The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

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I can BY no act odnins contribute to any sue
: results ghall~ee eeaiam s.fsllsw asnssuass, vol
= for the present Esttts&e, *hs Sss aUSxs9ktio
: ~ his poiitieAI fthdA a has been YsaiF FSgshiS,
ted for shs aia6fs pf sthsidvotsrs of os6e B,
. publicanP Party, avAel their vnstspsper .esei,
have been continday prsting shout ''ao paify'
y Certainly not sisl -assaqs Z ii,i bs'iifea t
But We can all 4pte for the nominee of th
so-called Union pay without any sacrifice q
princllHe. HI ~ hiSafe e8pefent4s tfsF able
prompt, emcisns III energetic s shs ldiydh.sg
of, every pnblic da,: and is Syal and tsse 4
1.-THE Nanstitntios ID Eng Of his Oountrys a,
the words-almosti HE Ilast-lof that ifnmoria
statsa@aR 4haqb E,,sprsAipped xhils living
and whose .teaoAing now. that he ia in his grav,
We do not forget lsten We slisil have 4 coua
Try and / agoyeidhet for ost children % liysi.
peace and happiness ! shall be time for each e o
Us to retutnsto eur prty ba,ners, according Il
| our convictions Of yhtiand duty. ssLet him b,
marked a 10 true pIfios Who viii not abandol
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8 Bur,inetou. Sen, al 1ssi1 80 8 e--0 ~;
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Iios afs,s A. iSsa IL '0Es NoISEs, Aug, 3OI
kDrroR Hawk EEx II wrote you yesterday
bsieay of the deliDsasioui Of theI so.eslled
/" Union" Conven ton. II was attended by very
respectable gsptlepep, ,tp the number 81 % Ior
40, all,told.id Among ITEM were several edisap-
pointed once aseekersh = 9 the Repubiican ranks
Some OF the gentlennly delegates affected
earnestness, but whenyer they looked essh
other in the face, therexasa great disposition
to indulge m the llu1ty of bread grim This
farce OF organizing rev party, In order to di
minish party feeling aa do away with party
strife, is an old farce, ,ayed so often as, TO- be
entirely mirthrproyokae and ,harmlesssgWe
take si'it that Republican Administrator
is not likely to be srpp,rtcd with more loyalty
and earnestness by a new organization thar, by
those Who plscsd.t in power If it is doing
the legitimate work f the country, endeavor-
Ing TO defend the G6Vrnmeht agaihst armed and
unarmed traitors, and enforce the, Constitution
and the Laws, III entitled thus far to the sup.
port Of loyal men Of al parties; and as this
proposition is fully admitted. By the Union Con-
vention, it Willsbe difficas to see the propriety
Of such an organization ID attest what is alrea.
dy atiested by the whole Republican party and
such loyal Democrats as. Butler, Dix, Holt
johnson, Dickinson, Thomas, Crttenden anda
host of others. 1919 ltosg a'.s
But, this is sdigresiion. 4, After the defeat Of
Edwards for Governor and McHenry for Judge,
the little band Of Unionists disclosed . sudden
abatement OF interest ia the work before them.
Edwards telt that % bas been badly sold. The
corner Stones OF the new organisation had been
rejected by the later converts. Their mission
was accomplished. slaons Of distinction IA
'na' quafssE 4sa oeea Pooensy altpmed. 10
1epa'r ."e ssro,, Az a''anp' was maze 70 npn'-
n"'e Hu a'us ior.oDhsN.S' Du'' an nours re-
heo''o cosiacea I.1 .ne tuose 'nas 'ne soonerhe f
A'S3' uSe'es. Ho'e,is nna ene oe.ser H!e1i ala
'sfS'S. sA' .'s " A's "a1'' o'Assess nslAe
a' w" 'Ae 'o'.. o"' oe'o'e 'ne soohsen''oh
iof o'"stess rSaS Spce discovered oy
'oa' sooe 'ooAi.s "e's,por haoyh cwho nad
= '.se.y ~ suA hanaeemen' Oh sne
oo"'e''.'o', '""' - iau - rgns 20 nske nom
.'t iof ne % succeedea az lIl IN conVin
ctnS Tue HanOlul VI QefegAtes VINO remained, OF