The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-30

in the extent to which the error IN NH
porting him prevailed at the last eleclnE
They come from the North and SO7ab
East and West--STEyENs's and all. Ts,k
PEOPLE are coming - db. Jour. h
ORIGIN OF THE TERMS .sHAHpt
CIDER" and LOG CABIN h
The Washington correspondent oftH
Baltimore Republican, a prominent We
Buren, paper, speaking sneeringly ofGs
Harrison, says
"GiUe him a barrel Of HARD G1
DER. and settle q pension of tlcO tiut
sand q gear, and oar 'rord fort, hsrF
sit The remainder Of his days coniaa|
IN q LOG C.4BIN."
VINO WILL BELL THE CAT'-Then ID
once had caucus to devise WAYS ID
means to avoid that dangerous animal hf
cat. One Of the rat orators proposed
put bell on the cat, so that all shOu I
know when she was coming, and hai
time TO escape. But a grisly old bnssi
tailed fellow put the perpleSing questsj
--"Who viii bell the cat9" The ratl
sans of the federal Administration are IN 4
similar pretlcament. they thought lhgl
had the old lion shut up in q cage. TlE11
have been telling the story IN great ss1
but all at once he has broke out AMI
roaming at large, committing great rat)
ges among the frightened sub-treasufs1
who arc trembling at his terrific tfi
Who will stop him! Who wlllpths
bell on him? Unless this is dom nisI
a scampering there will he anOasSa
foxes and other garments at WasdgI
ton next 4th of March, when he walksa
to the white house?
John Quincy Adams, in a letter y
friend, few days since, says, in apa1
script, " Harrison will come in like
achirl,cind." A capital idea! and o
which exemplifes the force with WINK
the long pent up and restrained publlca
timent will PROSTATE and sweep avg
every obstruction with which Loco Foo
ism may attempt to oppose its resisli''
ourse.-MassachuseAs Spy.
The Richmond Inquirer lately elaine
Mr. Hunter, Speaker of the House o. ~
personalities, and said he would vote
Van Buren,. The Enquirer has SD
taken this back, but insists that Hue
will not vote for Gen. Harrison. PsrhaA
the Enquirer's mistake arose from Z
fact that another man, Hon. J. S. Huls
one of the Van Buren, electors for y
bama in 1886, has recently come oi' j
Harrison, and was President of the ~
rison State Convention.
CAUSE FOR MOURNING IA cof1
pondent from St Marys, writes % us ]
der date of June Sd, that ga short Y
since, there were 200 bushels Of y
sold in this county, for tho dollars 3 !,
tUenfy;fUs cents, that is | Ia censr
fbushel = The names Of the eFp !.
the purchaser and Constable by WY
sold, have been furnished us. va =.
the abundance of the crop, or the ss y.
ty Of money that produced this sael q
Let the sub-Treasury enemy q 81,
answer.-Ohio State you, nal.
The Van Buren, federalists csnDs y,
adding falsehood to their guilt e y,
themselves from the scorn and Ds y
ton which has settled upon theft pr J,
since their publication Of, the Fotea =
cular, after it was known to be = ls0ss
i A Van Buren, man admitted that y Z
4 written it, that it was printed 2! !.
Buren, Office, and the investiga',0,,.
which these facts were discloseO' q !
1 place before two Van Buren, men y,
j, statement Of the facts has been ~ 3,
published. Van Burenism, filel'
cannot relieve itself of the charge. s.,
indiana J'f