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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22
ur. HaH1aa's Appointments.
n. JAMES HARLAN will address the Pc

Hon. JAMES HARLAN win address the PEG
ple Is follows:
Fort Madison, Lee Co., on Tuesday, Sept. LIST.
Keokuk, Lee County, WEDNESDAY, Sept. "a:
KeosauQua, Van Buren, Co., Friday, Sept 4th.
Bloomfield, Davis Co.. Saturday, Sept. 5th.
Centreville, Appanoose co, Monday, Sept It'll.
Leon, Decatur County, Wednesday: Sept 9Th.
Wintersett, Madison County, Friday, Sept: 18th
Des Moines, Polk County, Saturday, Sept. 18th.
Indianola, Warren County, Monday Sept 18th.
Kno1yille Marion County Tuesday, Sept a, 18th 1s,
Abba, Monroe County, Thureday, Sept 18th:
OttumWa, Wapello County, Friday, Sept 18th.
Osksloosa, Ma6aska Co, Wednesday, Sept Sd.
6igourney, Keokuk County, Thuridsy Sept 2lth
Fairfield, jefferson county, Friday. Sept: 18th:
washington, Washington Co., Monday, Sept 18th
Wapello Louisa County, Tuesday, Sept 9th.
Burlington, Des Moines Co., Wednesday Sept. 30
The several County Committees are requested
to be diligent in giving public notice Of the time
and places of meeting in their respective coun'
ties; and in making all necessary arrangement
for the meetings.
The meetings in all the above appointments
viii commence at O'Clock, p. M.
THOS. r. WITHROW,
Chm Repub State Central Com.
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that will not print the letter of accept
ance of its candidate, addressed ito the
people of Iowa?" What is to be thought
of political newspapers, flying at the head
Of their papers the name of a man whose
opinions they refuse to let the people see?
Evidently there is screw loose in the ma
chinery of the Copperhead party. Some
body has been sold or cheated. Is it Cen
eral Tuttle or the Copperhead committee, or
both7 Did the Cops catch a tartar in Gen.
eral Tuttle? We rather incline to the opin-
ion that they did. They don't like his
platform. His letter is a poser. It hits
them hard in tender place. They can't
get off on the plea that it is forged or bo-
gus letter, gotten up by the abolition
ists.' The letter is genuine. No amount
of mendacity will get rid of it. futile is
here, at his home, ready to back it up and
write more of the same sort.
We are determined that the Copperheads
shall do the decent thing by their nominee.
They must print his letter to the people or
rescind his nomination. And if that COM
mitttee does throw him overheard, justice
and fair dealing require that the reason for
so doing shall be given to the people of
Iowa, viz: that the managers have dis
covered that he is a loyal man. That is
what is the matter. "Disgusted" is no
word for their emotions.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22

NJ We notice that some of the old hack
politicians are reported to be setting their
traps, and laying out a programme for the
next Presidential election. We understand
that they are mostly of the sort that the
people have persistently act aside and ig-
nored as altogether wanting in practical
wisdom,-who insist on running the ma
chime on exploded systems and on forgot
ten ideas. Such men ~ engineered the
Bell Everett ticket in 1880, and managed
TO secure no votes worth counting, except
among men who are now in rebellion, and
not single vote in the Electoral College.
having had . signal success then, propose
= try their hand once morei It is great
misfortune that these mon, many Of them
well-meaning and loyal, cannot oompre-
bend that they are entirely ''played-out."
The nation calls for live, practical men,-
for those who know what vast gulf there
il between the present hour, and the days
when these old -fogies "went gypsying"
among the people, in the time of their youth
and manhood and could keep pace with
the onward march Of the nation.
For these men, who tread the grave Of
the Past, to talk about guiding the Present,
II simply preposterous. They cannot con-
troll events, nor possibly give shape to what
they do not understand. The times have
moved too rapidly for their sluggish and
senile steps, and there is no possibility OF
their recovering the space they have lost
They have done their work. They ought
to be wise enough to retire gracefully from
The scene of action and leave the field to 8
succeeding generation of younger and more
active men, with energies and acumen fit
ted to cope with the grave events Of The
passing hour. These may be, and we hops
sciu be, able to grapple with the grave tri
AIS of the times, and guide the nation on t.
future honor and glory.
But all present movements about tn,
Presidency are altogether premature
Wise men will await the development O
the future. They will not attempt to fore
stall events which cannot be foresaen ant
win certainly make all such undertaking
nugatory. Let US not be in hurry. w,
cannot tell what will happen next year.
We do not know what we shall then want
Il will be time enough them to determine
Meanwhile the less said about the matte
the better.
B-It 10 said that some six or eight thou
sand rebel prisoners. now at Camp Chase
near Columbus, Ohio, arc to be transferred
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22

