The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-25

,,,< GhioA9o, ILL, July 10, 1879
Favor Of Hawk Eys:-You have donh.
less printed ere this, sail quiet in NJ
YORK, and will by tho time this reac.o,
you have received New York name.
FRIDAY morning with details oil the iss.
scenes IN this great and long to be reno%n as
oered rebellion against law and order GA
"h1ie the dolngs OF the mob in sarkino
noneFotehc institution, destroying the ppo-
perry OF private individuals, murderjp9 ~
Ioefs IN discharge of their duties. will n
Iiaih AZ a lasting disgrace to the City
scene II any thing more humiiiatjnr MO-.
ehaceea rom the steps of the CITY Hail
~hen the Governor OF the great Common'
wealth. OF New York stood ND before
9io"u Oh hve thousand thieves and ONT
laws, the likes of which certainly coujd NV.
be found out of h-il, or the Southern coz o'
Iedefacy, and addressed them: INV friend.
you are my friends and | am yonr Friansi
dlsperse and go TO your homes. ! h.va co.,
my Adjutant General to Washingto,, .a
have the draft suspended. and I vi; M
see that you are protected in ali vonr
rights" How much heed was paid r.
this gentle admonition, NAV be ;nfn-aS
from the fact that in less than three bor,s
this same murderous crew were engar,oS
III the attack on the military who92o ~
gallant Col. o'Brien lost his life and Li.
head beat to Jelly. Yet this is the lot ~
friends that the Chief Executive of thu
State addressed both before and after az
my friends" Is
The Worlds report SAWS tho co,o.
made substantially the same speech IN
town to the crowd that he did at the CitT
HAL. 1t IS to be hoped that the lastrcports
rom New York may prove true, that the
draft Will not oe suspended. ana that tha
Government will provide an ample militia
ry force to carry it out when again com
menced. There seems to be but lttls
Al Gl-...I Vii.
a part OF well concerted plan to resist the
draft, in that as well az other, localities. at
the potion OF which were emisaries from
Jeffdom, aided by secession sCouudrels
scattered throughout the North. The raid
OF John Morgan through Indiana and Ohio
was doubtless part OF the plan, in which
he had promise OF Northern aid.
When the draft does take place in the
Northwest, the authorities should be fully
prepared to the end, that no such disgrace
lul scenes shall occur, as now forms part
OF the history of New York City for the past
week.
l notice the Dubuque Herald says the
nomination of Fisher is now regarded as
delightfully."- harmonious, and that all dem
ocrats will rally heartily to his support. If
such is the case what will become of the
poor New Iork Soldier" and the efforts
las Mr.. Finch said at the Democratic Con
Ventlon) OF lone Silas A. Hudson, a relia
BILE Democrat BY the way that was rath-
er unkind i'll Finch to refer to .Silas "a tho,
some people might possibly have doubts
about his reliability, as a democrat. It ia
true Slie voted for Scott in 50 in 81 was a
candidate for the State Senate as an old
line Wing, in opposition to the Democracy.
was elected Mayor of the City Of Burling.
ton IN 30, in opposition to the late Judge
StocktOn-in '56 was Vice President of the
buchanan Club: a hearty admiTer of Lin
coin III 5S IN his contest with Douglas: vot-
ed for kirkWood against Dodge in 80 and
in the campaign Of 1850, headed numerous
WIDE Awake professions, on horseback;
was commissioned last year by Gov. Kirk
wood to take the Soldiers vote of the LIST
Iowa battery, tit being on this last named
trip that ne had those important interviews
with Cousin Ulyssus, where the future
campaign was SO fully discussed yet dur
ing all this time he has not changed his
politics in the least. know this is so, be-
cause heard Sile say so. Taking il to-
gether, II it don't furnish reliable record,
L don't know how you would go to work to
get one up. After all this trouble it was
too bad to have the whole thing fail, and
the New York Soldier left out in the
cold Observation-Disclosures arrangement
had been made here in Chicago to have his
bodily wants carefully looked after and
duly forwarded by telegraph to Des Moines,
so as TO reach there at the right moment,
but the sequel proved that the Tuttle men
only succeeded in shaking the bush, while
the Mahonyites secured the bird, and the
heratd now informs the world that the
Democracy will be a unit on Fisher.
Yours, SANDY.