The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-04


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Toe thses Neeks 80 Dsnocssey g tals eisy
hA1ybesa % z 80 ofgraed ex - -
r. ling forward & ra4p he4 49, y wos.o
\ complete, 49, es4g Assz q -
arity would bsehak@ dswn -
y, and running over y 1hs reading psfit = =
manof small physical Stature ana ns'y, nerYous
temperament witn = c1e-sCs- = - 80
RI so~s anspoken se'f;pseeeasaope ~ y. !.
I'D aststsasss q tnss''ecs and- o. - s'Os'a'''
y Of views Three weeks ne led - van y 49,
host In preparing - Peies 80 ra'nne o's
aeainst - poor Rapahhcans vio snave.to -
meath the darS-dsyil giacs sf ~ eye ana sccfn-
ful schashing lash Of hs tongue, until sney a'-
most wi1hea Tho baiadinp would isli upon ule'n
and hide thsm from - long.narsed ~sasn hna
bitter hAte. Bnt fate ftswned spca ~ ~ aad
We were forced % bear ~ daaiy censunaeay -
silence, for sure = We opposed ne voiume o. s'e
vengeful ire would return and overWnes@ os me-
'.sthe rush Of many vafert - 49,
on Saturday Inst, the dsy previously neraided
abroad on the wings Of tAe Wind, the day vnen
countless thousands we're expected e meet ~
Agency, TO witness the raising Of Jackson
pole, and. enchanted, listen while The Ciceronian
orator eloquentIy expounled the Constitution
and the policy and aim Of ny Great PnnciPse,'
and showed The advantasestO be gained By the
election Of the "Little Giant and the rnln that
viii follow on The heels Of Republican Admin
istration. On Saturday last three hundred %
souls I'll told assembled here, and meandered
through, Ratification, cheemg now and then
when word was spoken detrimental 70 the Re
publican cause, or : rush of witty sayings from
the school Of ribaldry, fell upon the devoted
heads Of Republican leaders About 10 - =.
the jackson pole rose easily ul straight and tall,
l hundred and ten or fifteen feet above the
ground, and stood perverted = the false princi.
pies Of the moders, Douglas Democracy though
time was when It might have GOOD towering
emblem Of Democratic integrity. III
After dinner small procession formed on the
principal street, and led on BY the spiritstirring
strains Of appropriate martial music, that war
like and blood-heating air, to which the words
beginning .sShould auld Acquaintance be forgot"
"a srno wepaed ;ts NV - mail grove one
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-. .,,;.;o., ,..,,.;.- ...oo;..a. p,.cs him an
y. s,r,,,, In ~ s.n,,,,,. cler;,, pnuentle.
m.nlv namocra,;o e,oo,or Herry cl.v Dean.
.nd - N, oon,,,.nd .d.,;-..;or ..on1 Rennb.
,;c.r. fron, ,.hon, ~ ro.,.;o,,. rer viii not
vim the least shades of re.rect. ana the writer
oard;a,, ho,;ouo, -. II. .h;nL;r, seasoning
+r,,bf,l ,ort;o, &c ~ non,oc-.t;c rrtv xonld
award him tbo,,aon M .n,,,.neoa ,h;le thew
wou,d MT hestov =, .,,,,ov;re,. ,ool unon the
eloonent Dean The sn.aser indulpcdn num-
hor ~ .;Id aud oropndloas assort;ons. To which
III ,or,r .ne,L.rs do,,,,,es. are l,nle and
wh;ch NJ Hal, Il ~. so,er thinking ,oments
| o.nno, hs,;eve Hare i. !. sv,,op;sm ofbis man
| rc,ctn,o u which he wster respectflly calls
Ii. attention a. one smoke, in the heat fspeak-
inc which the sneaker. i his reasorug mo-
ments ,oo,,s nnon "a false. Syllogism:
"a man who belongs to party thataas no
attainable object is fool" -..+#.s.... '.s...
therefore all Kepubhcars are ioois. es .4
Mr.. Hall certainly cannot believe tne 0nciu-
sion, although y iosiows as we certain ea'it o.
the premises. And here ioaow more express
sions that are not inevitably rue. Inc ipaker
said, The word territory was not an6Etood
by the trainers OF the Constitaaon as we'nder-
stand IT," the trainers OF inc Const'tu'o' ex-
pected to acquire no more Ienitory. A4ia:
The word Territory shall apply 20 the iaidnot
70 the government mere arg son'e setc'ccs
the speaker uttered that SOUND cons'deraoi. IKE
"Bnncombe,' Tor instance h4'uDiicans wsnt
TO cram sentiments down mems 'hroa's tlat
they 90 not NE. me prihc'ple' q 'he hep'D-s
mean party y 20 give congress power % oafer
and sell men, ana inc g'iii OF TINS doctrneisto
ics'sia'e slavery IN. Inc man VINO oPposs
tiic decision OF the supreme Jour Is Q srea'r
s'''1s~' 1850 W
That Is enough OF Mr.. HAIRS spech. cnoust
for MIN 20 carry az present. Inc HAt speakei
was a. Y. Dodge VINO commenced p euiosizns
the former speaker and excasing Himself, and
then gave iuli account 81 the two amous ir-
repressible conflict Conventions OF charleston
and Baltimore Dodge does not lkeFrimcs.-
Why should he? No othee-seeklng Democrat
likes Grimes. But Dodge says he y nt seeking
office. It is supposed that he Is no seeking
office any more among the voters oflowa.-
Dodge used some expressions whlch,u space
al!ow we'd. should be presented. But Dodge's
sPcech eiioeo vas az speeches. ao) ana eit ho
very favorable impression upon ais auoisnce q
MS talents Or eloqaence. ~
" Next was introduced Dir. Macon OF Oskaoosa'
man VINO mas enough seh-esteem 70 thhk ne
knows It all and who mas the brazen enrntery
20 te!l what ne knows TO De false man VIC mas
been member OF every party ana VINO w@ the
moss nnscrupuious leader o. sne Known otnnss
n tins par1 81 inc country. man VINO vnen