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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-02


behind which our men were posted
About seven o'clock in the evening an eff
tort was made by Gen. Gibbon with one Of
nus own brigades supported BY one from
Gen. Grifhn's Of the 5th corps to retake the
lost ground Of the 18th n. Y. Tho attack
vas very sharp but failed to accomplish the
NEW YORK, June 2G.-The HerDd pub-
fishes full extracts from Richmond papers
OF the 10th but they contain nothing new.
FoRTREss MoNRo1, June 25.-The vo-
ters OF Norfolk decided yesterday. 3l0 to 4.
that they preferred military to civil gov
Yesterday morning the rebels CHARGED
on the LIST division of the 18th Army corps,
but were defeated with great loss. About
400 deserters came in during the action.
Gems. Sheridan and Getty with their
commands left White House yesterday.
Weather excessively hot at Old Point. Q6
N the shade.
Worlds special.1
WASHINGTON, June 25, p. m.-Our cor
respondent writes, dated yesterday morn.
ing, that we now permanently hold the
Petersburg and Weldon Railroad, south Of
Petersburg.ss
The 9Th corps had q severe fight with
Hills Corps, and drove them back several
miles, and held the railroad in an en-
trenched position.
Other important movements in progress.
zs1bnne's special
Army OF THE PoToMAc, June 25.-Dur-
ing two hours yesterday morning, from s
TO 3, tho earth trembled to the thunder of
more than 100 cannon. Badly Smith was
attacked. It will be embered that he
nolos next to Appas,omax, within less
IMAM mile Of the city. His line stretches
along the plain at right angles with the
1Eer' While the rebels has undistUrbad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
rhe GubernatOriai Canyass-The
Speeches al III berty, Union County.

EDIrOR STAIR SENTINEL:-The joint discus
sion between Gov Morton and Hon J f Nc
Donald, candidates for the office OF Governor of
this State, came off to-day in this village The
attendance was large, both of Republicans and
Democrats The range of the discussion he
tween the rival candidates generally the
same as reported at other PLACES, and Meet not
be stated. Our Democratic friends we're highly
pleased with the manner in Which Mr. Mcdonald
acquitted himself. There is no doubt of his hay.
ing made favorable impression.
One of the marked features in the discussion
and which deserves special notice. was an attack
by Gov. Morton, on Mcclellan.
p In The course OF his speech he stated that
President Lincoln had made Gen Mcclellan,
that il il had not been for Lincoln he would never
have 6een anything; and that he was the worst
Job Lincoln ever made, having no military skill
whatever
In his reUlN to Mcdonald he alluded TO this
charge against Mcclellan. by the Governor, in a
very happy and telling He said that
it i'll become either himself tie Governor to
criticise the military skill of Gen. Mcclellan,
when neither of them had ever been in reach of
the longest range gun of the rebels, and scarcely
had sufficient knowledge of military tac,icts to
command a Corporal's squad. That. however,
much Governor Morton might denounce General
Mcclellan, no soldier that served under HIM
would do it because they knew him-knew his
abiIity-thst he loved his soldiers. cared for their
comfort and lives and, thereioae they loved him;
that the Judgment of the best military men OF
this country and of Europe had been pronounced
in favor of Gen Mcclellan. That he had twice
saved Washington when threatened by the rebels,
and after our forces had been defeated under
other Generals and driven within its defenses
He showed how easily and surely Mcclellan
would heve taken Richmond in 1862 If he had
been properly supported by the administration.
and failed TO do so only by reason OF the wlful
failure of the administration 10 give him that sup
port; which failure attributed solely to ts
/ jealousy And how after he had been left with
out supplies OF any kind. his army wore down with
| constant fighting, of rest aud food for
weeks, he made the most mastery retreat on
record. and saved his army 10 assist in beating
back the rebel foe in another quarter, after they
had overthrown aud utterly routed one OF the pet
! Generals OF the President And he might have
said that in all probability Gen Mcclellan would
not have been set aside uncereponiOusly nor
so soon if he had not rebuked the President when
lie requested Marshal Lamon to sing "Picavure
Butler" amidst the bloody eorpses and mangled
forms of our gallant soldiers on the gory field Of
Antietam. But his vindicaton of Gen. AcClel
Ian Was mastery and unanswerable. and com
pletely turned the tide against His Exeellency
1t WAS proud day for the Democracy OF this 10
calItv. and they will roll up increased vote for
the Union and against Lincoln and Morton at
the coming election. UNION
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National Democratic Platform
of 1864.
Tux UNIoN-THE CoNsrITUrIoN-PEAoE-PUB
Lie LIBERTY-PRIvATE RIGHTs-FREE ELEo
TIoNs-A FREE PREss-FREE SPEEcH-TRIAL
BY JURY-THE RIGHT OF AsYLUM-JUsTIcE TO
orr SOLDIERS

