The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-20
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Term aWon't - ter the Democ.
CnURcH Nv THE Moo D1srENsAsHn, |
M 81 ysa ..51 Cody II, 1854
II is prohy yble-yes, 1 may eay. tolerable
nrtain-that p. Y. Nasty, wich y Preech-
euv oed Church in charge, may retire
ftom publik life shortly. Whyf methinks
Iheef the entire Dimekratic party who hev
long regarded me ~ ornament 70 my
aks, and the wun altogether luvly, ex-
dame. The why is plane to mS:siye an-
kraxic party il on the strate road to de-
arucshun, and, 70 yuse = raleroad metty-
81. .onless Il is switched OFF ct ShecagO, it's
: Roner. and the more it succeeds at the
November eleckshup, the wuss 10 its gone
niss ss6ingler r. exclames patriotik and
sslf-sacriticin Dimskrat Who has Post
-. - should room u. wy that's vat we're
eoin' for" Jently, my friend. Nv what
sxale il Il to elect Z President IN sich way
a2 maik IL morelly sertin to be detected
sVer after? Troo. we'd hev the Post Orfis,
but with Ablishn Congris to watch ~,
vh9s'd b the chancis nv steslin nsssary
Is saocydait The Democrisy heve post
inined how Leo W. Grant comes out. Ef
Leowhales Grant-Peace Platform. Now
- chancis arc that Lee will b Whipt, for
tho tyrent Linken hex spite ct that CRATE
md good man. Then we'se party, and
70 into the Ampane on the corruptnis ov
l. Administration and beet en- and git
- post orfieeA What thenf Why this.--.
he drafts 10 our drafts; and we wood heve
the responsibility instid nv our enemis.-
Ix matter nv coarse Dimocrats wood hev
y do the volunteerin, fer Il wood be their
var. and the armies wood hev to be led by
Dimocratic Generals. Good Hevens Inn
aGine SOC, 600 Dimpcrats under sich a. Mick
Lellan and Boosl! Wat redoosin Nv ma
euritie.-wat waste nv votin stock there
The troo policy for. us il peese. Ez
psess party We are certin of gittin the sup
Dogt nv these Glasses, to-Wit:
. Ths stingy cusses Who obgect to payin
taxin. sn 3.esa st|a Il. s.
ne cowerdly cussss Who are afrade Nv
boin drafted. ,sz 5I..ss.,.5 ..s.s
Every drant and every new tax jest more
I'm adds TO our ranks, % last, indeed, that
& we Good stop the Methodist, Presbyte-
I'm, Luthegnn, &C., revivsls Of religion,
and git Whisky back to old prices, 30 that
~ Good aflord to use Il prof0sely, we Good
bsin good shape next fall.
By bein . war party we loae all these peo-
pc, and talk them out, and in the name Of
Asaven wat wood be left nv us!
Peeeo - our be9t an only holt, an unless
~ party talk that dodge shall retire,
lor W can't win but wunst on war, and
thsn the responsibilities we'd hev to as
SOON wood Do 2 much for ~. The Dino
a1tic intellek u not hefty.
Es for myself I've no feers-I kin git
doag. Thers's small groceries TO be run,
I'D the retailin Nv hkker in :triktly
Dimocratic community, who're they d work
jsst IL hours-sarnin enuf to carry them
lAro the other ~ 1t my bar, has allux ap-
peared to me to be the heighth nv earthly
bliss. PETRoLEUN v. NAsBY,
Poster nv sed church in charge.
WARS FROM ATLANTA.-A correspond
ent Of the Mobile Advertiser thus conn
ments on "whisky drinking in the rebel
army at Atlahty:
zone thing is very evident, however,
We are too close to Atlanta, and there are
mean M M to % ssy that juisp or VA . coctssii Il p !:
not good thing to have sometimes; but
~ mean liquor there IL very hard to swal-
low, and very hard to navigate under II.
Ter it IL swallowed. Understand me,
fpeak from observation, not from expert
snce True, have tried one toddy here,
md only one and I do not think I will over
~ another TIL this cruel war 10 over But
You would b astonished at the number Of
tezs and the amount Of drinking going on
u Atlanta. am sure the General COM
handing the post has very little idea Of
~ extent Of Il, though. drunken men are
daily brought to him, learn, and sent 70
the guard House. It ought to be stopped
entirely while the armies are 30 near, and
: :! r J, hoped that il win b. and that speed
The rebels are not 20 intensely patriotic
but that, like our own troops, they gr0wl
about their pay, even though 1t be entirely
worthless. Tie same correspondent says:
n hear mp In this region the same old cry
hat have heard elsewhere for the past
6ree or four months-'money.' It seems
hat the army Of Tsnnessee have been paid
o9. Or partially 90. at least. while the army
Of Mississippi (Gen. Polk's old corps,) f.
sight months behind. 1t il not under !
teood by what hocus pocus one portion of
The army in the west in paid and the other
1ot, and, ~ the men need their money
vsry greatly, yon may imagine there Is
The Atlanta editor Of the Mobile News
nys: II can give you no idea of the ex.
elfement in Atlanta. Everybody seemed
% b hurrying oG, and especially the wo-
nen. Wagons loaded with household fur.
liture and everything else that can be
packed upon them crowd every street, ard
women, old and young, and children In
.umsrable, are hurrying TO and fro, lead
hg Pct lambs, deer, and other little house
hold objects Of adeCtion, - though they
hteoded to 6ave III they could Every
tain Of cars 10 loaded 70 its utmost capacf.
IT, and there 10 no grumb bling about seats