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

the Rebels opened the ball At Sumter. Gen.
Dodes refuses all I'D vtc soo-opsestion 70 the
esuss 0f stas Union. 'Hswil not take I, com
mission When offered him. He Refuses = en-
courage eolistment he raises no voice sgainst
rebellion. He attends NO waf meetings. sHs
gives no money, no countsnapce, no re6fuits, -
de loyal cause. ~ oppose The lver, VA, e offer
sympathy 70 rebels n sFna - = nd treason
snd4 Geores W. Jo.ss, Dennis iHahoney md
Auguatss Cesar Dodge have done and ate doing
thia - - .5,s~@ Il So, 3o rasi
( These men ars ths acknowledged leaders Of
tie so.called Dsnoeratic party. Jones was
travelling over the State for two months, until
an ezpos. was made Of his letters to Southern
Rebels, when hs disappeared from sight for
prudential rsasosa Dennis Nshoney managed
the recent ststs Convention and drew IL plat
form. These men are acknowledged - leading
spirits in the vallaadighsm movement IN this
State. They sse il orscles and standard bssr,
en- With Clay Dean, Hsndsrahott. Ciaegst
Steward, and Babbitt they are so-opesatns
harmoniously. and jourasying lovingly upon
sAs sams rosd 70 psrdition. Like judge Hall,
they would keep IL Iowa troops at home, and
enter into treaty With Hiseoari seossaiooists
for mutual safsty. With Dsanso nahoosy, they
believe that the rebellion can only b put dsva
conssitationally through tie State Governments
that W have no right 70 send troops into any
State except at the instance of the 0ovsrnor
aud Legislssures of that state! In sh6rt, they
sesld bind y. hand and toos, a'.d dsuer " = Jf.
/, Its into tho deas Of such ulclesn reptiles -
lhsss that the honest and loyal msages Of The
Democratic pstty are now sought g b dawn
through their old party .predilectiena "a Lst them
pause, lot them consider we'll whitAer they ars,
going, and what VIII 30 tie end: Have they
nothing at ssake!, Have thsy no love for free
40 love sf liberty OF country -
Has ths madnsss ef partissnship cosroded every
loyal 6entinspt |. t certainly has done so'in,
the leaders but, thank God, lin the masses,
The common peril wipes ont I'll distinctions OF
wealth, position, party, and nationality, and
makes Ill loyal people brothers. We; call upon
al such to repudiats the Dodgss and The Dean',
the Jonssss and the Rabbits, andthsir organised
We call upon oil such 70 como TO-
the rescue Of the country, as eloqueptly advised
BY Douglas. BY Holt, BY Andy Johnson and BY
all loyal Dsmoesats who love the country more
than party. n. .s"
! Whatever may be said about side issues
about negroes; about tho conduct Of the war
shout NJ. Lincoln and bio Cabinet; about our
Generals in the .6eld-one thing Il as certain a
time and fate. There is not the, faintsst glim.
nsr Of . hope, except through the Adminissrsr,
ton and the Union armies in the Aeld, Of
which the President il .Commander-in.C Chief
TO oppose them is 70 favor rebellion. ID In unity
thsre,is strength, ,-in division, weakness, disas-
ter and defeat. We call upon every true man
Of every party to cooperate with u, Ito give
rs his voice, his means, bis strong arm, without
reservation TO do Otherwise 10 TO act With and
aid the enemies Of bis country and his God. :
t'a CIvILrzArroH.-Iti is IN old remark Of writer's
upon the nature of Civil Society, that the more
barbasous people may b in reality,--ths more
tunenliehtened and ignorant, 60 much the more
are they Inclined 70 set themselyes up IS the
superiors Of the rest Of mankind, JEFF Davis is
recent and distinguished example of the we'll
known truth. He has taken IL upon himself 20
charge the Generals commanding the Federal
forces with inhumanity and barbarism. His
brazen effrontery ignores the worse than savage
conduct Of bic fellow ooosspirstors from the b.
ginning Of tho rebellion to ne present hour
hs hangings, burninga starvation and other in.
descFibsbles and inhunan textures they have
isarssd upen Union men Of The south, and can.
ltsfed soldiers from tie North. BE processes to
|bs terTibly indignant because Gen. Pope sisui.
E6esehis isssntiod to punish cst.throats aud mur.
bdSssrs, sheir aiders aud abettefs whenever de-,
tscted ID the commission Of their sdetsstabls
crimes JEFF. says be means to retsliate upon
.sueh shioss ashe nayoapture, and publishssan IN
.esdesito that end: fhe miserable traitor does
not seem g undsrst.nd that bis order Is it.slf
a al convincing preof Of ths bssbsrity sf bio
.naturs. Civilized psopis never resort 20 ness-
ures fthas kind II xe should do 90, Ne would
W. s'socosnpssd q sa e hang every traitor
oaPpFe.l yss .a.a. aags I'D :sg sssiazs aaid
San Acc1pEar, C.psain Hambets comp.-
nya from Ageacya City, started up tAs river. on
Satsrday afternoon, onths Kate fCasssLs Abost
ssvea miles above 0dusvks, = Young man, sboas
twenty years Of age. named .Anss Sutton Dud.
ley, son Of Raw Edward Dudley, Of Agency City,
who had been lying aslsep upou bssss In .tos,
awoke aboat nine O'clock, and started 70 board
TIE boat As be did q. r. stunbled over 9
plank, and fell overheard in spite of tho at
tsmptof somsof de company - save him. Tie
boas wss stepped. and, ,yaM sent Out u recover
bin . quicklys Ppssible but sitheut success;
hs bad fsuad hiadeesh; instesd Of On The battle
field, bensatA tie, waters Of tie Nississippi.4 .4q
The officers of the company and of the boat
made diligent seareh for the body, thus fer With
out finding t., Young Dudley vas dressed In
dark clothes, and had dark hair, 1T Il hoped