The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21
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the ptase drills thefc. Isis "a lscNe ofthe M
Insusance. Companies thsesAen ii cancel the
policies they hold On 1lyUs u fk05e Who lnst 1t.
lend those drilia ThE NniJair IN frorlI ~ avn
weitat several norlths' atO wKila II r,FOcest iof
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,nas~sssa sssa H-lfos1 washington, Jan. H.
The United Statss Agricultural Society have,
elected Henry WAGNER, Of Western New Yor15i
President, md reelected b. b. Ffench, Treasurer.
and Benz p. Poor SecretaSy 81 A5xsss,sss .ss s. g
Last nlRht the members paftOck u Asufiptu6Hs
entertainment at the residence Of Nr. CUfcorAri.
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~, terrible Allu uesPOtlc threats tnat nave been
Alo~. ~ sg0A se lgOr " .he present Ooh-
SUES sAa. WIG nepuDAcans' shouSl Al ine ms
FORTY, ana IN strict accordance with the Consti,
1u1on anu ione anu wen es.aIhsnea usage, should
sue M. me mon snaA De dissolved ana
.e uesto's,n 81 'lle minority set up IN us place.
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llt, me:l VI ae,'eu u. $40. ~. s. Hii8
A.s a.u ~ o'lel coanter evils nave grown out
~ VIZ aslsallon y 1se slavery question, and can
eonsegue.uy " se.ued win that question,
therefore u becomes necessary for the combined
conservative opposiuon OF the country to bury
'ne', Pslunlces o. Mlhor issne ana come for-
"sru u'li'euiy anu TAKE consroi o. the machinery
~ W, s9se,nllen', anu purge ~ Of the impun-
us Wv. M'I m uss. "een AaPosea upon ~ by the
ae'''s De"locra"c party, anu restore y 10 sys-
.ti'. " e.o"vns' anu " tne principles OF Mash
ny H.. soli anu aenetson. ,,at. u.s. - ef1
Ane acting 81 ule hepabiican National aCon-
senuon' may therefore pc looked forward to with
2 great degree OF interest by those who have at
neas. 'ne success and prosperity OF Our country,
alu t'e peoPe sllouia see t.iaI they are properly
y ~ esefy uePartment IN bringing the
eanu'a.o =, .ne peopif, lot indeed the candidate
~ =, 'ue hePuohc.a party VAL pc the peoples can
uiua'c, peiore the county, Inc call IS broad
enough ana comprehenaye enough to suit all OPP
posle'oh. !. invites all who are opposed to the
extension q slavery INTO the Territories the
Fes'erai corruptioh-ahd usufpatlon OF the pres
GAY auauin'st asloir--so sne new ana dangerous
doctripe that the Constitution of its own power
carries S.aseIs A'to tle Aefrltores 81 the United
ota,es-'o ne fc-openmg ofthe African Slave
Fsde, ana IA snort 70 the lncessant pickering and
as1atioies upon .aat SUBJECT, Dy the people; and
also invtes those VINO are IN favor OF defend-
ING the soh 81 every state and Territory from
lawless invasions; OF maintaining lnyiolate the
rights OF states and preserving the integrity of
hs onion. .aqa - zE Il
WIN .hlso roao' ooid anu emphatic declaration
OF american views the Republican party swing
.neir banner to the breeze, and it Is left for the
18th day OF june next to witness the first popu-s
tre ha,rtsd 80 P a., ~ sns
its standard and enroll themseIvss i, that er,s,
army of loyal and uuion.lnv;no cit;,ans Nh, 40
To restore our institutions ~ tha;r ,,rst;no ,s-
ity. .'' r''s''''N iA'
We are lint ono of tho millions ;,toros,ad :,
this great noli,ical moyena,, ,,at ,,, LIZ, ..
right to he heard Our vote and o,,.l in ananoa
will be extended !, habaIf If tho
Edward Rates. of M;ssonr; as the c.nJ;,lst. %
the people. BELIEVING rs wa do thai he ;s no, on.
ly one Of the hest most t,lented sbls snd ill.,
al men of the day Int that he i > man VILE i
closely identified with the interest of orr ,or,;on
Of the I-n;on That h.. v;ll Ia g. f,;o,a ~ a..
he will eyert his MAN. !,
ING to commerce our vast west and r;r;n,y Efa
and zeal 10 emigration Q. 80 ''''
4 Edward Rates is Also am, choice o,, .ooo,n. oe
availability. We regard him as one If Tho mos.
men of the dav and accontahla al;Le ~
the North and South Fast mud Wast- 10 has
been called forward. not Inv a life snnn. in dam.
gogueism. hut nv his fellow conptrvmnn and ;f
the honors and responsibilities of that of,ce are
conferred unon him II will ha unssLad for on5
unsolicited Nv him, He will come into "A; 90 nm,
by fealty 10 marty or nersans He
will be free to act ACCORDING to the eony;s,;ans
Of bis own mind. and will make the neople an his
Md worthy President
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DUBUQUE AND HER boSpHoLDEss.-At the last
regular meeting OF the City Council Mcssrs.
,amueis, Allison Crane notified the Mayor,
lhiougna communication, that they had been
.s,slhed py Messrs. Ielpcke, heutgen, Richelet
= W, 10 iiseIute proceedings IN the United
states Dlst'ist court, 10 collect the prlncpa! and
interest OF certain bonds issued by the city which
hey own, unless some arrangement could be
iiaue 1of the settiement or the same.
:, Inc communication together with the one adj |