The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

yeacon for J4Qge.s sa 81 Id siode sdl sfsS n2s'
Trimbls, it would seem, hes bsenEin the army.
Aftsr, his nomination, Hasdsshett, who W. his
dstsltsd Opponent for lths candidacy, made 4
speech in which he took occasion 70 Say to
The nominee, s'Sir, you have more why ana
dangerous foe to meet At hens iaiyour CONTEST tsa
st the ballot bod, than youtsd on the battle
Aeld r aTtereupona Trimbls made 9 s reply re
burden 81 which was 5.n aposogy foF hs havif's
been engaged in the array in sapPort and defence
Of he county against the Infamous tssitors and
savsess Of tie South. fls.ad l
what these foul.mouthed men mean, the one
by his assertion, and the other BY bis apology,
Il tnlaiu. Hendsrshott thinks that the vast ma
jo,ity Of tie people Of the Forth, who stand By
the llas Of ths country, s.d the Administration
which Il vindioasing its honor and attempting 70
enforce the subsissioa Of the traitors Who have
spsrnsd It, are more dangerous foe than the
rebels Ii arms! And Trimble thinks that 70 take
up arms against The rsbsls i IN aet for which
Tie noninss Of . % called democratic conven-
zion is'called upon 70 make an excuse! They
mean thatit i wrong . wage var against those
who are striving 70 destroy the nation, that the
party leaders, With whom they are setting, deem
loyal men, Who stand ~ the Flag moro danger
ous enemies than traitors who have taken up
arms against t.-shat The traitors ere right and
the loyal ars iSros9. ,78 fefa9 ~ d75H d
! We are 10 understand from these men, that %
Il . Nv can exert any inassnoe, they arc ID
opposition 70, the antasoaists Of, Ill who be-
lisvs With Jsckson, that 'tAe Federal Union
must be preserved" ;" We ~ q understand thai
they mean % wage war. mot against the rebels,
but on their side.i We are informed thst they
propose 'kinalisg drein the real" !" which d 70
sssist the ttators even more ehscta.lly thsn they
oopld 81 taking up arms BY their side! This i
what We ars to understand BY the blatant tres
son they have chosen 10 utter y 7z2H ot
- We commend these bttsrances Of men promi-
nsnt enough 70 b talked of for Judges 70 public
atssntisn They ars worthy Of rssardfrom those
whose sous, brothers, fathers and relatives .rs
now, or soon win Be, exposed to the deadly an
tagonism Of traitors arrsyed against their coun-
try. We ask them. again and again, if they
admire the banquet to which they are invited By
these political wolves. Who are bowling over the
bloody revsls they ere preparing! Will any part
Of the people approve the madness, which aims
at the ruin Of the country, and At The overthrow
Of our vast army Of voluntesrsi Will they,
can they for IN instant look with favor on thoss.
who are not merely traitors In effect, but who %
plsinly tell % that they long for the Wholesale
marder of our loyal friends, relatives and coun.
tryueu :. Will not everybody dsnouncs such
men - unworthy Of : country unworthy even
Of existence V 'e''.p''.' = ,s'. VI .
1S"5fRAws, &c."-Aahony Of the Dubuque
Herald, was 10 town al day Sunday, in custody
Of the q. s. Marshal for lows. His srrsst is
understood BY al to be upon charge Of sedi.
ttous and dialoyal conduct! All Who have read
bis paper, q who are icauaintsd with his CON,
duct for some time past, know full well that
there is, at least, good ground of suspicion
sgainst him. Yet throughout Sunday, there
were certain men in this city, Who prcfa.s to be
very loyal,-who grow excessively indignant il
any one questions their loyalty, who were hang
ing around this man, whom most really. loyal
men believe 70 be justly charged with an Of.
tense infinitely worse than murder in Ito nsture,
seeking intersiews, and sympathizing with bin,
Is If he were martyr il !, just cause What
are ws to think Of these men What position
are We to assign them: Are We to credit their
professional Shall we concede that they are
true men, or shah We not! Can any man Who
loves bic country, who is loyal 70 the Gag of the
Union, look upon man who sssks The oompan. :.
ionshipofl Hahony. in any other light than %
one y in idsbe bis hesrt eqa.ily gai, W., 80 5a
= AxorHss Ts11roa Rrxoyrp.-B the the ii j,els'
graph Of Sunday nigh. No were Informed tSS.tl
Kentucky has rid sitsslf of the incubus, sof
trsssonabie Governor. 1t says that Hon. james
+. Robinson, OF Scott country, was elected
President Of the Senate, and that Bsrish Ma,
goain, the Governof, thersupon resigned his
oAces Mr. Robinson thereby becoming Cover.
no, a Jaeto, for Magoaans une.pired tsrm.-l .,,u
i slso says that John D. Temple, President. .of
the Military Board hass slss resigned, the dusies
thereof devo'vipE upon the new acting Cover
z nor, + NJ kobipscp !, reported to bs an able
aud reliable Unioa man., sres s.ai 8 17A4 aiss Il
sit We suppose that Beriah fouud Il good for hin
health 70 30 ost Of the odios he has 60 long Az.
gr,.ced g.c " big foul sympathy and cooperation
With the traitors Of bis own State and furth.r
south Thsonly wonder . % d that Kentuck.
'ians have % long permitted him to dlshonor
their State by occupying : position 70. which IL
the pelmieqt times he y conspicuously unat-
Personally; he il > nobody. Il vas only his Of.
6cial position that made him danRerous, sasasesl
q THE AlkAHsAs.- We think there can be liz.
.tle doubt that the rebel gunboat Arkansss
xhioh played 90 wild . freak in running under
Fths rebel batteries u Vicksburg, has met the
same fase as the ,Merrim.c. y According 10 dis
patches from Breckinridge, she was assailsd BY