The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-19

tate their tOuOWeID INV VAvn wa A~A~ -
evident from the testimony which has beer
elected and Is admitted by men Of that side
Who ought to know, but who now express
themselves well pleased with the result.
Tus vorx IN SEVERAL C1TIEs.- TThs
vote for President in several cities y =
Cites nSs Lincoln. Mcclellan. Total
New York N.s2 1902 li9'6sd
Brooklyn 2 q ,es. $50 ssS M Hsns
A SSSsSH s, S 7,S@ 1902
PhilaGelphia 50,ss5 Jl,4S5 $3.50
lqaW Haven 3,325 3,720 - 7,O45
Pitfshnrs e.5l5 1886 1851
Uncinnsti ~ 1924 1O,629 36,00S
chicago l4.sss 1ao0l No7s
i1rf Total, l6s,3ol 1924
Majority for Mcclellan, q ,923 in these
Leading cities. It is probable the Demo-
cratic candidate has net minority in I'll
ahe cities in the aggregate. rAVIf RI
THAxKsaIvINc.-GcvAfno r stoneAas is
sued proclamation ssttlbg apart Thurs
day, Nov. oath, the day Designated by the
President, - day of Thanksgiving and
prayer. @.-E - :. o.>yMr
DEATH OF GEN. RANsEx.-Gen. James
q. Ramsey died At Des Moines last week
after . severe illness, in the forty-sixth
rear of his age. Gen. Ramsey was born
in Pennsylvania, spent his early years in
Indiana, and some twenty years ago re-
moved to Wapello county, in this State,
from whence be was sent to the State Sem
NJ. Hewas It one time aciti1en ofKeokuk
and leaves beside large circle Of friends, q
vile and several children to mourn his
+ CH1 YorH IN MAsaACHusETTs.-Th
vote q Massachusetts, nearly complete, 32A
towns, gives Lincoln l34,S3S, Mcclellan
51oos; Lincoln's majority =, $50. The nine
towns yet TO hear from win make Lincoln's
majority over 75,0 900, probably76,o 900. The
vote II the largest ever cast in the State,
some !, 900 larger than the Presidential vote
In 1850, and this Notwithstanding the large
number Of men in the army and navy.
Ths people or Massachusetts, were reused
- theywere never roused before, and came
out in their full strength.
- Several prominent democrats have
secured infamous notoriety by signing an
address to Mayor 0unther Of New York,
coqgratulating him upon his message re-
fuidng to allow the celebration Of Shez-
mans and 6heridan's victories by the city
9overnment-the most pitiful manifesto
ton Of copperheadism ever made in that
copperhead city. Among those thus self
impeached are: 8. r. B. Morse, Charles
O'Conor, Gideon J. Tucker, Richard o.
German, William E. Lawrence and John
NcKeon.
The vote for Congress in the New York
eth district was, Henry J. Raymond
(repub.) 7,A62,, Ward (dem.) 7,025, and
Hawkins (repub.) 1,72,-a very Hattering
triumph for Mr.. Raymond under the cir
cumstancss, and due probably to special
.oxertions from hin friends. Fernando
Wood was beaten by having two DEM
0cratic opponents. Mr.. Brooks. the editor
- the Express, gains reelection by $50
plurality over Mr.. Dodge, the republican
merchantwasat first supposed to be chosen.
MISCONCEPTIONS.
y 1n,The Richmond Khqwirer con1ssses to
The barbarous treatment Of Union prison.
en- at Andersonvile and elsewhere, and ex-
presses shame and regret for it.
- John P. Elton, Of Waterbury, who
has just been chosen one Of Connecticut's
Presidential electors, died at his home on
ON Thursday. He was revenue assessor
In his district and prominent business
man.
IS - The Washington gossip Of the New
! York World says that peace commission
10 Richmond il talked Of, with such men
- Edward Everett, Thurlow Weed and
Gen. Sickles upon It, to offer the rebels
peace il they win abolish slavery and re-
turn 10 the Union.
aa - Charles Walsh, peace democrat, one
oHthe conspirators arrested at Chicago, has
made confession. He says the plan waa
70 free tho rebel prisoners ut Camp Doug
las, stun The ballot-boxes with Mcclellan
votss, rob and burn the city, and carry on
the prominent Republicans a. prisoner
Douthward. 4sa
- E. v. r. Wright, Democrat, just
elected Congressmen from the 9Th New
Jefsey district, died ON Thussday.
tse-r II uEs -O
y - The C6usSsr dss Eyas Unis has . re-
port from Paris that Minister Dayton has
promised that President Lincoln win rec
segniss the Maximilian government in
Mexico aiter the 18th Of March. Not likely
= b true.
Counting the results Of the Congress
sional elections this week, the next United
Dtates House Of Representatives has now
10 Repu blicans to 42 Democratic elected TO
Il. About % moro are to be chosen, from
the loyal States, and the full House will
stand 100 to 80, OF considerably more than
1Ro-thirds.
APPoINTAENT.--Captain T. p. Roach, of
Polk county, has been appointed by the
Governor military ard sanitary agent for
the State Of Iowa, with headquarters prob
ably ut Chattanooga The appointment is.
= M LID.