Resolved That in the future as In the past will
adhere with answering fidelity to the Union under the
Constitution the only solid foundation OF strength,
security and happiness as people, and framework
government equally conducive to the welfare and pros
pery Of all the States both Northern and Southern.
Resolved, That this Convention does explicitly dec ire,
the Of the American people that after four
of failure 20 restore the Union by the experiment Of
during which, under the pretense of military necessity
power higher than the Constitution, the Constitution
itself has been sregarded in every psrt and public lib
erty aud private right alike trodden down. aud the ate
rial prosperity the country essentially impaired Justice
humanity, liberty and the public welfare demand that
immediate efforts be made for cessation OF hOStities
with view 10 AN ultimate convention OF the States,
other peaceabe means the end that at the earliest
practicable moment peace may be restored the basis
Of the Federal Union Of the States.
Resolved That the direct interference Of the military
authorities of the United States ia the recent elections
held in Keptucy Maryland, Missouri and Delaware was
shameful violation Of the Constitution. and repetition
OF such acts in the approaching election viii be held as
revolutionary and resisted with all the means and power
under control.
Resolved That the aim and object of the Democratic
party the Federal Union and the rights OF
the States unmpared and they hereby declare that they
consider that the administrative usurpaton of extraordi-
nary and dangerous powers not granted by the Conitu
on the subveron of the civil by military law In States
In insurrecon, the arbitrary military arrest. imprs
onmen trial and sentence of American citizens in States
where civil law exists in full force The suppression of
freedom Of speech and OF the press the denial OF the
right OF asylum the open and avowed disregard of State
rights the employment of unusual test oaths, and the
interference with and denial Of the right Of the people to
resorat of the Union and the perpetuation Of the
Government deriving its just powers from the consent OF
the governed.
Resolved That the shameful disregard Of the Admius-
traton it, duty in respect to fellow citizens wto
are, and long have been, prisoners OF war IN suf-
ferng condition. deserves the severest reprobaton
the score alike of public policy and common humanity
Resolved That the sympathy OF the Democratic party
l. heartily and earnestly extended TO the Soldey OF our
and sailors Of navy who and have been in
and sea, under the flag OF their country
and ia the event Of its attaining power they will receive
all the care protection and regard that the brave SOL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

MORNING REPORT.
LATEST WAR NEWS
From the Shenandoah Valley.
PROSPECT OF A FIGHT WITH EARLY.
AVERlLL CLOSE ON HIS REAR.
Suffering in the Rebel Army.
Southern Papers Opposed to an Ar
mistiee.
70 r. Z I q N N Z w 8 i.
&C., &C., &C., &c. Ac.
aVERlLL CLOSE ON HIS REAR.
Suffering in the Rebel Army.
70 Rel IG N N Z w s
&C., &C., &c, &c. Ac.



