The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06

from this point to Falmouth, Va. It is ALLEGED
that Major spaulding started with the train twe
and half days later than he should have. and
was five days longer on the road than necessary
! lsich Prizes. sr-
INV YORK, Nov. 29.--The cargo of the prixe
steamer Ann was sold to-day for $40. .OOO.-
The Teas brought 444 for Congon and Coffee
slightly damaged. Part of the cargo of the
steamer Shelton was sold to day, bringing over
100000
The Address of Parson Brownlow q,
| NAshvllle.
We have published Parson B.ownloxs re-
marks ut his reception in Nashville on Thurs
day night. On Friday evening he delivered an
address at McKendres Chapel, in that city, be.
fore crowded audience, in which be set forth
more at length his views of political and na :
tional matters, and his intentions in regard to
the promotion OF loyal Hethodism at the South.
We make . few extracts:
! SLAVERY AND It's PROSPECTS,
| l have canvaseed every Eastern and most of
the Northwestern States for the last eight
months, and while have changed no opinion,
must say that the North never contemplated in.
terferisg with Southern institutions. think
now, in consequence Of the criminal conduct of
the South that slavery is pretty we'll played out,
and the South may thank herself for it. If her
negroes are emanci pated OF run of, it will be a
righteous retribution.
ABoLlTIONIsTs NOT TUE cAusE OF TIE REBELL1oN--
/ BUCHANAN.
As have said at the North, before not less
than five hundred thousand, I say here, this re-
belliOn is not the work of Abolitionists, but of
God forsaken Southern demagoguea have al
| ways been pro slavery man, and opposed to
Abolitionism, but must say that this rebellion is
not the work Of Abolitonists, but Of q corrupt
South The Government, under its present
form, has existed nearly eighty years, During
this period we have held nineteen Presidential
! elections, in which the South, with but half the
States, population and electoral votes which the
North has, elected thirteen Presidents and the
North has elected six The South re elected
five Of her Presidents, who held the Govern
ment forty years, while she made it point to
| allow no Northern President to be re elected
Not satisfied with this she seized, appropriated,
kidnapped, and used as cate paws one half Of
| the Northern Presidents. The last We appro-
priated, soul, body and breeches, was Buchanan
that miserable old public functionsry. l am
| not here to reproach any one-I have joined the
unconditional Union party, to put down the re-
bsllion at any required coss-5ut still hope the
ladies' will rebuke their husbands and sweet
hearts who voted for that wretcbed old creature
since any man who can live in this sin-strick-
| en- world for eighty years without either court
ing q woman or wedding q wife, is fit for wolf.
bait.
lLcYAL MEfHODISTs TO HAVE THE soUTHIRH PUB
LIaHINe HOUSE.
l intend to call Conference Of the local
preachers, and We will expel the last devil of
these rebel priests. We will pat these seceders
and rebels out, and recover the church property
which rightfully belongs to us, and not to the
traitors. This Methodist Book Concern in your
city, which has published 20 much treason, is
not the property Of the rebels. 1t belongs to the
loyal Mcthodists, and We mean to have it back.
Here is q copy of the Church Discipline, and
it most positively epjoins upon all our preach
ers obedience to the laws and constituted au-
thorities of the land. A transgression OF this
injunction makes the defendant liable to expul-
sion from the church. When the elders are
ordained they are brought around the altar
(you have seen the ordinations here frequently,
for all the elders were ordained here, as
this was an aristocratic congregation, . bon
ton, upper tendon cburcb), and there, in
the presence of God and the congregation, the
bishop lays his hands upon their heads, and
swears them to oppose all disloyal doctrines.-
Thus these rebel preachers are perjured-foully,
basely, wickedly perjured. Early, when he WAS
ordained Bishop, took an oath to promote
peace and harmony, law and order. heard him
swear the lie myself in Columbus, Georgia Par
son Sawrie, who knows him vel, in some private
transactions, says that EARLY is miserably cor
/ rupt old creature. Let US believe these rebels
always when they testify against one another!
When the vlsiny Of these wretches shall be
exposed, the revelation will shock the country.
These Southern Methodist preachers began the
work Of disunon years ago. John @. Calhoun,
tie arch originator Of treason, sent for Bishop
Cspere, and had long private conference with
him At the time the split occurred in our Church.
This Was the entering wedge Of disunion. mean
to show these traitors to the scorn and abhor-
| renee Of their couDtrymen.
The Dakota Republican of the 18th instant
say.
ION Saturday, the first instant, squad Of the
Dakota Cavalry, ten in number, under Captain
Miner, let: Ysncton for Sioux Falls City, 20 an
escort to party who was going there to remove
some mill -stonea While At or near the Falls,
/. party Of about thirty Indians made their ap
! pesrance, whereupon Captain Miner went to
| them for the purpose of ''haviDg talk, !" and
learning their sentiments From the reports We