hv that road and its Wnstar,, | C