GIN. Lo0AN's SPBEcH.-Our readers
viii find the speech of General Logan in
our columns to be most telling one. He
hits the nail on the head every time,
and, we may add, drives it clean home
There is NO mistsking his meaning, because
he is a true democrat, loyal to the core az
all such are, and intends just what he says.
He talks plainly, as all loyal men'do, and
what is better-he talks we'll. Read il.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22

Who USES THE "NIasERs. 1T Is said
that Gen. Mercer, the rebel commander at
Savannah, has impressed all the negroes
in that city, and set them TO work on the
'fortifications
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22

- Dispatches from Washington to
Chicago, which failed to reach US by tele-
graph, state that the Union batteries had
been opened by General Gilmore on the de-
fenses of Charleston, and that the bonn
bardment on Friday and Saturday lastwas
terrific. The Gunboats we're also engaged
and it il said that the Ironsides succeeded
in silencing Fort Wagner. On Monday
the assault was again to be renewed, when
the Ironsides was to take care of Wagner
while Qilmore's batteries and the Monitors
played upon Sumter. 1t was reported that
some Of our long grange guns actually threw
shot into the city to suoh an extent as to
call out flag of truce from Beauregard =
These reports confirm those through the
Chattanooga Rebel to the effect that the
bombardment commenced on the 18th. A
dispatch from the editor of the Baltimore
Amerioan, dated s r. M. of Sunday, says:-
"Wewin haveSumser tomorrow, certain. u
We hope he is prophet in this instance.
Eas" There is TO be a formal, legal, and
rigid investigation into The burning OF the
steamer Ruth. Our readers will remem-
Der that there was 3 large amount Of Gov
ernment funds supposed to be on board. In
the custody OF the principal paymaster, in.
tended for the troops in Grants army. /,
is suspected that there was some foul play
that the money perhaps was really no,
on board, and that the steamer WAS de.
stroyed to conceal robbery. The investi.
CATION, it is to be hoped. will deyelope the
guilt or establish the innocence Of all who
may be suspected of completely in the If
fair. Ifsuspicions are confirmed, there il
horrible guilt resting somewhere,-"mur'
der most four' being bat "a item Of The
crime.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22

w The Butternutso of Auglaize and Mer-
Ger counties, Ohio, the staunchest strong
holds of the Vallandighammers Of that
State, held 'conventicle" at st. Marys,
on the 18th inst. The very honorable, elo-
quent, and patriotic ex-senator Pugh,
George, we believe, they call him, was the
principal speaker. He made long ''talk !"
and exhibited his ''sommersault' capacity,
and rolled his "voluble length along with
as much facility as did the original Cop
perhead in the Garden Of Eden, when
about tempting Eve to the first and great
est earthly transgression. Among the rest
of his lies, George said-"I do not think
there is any difference between an Adolf
ZIONIST and Secessionist, except geograph-
icallyV That statement of Georges can't
possibly be true. He don't think that way
at all. His speech, all the way through,
stamps ''lie' upon it. If he thought there
was no difference, why should he devote
az of it to abusing those he calls "Aboli-
ionists," and not say another word against
the rebels? George don't hate the rebels a
bit. He does "Abolitionists." He hates
them because they are loyal. He does not
the rebels, because they are traitors, and
he likes their treason. Why didn't you
tell the truth, George, and say there is just
as much difference between Seoessionist
and an "Abolitionist," AZ you call them, as
there is between yourself and q loyal man
between patriot and . traitor7 1t would
have been just as easy and much more
creditable.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22

%The New York Herald Of the 18th,
has special report from Fortress Monroe
to the effect that GilInore's guns were play
ing havoc with tho walls of Sumter, and
had already made . breach In them. We
hepo IL II 20. but ws will wait later intof-
nation before no throw up eur hat
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22

H1Dispainhes to the New York Tribune
of the 10th, intimate that Gen. Meade Ii
falling back to the Potomac.
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE!

