The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-15

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.e''ss.c speecnes On Saturday at : Basket meet
ing et some q SoO IN sne western part Of cul
! sov o0vnlsn'p--at 'll'l N told. as.,s
The Locos had great dag at Nontrose ou
Saturday, and here at night l WAS not at Non
trose, but understand that they had from "a
1000 persons (men, women and children) present,
and about the same number of 6ghts
Al night the Li.a,e Giant. par.ded the streets
here until they rot somethine Of q crowd. when
she great Aasustns C..ar DODGE mounted ahe
Stand, with hia usual ponposity. I heard his frst
speech that Ne made When q candidate for dele.
gate 70 CONGRESS 10 wears aro. and heard his
laas SAtsrdaya night sueech. The fr,t speech
vas upainlv abuse Of Henrv Clay and the Whie
party. s.British Whissp "Allies, of Eneland
against our own country" that .if the Whiss
cot eonteol Of the Government bv the election az
old esranny Harrison, that IL would be an ,sd-
misistratioa Of Henry Clay. the man who had
sold himself. his hopor. and his frieuds for the
sake Of olBce.n > s.the dueliss" and ablack leg
His Saturday nights speech was about equally
divided in praise Of Henry Clav aud abuse Of
Lincoln and the Repuslican party: IN rtaise Of
Henry Clay, that good pure man." 'thc man
Who vas ready at all times to sacrifice himself
for the good Of his country Reader. this il
the same Henry Clay that this same Dodge rep
in ls40 and up to his death as worse
than be now represents Lincoln to be. But CLAY
is now dead, and il Lincoln was to die to-mor-
row, this same Dodge would steal his living il he
thought it would help Douglas to be President,
and himself to . few Of the crumbs from his
table. In ls4O Dodge said that Harrison's ad-
would be controlled BY that bad
man, Henry Clay. Now he says that Lincoln
will be controlled by that worse than bad man.
VIM. II. Seward, that .'odious Seward who do.
feuds all the Niger thieves Of the land Who de-
clares that q white man is as good a. niger il
he behaves himself" that traitor Who put forth
the damnaLle doctrine Of the irrepressible con.
aict:" the man who promulgated the 'shigher
law" .'such as the higher law Of the Mormons.
when Joe Smith made revelations, and il he did
not then Hiram did, telling the Normons Who TO
vote for and what to dor was surprised to
hear old Mormon revelations alluded. to by this
man Dodge, for no man Of INV knowledge except
Douglas himself, had 40 much to do with them
as this same Augustus Cesar. He was in the
habit of eoipg to Nauvoo before every election
TO get these same .'hieher law" Instructions from
Joe or Hiram to their followers in Iowa to vote
either for Dodge himself OF some of his party
friends: and he always succeeded in getting their
votes until thew left Nauvoo and went to Salt
Lake and thev are a,;ll for Douglas and souatter
Sovereignty including all the beauties of SQUAT
tcr;sm "a t,uoht nv Douolaa And when a few
q. fo,,c;y R,nFs wbo La nrened IN no outs;ae Of
.h;s ..h,oher ,ovn ;nauence voted far Dan. Mil.
Ia, Ca ro,..... and GOOD old hone.t Zach.
r.. ,,,r g.. prs.;as,. ,h;s ..m. Dod.e r. ca .ent
- ...n, - ..o., ~. no,, hooka vh;cb was
A.. cd .hav o,s conc..,ed NV Judoe Mason.
= c,...,. 1,,a,. an tho s.me
.;aL., -,;,h nod,. :. c.na;a.,,. for Governor.
~ .h;. ,h;. s.r,. DODGE has
!. .s...,... ,e ,o,,n.ro ,h;. ..b;.her !. ~ Nor.
.,..;.r, f.f.- h.v;n. ,.ea !, far the benefit Of
h;.,..e vi no,;,;.., f-;en.,. even N the steal.
-. of ~. nnu hooks ~h.n .hev voted AGAINST
=. .,.-ra,. IT,. .h.. 80 II 1ow. 70 IN.
ss"-'s - -. 80 e,,..r. .e ~. r;rh,s of tho neonle
- ~. .o.,.,, ,na Ts-.;.or,, - Ren,h,;csn;.m.
- ~. .ho 6rs, .;ue that
,.:.:.., . no.,,., u,ss .l.c.ed 70 consress.
=. -. s,.....a \. Hor,,on xo.es and .he.e votes
oh,.;n.d Nv revelation Of Hiram Smith, and that
.,..,..h...3hv . ,n.r.ntce from
,he Governor Of Illinois to Joe Smith euaran.
,oo;n, a., -. ,,o,,. .,,i. .Ao,ad 6e ;..sed bv The
q ...r,or Of R;,o;. uoaiast asv of ake Morn.oss
for Offences eo..,s;aed 6v sses. !. M;sso.ri. This
,ocnmens vas Afterwards pronounced by Gov.
Ford to be forgery, believe: but Douglas,
the man Who got the benefit of it, had the mau
Who prof.ssed to get it from the Governor ap
pointed Captain in the U. S. army during the
Mexican war over other and better applicants
He declared Lincoln new man without espe
rience or ability; that he Was nominated ove'
Seward on account OF his irrepress'o'e eonn'c'
doctrines; that he had served two years IN Con
gress, during which time he had united with I'M
little party OF such men a. Tom Cor"ln' DOW
4 Co. in opposition to our own country anu u
favor Of Mexico, that bis speeches mao oeen re