The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-29

We commence to-day Judge Advocate
Hollis review Of the evidence in the Dodd
trial and Of the revelations in Missouri,
showing clearly an armed and organized
and drilled body Of conspirators in the
West, Of formidable proportions, Of a rev.
olutionary character, having its head in the
rebel States, and acting in concert with the
Government and armies Of Jen. Davis
These conspirators have military organi-
xation with officers Of all the different
grAdss.:o By means Of detectives and
through witnesses who have grown faint
hearted or found themselves inside this Sc
cret organization before they were aware
Of it, purposes, the names Of the Com
marders, Lieuteuant, Major and Brigadier
Generals, and officers Of lower rank, have
not only bean discovered, but even the
muster rolls Of tho rank and 6le have been
secured. The journals, resolutions and do
ings Of these internal scoundrels have been
brought - light with fheir signs, grips snd
passwords So complete has the expose
been In Indiana that the Cops have found
It useless to deny the existence Of the se-
crst order, and content themselves with
amply putting in feeble denial ofits pur-
pose. But Dodd and other Of the leading
.conspirators have found safety in flight,
and are now in Canada. probably. We
shall publish the report It Length, finish
NJ it Wednesday.
- The rebels and Copperheads are ev-
identity making last desperate effort for
the success Of the rebellion and the cleo
ton d McClslhn. Every rebel in the
border and even IN the loyal States, SEEM
ingly acting in concert, il laboring, by
theft, murder, robbsry- by destroying fail.
roads, burning and destroying property,
IN bands, singly, and in organized force
By one simultaneous desperate effort are
doing all that men or even devils are sup
posed to b capable Of. They are aided BY
the Copperheads in many cases openly and
actively-in others secretly. But last week
We had the spectacle Of guerrilla band
in McDonough county, passing through
the corner Of our State to common rem.
devious in Northeastern Missouri, where
= considerable force il now assembled
waiting for Price, who will probably mo-
b. on time. Had Price been successfu
and been able to march through Missouri
into Iowa what would have been the re-
suit : His movements would have aidet
the Copperheads. Would not they hav,
aided him : Would not these armed con
spirators have risen and Joined him
Should NJ not have had the desolation q
war with al its horrors right here in low
with many calling themselves our neigh
bors and friends not only sympathizin
but aiding? We believe We should. w
believe that Iowa and Illinois Copper
heads, mounted on stolen horses, are no,
in northeast Missouri waiting for Pric,
And We think the people of Iowa shout
shoulder their guns, 50 down and han
the scoundrels and recover their PROF
eFty.
s There 10 no safety for person or propert
for the present or the future-no hoY
for civil Or religious liberty in this couu
try but by conquering the rebellion. An
there il no way that the rebellion win /
but down or the nation saved exec,
i through Abraham Lincoln. And If the,
il patriotic man anywhere that does n,
know this, the sooner he learns it the SAT-
and the better.
a.Horr's REPoRr.-7t is rather diffcult
break the force Of Hollis report or gainss
the evidence which is produced of form
dable conspiracy. Copperhead villain
- ...nsy T.,ax,A r1ol< n,,rht e. -n,...l