The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

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upon ths mjscpGeeation with The Dsulosre
cy, and the fruits Of this blending OF mar
ttee yin - ticket lheaded y NcOsllaz
and Fremont. John Cochran declares thou
| twin saherriee On oee stsm." The Nea
Nati0ms The 0dcial organ Of Fremont, cax
- no dtmoulty in. The way Of uniea d
the two parties ppon common plattpTm.
l, Ins psmoe.ecy have only e slough Of II
ultra Abolitio0ists, 70 accomplish The oh
tect Of The present coQpettine betWeey the
leaders. The Peace Doniocrsny appgehond
this, and are active in efforts o SECURE the
control Of tho Chicago Conveoti0n, hgt -
Mr they have met 20 enoouneemeot, ,Tho
Indiana CONVENTION indicated by its Aetion
even consider Mr.. Hanna's peace resolu-
tione = signifcant The lseders aro pav-
Ing The way p > fusion with the Frsment-
ers. 80
But the Fremonters srs even moro ouen
in their professions NJ desire for unioa vith
the Democracy. The adoption of The nane
Of Radical Democrats at Cleveland vs. in
tended 70 pioneer the road. At : recent
Fremont meeting in New York, Hc1. II,
9. Claiborne. Of Missouri, proposed 70 60.
rifice party feeling up0n the altar Of hia
country, and 10. do this by uniting '.all the
elements Of the oppoeition to Lincoln nm
der one commen name" II he could not
get NcClellen, il 10 could mot get tAs
choice Of the Peace Democracy, then he was
for sacrificing one and III 81 these. and
unite upon some man whom We can elect
President Of the United States. He conaid-
cred there Was no chance OF success II each
faction insisted on having it, own way
They must unite or be beaten, and with
% their defeat Of oou5se ~ goes q! hsps q pre-
DC. Hon. s. WOLF Of Washington, .nem-
Der Of the Fremont Committee, followed in
the same strain Of argument. It was his
opinion that Fremont should be made
President and Mcclellan the leader Of the
armies, which events he predicted w0uld
ts 6s folloTed ak" not only by the pverthrow Of
tard feet Of Austria and France from the
soil Of Mexico" A brave programme,
truly!
As we have intimatsd, there are two OBJ
stacles in the way Of this fusion-tho
peace Democracy on the one hand, and
dell Phillips declares that II Chicago WIN
come TO Cleveland, he will be sstis1ed,
but II Cleveland goisto Chicago, he wtl1
wash his hands Of the whole affair. Ontho
other hand Fernando Wcod, vallanaig-
ham, LongA Co., viii insist that Clevo-
land shall go g Chicago n other words.
that tae Fremontsr. shall giye mp their
with the unconditional peace men. Both
Of these fhctions, however, are weak n
numbers, though powerful in noise. TIER
leaders are unreliable men. They can fnr-
nioh no satt1fActory, guarantees that they
win remain true 70 any platform or ticket
for The specs Of three mSnths. Phillips
bs open to conviction, and ready to chaneo
ground whenever new. light shines npo1
his understanding. He has been for and
against the Administration; several times
during 1.-THE war, and in his periodical
cycles. might bring mp on the Adminiotra-
ton side again before Novsmber. The
Peace Democrats are hardly more reliable.
Nearly all Of them were engaged two or
three yea1s ago in raising regimentD for
the war. Alexander Long, for instance,
was . bloody War Democrat eightoe9
mOnths ago. Fernando Wood wao ten.
pestuously patriotic : little before tAat.-
There y no knowing where these wsat4sr.
just now infatuated with the notion that
unconditional peace principles hit the 1sn-
eral sentiments Of the Northern peopIe.-
Convinced Of their mistake, Il ID impoooi.
BILE to predict what chute they would next
take.-Cin. Com. -3sa.ss 80
THE GREATEsr CABINET YHr-A Mar
vELoUs MECHANICAL CoNTRIvANCDI-A
Polander, named Herr Nadolski, has ar
rived in this city with cabinet, manulhc-
N0ASU ulkUO0AJs WL1Cu pUb0 AkUCO10 WWO
Davenport Brothers, and Ill other Abi-
nets entirely in the shade. A priva1e tex-
hibitisn Of this wonderful cabinet Was
given in the lecture room OF Bafnum's
Museum this forenoon, preliminary to its
public exhibition at the same place during
the coming week. The cabinet, ~ it ap-
pears on the stage before being opened, 10
highth, three feet in width, and two feet
thick. From this compact box, but little
larger than good sized travelling trunk.
Herr Nadolski, draws forth. one a1ter, an
other, the following articles, comprising .
complete set Of parlor, dining-room and
bedroom furniture. &f spss
A Judges large table, eight feet long:
three books and ornament; six chairs: four
large card tables; four ladies' work-boxes:
q what-not; lady's work table. iflaid
with straw; an artists easel: four music
stands; smoking tray; q round toilet-ta-
BILE; two Chinese fashion tables; two little
fancy tables; two large Chinese lamps,
lighted; footst0Ol; Chinese toilet-table;
fancy toilet-table; chess-table, made
out of forty-nine different classes Of wood;
tea tray; large chandelier, containing
twelve wax lights, ftlll-sized bed and
bedstead, with hangings complete; four
candlesticks, with lighted candles; four
small flower tables; four flower pots, with
vAsAA SsAeANsOo "D6nsS NV. cGA0A4 NAsA1OOO
lamps, a-light; fourteen fancy boxes; an
embroidery frame; dining table, twelve
feet long, with twenty-four covers, laid
complete; nine garden chairs; writing
desk; two rulers and bells; round bed
table; bed lamp; swing cot; little
drawing room table. a little case, mea-
suring only four inches nigh, fourteen
inches long, and eight inches thick, con-
tains; Four large dishee: twenty EIGHT
plates; six salt cellars; thirty drinking
cups; thirty-follr knives; twenty.1ouT
forks; twenty-four spoons; I large chand-
elbra with i've wax lights; a throne decor
sted; 9 large throne chair; large table,
inlaid with shells and glass top, Hc.
Each article In tho a6ove list n m ex-
quisite piece Of workmanship, and the
whole together presents an array ofhouse-
hold furniture sufficient to excite the envy
Of Mrs. Toodles, and to furnish stock in
trade for half dozen auctioneers. It is
the most wonderful piece or mechanical
ingenuity ever seen in this country, and
well deserves visit from the curfous.-
~. 7. Journal 0f Commerce.