The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-13

lar vote N rm Buren, and the lsrr'so''es'--
Madisonian Of the 25th July says
e 10Th In :, r.deral Government, under Martin
Sc VIZ ms ps Buens Administration has acted as
most M nos IA and heartless step-mo'her to the
Eed bv IA ao,;t, Of the United States, as well
g Harrisel !. Disnict Of Columbia. Not one of
and don. r,,,ures reported for the benefit Of
Feat mar. moving and enterprising communi-
Pas rebukss =. psssed-a striking proof Of the
re. Shell, .sres. Of the Administration and its
[;r mlserabk Ihbsfsuts!
ned and f. ! Enact Of "a letter from the Editor.
PRAIRIE Du CHEN, w. T.
Eruggle anil Aug. 3, 1910
Nv. Orlean,I ,h,,e no time to give description
Pnces, eynl ~ delightful town, as the stage will
n such tr,. 4 half an hour. The bluffs which
to comb,I W. The rear Of the town for several
with spois H. ,re curiosity of themselves. The
S'ces, with Ia proper has been built up within a
, thousand. Years, and is in the vicinity of the
an only Il, si,on. attended the Dress Parade,
Yet sha = ms quite delighted with the appear.
Flson ticke = # officers and men. They were all
liver quak1 s,;(orm, about 800 in number, includ-
ps as is lii The company Of dragons, their
Sc by hun .se evolntions, added to their soldier
49,, H. appearance, rendered the exhibition
|, snls place. = interesting and imposing. From
= one woni|r., Brook down, all the officers are
|, CaanI wings. We learn that the surgeon
keep thei bowling loco, and quite notorious for
PPorsans IA .Ydsring in elections. had the plea
= il being introduced to Capt. Hooe,
- co,,o p,o,, ~
GERS Of II sHbrother to Lieut.. Hooe of the navy,
uis Repub 1i is we'll known Mr. Van Buren, con-
ch We 81. nued on the testimony of two negroes
CON. .,be.her to obtain the negro votes of
hi. i. s,iye state, or those of the abolition
s. 1ps We cannot say.
pNS. Nour way up we were disappointed
county tbl h not reaching Bloomington in season to
! BY sm,I2 and the Peoples Convention. We did
N arrive until about i at night. Hav-
Eon:ssdic,oaa 40 good wings on board our boat,
focos hayi 1sre was no difficulty in saluting the
small ma3pvn with three cheers, and by singing
1lppecanoe song. This brought down
Peard FROM be members Of the Convention, who were
ID. Reml in town. No description can adequate
In pourray the enthusiasm that prevailed
had nd rhsn our friends came on board. The
ne last illumination OF Mr. RICH was received by
!. Imd cheers, and the news from Louisiana
pr was cu3 vas received in the same way. After
the Whid gading the time very agreeably, the
|, there VII raaes retired at late hour. Among
since a}tose who came on board, we saw loco
ifro Office holder. We do not pretend
! have ca}Ddivine what might have been his errand
e o. elect Il. might have been because he is edgng
is the frSmr on our side-for we actually heard
this eouu3im join in the chorus Of several Tippe-
lance songs.
have sud The stage is now waiting, and must
MIR EThd ase. can only say, that in the upper
IF % voted sanry, the wings are glad nomination
SO IA Wild hsbsen made; and it is only necessary
frAr Rich to visit the upper counties to
for the d secure for himself a large majority over
Wing icA de saice holders candidate.