The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-23

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you ~ know, fes yes fsvs bsep -.
thsse e6ly impsesslSns ~ floarss - 4
o1horu. ekisF.fs rt4 xysasx sssS1 - ~
] seee1lest ttishing tlkss ~ ~. -
-, that thers must ksys beAn so~sss;ss
than common, That She5e men sfr,sst.S ~
am exceedingly anxious tbss that sS;s. Il
they then struggIsd ~, yhst so.. .ss II
more than National Iadepssdesss ~ s's|
thing that held out . great proris. -
pie ofths world, TO al time 70 coms NJ
/ an exceedingly anxious this JJn;.. 4 !
ssltution AID liberties 81 the psopls sksii \. ~
Petssted in accordsncs With tie osisi..s IA
Tor which that struggle was made. "A -
20 most happy indeed, II shall b = -. ~
INSTRUMENT in the hands Of the Almishs, y. Y
THE almost chosen people, q . chos,. Z
-ment In the banda 81 the Aluiehey. q, ~. -
tinEthe object u that gress sssu4rjs - n
q You give ne this fscept;oa, 4 8 / -.
without distinction of party. l Learn sIsss !
is composed Of majority Of gentieu,n :,
the exsfciss Of their best iudsmsss ,as
choice Of . Chief Magistrate. did ros =. 8 =
was the mas. I.undsrStand, nsyc,thss.'s nk 4
come forward here 70 greet me q H. -.
tionsl President Of the, United st,te.
Az citizens Of the United States - ......
who for the time being il the represent.,;.a
Of the nation, united BY purposs 4 -. -
the Union and liberties Of the peo,,j. t ~.
such ! accept this reception Nor -
thaa could Dc did bslievs Il -. s.isl ,.1ssiy
y An individual.
Tie spseoh was lsllsvsd b, 49,, -, - !,
II. Ilusels was then conducted q
bly, Chamber. The Speaker addre.s.d -
propfiatsiy. Ns. Lincoln replied.
Mr. Speaker and gentlemen: b,,
joyed the honor Of reception by ~ @ .
branch Of the Legislature. / retu,, "s vac
them my thanks for the reception which 4. -
pie Of New Jersey have given me throusb ,y. ~
chosen representatives,, as for the time bs;n. =
representative Of the majesty Of The pss,s !,
the United States, l appropriate 70 p,s.IF 9
little Of the demonstrations Of reensss y. WI
which have been greeted. .A
j think little should be given to apv ~. !
IL should be Manifestation Of sdhe,s,.. !, =
Union and Constitution. I unders,s.S ~. ~
to be received here by the represeo tssrs. ~
people Of New Jersey, majority Of ~ :;
fer in opinion from those with whom 49,. W.
ted. slssa t1-sf q ~ -. D W. "
This manifestation Is Therefore % be ,....,.,
BY me 40 expressing their deyotion = -.
Union, the Constitution and the li-vs;.. = sus
people. You, xr. Speaker, have Nm "a y az ~
IL time when the gravest and visess ~ . Wy
doubt and awe npon the aspect presented b. =,
national affaira y w
Uuoer these circumstances you will re,d;,,
Gee why should not speakin detail Of tbe cor,,s
shall deem IL best to pursue. Il n urms,
should avail myself Of ell the information -
oil the time at my command in order that vh..
the time arrives in which must spe,k. sh.n
be able to take the ground which | shsif 49,
! the best and safest and from which shan -.
| no occasion to swerve. 8 -
shall endesvor to take the ground dsa,A
most just 70 the North, the South, the EsA q
West, and the whole country; take IL I hon, h
good faith--certainly with no malice toward
any section. shall do all in my power % "a,
mote peaceful settlement Of ali dificultiea
The man does not live who 10 more devoted l
peace than am. [Cheers] None Who wosl
do mors 70 preserve it, but II may be neeeu.r
TO put the foot down firmly, Here tA4 ID.
ence broke into cheers 10 loud and long As. a,
some moments it was. impossible to henk "a.
coins voice. and II do my duty and d M
you will sustain me-. will you not. II IHsa tSess
and cries Of yes, yes, We will 5000 /. b
Received as am by members Of Legsa.us
the majority of whom do not agree with M
political sentiments, trust may have their =
sistance in plotting the ship of the State ,hrsut
this voyage. Surrounded by periIs az il /, IA
should suffer from the attacks now, there WI
be no pilot ever needed for another yo,,,,
Gentlemen, have already spoken Longer 4.
intended, and must beg leave to stop he,s
The procession moved to the Trenton Houa
where Mr.. Lincoln spoke briefly to the crowd
outside. A splendid collation. was given M
the train left At haIf.past 2 for Philadelpiah
charge of the Committee from that City 4.
It is thought there xere 20, 900 people presE
So Peoria, Feb. 81 &
The primary meeting here to-day to select del.
egates from Peoria county TO the Congressional
Convention held here to morrow, was fully a.
tended, and much interest Was manifested. ii
Resolutions condemning the course Of Judge
Kellogg were passed unanimously.
A resolution to the effect that Judge Kellor
should resign his seat was passed With only on
dissenting voice. sex s ssag
.7o -"-f IOWA NEWS - sea
Iowa STATE BANK.-The annual meeting Il
the Board Of Directors of this institution vu
held at Iowa City on Wednesday last The iGL
lowing branches were represented
&Des Moines, Council Bluffs, Iowa City, for
Madison, Burlington, Mt Pleasant, Oskalooa
Washington, McGregor's, Lyons and Davenport
The Directors on the part Of the State, xesn
R. Bronson, e. T. Edgington and r Noble, ven
also present. We understand that the ahain 4
the State Bank are in highly prosperous con
dition. The old officers were unanimously elect
ed, as folIows:-H. Price, President; E. Clark
Vice President; Z. Baker, Secretary; B. 2. b
key, Geo. C. Stone, Executive Committee. IL
branches at Muscatine and Keokuk were not rp
resented.
A few days ago witness on the stand d
Judge Springer's Court, in the course Of dex
animation called an attorney liar Judes
Springer allowed the examination to proceed,
till the examination of the witness Was consud
ed, and just at the time he was about taking BIZ
seat, ordered the clerk to assess fine Of 4
against him, for contempt OF court, and orders
him 20 be committed till the fine was paid-ccol
remarking to the attorneys--"G entlemen 70 d
with your case TO the juryn-as if nothing bal
happened.-FKeokuk Journal. 80
REvrvAL.-Elder Knapp, the famous and 80
cessful revival preacher, has been lab oring hu
for some ten days past. He breaches daily q
nightly at the Baptist Church, and lattsrly !
house has been crowded, and q good deal Of !
forest IS beginning to be elected. Some twen
persons, we understand, went forward for pray
on Sunday evening, several of whom express
hope of salvation in Christ -[Gste City. !,
y MARRIED..
On the 14th Inst. by Judge Wightman, Nr. ALExAHD
McALLIsrxR to Mise MARY CoRMcK. J t....s
Also. on the same day by the same, Mr.. fnAHKI
4ornnSto Mis- HANNA DKIn. sslR .rfss fst z
DIED. fs.f -,
In this city, Sunday morning, 18th Inst, Of croa
CcRfIs H., son Of David and Hannah Carnst I'D