The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

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saipsn cd ninssa . body u nasons and car
psnAsrA sSaaaitiss Of bsiek, mortar and large
stsess, assntains Of shot, shell and Immense
aslaAitiss ef snnuaition ars on board. Vessels
of IN dsnoninatens are included, from the iron
ssssnss 10 ~ shallow ferry boat and light skis
for siding ~ surf All the transports Are arm
ID and would BE dangerous simply q vessels Of
val. But their once i chiefly to transport TO
some part Of the ensmyi coast an army depend
ant apoa the soil they reach for nothing but
room 70 operate. Once there We shall doubtless
havs some exploits to record which will make
The nation ring with rejoicings, and quicken the
pulse Of Mars in places whore he now moves to
but slow ndlsorry measure.
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~ We read, and not without feeling Of
sincere regret that the powers Of Gen. Scott are
yielding before the pressure Of his duties, and
Tie ravages Of tins. While fortune has not "a
vored him - the 'grand restorer," yet be stands
surrounded BY many associations connected with
American progress and power, which will give
him lasting place in his countrys history. To
pass from the scenes Of his iife-enploy, just nov
would be to him severe trial, and contrary to
the hope of the people be has 20 long and faith
fully served. He, and they, must wish that be-
fore the oblivion Of the grave settles around the
old chief. his eyes might see once more the flag
under which he has fought, floating over an unit
ed people. This he deserves, for while bis mill
tary genius has, perhaps. been over estimated,
his simple and entire devotion to bis country has
not bees sufficiently appreciated or known. It's
honor, glory and salvation, have with him, tax
en- precedence of personal aggrandisement and
fame. In these days such men are rare, and the
virtue Of Scott in this is as conspicuous, 40 his
reputation 10 wide. Whatever may be the re-
suit Of his increasing ailments, none can with
hold the hope, that in retiring to rest upon his
laurels. he may yet be spared to join in the gen
eral JOY which will follow Federal victories, and
the return to peace and good will, of the erring
and sorely suffering South.
Pass HIN RoDsD.-The telegraph some time
since announced the arrest of the FIRST traitor in
lows, Geo. Frame, of Rochester, Cedar county.
The Dubuque Herald, Q few days after, reported
his Discharge and endorsed the conduct and
character Of said Frame. This brings out the
local editor of the Times, b. w. Petit, and
these are the facts Of the case: Not long ago
Ooppic, Of John Brown notoriety, went into
Cedar county recruiting Is Lieutenant He
raised . squad Of picked men and started for
Missouri. Frame, on the day Of HE departure,
wrote 70 the Sheriff Of Bates county. No.. sta
ting the facts and saying that Coppic must be
stopped At al hasards Ccppie s0as intercepted,
tie bridge Das bss,ssd, lss train hurled into Tie
cham and Csgp;c and one Of his band Killed
This vas the work Of the monster Frame, at 6rst
boastsd Of, then trsmbled for and ascribed to
Satanic promptings, and the only ground Of bis
aeqaittal was that his confession was insufficient
60 convict him. He now lives . gloomy man,
Stunned BY bic nsighbors, . ft object for the
sibbet
a. Dor - Havk-Eye.
yj Amy Correspondence.
BnD's Pour, No., Oct. 27-2 Pm.
M. EDrroR:-Our Regiment, the I'd Iowa,
was paid OF day before yesterday, and is now
Aling aboard the good steamer Memphis, en- route
for st. Louis, where We expect to recruit for
some thirty-six days. We leave our wagons and