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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

Not full returns-snce heard from, placing
the majority on the side of the wings Wing
gain about 1000!
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NOTICE.

wv lCLs
HHE Members of the low. MrTuaL n
i INSURANCE COMPANY, will hold an Es
ton for thirteen Directors at their Office,
the city Of Burlington |. L on the -four
Saturday in October, 1910, to serss for q
year. GEO. w. KELLEY. Secret1y.
Sept IL, 1910.
s Gazette and Iowa News, will copy.
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UyAILoRs' TRIMMINGS. y, VIZ W 4.
4 Co. have on hand . FIRST rate
mcnt Of tailors' trimmings. N'
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LEGISLATURE.
CONSISTENCY.

SoiNOAS ElNC i
The Albany Angus, of October 3lst,
1887, said:
The germ of the Sub-Treasury system
is found in a full report of ALEXANDER
HAMILTON to Congress in 1890.
"But you call for this measure, and
who are to be benefited by it's adoption
THE ENEMIES OF OUR STATE
BANKS, by the aid of which we have
increased in national wealth, and in indi-
vidual prosperity; THE ENEMIES OF
A WE'LL REGULATED CREDIT
SYSTEM, which has ensured a jus, re-
ward to industry and enterprise; THE
LEVELLER, that If he cannot attain the
station Of his more industrious neighbor
he may at least bring him down 10 his
own; THE MONEY LENDER, that
he may have no check upon his usurious
PRACTICES; THE RECIPIENTS OF
FIXED SALARIES, ANNUTTIES.
AND PERMANENT INCOMES"
Now it and the Globe are the champi-
ons Of the Sub-Treasury.
tent, Captain--perhaps -you'll have leis-
ure after vhile. 1t is this: How long
would it take man at 7 pence day and
find himself and family, to clear enough
to buy 80 acres of land? And another
query is, if it is such fine thing to
have specie wages and low prices, what
on earth is the reason that these people
are coming over by hundreds and thou
sands from their specie kingdoms, aud
going to work at dollar day in this
bank ridden country to get land? What
on earth is the reason Captain? Can you
tell9 And what's the reason the common
people own their own land in this coun-!
try and don't in the specie countries:
What can it be?
Capt.--Pshaw! l see you are feder-
alist. "
RETRENCHMENT AND REFoRM.-John
Quincy Adams Administration was OBJ
jected to for extravaganza. under it, in
1924, the whole appropriation for the
Post Office Department was $4,000.
3 Marin Van Buren, was to reform this,
and yet the same appropriation for the
present year amounts, to $l52,20O, nearly
four times as great.--Pa. Tel. e.t
HOLLANDS LIFE OF VAN BUREN.-The
hue and cry concerning forged edition of
this work has died away! The party were
fearful of the effect which genuine life of
the Magician would have on the elections,
and therefore tried to discredit it. But in
every instance where real copy and for
ged copy have been compared, they
were both the same! Truly our oppo-
neats are reduced to every shift 10 make
any stand against the avalanche of popu.I
lar opinion. Tel.
tbs $50 TREASURY NorEs.-The
establishment of these Govern
ment rags is the figure of a man with
wings on his head and heels, holding al
cornucopia full of the constitutional
currency" in his hands.-.This is a rep-I
of Mercury, the God of
Thieves, and is undoubtedly very ap-
propriate ornament for SUBJ reasuryt
note. Some persons have taken It to bel
the picture of q sub Treasurer lust pre-
pairing 10 take ming for 7sras.
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

VAN BUREN, "PRINCIPLES."
The following paragraph which we Gu,
from the Lancaster (Ohio) Gazette. is a
pointed exempli6ca.ion Of the "princi-
pies" so much talked Of BY the Loeofoco
party. Read it. 'F
.Scene opens, and discovers a poll.
Judges, clerks, &c. And old revolution.
airy soldier. wounded al Saratoga, is linn.
ng away. his vote having been refused
on the ground Of his not being a house
holder. Enter Sambo, and offers his vote,
Judge. Are yon worth $3.50!
Inno: Yes mass, dat am, ana prove
Judge. Well, hand in your vote; its
Sambo. Dare it is; da.'s what / call
liberty; hurrah for massa Van Buren,
: be rale fren to gemmem oh color: hae
hssshold up your head nigga. You good
aswhits man any day, and much better
assold soge.. Exit, singing ..possom s, -
q gum stump.
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NEwBuRypoRr, Aug. 5, 1916