FRENCH HUMANrTY.-Iti Is reported va
San Francisco, that q Mexican lady named
Rubio was punished with two hundred
lashes for refusing to receive French OFF,
GERS into erhouse by order Of Gen. Forey !
Her husband offered to pay, as a fine, her
weight in silver, to avert the punishment.
But Forey insisted On making an example
and he did it. We suppose that is speci-
men Of the Civilization" Louis Napoleon
desires to introduce into Mexico-of what
he understands to be humanity, and the
mode Of conserving orderi He ought to
know better. His uncle, the great Ma
poleon, tired . game Of that sort in Spain,
It was the beginning Of his fall-perhaps
the cause Of it. He thought he had Spain
under his thumb. He had overrun it and
set up king there. But he did not stay
very long. It may be that the Latin
Race" in Mexico viii serve the "Nephew
of his Uncle" similar trick. At all events
we hope so. FL he sets out with whipping
women we guess it will not be great
while before Frenchmen will be '.skedsd-
ding from Mexico. The same dispatch
says the liberals are harrassing the French
communications and Meytake no prisoners.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22

S-It is said that some six or eight thou.
sand rebel prisoners. now at Camp Chase
near Columbus, Ohio. arc to be transferred
70 Camp Douglas, nsar Chicago, within q
ohOYt tme.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22
list. Iowa Cavalry-Capt. jerks

HEADQRS CAVALRY DIVISION, DepRrtX
ment of the Missouri, Camp at WITTsBURG
Ark, July 8. 1S63.-Gen't Order, No. 23.-
The commanding General of this division
desires to thank, in general orders, Capt
J. D. jerks, Of the 1st Iowa Cavalry, and
the fifty brave men of that regiment unde
his command. Starting at point on
hundred miles from Helena, they marche
through country held by the enemy an
infested by guerrillas, dashing upon hi
out-p whenever he found them, cross
ing the st. Auquilla river under the fire
the enemies pickets, taking six prisone
on his road, wounding one officer and on
private, who fell into our hands, destroy
ing his dispatches and communicable
their contents to the commander at Helen
without the loss of an item. His who
conduct presents an example of brilliaT
cavalry daring, worthy the study and i'm
tation of every officer in this command.
By order of Brig. Gen1 Davidson.
A. 8. MONTGOMERY,
Lieut.. and A. A. A. Gen'l.
To CONG officers, lst Iowa Cav.
Have this read at the head of each COM
pany this evening at roll call.
RoB'T l.. FREEMAN, Adj't.
CRAZY PREACHERS In RICHMOND
Among the other leaders who ''instruct'
the southern mind, the rebel preachers in
Richmond seem to have gone "clean daftH
ed under the Religious heading in the
advertising columns of the papers in Rich
momd, fixed a point in theology:
1.-THE fourth of the series of interesting
discourses will be delivered on Sunday
| morning, at Bethel Meeting House, TweIA-
ty fifth street, Union Hill. Subject The
Northern States of America the most like
ly location of the Lake of Fire and Brim-
stone, in which the Beast and False Proph-
ct will be tOrmented"
A copy of the Richmond Enquirer which
reaches US to day contains e report of this
interesting discourse" from which it AZ
pears that preacher was really in earnest.
According to the rebel Interpretation, the
typical lake of fire and birthstone means 8
desolating war of long continuance, Gin
which the monster guns and incendiary
shells of the present day literally consti-
tute the scene Of action q lake"-a lake Sc
| verely ignited and extremely sulphurs-
ous-such lake for instance as Gettys-
burg was to the rebels, or Vicksburg when
Grant Numbered upon it, or Port Hudson
and Charleston under the FIRE of Banks
guns and Gilmore's.
Moreover, the rebel pulpit has discover
ed that this war is the prophetic battle Of
Armageddon. The beast and the false
prophet were to appear-said the preacher
and they have appeared, somewhere in
| neighborhood of Richmond. Thesituation
of the Internal regions is also defined thus:
'As the gathering of the individual rep
resentatives of European nations had been
principally in the Northern States, SO we
| might pect that to be the most likely To-
cation Of the great national gathering that
appears to be In the immediate FUTURE"
This is not exactly clear, but then it
| comes from Richmond and, the rebel mind
! is troubled. The arch-rebel himself, sees
| visions, and this rebel preacher is in the
depths of gloom and wretchedness:-N. u
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22

