The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-16


!; HOW THE BA ROII q
Il fsslfo,s count 4 here hive ,been 10
II recent great gatherings Of lie N ;as IS ~,
Il neighboring county Of F,nltop o,.a 8. :,
Huntington IN March and In o, haar 8 :,
FssiryieW last week. We should III Is =
publish N this Der The ye,rv an;,na, /
account Of the latter furnishe,l r. 81,
slsprlghtly coadjutors 81 lie Canton srel !.
D graph, but ca,iilot S pare tie room. Is
4 resolutions adopted at the lneetino are
4 givenSon our first pag Fulton co,ntu
e the only one in the Military rract IS &
! which the administration has ai,y nros.
pect Of obtaining j majority ,-.,heirr canfli.
date for senator having last fall been elect.
ed BY about 900 maj ority. ItIis believed
however, that The removal Of Joel Vright
from the post-office at 6 an,orI, one Of The
very best men in the state, and UNIVERSAL
y esteemed by both parties, will Of itself
reyolutionize The county, and that the
name Of the Old farmer al NorII, Bend will
IeiHfectsa change equally as great. Indiana
| $ poasttng q a greater majority she will
give 70 our candidates than any state iii
the union according Ia its population; but
Ilf we can shoWsa string Of sixteen contig-
uons CO.. mites, embracing the whole Mill
Itary Tract, all ranged in unbroken pha.
Elanx under the banner of Harrison and
fyler.--w won't our sister acknowledge
beat eoria Register. So IS
INDIANaPoLIs, MARCH 81.
| TIL e FIRST GU N, AN d NO MlSTAKE.s
rs goes The Capital, DO goes the
'Statr.''-- On Saturday last.ahe Munich.
pal election took place in Indianapolis.
For the first time the Wings are yictorrii.
Gus, because il Is The first time That the
election turned exclusively on national poll
tics; the way the Laborers aid Lawyers,
the Mechanics and Merchants, and Bro
kers and Bankers, routed The 8 hard.tfs
ed rd-llearted, and hard monied OF.
flee Holders, is a caution to w aterloo.
For, President, H. Cobnrn received
1913 votes, and ]. Soule, il. 81.
The following gentlemen were elected
/ Councillnen-:-Messrs M !. Little, S..
/ Goldsbury, j. Cox, @. w. Seibert, Geo.
/ Norwood, A.. A.sLoadon. IS ssf
From the Ohio Register.
We commend the following commune
cation from Mr. JAY, to the particular at
Etention of our Van Buren, friends. By
this they may perceive what becomes of
1.-THE many individuals who are daily leav-
ling their party. Mr. Jay has hitherto
been the Editor Of the Van Buren, pa
iper in this town. Stop that ball !!!!!!!!i
4 Mr. EDITOR Having fol; the last few
days divested my mind Of the rabid inau.
lence of party prejudice, and given it up
Ito calm reflection, | have arrived at the
conclusion that the :. Wings are NOT
Tories; = and that the Democrats have
VASTLY degt nerated from the principles of
.lJeffersoa, aud fallen into the habit Of
holding the word of promise TO the ear,
and breaking it to the hope. | would
s therefore beg leave to inform my demo-
{ cratic friends of Preble, who have. by
'sEtheif great promises, induced me 10 in
Evolve myself in debt for the purpose o.
a paper advocating their .sprin.
,sfcipses, and then ffalsifying said promi
Uses, that | can no longer act with them
B and that | now occupy the position ofal
i IS armed neutral. CHlRLiss w. Jay.
The GER,IANs-A FAcT. 1.-The Ger
mans of the interior Of the State, wrote
& one of their number, to US q few weeks
i ago, are coming ever to the ranks of the
i Harrison party in squads" s.'This is nc
such thing, rejoined the Ohio Statesman;
changes there are, turn the
iother way. We believe our correspon:
| dent told the truth, butthey that choose
may take the denial of the State. Printer
as gospel. Hereis a fact Last fall,
friend Of ours proposed that the Germans
J. of thisscity should form themselves init
Harrison Club, when he was metsWilh
1.-THE objection, that enough could hardly d
J found favorable to the election Of the Olt
Farmer TO make up even the officers. A
German Harrison Club has since beer
!, formed here. aud late number Of Z. De-
r5EsItesliche lLsrkufn contained the name!
3 of one hundred aud seuenfy-sir residen
s. Germans who are members oft !5 s
RI What has the State PRIMER to say L
j that Gin. Gazette. ss
From tho st Louis New Era
3 I#s THE ELECTIONS.
\ BR Liant V1cToRY After all tn
E ,lrilling-the marching and eounter-narch
E sing-the speeches by day and the speech
j es by night-the Loco Focos suffered
i most disastrous defeat-ia The election yes
! terday. Our citizens krow that the leae
= ers Of the party pave beep, for weeks x
], engaged in concefing plans for carryn
i the city against HkHsAsoN and up
. yesterday morning hey were~~ae ing
,fs hopes of success. fhe nomination.
e Mr.. Purdy was a popular one, and gee
k many Wings voted for my from persoS
II Considerations. But all WOULD not y
: ,Ehe vote of St Louis is unalfsrably Ie