NEwpuRypoRr, Aug. 5 1910.
Dear Sir have received, and read with
great interest and satisfaction, your letter of the
It'll instant
| honor the manly and patriotic spirit which
leads you to the frank avowa of your changed
opinions, and of the purposes and course of ac-
ton which those opinions dictate, in reference
10 the present administration. 1t does equal
credit TO your head and heart.
The now frequent occurrence of Incidents of
this knd-the declaration OF reluctant convic-
ton on the part Of prominent supporters of Gen
cral Jackson. that they can no longer continue
the same confidence 10 Mr.. Van Buren--is one
among the striking features Of the times
In country like ours the ties Of party are so
strong, that il requires the force of an overpow-
erlng sense of the imperative demands of JUS
tice, to make one break away from former politi-
cal associations. Aud when this happens, as
under the present Administration, in such null
tiplied instances, il has done, il serves TO indi-
cate IN the clearcst manner the repulsve cha
racter OF the measures of that Administration.
AT the same time, instead of its b ing strange
that so many of the former friends of the Admi-
nstration are daily leaving ii, and yielding up
the claims of party TO those paramount ones of
country and OF public good, il will, on reflection,
be seen that il would be stranger il i, were other
wise.
Administration, what has he done for the honor
or welfare of the country What great n,ed-
sure OF public good has he accomplished
know OF nothing which his most devoted friends
can point out-no great stroke of craftsmanship,
no prominent measure Of public policy except
the late act concerning the collection, saie-keep-
ing, and disbursement of the public revenues.
This act, commonly called the Sub Treasury
bill, is THE measure of the present Admins
ratIon.
This bill provides for sundry momentous
changes in the fiscal operations Of the Federal
Government.
First, il requires all the public moneys TO be
deposited hereafter in the hands of individual
officers Of the Government, repudiatng especial
" all banks as places Of deposit therefor. and to
this end creating new class of Government
officers, avowodly and protcssedly copied from
the receivers general found in the monarchies
OF Europe This provision withdraws the pub
lie money from the custody Of public agents, by
whom, according to the testimony Of the pre-
sent and of every preceding Secretary Of the
Treasury, il has been kept safely, and IN man
ner convenient to the Government and places
il in the custody Of public agents, as TO whom
It is proved by the same testimony, that the
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FAUQUiER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
THIS establishment, 40 miles from Alexandria, II.
Il O., and 80 from fredericksburg is again open for
the reception Of company and will be conducted with
energy than Every thing within our reach
will he done to make the guests comfortable than
heretofore at the bar we'll in the dining and bed
roomst The Bathing Establishment will be complete
supplying the bathers with hot and cold free stone
and sulphur water at pleasure. The lovers Of music
viii find the band unsurpassed.
1t may be due to the Public as wen as ourselves TO
saw the virtues of the have been strkingly
cnpiiicd in several other ofdr0pSy this Spring
much so to have confirmed in the minds ofmany
the opinion that ain almost lniablc remedy for thai
affecting disease is here Afforded
The better to accommodate the Public arrange
ments have been made for keeping the establishment
open ne irfoic year The charge for board from the
18th of October to lst june will be barely sufficient
TO cover the additional expense $3 per week AMI lu
ring the month juno and from 9th September SIC
per week $50 per month; 65 for two months and
for TIC season. commencing 18th June and ending st
October $50 heingl less than - per day those
who stay the whole season Board per day 80 Meals
and lodging 30 cents Children under twelve years
NJ are and coorcd servants hafpricc white servants
three. fourths price Horses 80 cents per day
Fri-wccsy STAGES will run from Alex aniria and
fredericksburg after LIST July they will run daily,
l hcsUhsrtlhcr as superintendent with the approval
otthe President Of the company, Mr. Jones Grccn,)
mas engaged the services of such assistants entitle
mm q hopc that general satisfaction will be given
lYsaw6W DANIEL WARD.
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To be continued)

rTHE FACTORY BOY. by Mrs. Trollope.--The Life
and adventures Of Michael Armstrong, the Factory
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g-Sr II will b. seen that only three companies are
vet organized. General Jrsup will see thar The rcgi
ment is mustered into service immediately, Col.
Fitzpatrick is detached upon the recruiting service
in Cuba. The department is DESTROYS that every
possible care sh uld BE taken OF the health both of
officers aud prvates. In order TO this The command
ing general will that the commssafial is well
proyided-always keeping eye 10 the closest
economy. II suitable care Is taken, j, is believed
that much saving BE- mads in the rations, from
the quantity Of bones already in Florida.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05
RunMsYLvAM1A.

