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

VIII he still be remembered noble, tn,
great.
CHosus-T Then we'll sing. &c
NO CHANGES, Ell!
CHANaEs.-At the Convention held II
Piqua, Miami county, O., on the 9th inst,
thirteen Van Buren, men publicly renonnc.
ed the administration and had their names
attached to the constitution Of the Tippe-
canoe Club of that place.
The last Cincinnati Gazette contains a
card signed BY twenty-five Van Buren,
men (all respectable mechanics) who,
after reciting their reasons for leaving the
Administration party, conclude by say
ing, .We have resolved to vote for Har-
rison. 7 Ft
= The last Springfield War Club con-
tains the names Of forty who have re.
nounced Van Buren, and all his evil deeds.
The good work goes on bravely.
The Belmont Republican publishes the
resignation Of the entire Van Buren, Com
mittee for Union township. and also pub
lish the remuneration Of six v. B. Com.
mittee men for Colerain, and the renun.
citation of AZ Germans in another town
ship. ...
& Messrs. Thomas and Roman Of ILL.
nois and Andrew Palmer of the Michigan
Legislatures have avowed their determi-
nation to support General Harrison.
The Abingdon Virginian contains six
renunciations of Van Burenism in the
last number. q 81
The Hon. Francis Battles, of Massa.
chusetts, who was appointed minister to
Brazil by Andrew Jackson, has come GU,
against Van Buren,, and will address the
Harrison Convention to be held at Taun-
ton. SIS f35
q Eighty Van Buren, men who voted
with the party at the Spring election.
have since joined the 'rippecanoe Club Of
the 9Th Ward, and 60 the whole hog for
Old Tippecanoe.
..,... A SlaN.-The last number of the Eas.
tern Argus, contains letter, signed by
forty.three citizens of the towns of Bald.
win and Sebage, who voted for Van Blu
rem in 1886, but who now are determin-
ed to use all their influence in the cause
of Harrison and Reform. We have on
hand over three columns of renunciations
Of Van Burenism. from different parts Of
she country.-Lancaster Onion.
7Uo Jackson and Fan Bure,, men
out for HARRISON -The Beaver City
Chronicle, (Pa.) and the Geauga (Ohio)
Freeman-both of whose editors were
quite recently Jackson Van Buren, men
have hoisted the flag Of Harrison and
Reform" Both editors have renounced
the support Of the present Administration,
upon conviction that the policy which it
pursues is detrimental to the peace, hap
piness and prosperity of the country.
Thus thinking, it became them as homes.
men to 60 for change, and having every
confidence in man who has been 50
faithful and well tried as Harrison, they
enter heartily into the peoples cause,
and support the log cabin candidate,
. against him Of the palace.--Balt. Pat.
Four Of the candidates on the Van Blu
rem electoral ticket for the State of Ten
nessee, HAVE DECLINED!
% The editor Of the Cincinnati Advertis-
er, the only loco foco paper in that city,
has stricken the names Of Van Buren, and
Johnson from the head Of his paper, and
has even Withdrawn the Van Buren, Elec.
toral Ticket! The signs are ominous!
Harrisburgh Tel.
The Hon. .Andre,c Palmer, Of Toledo
Ohio, declined nomination for Congress
and refuses to act any longer with the
Van Buren, party. aar4
The Ithaca Chronicle contains thu
names Of % persons all Of the name o
Stephens, who supported Jackson ani
Van Buren,. but now intend lending ;
helping hand to the "Old Hero
The Portsmouth (Ohio) Tribune, pub
fishes the manifesto Of 90 persons VIII,
8 have renowned Van Burenism, aud in
tend casting their votes for "Old TIP
Eighty -two Changes IN one Yard
An official notice, signed by the officer.
Of the eighth ward Tppecanoe Club, Q
New York, Charles H. Delavan, presi
dent, states that the club numbers on
thousand and ninety members-62 q
whom voted the Van Buren, ticket at tn
spring election Louisville Jour.
At q late Wing celebration in Tioga
N. y. an immense chair capable Of hold
ing "A persons. was made out Of hollo,
sycamore, and occupied by IA Of the Ia,
seceders of the administration.-ib.
The Newark Gazette contains the ms
nifesto Of 20 citizens Of Licking county
Ohio, all staunch and true hearted yeo
men who declare that, notwithsrandin
The fervcr Of their past devotion to N
Van Buren,, al political connection b
tween him and them 10 now and forevs
dissolved.
Marriage ssolices should be write
with some little care, unless the partie
! are willing TO be- represented as som,
thing which they are not.-For instauc,
..Miss LOUISA An" -instead Of !" M,
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