GooD.-A scoundrel, named James Gu
sick, was arrested in New York last Sat
urday. He is accused of all the worst
crimes in the calendar--rioting, highway
robbery, grand larceny, feionious assault
and battery, and attempt at murder
Among other of his crimes, he is accused of
leading the murderous assault upon the
Superintendent of Police, Mr.. Kennedy,
being fully identified by witnesses who saw
him In the act.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22

@Gen. Hugh T. Reid reached his home
at Keokuk for the first time in eighteen
months, on Wednesday last. He left as
Colonel of the 18th Iowa, was in the battle
of Shiloh, where he was wounded, though
not seriously, and now returns General
after seeing the Mississippi opened to its
mouth, in excellent health and spirits.
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MISCELLANEOUS, ITEMS.

S MorgAa's raid inso Ohio win oost
the Stats neasiy haif niliion.
gTJ. @. Lyis, tried md sentenced 70
daaah a. . spy In Ginsianaai, has been rs-
pFieved BY the War Deparsaasns.
60 The Mobile journals are argiiBg
the people aps 70 be dishsartsnsd by ths
recsnt reserses 70 the SousasrH arraiess
bot ID press faFwara wish sasnsssnsss y
sustain tss esasa in shisA tasy hass aa,
gagged.
gT A Eashsagssa-asspaaoh says that
the Chvomsess il % be Asrsatssr tha &C.
knowledged organ Of the President. Ths
editor oil shas papsr i n safs ssad agafnsl
eeveTnog Curtin. " sAid shas golsnsl
Ferney has pronisea'to secure Peansyb
yania FOR shs rensnlinasien Dc Mr. LIN.
sssn 10 ne Presidency.
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laAndsd We sarrender " she sown Il
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ot MschlxAa, who was IN command 81 sh'
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falsy, r~uisanr IN sseels, killinx I6 II
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Z MAcREADT sor DKAD.-~Tha rspsgs sf
the death Of Macready, the anglia sssss-
alany was inoerreck Il srose frsna q
biuaaez Of tbs telegraph dpesssxs who,
20 nasklag hast5 glance oyer sAs o.
spaAches brought hy the Afriuaas snissgsk
the sane Of Mslrsady, an azsssa rsseHsly
deceased for Aaeready.
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\ &S Ths Kinaerhook Rough Nosss teIla
ef = Daseh baby, in she village, killing !
rss shich had boldly attempted 70 rob ID
u iss bFeaa and buster. The baby lad
j. pieoe Of bread n one hantf and 4 ham
aser i sAs Other, and, when tie ral q i L.
ed tae bread, she baby bit II On the had
with ehs hamner, killing II instantly.
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CITY HOTEL.
KIDDLE BROADWAY, 00UNuzh Rl4a9Ss
mY W.. r.. HK9SxaH.

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81 IS63

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appoinssd by ths Esrssldsss, Usliccscr az
Gastoms MT Saafranaisco. .s.s l!is
Commodore III. w. Norris. II. 8. Nayy.
died so-day.
The Conxnon CounciI based an orssSIu-
aase te-dxs alupswessssias s3 .O00,Deg se
sxsmps psex nen fssm IS arsfs. by Car.
nishing sphstitutss. Flrsusn are exsa be
by the nrdi zfics wisfosss revard so khair
pesaufsry resoutoes. Yhe D xors&s & s
On dc pssssws Ay tis Aldexs.s2 II wSll he
sixnsd by ths Mayar. 4 s. ! n. r. So
Resolutions alas aa3oCted asking Gov.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-20

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-20

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-20

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