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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

i" Liue and let Lice ~ can stand
the Sub-Treasury if any man can, said
an independent farmer as he put his
name to remuneration Of Van Burenism
6 have 240 acres of land paid fora
dairy Of l6 cows, and good stock OF
young cattle and hogs,-while l owe no
man any thing But | want young men
to have the same chance l had '.How
did you get your property, Mr. B. "'
I" began with my hands. l bought
my hand or credit, and found men who
were willing to trust me with other pro-
perry. The produce Of my farm I-sold
for good bank bills, and with them paid
my debts. That is the way for poor
men to get along in the world" Young
men who begin with your hands-ye
Huge Paws who earn your own living,
will you support a system which will
keep you upon piece Of bran bread al
your lives ?-CatskM Recorder. d. ar-.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

Fan Buren, counly.-Our old frfat
Capt. Hall, beat the notorious AOp'
Kneeland for the Council in Van bpH
county, by a4handsome majority. N.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
THE ERIE CONVENTION.

Our journey 10 Syracuse last week pre-
vented our attention to many subjects
which would otherwise have claimed IT.
The Glorious News from Maine was not
given as it should have been; the great
Meeting this week at Patchogue, where
DANIEL WEBSTER speaks, was not an
nounced; and sundry oaser matters were
left unrecorded. Among these were the
great Harrison and Reform Gathering at
Erie, Pa. which took place on the 10th
inst. being the twenty-seyenth Anniver-
sary OF Pery's Victory. At this late
day we will only glance at the leading
incidents Of that meeting. +E ..f'7
Each party had called 4 Grand Rally
at Erie for North Western Pennsylvania
on tina, day, and each party was out III
its strength--'rwENTY THOUSAND at the
Harrison Convention, SIX Thousand at
the Van Buren,, although Silas Wright
and several of the ablest advocates of
their cause had been advertised as among
the speakers. They did not come how
ever; and their only lions were Gov.
Porter. (who has gone back 10 Loco.
Foeoism, after vainly trying to humbug
the Wings last winter,) and Mr. Senator
Buchanan, who was chosen President of
the Convention and nominated (some
difference for President of the United
States in 1874. He made pretty good
speech in abuse Of General Harrison, but
not half equalto his celebrated Federal
Grafton abusing Jefferson, Madison and
the Democratic Party and Policy in 1916.
In other times this would have been a
pretty fair meeting. but it did not begin
with, the great Harrison Conve n.ion, of
which Hon. +. GRANGER was President.
Mr.. Granger made powerful speech,
and was followed by Gen. WILSON Of
N. H. who made one of his longest and
mos. convincing addresses, which was
listened to with intense and enthusiastic
interest. 1t cannot have been without cf-
feet upon the vast assemblage whom he
addressed. f ~:@.
Addresses were afterward made by
Hon. HARMAR DENNY of Pittsburgh,
Hon. r. P MARVIN Of Chautauque Co.
and Hon. F. W. LAsAK of this city.
They were all heard with earnest and
gratified interest; and the effect of their
expositions of Van Burenism will be glo.
rionsly evinced in October. Pennsyiva.
MIA kao,us the Right: we have strong
hopes that she cannot refuse to support
it.--Log Cabin. ~ag s
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

Or The unprovohe5 and brutal assn
upon DIR. Ransom, on elec1ion-day, v
not soon be forgotten by tie eisizen'
this town. sd a.rs-ag! ri a. assA
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

IscrDENr.-During the progress of the
Bunker Hill procession through Com.
mercial street, the city delegation were
met by party Of sailors, with red fan
mel tied around their hats and in the but
ton-holes of their coats for badges. One
of them carried a cabbage on pole, for
a banner, while another had an old tin
tray, which he used as drum. These
men endeayorcd to force themselves into
the ranks, at the same time abusing Gen.
Harrison by many obscepe and vile cpl
thets, when one of the lnarshAls stepped
up to them, and spoke in very kind
manner, for moment or two. know
MT what he said, but such an effect had
his address upon them that at the close
of it, they threw down their cabbage.
pulled off their hats, and made the air
ring with a glorious and soul-slirring
huzza for Harrison ana Reform. rl
........ E.. .,, Boston lles. Jonr.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