NEw YoRK. September Ii The Herald's
dispatches from the Shenandoah Valley repre-
sent that the enemy has weakened his lines TO
the left of our forces, and is massing them on
the Potomac
The fords on the Potomac are at present inn
passable on account of the late rains.
The troops whose time has expired are re-
enlisting with vigor. not singly. but by regi-
ments.
A dispatch to the Herald dated in the field, on
the 18th. says:
Another movement has been made. and the
enemy seems to be retiring Ayerill is close
upon his
The indications are that we were To have
another fight. MS Averil has reached the enemy =
rear infantry line.
The Charleston Courier of August 3Oth,
saws:
The torpedo foated down on barges towards
Fort Sumter on the night of the 29ih exploded
within thirty feet of the west face of the fort,
doing no damage whatever.
The Richmond correspondent OF the Charles
ton Mercury, under date of August 30. says:
The rebel soldiers are suffering from swellei
feet in consequence of standing much in the
water in trenches.
Fever and ague Is also prevailing in the rebel
army.
The Charleston Courier Of September 80 has
strong article against the cessation OF hostli-
ties
Ii says the North is in much need Of it TO
strengthen its armies or war power let the
same issue contains an article which closes as
follows:
War contains in itself every woe aud calamity
-mortals groan under it, With it comes be
reavement, poverty disease, death, rapine. de
vastation, extortion. murder. and crimes of every
dye. woes of every shape and size. May the God
of peace speedily lift up the light of His coun,e-
nance upon US and grant us peace.
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DAILY SENTINEL
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For Governor
soseph T.. Mcdonald, of Marion,
For Lieutenant Governor,
uabion ID. Manson, OF Montgomery.
For Secretary Of State,
JAMES S. ATHON, Of Marion.
For Auditor Of state.
JOSEPH RISTISE, Of Fountain.
For Treasurer Of State,
MATTHEW l.. BRETT, Of Dayess
For Attorney General,
OSCAR B. HoRD, of Decatur
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
SAMUEL L. RUGG. Of Allen.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court,
SAMUEL f. PERKINS OF Marion,
ANDREW DAWSON, OF Decatur,
JAMES NJ. HANNA, Of Sullivan,
JAMES L. wORDEE, Of Allen.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
ETBELBERT c. HIBBEN. of Rush.
For Supreme Court Reporter,
NAPOLEON B. TAYLOR. Of Marion.
For Electors at Large.
JOHN PETIT. cf Tppecanoe,
SIMEON K WOLFE, OF Harrison
GRAHAM y. FITCH, Of Cass,
wM. N. FRANKLIN, Of Owen.
For District Electors,
first District-SILAS VI. HOLEOMB OF Gibson.
ingent-PETER AAlRR, Of Vanderburg.
Second District-ELIJAH NEWLAND, OF Floyd.
contingent-JAs. A. GHoRMIEY, Of Washington.
Third District-AMBRosR b CARLTON Of Lawrence
CoDtingent-E. g. LELAND. Of Jefferson
Fourth Dsuict-BART0N W. WILSON, % Decatur
Contingent-EDNIS 2. FERRIS, Of Ripley
Fifth District-JAMEs BROWN. Of Randolph.
Contingent-THOS. MEANS, Of Wayne.
Sixth Dstrict-FRANK LANDERS, Of Morgan.
CoRtingent-BENJAMlNF r. DAVIS of Shelby
Seventh iStrict-ARCHIBALD JOHNSON, OF Putnam.
Contingent-GE0. W. THOMPSON, OF Parke.
Eighth Dstrict-JONATHAN c. APPLEGATE Of Car
roll.
Contingent-LEANDER McCLURG, of Clinton.
Ninth Distrct--J. G. OSBORNE, Of Marshall.
Contingent--EILIS HUGHES, Of White.
Tenth Distrct-ROBERT LOWRY. of Elkhart
Contingent-S. w SPROTT, of DeKalb
Eleventh District-I W SANSBERRY OF Madison.
Contingent-N. r. oyERMAN, of Upton.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET

First District WILLIAM r. NIBLACK,
Second District-MICHAEL C. KERR
Third District-HENRY W. HARRINGTON
Fourth District--GEORGE BERRY.
Seventh DistTict-DANIEL w. VOORHEES,,
Eighth District-JAMEs F. HARVEY.
Ninth District-DAYID TURPIE.
Tenth District JOSEPH X. EDGERTON.
Eleventh District-JAMES F. MCDOWELL.
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is not less than ten per cent per annum.
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Foreign News

NEW YORK September Ia BY the steamer
Pennsylvania we have the following:
LIVERPOOL, August 81 -Breadstufis inactive.
Corn has downward tendency.
Provisions dull.
Lard firm
LONDON. August 81 --Consols closed at SS15
@ss5s for money
The king of Italy had received the Mexican
Ambassadors aud exchanged friendly wishes.
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II IS equally convenient a temporary or permanent
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Trains arrive:
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Thronsh ssekets for sale at the UEion Depot.
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& O PAR II ~ T. X - IL L Il :.
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DesSaT CO. LEWIS DESSAR.
We have just received fine stock Of Mems aud BOY =
Bats ana Caps, which viii sell al low prices.
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CITY TREASURER ; OFFICE
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NToTiCE j. hereby given TIA; the Tax Dgplieaie for
the year l-64 Is completed, and has been
placed Ia my hands for coll oiioB
All perseus indebted the City for Taxes will save
time, trouee, and perhaps cost, By calling early ard
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sspts -sw2w City Treasurer.
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cable tre afise on that wide spread nala- <TG&
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youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits
OF sef-sbuse. To which is added observations o.
female Diseases and other Interesting matter oftbe
mostmportance the married and those
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