The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

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FaL stW September 10Th. loel NIL
III Mr. DUNBAR Tho political 80
| growing bright-the aurora Of truth 49,
20 shoot ont - ray:, and al loyal syaS
Three short weeks ago how dark - r.
prospect. All was gloom. Sad eyea ~
ed upon the scene, and eadder h>sr1o -
, itated, in silence, thescoming future. ~
the end had to come. The occurxonas -
two events, though very dissimilar q ~.
character. and tending 70 very oppoiHH
! suits suddenly lifted the veil. ThN fs.ssS
tho ever to b remembered and e3orierSs
triumph Of Gen. Sherman and hie hss.s
Iarmy ct AtlAnta,-the former. by r. -
inherent and native wickedness has 49,
turned into " confusion" while the lsSss.
has sent : thrill Of joy into every lcssi
heart. " s At n13 ~;
= "a
/" iniquity." Such set Of unioreites -
nersl They should have known ~ ~
| wicked are like troubled So, which ~
not Test, whose waters cast up snise -
dirt" This iawhat was needed. The -
Of Cain VAs not sufficiently distinct M
them be1ore, but now III can - Il.
So completely confounded arc thee -
sinners, that the very efforts, mad 6vs
| part Of them to show themselves 80
and consistent before the world. but reSssi
the truth Of what Milton soys in deseriH
ing their originals - IL their disaareenaSn
they still have an object COMMON" SO -
The W0ods-the vallandighams-t4he -
mours-ths Psndletons, "t ID oysns" IS
lowing the example Of the Satanic pro1a
types, have an object COMMON The ~
grace and dnal destruction Of the Goyon.
ment, and they only differ q TO NO.
they will go across lots /" or !" around ~
coFner"f 70 accomplish their wicked pm
Butt the flimsey covering of prstsndol
patriotism under which they sought 8
conceal their Interior object Of m1soAi1
was too transparent. The glorioue lie6
flashing ont from General Sh6rmah'sarsot
victory ct Atlanta, in. the twinkling al m
eye. laid bare their damning purpeea.-
What strange and peculiar p0ssietian
must have inspired these menl The he6Yf
Of the true patriot leaps with JOY when u
flag Of his country IL borne aloft In trump
in the stern battle. Not 30 with the pa1yiot-
ism Of these Chicago SINNERS. Il a. a.
and passes away into utter darkness. III
Constitutional Union" the central orR1a
Of these sinners, here in ,Washington. pub
lished the news Of She1man's victory q
Atlanta, in m obscure corner Of the pcpeY.
like common ADVERTISEMENT! IT, TAI.
itor, E. B. Florence formerly Dememat-
ic member Of Congrese from PhiladelpAia,
umns. Comment on such dastardly.
shameless oct II unnecessary. But how loG
-how tnedably mean and OOntemplihln
must that party be whose only hopA ofsue.
CESS IL In the defeat and overthrow Of thoir
country, in death struggle for IL very ~
istence? Some future philologist must IN
vent z new language 70 describe it, mean
furnish words sufficiently intense il mean
ing with which TO perform the task. /. to
But It 10 well, probably, that IL h so.s-s
These unsanctifed and uusanctifiablo I'm.
ners standing out thus in their naked hidi.
ousDess, will have the effect 70 concentrato
the loyal element Of the country In ooo
mighty effort. TO utterly overthrow and de-
feat them. Vermont and Maine have Il.
ready given them 4 foretaste OF what rthe1
may expect soon to follow in other Loyal
states. aa@s Ss ba Al Al eli o. IN
But these men are beeinning to aing sie
chorus for their Dear Bretheren'' e Eich.
mond. General Grant has too much ban.
400 - him. He j. too persistent. He lfnlde
heir ''Dear Friends" At Richmond sssit
lance 70 any other tune II Il takse them
Ill the time to watch Grant--gnthera httle
bread to eat and the latter ID becosnipg
somewhat difficult job, and Grant 10 all the.
lime making Il more difficult. This - too
bad! Grant should play Nee lellsD music.
have peace!! u -.
And Sherman! What a primes Of
Brutse' be IL. He has actually ordered al
he women and children to leave Atlanta
~ ten daysl Why. he should allow them
.tay 70 act the spy, like they do here in
" ashlngton. Alas !hOw these sinners do;
vince when justice In about to oysetaho
mem. What bowels Of compassion they
10 have for their rebel brethren in arms
against the Government, but not 4 word Of
,ompaaston for the sorrowing motheis,
weeping widows and moarning orphansll
~ over the loyal States, made 90 BY thiC
unjust, wicked and terrible war, begun
without cause and carried on without mefs
y, BY their "dear brethren down South.
shame! eterna! shame upon all ssch can't
ng villains! Thank God, however, the
lay Of their doom draws nigh. Tho ljde0.
3f November We will sing their rsouie1,
1ot to the Mcclellan tune, but the naighty.
,horus will well up from = million loyal
hearts As nj fG8gr Nj #nssa FItt@9sN1I,
The staT-spangled banner, long may its nave
1er the land Of the FREE and the home of ne
One Of the most cheering signs Or The
lines Is the fact that the people are eyery-,
shere selecting the very bes, and most re-,
The tried and faithful public servant "a not
orgotten or set aside. He is called mon
Q continue il his trust. In this respect I
~, a glad TO sec Iowa, put herself right on
Whit behind the foremost. The bravery Of
ler sons has become NATION Al houseKold
sord:" Her Congressional delegation,
'Otn "a the Senate and House, seems 'payi
'dssn" with her military renown. not q
vhit tehind the foremoss. Especially isthis
rneo the first district. Ali loyal ibeaYts
lPre rejoice ~ the nomination OF the Hon.
). =: wilson for reelection. OF himitcan
nOet faithfully be said. he Il an Anaa1ae 0asCa