The last Indians. Journal contains the
following letters, one from Senator Tai
madge, Of New York, and the other from
Mr. Williams, Representative in Congress
fraaa Tennessee. both to the Hon. @. Fl.
Smith, one of the U. S. Senators from In
diana. The assurances given by each OF
these distinguished gentlemen, that his
State will cast her vote by barge usafor-
hy for, Gen. Harrison, correspond with
aud strengthen all the i'pformator from
those Ssaaes---lMo. Rep. ssav, y.g-a re-
2 I'd ''Poughkeepsisr Sept. 6, '46.
My; Dear Strive are going IT ii, this
State with a, perfect rush. Harrison will
receive most glorious majority--it is be-
vond conference.-the locos give itup.
Chapman is Oh his back and can't crow.
In great haste,
a, Truly yours gr,rssefsvr /
n. P. TALMADGE.
Hon. O., H. Salrll.," - "A. ~ -g
90 "Leruagion,r7ta. Sept. Z, 40.
Dear Sir--Smce my return home,
have taken great pains to interim mysel
upon the subject Of the next Presidential
election. You. May rely most conidenll,
that the vote Of this State. viii! be given i
Gen. Harrison by a majority of from 81,
10 200; votes. f,saa.ssI, s.; 5. .sta
With much respect, sas u
t Your friend, Al
: 6. II. WILLIAMS.
ia Hon. @. II. SMITH, @53ri 3asts s5gv
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
GSUB4TREAsURY PRICES.

Fifty per cent. lower than pnsa =. !
had sound and uniform currency. I
war tupes the United States Bank na' !.
ready cost tile people as much y o' 4,
last war with Great Britain,or we als y,
taken. This indirect mode Of 'sA., I,
is exhausting all their means ana P''''
zing their energies.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

1. Although the flyer is now n eas, Il,
order for navigation, we regre' : !.
tina. i.swasfalling >. Galena when " I
boats lefk sfjg n
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
MAINE AGAIN IN THE FIELD.


From the Portland [sIainel Advertiser
NovEMBER-Ihe Wigs in the county
will perceive by the cali in to. day's ADJ
vertiser that the Wings Of Portland are
preparing for the November Election
SIX WEEKS FROM TODAY THE
GREAT QUESTION WHO SHALL
BE THE PRESIDENT OF TIE U.
Estates, WILL BE DECIDED
The Wings of the city intend to keep
up their organization and use all their
exertions until the national question is
settled by the People. Let our brethren
of the country then RALLY AND BE AWAKE.
Maine is now the liai,a State of the In
ion, and The congratulations which we
publish manifest the deep and abiding in
( terest felt by the people of our sister
States in our well doing. ,A
HE POPULAR VOTE OF MAINE
Aghast IA, their unexpected and stunning
overthrow in Maine, the Tory press are.
at this late day, attempting to create the
belief that their friends have been taken
| by surprise, and that they could have
prevented the result had they but been
aware of the eXerions the Wings were
making. Were it no, that their own de-
claraliens before the election give the
lie to this absurdity, how completely is
1T retu.ed by the amount of the vote
,thrown. Prior to this election, the lar
gest vote ever thrown in the State was in
1898. The whole number was then
s9,ll3, of which the Tories obtained
46,2l6, the Wings but 1850. This
was larger by ten thousand than any vote
ever before given in the State. The vote
OF. the present year IS larger by al least
Fifteen hundred than 1t acas en- eighteen
hu''dred hi'ty-eighi! The Wing vote
is larger by more than $500 votes than
1t was then. While the political changes
in favor of General Harrison and the
Wing cause, which the Tories denied
before the election, have thinned their
ranks of about twelve hundred. Per
haps some of this falling off may be at
tributahle to their diminished means for
traud from. those they enjoyed in 1898.
All who were present in Maine during
the recent contest, must have been struck
with one impor,an, fact, which alone viii
account for the immense vote thrown by
the Wings. This is the surprising unani-
nifty with which the yonng men OF the
State more especially tina, portion which
has recently become Of age, hold up and
supper! the Wing cause. The Tory
papers were disposed to boast before the
fatal 14lh of September of the strength
among the young men Of Maine. But
we challenge them to show us the town
where our gain is not attributable in a
great measure to the soundness of the
young men on political matters. Nor
can they show us one, where. as in Hal
lowell or Portland, that there has been
any falling off in the Wing vote, it is
not attributable 10 the, losses they have
experienced in their youth, who have
gone to enrich, by their intelligence and
enterprise. the great valley of the Mis-
sissippi.-Boston .atlas. rs.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

=. Gen. Dodge is aware that we cannot
fight with his weapons. With the odds
against us, and from the former treatment
we haye'received from those identified
with him, we perhaps ought not to ex-
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! ser 50 aferIQnbez XreunD nnD @5elit Der ST t.

9e.-8c 1T Sbrttcph 9loam S!naG MIA i9s.
turs tesren seen epn Oe Da rer 1tntsrsetnsts jsrS
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1ppt rpris tectc cs pein Gncestcanucn sal9 nntpen
npem rrtclte an9ncbme 9abrden fur 9n ron &sut9I""O
wv. ,t.Sn" O' C%in %nnmnr,e 1s4o 4m Obio
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ittsbrs, nr ert ptt8es Scfaaistf etn9e "I e'nrneH
Inn ulierer Qeaenhienitc 6etrarti9 III eptt.
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Sarterpaaren gtabltfetnent

