The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

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- can ne peace, compr0mise, union, on &c essso'
0u war mss determined the issues /,
| ID fl4sts NEW FORK ~ AIMS , ~
| ii How gay New York 10 with ,AA9si. The star
and stripes foat on the faintine air in the warn
highwsys; the slaop wiudovs sre full OF print.
Of 4 martial chsrac ter soldiers. ,6remen, Q.
corps of f:eeeentric COSTUME, IEllsvortb, Scott
Grebble, battle and Ohasees sTompkins and Biz
Bethel There ere little Zouaves led BY nursel
and old light infantsy men, abdominons ) and
9pectacled, on the trottoirs. All the cleric Tribe
! are in gray or blue 9lorieA There ara tents in
the public sausres. 70 "a Of sheds in the places
wherein the soldiery are, ,quartered who came
hither on, their way 70 the seat of war; placarda
about books Of tactics, Illustrated With staring
red and scarlet Zopaves in impossible attitudes.
(Oh ! dear me, how tired / am becoming Of these
limitations Of my excellent friends, in which lit.
tie ID successful except the baRQiness 1of the
breaches Iapd the color, of the uniform Ad.
yertioements concerning arms and eouipage
NEST the ere in all directiGns. There is ! crowd
around window in which 10 tiisplaysd q Seces.
sion officers can, and as II il ali stained with
blood the exhibitor is justified in saving. ss he
does, that the owner was killed. This ID q erel.
ic !" there Is strong feeling for relics in the
States. i.',,.,.s IS -, ~,
New York is up in arms and eager for the
fray, even though there ia, much loss and great
suffering caused BY the swar. See, for instance,
that assemblage Of women, young and old, some
With children by their sides or infants i'm their
srms, before that large house. These are wives
and mothers Of volunteers, reduced by their ab.
sence in the wars to dependence on charity, and
awaiting their turn to come before the distribu
r. of the fund raised in New York for the pur-
pose. The appearance and, dress or many of
these women would lead to the belief that tbey
did not belong to the class usually exposed to
suchltrisls. could not Judge Of the Justice of
the impression ON my mind. that the ladies are
not as busy at cartridge making, lint scrapinR.
and uniform sewing as they are down South;
but dare say they are busted with works Of
charity a. much as their fair sisters.
rags I,,,o3, pusLuo ,cru.upr,ss g.,5,,''-.'..,,
The inyective which vas. former,v directed
against universal suffrsee and cornste inst;tu.
tions is now apnsrentlv emnIoved In denonnc;no
the corruption of contractors and evil .t .the
War Department !: and one formal 9openlv
speaks Of .swindling and plunder" as agen,.ies
and results not unknown in the transaction, Of
business there. Thereis also much aunsound
advice rendered or forced on the authorities re-
specting the plan of the campaign, and writer's
who are quite ignorant of war or its require.
ments demand that the Generals shall immedi-
ately push forward to Richmond with an army
which has neither transport, artillery nor caval-
~ adequate to such an operation. .lsfas.. 4z
-5iis.a ''esa RoAD.sDr sorpIrRs. alsaes a,
j Another change which Iobserved On ., ttinc
into the railway train on Tuesday morning vas
the appearance of msny men in Uniform among
the passengers They were on their vay 20 the
camps, and belonged. apparently. TO I resnecta.
BILE class Of citizens-staid. steady peonle. with.
out the swash buckler. gallant. bravsdo air Of
the Southerners. but possibly Animated bv a
proper amount of pupnacity When Last I
travelled this way the train WAS filed With Office
seekers. - si ll1E u y 7s.o,' -,
.ions that var Sss IN tho iand .nd .r.. 20 ..o.o
in an enemy's country. thicksned. and evinced
most forcibly of all the immense M, unitnde ,of
the change which has taken place sincc I frat
toward the capital There are many
rivers and wssercourses which run, across the
line Of the railway in tho valleys hetveen the
woodlands and pleasant fields of
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