The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

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II at any tins in ths future, combinations
should b. attempted In pslitcs to unite elements
radically diasssat, ~ apprshend that the mis-
haps and troubles which have attended such ct
tempts in thf1 campaign, win give lesson which
cannot pass unhsedsd; for certainly every such
attempt has enly served . separate still more
widely, The diGbrsnt parties Of the proslavery
ranks, and TO throw OVER thousands Of men to
the support Of Mr. Lincoln. Take the cas- Of
New York, vhsre fusion has repeatedly been
made and broken and renade, through the en-
tire campaign. There wa, frst, the Dsoglas
and BEN coalition, giving Tie Bell men ten cleo
tori, but leaving the manner in which they we're
TO vote Il elected, in uncsrtaipty, and known on
" 10 the lesdeeA Was Il TO be expected that
honess men would cast their votes In the dark
for sneh ticket
Then cams the attempted ALLIANCES Of Breckin-
ridge and DouslaA resulting In failure, and
lastly, the ticket which isnow before the people,
composed of eighteen Douglas men, ten Bell
men, and seven Brsckinridge men, the Breckin-
ridge men taking this small number because they
are the only men who arc to gain BY the fusion,
which, if successful 10 TO throw the election into
the House. Thus, in New York. every Douglas
mans vote is eighteen. thirty-Afths Of vote for
Douglas, ten-thlrty-dfths for Bell and seven.
thirty-6fths for Breckinridge, or really vote
for Rreckinridgs or Jo Lane. ss4
In it strange that men who honestly believe in
the great principle" dsmur at casting such
vote - this? Why, they are chiefly freedom
loving men-men who are as anxious that Kan
sas should be free, - the hottest Republican,
and who are led to believe that such will be tie
effect Of the Douglas doctrine; and an aliliation
with slave-code Democrats, or with the Ameri-
cans 10 equally distastsf0l 70 them. u5. .i@
We are not surprised, therefore, to hear, az
We do every day, Of accessions to the Republic
can ranks, as the Irish Club at Syracuse, and
many Catholics, NOR Of the immense German
meeting, recently held at the Cooper Institute,
while similar Democratic German meeting pre-
scented 'beggarly account of empty benches.
And the honest Bell men, too, must feel sore
at casting their votes for ssch combination,
when the report has gone forth, and has mot
been authoritatively dsnisd that their electoral
ticket 10 in no cass 70 vote for their candidates
and when 1t 10 rumorsd that the concocton Of
their ticket, the New York merchants, are send
ing money to-day, into Kentucky, to defeat NJ.
Bell and give the State to Breckinridgs. Can
We wonder a the daily objections in their rankss
This same New York plan was attempted in
this State, BY the opponents Of Lincoln, at the
late meeting in Davenport, the proposition pass
ing BY . small majority. We hope the scheme
win b. perfected for II Il ID, We feel confident
that the remark Of one of the speakers 1t the
Davenport meeting win b. realized, thatit will
give the State to Lincoln BY 10000 majority.
Tm RALLY on SAruRDAY.-We understand
that large company Of Lady wide-Awakes,
from Agency, will b present at the meeting here
on Saturday. They promise to produce larger
crowd ofladies than any other town in the State.
Let the other towns accept the challenge. ee
In connection With this, We call attention to
the notices of the Railroads, in another column.
Their rates are very liberal, and all our friends
We are confident. will avail themselves thereof
HoaaIslB NURDsA-A Canadian, whose name
We did not learn, was murdered by . crew Of
fellows, in one Of The Northern counties Of Mis-
souri,, on Sunday Of last week. He had been to
hissouri for the purpose Of collecting some
rents. and was known 70 have the money in his
possession. On Sunday b was seized BY the ruff.
fans, hung and buried. The interment was 60
carefully done that there was NO vsstige Of agraye
Suspicion being aroused BY the sudden absence
Of The murdered man, . search was made and
the grave discovered BY means Of plant which
had vithersd on IL The body was found; and
shortly afterward, twelve men vsre arrested, sev,
eral Of whom have already confessed their guilt.
The matter 10 now undergoing strict investiea.
ton. and We hope to be able TO give full partic-
uiars OF 1t In . few daya Il is, altogether, one
ofshs most horrid Affairs that W have ever been
called upon to record. '
@-lt 10 aid that John J. Crittenden 10 to be
Invited 70 visie Tie stroag American districts in
TDlinnia IN issAu<n Ahn Y~o- N,>.h.-..