We are unable to give our readers to-day The
result Of the election in Pennsylvania on Friday
last. The papers Of both parties in philadelphia
confidently claim The State. and IL 10 impossible
for rs 10 decide between them. We give be-
lov their calculations. and leave our readers %
foss their ova opiniSbs. Our impression is
that Gen. Harrisoa has the State by small ma
Jointly. Certain IL is. il has not given Van Flu.
rem the 10000 majority 30 confidently claimed
by Mr.. Richie and his party.
We will give the vote Of each county. 90 soon
a. The full returns come 10 hand.
The Pbiladelphia (van BUREN, Penn
sylvsnisn OF Tuesday has returns from ell
the Stale except 8 Counties, in which the
majority for Van Buren, over Harrison is
stated 10 DO 1856. or the 6 counties not
heard from. viz: Armstrong. Crawford,
Erie. JeGsusn. Mexican. Potter. Susque-
hsaaa. and WsrreD,-sll but Erie gave
Van Buren, msjorilies at The State Else-
isOo. The editor ssys:-"OuT friends
may rest assured that The State il sgfs for
Hsa BsgeH. notwithstanding the pretend
ed returns announced by the WING sx-
presses.
The Pbilsdelphia North America "a
Wing pspef) makes the Harrison msjoFi.
y IN all the cosuiies but ten, TO be 1881.
These tea Counties gave . Ven Buren,
majority on the I3,h October. Of 1871.
The i0qslFsFis ,Whig psper) nsjorily
fer HaFsison in ell bot ten counties l. 1855.
The ten counties not heard from gave =
Van BaFen msjorily Of o07 on the I3,h
October. ..
The American Seniiasl (v. b. Of
Tuesday has returns from ell the Coun-
ties bot ten. which show 9 majority for
HarTisoa Of 93le. Al the COaSTessioBsl
election in 1870. tie vote IL thsss Com.
ties was van BuFsa II. IS3-HsrTison
Q. 500.
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LErTER FROM GENERAL HARRISON.

To fAs E11,sys n ga ciasiansa R<yssii.sss
A. CizcruzkTG 27Ta Oct. $40. :
Dear Sir--t have lernished yon pilh
. hand-bill parpofiiag 10 be issued from
ahs oiEics OF ths Eesscipai0f a. NsS
YORK. containing letter pndsr ihs date
Of the 2Ist Of September. directed 70 me
and signed by Arther TsPPaa. J. Lea
veti. aud n. Dresser, and an answer 10
that letter purporiing TO be sisned by me.
dated in this city on the I'd Of October.
1910.
have never in my life received let
ter from the above named persons either
cobjuueIiveiy or Individuality; nor did
ever address either the letter signed With
my name. or any other letter 10 them. or
either Of them. The whole IL vile Ia.
IRRIGATION. totally destitute Of the least
iounesti in truth. The letter which
enclosed the handful 10 me 10 LEFT in your
possession. and IL has the New York post
mark upon IL. ADD Was opened this day
by me 10 the presence Of Mr. +. P. Lang.
don, The Deputy Postmaster.
Yours truly.
W.. II. HARRISON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

Was arrested BY Ma. Hsddl,sloa. abou,
% Wales iron tina place. : youth and two
negroes. tfevslliag in sosll wagon. IN
der spspieioes eire1msisnees. and brooght
into chaslss,on. Upoa Examination IL
vas sseertsined shat the youth wss fe-
male. dressed in mans apparel. She APP
pears lobe about 90 ytsrs OF age. delicate,
and not very homeiy. snd passed under
The name Of wD- Keliand. Wbea We
were Introduced into Der donieil By the
jaiior, she gave us her name a= Marihs
Chandler. . resident OF D,n~iddie county
in this State. and lived about twenty -hy .
miles from Petersburg. Virginia. and FIVE
miles from . place called Rocky Ron -
Says her parents ere dead, aa6 she has
been residing with her sister On a small
farm. her Interest m which. she sold 10
raise money Cor this adventure.
One Of the negro fellows wss dressed
IS . female. ne is bright muis,lo. gave
his name q. Jacob. aud says be !. The pro-
petty Of Borveil Elder. Charles .,
black and says he 10 me property OF al
dow Elizabeth Gregg. or Green. all real
dents OF Dinwiddie.
Miss Marths's object vas 10 take az
Der residence 10 lhis county. hire the ne
groes al the salt furnaces. and 1--we on ths
proceeds Of their wages. She appears
from the conversation we bad With her
TO have just awoke' 10 the Nervousness o
her crime. which she at once and prompt
liy confessed. The simple and unvsr
nished story she tells. induces us TO be
lieve that. with her, crime is novelty.-
II she has friends 10 Dinwiddie. ibey
should at once cone forward TO her sid
This adventure viii prove lesson 10 her
even IL she escape the just punishment o
her crime. KaaascAa Va. Patriot.
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TIE subioins5 article from he Lyseh-
berg ViFEiaiss. bsiags 70 misdt TIE chaags
sdopted issi winter 81 % Toe Tina Of meet
les 81 The Legislators.
fnn VIHaniA LretsLArpaa.-Ths
next ssssioa q ibis body aiil commences.
acs special faaeons. consscisd With TIE
mfsllng ofihs College 81 Elrsiors. 80 ~
FtksI Tuesday fN DECEksnFR
lnsieaa q ias BtasT NoHbA4. A. bsrsi9.
iors. As neog ~ ihe preseat mspb.
WeTs pot sesSts5s las eiaiss. sss 4.
scme 81 he ioFmsF msnbsrs nav 49,
foFsoiisu e, va haze aeamaS z -.
q sies lhis nofiee.