The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-27

III =. - = ssssT T.la
will accept tour regiments Of Infantry, if or
ganised within twenty-one days. saulds osa. ).
No eTs -sao Firz HEKKy WARRxK. 9,
ST.. sTO .ARMS!s, 1919, s,.ta,,.s
Organize In each county and township. DO %
at once. Call together in each precinct every
man over IS years Of age and under AZ years
form companies, platoons Or squads-as the NUM-
bers in each instance win permit, select com
petent leader and commence preliminary drill.
Make up your lists from those who hold them
selves in readiness 10 go, on the tirst requistion
from head quarters. 1sd 10 iasts si5 asd u
The 9Th, 9th and 7th Regiments are now full,
and their organization nearly complete Others
will soon be called for. 90 aye.sgs5sa bus u
Military knowledge and movements cannot be
acquired 10 4 day. To secure efficiency oftroops.
they must have time to go through . thorough
system ofpreparation. Steam and lightning Of
ford no aid in their discipline--no dollhouse
system can bring them out prepared to with
stand the blasts Of war. s5, r. hi ..5.- s, s.,
That We maynot see repeated the results Of the
2lst inst, or further illustrate the futility Of
crowding soldiers first from the farms and work
shops into the heavy work of war, let the or
ganization begin at once, and it will assume pro
per form and completeness a. the necessities re-
quire. s, - 4. 80 &, -.
Satisfied that our Government is in good hands
and its able officers not in great neel Of our
sage advise, We can do our part completely and
promptly, by rendering available, at the earliest
moment practicable, every man and every meas
ure of supply required 70 assert in every potion
of our great Country, "the, supremacy Of the law
and the perpetuity Of our Constitutional Democ-
racy." ios1s a5p1f5t '.ii saits0o iiIs 5aats
q The Cerro Gordo Republican proposes.
to suspend for few weeks in order that its pres
ent force might /" get ont" the delinquent tar list
and hopes the arrangement will not be deemed
unreasonable. 5gt- r7etaa.. 81: nsa,sI.tr w,
SECOND PAGE CouSTY CoxrAsr OF VoLuS
1rERs-Another Company Of Volunteers left
Page County on Monday morning, 10th inst.'
to enter into the service of their country
Scarcely month had passed since the depar.
ture Of Captain Bowens Company, until q sec
ond was organized and in motion. This speaks
we'll for the patriotism of Page County. 5aa
Of the Second Page County Company, Jacob
Butler is Captain, and Henry Ribble First, and
F. L. Oramer Second Lieutenants, and Emery
Peck, Orderly Sergeant. This Company num-
bers ever sixty. = ',.'htts,'. 9 20. r. eos.isg,
This Company, like Capt. BoWen's went into
the Nebraska Regiment. lia3 Is 6na q5sa oa sris
II The accident by which little son Of Mr..
Haskell vas killed, mentioned yesterday, occur
red at the Min Of w. 8. Berry 4 Co. No blame
attaches to anyone IS s.t5 80, 81 5i., :, I.
AoRr TRooPs Companies for Dol. Humans
regiment came in yesterday, by river and rail.
making il all but certain that the regiment will
be fully organized to-day. At o'clock, yesterday
morning the boat brought down company
Of fine fellows from, Nuscstine under Capt Reed.
A little later about 60 men mostly in uniform,
came ia from Salem under Capt. Emerson. He
stated that many Of his men were busy harvest
ing aud would soon be in. but as he had not the
full number his company could not be accepted.
The greater part OF the boys will enlist in other
companies Al noon the train brought in the
Oskaloola Rides, . fine body of men under Capt
D. W. Nckullen, and numbering llS; . bras
band came with them, and escorted BY the Mar
shall, they marched TO camp In time for dinner.
--D----------f lF 10 easR4
wWhat is to b done With Northern sym.
pathi.ers With treason You may know. them
by the piteous winnings With which they depre
cate war-by their groanings about 'seoercionp
and ''subjugatfon," and by their extreme con.
Germ about Mr. Lincoln'ss violations Of the Con.
stitution, in his edorts to preserve II, although
shey have nothing 70 say about Davis effort to
destroy it altogether. They are all Of them
sneakiug hypocrites, and The surest way to
;udge them is to watch their faces upon, The re-.
ceipt of news If it 10 DISASTROUS to the Rebels.
their visages Il ones put on . heightened, sol.
smn look, If the Union, army has met with a
disaster-if one Of onr faithful officers has been
aasassinated BY . rebel, their eyes brighten At
nnco 8 spH e49nt. a 10 snglq eta aoaA a SO
Thess men,, vsrs they ii Maryland or Nilsson.
n, would smaggls powder and, gshos to their |
Southern brethren -would engage to the ex-
tent Of their courage in driving out friends Of
the Union and eon6scsting their property sor
destroying Il. But they ere where their treason
eo's sympathiea can do no harm and where We |
can ALLOW them % remain and enjoy the pro-
secs'on OF The Govespnsnt which they would |
gladly zee destroyed. An that We would Law mn |
m store again & thea, - simply sruthfsl record
81 the fact tAat in the hour Of IL greatest Der.
n, sney stood with the enemiss Of She Govern.
nent and gave their ssnpasAissse he eenspira. |
sora We wosid havs this haown for q le.ss
one seneration, ma 70 this end hope tSsy "a,
y in'pissd uisA iaiaciens sosrass 70 place
sss"sel,ss whore they bsleng. ! They can do Il
safely. a ua sea tss5zsM ..tss,sss3fT e. -.
@r A4sea. Geosfia Telegraph, Of tie
18Th, lsatns frsa . correspondent At NilIeds..
Wills, that sboss one hundred Of The count;ss =
he STATE have been heard from, and ooly ebo,t
eighteen thousand votes have been no,sea !,
shsss counties 'Ratiacations has osl, .hor,
ssf hundred majority thus far. The re.,l. !.
safded ssuhsfsl. although The Cop,.;tn,,o,
M probably b declared carried b, ! .n.l,