CSdmes 70 bittet abtunsspo 6, ,lautniR Gncn
~ Srcunocn in birltm no bn tcnabartrn Galnes an,uz
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5a fd,mere, J8aaren, Shelf@Iter &c.
Die je IN bieem plakc fell setpten proe anjttten ale ae
be ct entilcBn it, fur prpp 3ablans jn berabsekten ree
fen ju uerfaufen. 4g - .f - = -
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-.-s. &tcn {tbp., Gcibretpn Go, o. Su[p Is, 1899.
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8utcn Sl9en lev mir une ciner Sarlie 9efeben batrn
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qtr9nttr oufoftirtcn 1obot telttctn 8rants;
trtn 9el6nttcncn Soutatat (\ew York fin cu) ten
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ritondc Gt9orrcn tctcr 0ualtat, Snurfatatbren,
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Daten 10 ctcn crbaltcn
5000 Oaponna Giaarrcn,
1850, COO Srondc unb Qmcritanfbt Gisarrtn,
500 &itcn pfcifcn, -"'
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5000 pfunp Icutfhen unp AmcrttaniGbtt aud sIabaf.
Qrril l2. b.u. ..
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Bonn &rbenrccner George @eitec, ppn Der 1tutcn 9ap

Bonn &rrnrccnrr George @eitcIc, Der 1eubcn @ap>
tittcn e5cmcnrc
Der ltntcrjcdn:tc trfdbriniSt birrm 3ur &tcuer ter
teaDrD b"B CT m pcrfrBcnen QRtnter fcDr nit rDrnat
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Dtcn bas felt nisen Sapren piclsctrae 9las
mcn Scbn Sal0s 6 ttanuc Olittcl Su se<
traucn Sd tpat 70, na ectra Der crtcn SpftcG
anp m mid prn S@me5cn tfrep unp ben CBetrau mcincr
8tcbr rcu9 br9ctet Nut bcc Art fnblc ib mid rrrrAt>
tt picte rcrtrcfc Ar5ncp alien, bic 9lin ltcln ripen
ais bu grtaDrun9 erprctt sn cmrbcn unc gum 3seniB
mid et9cnbanpi8 ju unter3rten 90 srfcbn in 0snabure
Saun9p, Start 9auntp 0Dip, am 20. AuSut, 1889.
-- t-..~ George Sdettt
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0nlrepiIa furirt.

Dies tehs;nat boB i felt ctltcn Sobrn tbr init 9pp,
fla tebaftct SD bate Wabrcnb rieir 3eit pecocnc
ruDmtc Ncrrc, oter ac uman rnultrt. Gurl DDr i
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mhr paDrr oasSrr als cine unbaetar Nrcp Acn cmPfb
fen, bic namiicbcn llctcl Ieiben. Qnorcas Errpcr.
.5arpp xIp, !5plmes 90. 9len %, 1898. =
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Ceres, Cine 3eitftrtft fir Den sancplrtb.
@jebrltdt 1nb berau6ge9eben g.. ...

ppn @an,1el 1)lilcr in $banrn, pcnnplpantcn.
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pcnOirnats in srcs>pctapp Spo fir Ibaer rts SAB
Drcs rbne NusnaDme in Srrausts jaDlung.
SutItrbtrn rrrcn fir nit mrn9cr os fir cincn Sabr9o9
ansrnrmncr Nutmrisun9cn Btn 5rt Mpnate nor pem
Ntlouft pcs Suttcrirtirnss 1ermns 9cfhrlcn. ..
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werren in rrm tmfbla9 ouf8cnrmmcn 81 tilscn prcen
GJ-Nuc @riefe unb WDeilun9rn III Sen prffre r1n9e'
f(bilt mcrbcn.
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Qeterfrnnfheit furirt.

Nufntaun, xrurntul 60. Sunp 1889. ScDn GAIA. Sics
teenis pob i'd felt cen lceten Sabren be8e Srut unc S.
Dattc. Slab rerSeblicr enueuns ar5i9cr u
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ren lcttn Irnatcn Date i tcr 100 Sptten res Gr
t0uft unr es Dattc faf tmulcr Grfc9. peter B0tlp.
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9ler3t[tcbe 9ln2etoe.

2" Sb ,tise berntit ren Sseprbntrn rrn ganton nnp
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NuSaehruna aehei[t

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5s.tsnSss urte 3D. cs m69tc in Aus,eDruns ausarten. @
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Ma6illoner 3ampf> 0ieBerep.

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Seutfde6 0}oifbou5 in GtuCtnnQtl.

Ottemortt in rtr 5tcn Stro6e (;mtfcn 9nr unr
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.les EcttGtiacn .6crr y. ben fa9t.
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3ebn Sabre alter Nbeumatismu6 9eheiIt.
-t '>,E -r4 Canton, Qu9utt 1889.

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3u trauetn ann8 Sptten tradn mir Die 8ctuneDct pe>
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lciccnoen puttns bctannt nadbcn Glifabctb 6armpn.
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