The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1864-07-09

a0-The Copperheads have taken to rais-
ing Fremont flags in some parts Of I'LL
nois. They seek to produce the impress
aion that the Eremont men are numerous,
where. in fact, there arenone. We haven't
the slightests objection to this proceeding,
however. It IL only another instance OF
their villainy, and viii tend to open the
eyes Of tie loyal men who ssa them do It.
No one II 20 exceeding verdant ~ to sup
pose copperhead Il going to vote for Fre-
mont. People don't .'bits'' at that sort Of
. ssbait.v The Coppsrhsads merely imag-
inc that because they are mostly fools,
there is no common sense in the world Let
them 60 on raising ssrremont fags." II y
u good work they are doing. 1t sptly N-
Illustrates their perndy and makes palpable
their purpose. It Il the same thing, In
substance. - huSrahing for Js6. Davis. It
means, u ws can beat Lincoln We elect .
Coppsrhead. What more would Jed. wantf
NThe Union. men OF the last Congress,
elected MI. Emerson Etheridge, Of Ten,
nessse, clark Of the House, magnanimous-
|ly assuming that he, too, was . genuine
Union man, ssin whom there was no guile" !"
Mr.. Emerson Etheridge Is now making
| lCopperhead speeches in the North, after
doing what he could at the opening Of the
present Congress, to place its:control in the
hands Of the Woods and their tellows!-
| Il MT that nice comment on the folly Of .
too great confidence in the professions Of .
political denaagogue? How delighted the
members who gave him credit for honesty
and patriotism must 10 when they zee how
they were gulled9 Won't it be better to be
ssye Of their man hereafter, before they
put him in position to do damages Don't
trust mems talk. Look to their acts. Know
he i sincere, Do That and you won't be
duped. ia s.sl@ s.sta ss 4a aas. 80
~ The Union men Of the Ninth In
diana Congressional District, 1T their Con-
vention on June S0th, re-nominated Schny-
Ter Colflax, present Speaker Of the House,
o their candidate for the next Congress.
The nomination was unanimous. They
were sensible men that time.
~0eneral Mcclellan was in Troy, N.
Y. ON June 18th; Gen. Mcclellan made .
little speech, and then Gen. Mcclellan
went down the Hudson on the steamer
Vanderbilt. The General is airing himself
on his salary for which he does no service.
He accepts gifts from Copperheads, he
hopes to be President, but, he don't resign
his position in the Army. Great il McClel-
lsn' Saen VINO are no. great may % eA'
cuseo lor noid'ne on 20 omces IN wnicn
'ney are mol wan.ed. II wou.d % an out
rage tn0se oI asss RANK snoulo resign
WINE Little Msc' toe Young Napo-
leon, ci.nes % nls ounce nke Z ieecn, nun
gfy ior nlooo. 1ney ougnt not 20 sname
Ine'r superior. Go
Awashinstoa dispatch Of the 18th Of
June, % the ~. Z. zs1osHe says,
within the past week nearly ton thous-
and convalesents have been sent to the
front from tn hospitals here, The men
are constantly going forward, and it is ex-
pected that at least six thousand will re-
join their commands this week. Not more
than sixteen thousand patients remain to
be cared for, and this number will b re-
duced within the next three weeks 80 q to
leave none but desperate cases. That il
an encouraging statement Of the condition
Of the numerous wounded who have been
cared for nj washinoton.
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TERRHBLE!-The Chicago papers sav
that on Thursday last a train of cars ca.
rv;ro asn vo.~a;n;.. ;r,,.,;...... ....-.