The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-12

4 1880 SssSs 80 sAS sol . uic lOllOWiHS from
/ . New York wing newspaper.
s.Those who are in favor of an eoual
distribution Of public lands vote the whie
ticket"
J And tri lmphantly asks will the peo-
lple Of the West, and Of Iowa particularly,
relish this? Are they prepared to give
their adhesion to 4 party which adopts
Language and doctrines such as the above
for its motto?" and then answers the ques-
ton very enphatically- '.nerer." And if
|it will do the editor any good we will re-
litcrate --nerer.-We do so not only be-
cause we think the principle wrong and
livery unjust, not 10 Iowa alone but TO eve-
Try new State and Territory, but because
we know it is not measure adopted by
the wing party.
The Globe said once very indiscreetly
before it knew that the matter was to be
! saddlcd by the party) that the Sub Treas
ury was "aisorganising and rerolution-
airy, &c. &C." and we think it very like
ly that the editor of the Gazette might
find something approaching an endorse
ment of the sentiment by searching his
back files Nm. Z. Marcy late Govern
or of Nsw York said to n. P. Tallmadge
(whom the Gazette calls apostatc, because
he has been, Of all the party, alone con-
sistent:)
4 They will want me to endorse the
Sub Treasury Scheme in my message but
l will see them id first"
The Fanny Wrighi and Queen branch
Of the loco foco party in New York city
at the late election declared all Banks un-
constitutional, and themselves in favor of
the adjustment of all charters.-Shall we
! exclaim with the Gazette show do the
Iowa people like this will they support
a party which adopts such principles and
such words as these % and assert that
these are the principles of all the party
and tina, they all, the editor of the Gazette
included, swear as Gov. Marcy did, or let
the extracts from an eastern New York
, paper" go for what they are worth with
, out word of comment
MAGNIFICENT FEDERAL sCHEME!!!
Under this caption the Gazette gratifics the
wonder loving of his readers with an account
Of project vouchcd by the COURIER AND En-
ouIRER" a wing newspaper for the payment OF
til. several State debts by loan OF 300, 00O, 900
and pledge of public lands for interest. 1t is
sufficient for the editor of that print, that it be
] spoken of in wing paper, to make it q pronn;-
nent wing measure, and accordingly we have a
splcndor, &c. from the follower of n man who
no longer ago than last summer left the govern
ment to run TO ruin while he and his cabinet
3 scattered different ways, like dogs on track for
game, to delude free people by the pomp and
circumstance of trumphal receptions from pom
dering over the venality and corruption of his
and their official conduct. 1t is ridiculous and
, brazen conduct Tor party who rode into pow
2 with the cry Of ENHANCEMENT AND Reform
and who have maintained their position by :
reckless disregard Of all the professions their ne
cessity drew from them, and by increasing thu
expenses of the government from TWELVE mill
ions in the time Of Adams to over Forty in thu
] reign OF MARTIN the FIRST, to prate Of eztrara
Gance in others. But what is this scheme of the
Courier and Enquirer? Is it scheme or mere
vagary of Col. Webb's? 1t is neither talked
about, thought about nor wrote about, and were
it not for the wonder loving editor of the Ga
: zctte, we quiet people Of Iowa would never
have heard of it. Verify, we shall expect to heal
j soon from the Gazette that the wings of low,
e are connecting plans to tap the Muscatin'
Slough and food the country, OF that Rhine
the disappoint ed Gu5crnatoral candidate is de
leganies and burn up the EDITORS native State.
> MARTIN VAN BUREN, AND ELECTIVE
0 FRANCHISE,
: We occupied column last week in an al
I, tempt to prove that Martin Van Buren, was no
e the advocate Of the peoples rights in the Ne,
York State Convention; that he in common wit
many fedcralists distrusted their capacity fo
sclfrulc. and was opposed to giving the mass til
d power. We were called upon by the Gazett
,r to provo that Van Buren, voted for and made
n speech in favor Of $3.50 qualification, whic
he Of the Gazette denied-we in effect with
drew that specific charge and then said, .w
- care but little for anu spccifc suni--it is til