The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

on the best citizens Of your n.
To desert party who, to SUSAN 's
ton however false, will perrin.
selves, aud who will endorse 1 ~ as
oath, and combat truth with It ps9e
are here, as they are every wb i.ssu
this broad Union, )endeasoriIc y, 9
their corruption hidden from ,Sa : !. y
and their political creed and ~, psel
coming Immediately before them ss Il y
indiscriminate attack 'upon s,hs' !.
characters Of all those who oppos. f y
The fiathas gone forth 'fromth up @H. 'a'' !
born Amos" and all the slsnae,. .s ~ !
loquy that he is SO proverbial f., aas Y
is to be wholesaled from the Gloh. " 4
to the petty prints. and. retailea l.. 20 J,
over the Union. Fellow citizen.,'' as'
country is sinking under the weigh, OH y y
potism. She is fast,sliding into K. s =
er Of federal despo.s, who, profes, IN p y
love for the dear people, and Is IT, s.
man principles, are, under tho '. .sa
name of democracy, concen,r,,;, s'' !
power, all responsibility. in the eYss..
of the nation. The same acts of Pas.l
lit up fire unquenchable in on, - = y y
theirs. They sounded the tocsin AMI i' :
ed to the bloody battle fiela and con \.
ed; and as they commenced, 81 i,
pursue. By them was the Genius 4 !
berry unclaimed. BY us let her d. i,
ions be extended. We owe ii 10 ,bs y. !.
10 preserve this "asylum for the opD, i
ed" 1t has ibeenua land Of relup.
deed. A country
Where the exile might meet from ever Is
And speak in friendship every distant ioss s
If she sinks, the sun shines uoss
other like her.. If, when that glorisn &. !
sinks behind the magnificent hills ors
west. she opens her streaming liabtrs
the oppressed and CALLED, ..for the IL, 4
liberty and sacred rights Of man, = le,i.
when she has coursed the dominio,,
despots, and peers above the granite i
OF our east, continue. TO she'd her h.
light upon one, nation of freemeu.
Fellow citizens, no character i, !,
bright for aspersion--no sefyice, |,
great to shield. The immortal nam.
Harrison By the print here, sheen !,
ciated with every degrading epithe, /,
ingenuity could devise. His name ,
jewel, and should not be associated i
other than glorious deeds and benev0.
actions. Are you prepared, then, ID,
him held up to odium by a set Of miss
BILE traducers, whose chief delight /,
reduce every mans standing upon 4 L,
with their own! He has been your /,
victorious general in The feIdof actio
before the prowess of whose brave ,rop
guided by his superior skill in arms i
minions Of Europe have fed in Wild
order, and your s.star, spangIed banner
has ever "trinmphantIy waved sisat
led on to action. Step by step he /,
assembled the ladder of military fans,,I
from its last round, engraven upon /
monumental tablet, erected for The Dem
nifty of glorious deeds, his country's nj
brilliant achievements. Nor has he b
less successful i'll civic glory. He ia
his sagacious, eye over the vas. waste
the public domain, and contemplating
destitute situation of the soldiers ofi
revolutionary and Indian wars. in /
pure spirit of philanthropy bylwhifh
was. ever guided. His matches gem
seized upon the happy project Of maxi
It their home for their blessing. kv
done--and the mighty forests Of the "
were levelled by the axe Of the phone
and all The .concomitants of ,ciyilIzal
arose where roamed the savage war
tie was sent to the south. and his glo
ing appeal TO Bolivar in behalf Of hun
liberty stamped him the able. advoc
and; untlinching friend of freedom eY
where, Envy. reached him and Nal
has pursued him bu, people indign
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at such unjust prescription, have A
''Unfurled The broa d banner of sHanfsnM
more, Thea,
And throw it aloft towards its own pa
There to float on IN pride, til the contestiso
And the ken9alIs. and grab-alls' frn
Capitol driven =
In the hope that these few ,ruhs n
have. their effectupon candid men sees
for truth ,hrough the mist created BY
ty rancos, an humble mechanic lho
proud Of his occupation) has thoughtf
defending his character from aspers
10 offer them for impartial consideratis
SII4AS A. HUDSON
INTERESTING AND IMPORTAl
We shall soon, now, be furnished
the new life of Van Buren," which
been manufactured in this city to suit
times. Moses Dawson, the compiler,
written TO General Jackson for leave
publish it, and obtained for the enierp
'.lhe full appreciation of that veneer
and venerated patriot and sla!esms
The intensely interesting correspond
is published at length in the Adverlis'
the 10th. Mr. Dawson commences
-"Sir: With sentiments of the
profound respect for your estimablee
acter and esteem for your person, Il
leave to approach you on the preseni
caslon' and respectfully solicit your
mission 70 dedicate. to You the folio,
pages" DC. And Mr. jackson be
uith-sS Mr. nn-u g.. - 81