Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
The determination Of the Wings to force the

The determination Of the Wings to force the
establishment Of National Bank, by means
however despicable, occasionally leadssa few
Of those the most intere sted, 10 avow their
principles. and expose their plans 10 the view
of all observers. The following is abou, as
candid a confession and as explicit avowa as
we have met with, and may be taken as true
Federal dcc,rne:---
The time FOR reasoning is gone by" sand
i, is not by argument but by sutferings tina,
conviction will be forced on the minds Of the
people!' National Gazette.
A NATIONAL BANK WILL BE ESTABLISHED IN
DESPITE OF ALL THE OPPOSITION THAT CAN BE
ARRAyED. AMI he who may hope for a different
result will be disappointed! If the appeals
that may be made 10 the virtue, the morality
and the intelligence If the people cannot pre-
vail, MONEY CAN DE Used AND THAT
WILL OBTAIN VOTES AND FAVOR where all other
arts and appliances are found abor,vc. ST
you cannot get the votes Of the people by per-
suasion," said distinguished politician on
a memorable occasion, ..GETTHE MONEY
BAGS AND PURCHASE THEM" The
MODE WILL BE APPLIED TO THE PLAN OF CHA2=
TERING UNITED STATES BANK.
correspondent Of Bicknel's Reporter.
S. M. BARTLETT, senior editor Of the GA
lena Gazette has disposed Of his interest in
that establishment, and issued proposals for
the publication of a new paper in that place, to
be called the NORTH WESTERN BEACON, which
will be found in our advertising columns. The
Gazette will hereafter be conducted by II. II.
Houeh,on. who has for sometime been con-
ncc,ed with that Press. Mr.. B. is we'll known
as an editor, and a jealous supporter Of the
Wing cause. We wish him success in his
enterprise in pccuniary point Of view, but
bad luck to his political principles.
The editors Of the Piusburg Saturday Even
ing Visiter, large and well filled Literary
and Miscellaneous sheet, step little aside
from The course pursued by many Of the Lite
rary class in the east. In place Of demanding
the publication Of their prospectus by country
papers in order to secure an exchange, they
offer to reciprocate the favor when an opportu-
continuance should its country brethren not
sec fit to publish it. This is what we consid-
er doing about the fair thing. We have had
a regular exchange with the Vister since our
commencement, and not feeling disposed 10
publish their prospectus, we should certainly
feel 10th to part with such useful exchange.
The MI ssoyRI ARGUS. an able Democratic
paper, by 'Thos. Watson s. Son, is now pub
lished daily, making the third daily paper in
st Louis, all of which appear to be doing
well. There is also, we believe, a weekly IL
terary paper just started in that city. Five
years ago, there was bu. three weekly papers
published there. two Of which were discon-
sinued for want Of patronage. The press now,
con,rasted with what it then was, is clear evil
hence Of the great growth of population and
business of the West.
The weather. during the forepart Of the
week. was very cold--.,he thermometer rang
;,o from Eve To twenty-five degrees below zero
|, has now modcieted. and is twenty above.
We understand the Metnsdis! Church ~
Calena was consumed on Tuesday night last.