The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-20

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justification in this matter, .sa1sis 933
.as Some may, suppose that because the
certificate ofthe. authenticity Of The quo
ration was signed BY some 'ofour most re-
s sppss,c:tabIe Citizens, that therefore they APP
proved 81 ,hs course of'Il Mr Bradford phF
We do not believe this to be the case: and
as far asiwe canflearn. none of those gen
9tlemen knew what remarks Mr. B. inten-
ded to place under the certificate. y We
Nave said in another place that if we had
been in possession Of the Globe and 1tl, had
been requested to have done so, we
would have,been as readyIto have signed
the certificate as any Of those gentlemen.
II All we feel inclined TO say in Iconclu-
sion is, that we think Mr. Bradford has
lowered himself very much in the esteem
Of the, fey who knew him, They thought
better of him than to suppose him capa-
hle4of penningt suoh laa article as appear
ed inahe last Gazerteb aiAs' poor an opin.
ION as lie may have oflhis peoples sense
81. Justice, he viii fnd that they VII at
alllnness manifest their delestationn Of d'' such
,copdpcI,.iasa way that will be felt, # fit is
not enpresssd,ialLooking at,all the e'r.
yc,thastn1ces, she was the last man from
whom aee expected such an 'attack.aea'
AL o -44--44------lis 81 shsf3U
hate expressed dissatisfac.io ton
! III regard TO the manner in which editori-
IA controversies have been conducted in
Pthis place, We shall .henceforth pay no at
tention to the attacks made upon US in IN the
Gazette, unless absolutely compelled to
dolso. tisnot congenial with our feel
ingsao be quarrelling with our .neighbors
lit keeps 'upa wrong state Of feeling in
the communily-and it is disgusting to
our distant subscribers therefore
we'll none of it. While we say this, we
shall not admit that we; have ever been the
originator Of strife. between the two pa
spers. i've have invariably acted on the
defensive. oiaa9isl4 hna snatlge tf.eHp
rWasf aG3 s9s-7z7UT \ III u .sa;ti;1:asf IL
b,a In the interesting description of Henry
scountygt.A Citizen, l'makesi. some state
rnentsl iii regard TO the trade between this
place and Mount Pleasant which may be
doubted BY some Of our readers. Those
whom be addresses and in whose behalf
he speaks may easily ascertain the truth
rofihis statement,i by reference to ourspri-
ces current. 9rarfoc Gi lofif t3asrsiss
& In making out Our Prices Current last
Iweektit was Inadvertently stated thatthere
was no super6ne Flour in market. We
have since learned that Messrs Bridgman
and Partridge. hraNyf have l = large quantity of
Ohio .Super6ne on hand. s,aa ,sygwol
ssnstt ana t7TTTT-7 tt-7-7-f, lteyifIgi}2
/ e''ssCATo, Jr."., was received, after another
article on the same subject was in type.
las the communication signed "a C1r1.
zEs,' seems to cover the same ground,
we5have thought it best to omit the re-
marks Of. CATO. r.. DTS .fBao f9alsti y
.AsfisIS DSs.YY'iT edt 10 Hoilafifano5
-gTy.0, ffeiyE.tg.T.I.ei T-T5T TSs.-f,.5t .;.{,f5
5 Alarge and enthusiastic Harrison meet
ing vas held in Jacksonville, III. on the
10th inst, the birth, day of the Hero of
Tippecanoe; among the speakers were
Ex-Gpyernor Duncan and several gentle
men who had served under Harrison
They all spoke in the highest terms Of his
WWorthiiness 10 receive the suffrages Of a
free people. Meetings were also held lin
many other places on that dayiin Illinois,
and all who knowlany thing of the public
'sentimentof Illinois, are unanimous in the
opinion that Harrison will carry that State
IN November owe nesxtIby very large major
.ity. l1..5. 81. ~ 4. 5.4 t,''.i
II The Hon. Wv Chapman states states in
various various letters received from him during
s'he iashweek, that the. commi.teellsaue re-
teaaananimouslyl inyavor Of loua,a in
relation toio our southern boundary iqaes-
ton 10 Ittstsaa VINO silt 6ns sid Z
Il y, also also learn from the same source
tha' titles t. II Chg lois city are 70 be
Perfected Immediately. i ,,sss - AZ at'
ii There H. IL every prospect Of a break up
in the Mississippi. We.had a.heayy rain
yesterday which had notlceased when our
paper went to press. This with The late
general 'thaw swili do the business, we
think. II Would Be quite a coincidence il
!! !he ice ice should begin q move to-day.qAc-
corning y our memorandum, i is Just one
year se-slay since i. broke up las. season.
;,I; The s BHlrs:h DAY q esa. Harrison u,
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