The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-27

has filled, proved himself the true, the &C
complished and successful General-tha
he is the advocate Of protective tariff
and in favor of remunerative wages to al
descriptions of labor, and a true friend and
protector>o Of the poor.
g. w. Horton, VIM. w. Wardwell
J. s. Munson, Elias Lord,
Mark Norris, Asel Harris,
Stephen Gale, Chancey Wheeler,
Enoch Burbank, James A. Parsons,
VIM. Hakins, Reuben Whicher, jr
Heman Washburn. Peter Alard,
Colchester July ID, 1910.
THE WAY TO VIVA regular better
on elections, who had staked twenty five
hundred dollars on Dawson in The recen
Congressional canvass, feeling doubtful
of the issue, is said to have brought sec
ton of Government land and created forty
votes upon it. In this way twenty-five
hundred dollars were secured, and the
election Of Dawson by majority of thir.
teen votes.-Ne,O Orleans Bulletin.
A CAPITAL ANEcDoTE.--A son of Erin,
while standing on the wharf day or two
ago, heard some doves cooling to each
other. He appeared to listen very atten.
lively, and then broke forth-"By the
powers, the very doves are hallooing-
Tip-pe-ca-noo-o.o-o--Tip-p e-ca.noo-o-o-o
Phil. Enquirer.
A SIGN INDEED.--The Van Buren, Con-
vention in Yates County, N. Y. have
denounced Locofocoism and the Sub
Treasury in the most decided terms!
Hencetorth Yates County goes as one
man against their odious Federal measure.
The Yates County Wing, published at
Penn Yam, AYERS that every Delegate to
the Convention has heretofore acted ,vith
the Fan Buren, party.
What pity that Ohio has no election
at the present time. How she would de-
light to mingle her voice with the cataract
voices of Kentucky and Indiana!
Right friend Prentice! If Ohio could
but speak now, she would show for the
: Waggoner Boy cool majority Of at
least from ten to fifteen thousand. She
will nevertheless do it in time! She is
champing OH the bit, like the war horse
ready and eager for the batlle!-Cin. Rep.
".7N the Decency." The following is
one Of the set, regular toasts. drunk at the
Loco Foco celebration at Haverhill, N.
H. on the 4th inst. Governor Page being
President of the day:
"General Harrison The Gagged and
gagged, doubled and twisted. knotted and
snared, black and white Hero of the
North and South Bend penny sight
for his white side, and half penny for
his black one.'
Its id lie that the times are hard,'
said an office-holder day or two since as
he fobbed his quarters salary of foe hun
bred dollars.
But what said many poor man on
''"s Sd'HC udS do Will UIOktH spirit He
wendell his way to market with seventy.
1fve cents in pocket TO provide necessa-
ries for his hungry family!
CoMPL1MENTARy.-'The following Toast
was given at 18th of July celebration in
Oxford, Adams county:
By NJ. C. Clarkson. Hon. Charles
Ogle-His fearless exposure of the cor
ruption and extravaganza of the present
Administration, entities him to the graft
tude of the Nation. Pennsylvania will
reward him!
WASHINGTON City Posr OFFICE, ON
THE LAST DAY OF THE SEss1oN.-It has
been stated to us, by one whose infor.
nation TN the subject cannot be doubted,
that on last Tuesday, the day of the adj
journment of Congress, no less than three
hundred and forty four bushels Of docu-
'ee'ats and newspapers acre sent from
oar City Post Office by the mails going
East, Hest, North and ISouth.-Nat.
latelligencer. (
The following is an official statement Of the
result of the election for President and Vice