The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-07

tne result sWius OF our FREE INSTITUTIONS to lock
Pi'ed 10 in uaults the Treasure ofthe nation"
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Jpn ofoud POLITICS IN MAINE.
i oeatsnj In Portland, on Tuesday, the Wings
IN cay carried their city officers in every ward
l in the city bat one, with the exception
very dis dihe Mayor. The Wings having two
|nson Co andidates, there was no election. The
l hs swd sgrsga,e Wing vote was l,OO6, the To
'acksonI II 702, scattering Z.
malorl1 Falmouth, in Cumberland county, has
/ oil LEM been ,riumphantly redeemed. 'rhe Wings
last au elected their entire ticket by 20 majority.
Tory majority last fall Is. This is the
fifth town i'll this county alone, represen-
F'ny paYea by Tories in the last Legislature,
o - " Ehch has been regenerated this spring.
le . The Post informed us, some time since,
lus'q that Maine acas coming. We believe it
as cha7 WIS. in that instance, nearer the truth
wines than that journal can usually contrive to
him sted nj.
Ella' 'ne4 Wonders will never cease. Even Bel
was u h. the capitol of Waldo county, one of
|Senee'' desrongest holds of Toryism in Maine,
Il, Bhagenerated. The Wings have elected
|',ues s|lheir entire ticket. In 1888 the vote
ths' Naood, for Fairfield AT, Kent 300. The
eu'uh VI Wings have also carried Limerick for the
IT, u'1 hrsthme for ten years.-Boston .9tlds.
|nal sayd n, Frr.,o, 6 o,,, ,rho
Tren,d ,;oI,n, dannna;,,;a,s ,.L;aL u.s. e.
|aly ouV party bigo,s of New York were heaping
|hy ~ upon the devoted head of Mr.. Francis
A.ilW y. Lasak, a member of the Assembly
soA 8 from that city, because that gentleman
,s,nN had had the good fortune to see the errors
''''sridk is ways, and the honesty 10 renounce
= 1asm, have already attracted public atten-
w ION. Party violence has now completed,
gu - ahe one hand, what intelligence, com
-. ~ med with honesty, had begun on the
Nv NV rher. Mr.. Lasak as will be seen, has
~ sne out openly and manfully in favor of
loo dele \. ,t 10 :ou" W. 'la'' "'''' "eaS
~ ssnowledged talents and influence as Mr.
w. a ,sssl asak TO the Wing cause. He is no or
- adaary proselyte. Nothing but clear
lanviction of error could have induced
!, him to have forsaken his former friends
And We congratulate the German Wings
i " Ss'01 dNew York upon the efficient co-labor-
~, y I'm the good cause they have secured
=: =. II the person of this gifted foreigner.
!. .,gB The following is the official account of
IL II aae FIRST effort of Mr. Lasak in the cause
Il vohngg N''''o" ''''es 1'Jo'm'
W. ,so.ms Germans aide awaks-G German Dem
ocra''c UMg Association. a very
- large andrespectabe meeting of the Asso-
lt,auon, held at Schlossers . Henry Clay
house. corner of lststreet and avenue
a on Monday evening, the 9th instant,
y ~ Brombcrg. Esq, was called 10 the chair,
io' AZ ad Messrs. j. Gufna'a and M. C. Eeist
~ ~ N mere appointed Secretaries.
a,a mi Alter the reading md approving of the
= Minutes of the previous meeting, num-
IL. /. sf Of new members were elected, among
] .nbe,a nom was the Hon. F. w. Lasak, who,
abantl ahe course of the evening, delivered an
.,ntr i, aquent and powerful speech, in which
~ salell gave his views of the acts of the pres
| !, ond H. Administration, and of the present
- s;rs, ae OF the currency, in justification of
s,ool,,s ae course in the Assembly at Albany,
! inns words not to be misunderstood by his
M Ioua1rymen. He closed his speech by
la,sng hls friends to vote for Gen. w. H.
me fad Mlrson, knowing as they did that the
E:.Ss ,'s.eec,ion of Mr.. Fan Buren, would
| ,asson1 1ns ruin upon his adopted country.
"a Sat. Lasak was continually Interrupt
ofen ~ N !he course Of his speech by thur
|e e en- N lds + oiapplause.)
i beeI1. ne was followed by Mr.. Grosephas
.,rnl,, In u several others, who delivered very
I|lbsg s addresses, otter which the meeting
b Ore 2asg vusned to meet on Monday evening,
s3m April, at the same place to
assnh ven meeting all friendly to the Who
|leg!sp aase are invited. -
po on,;oa S. BROMBERG, President
SINH ss,5 i i. s 9. FEST. seeresasis.
L Inv I'm. origin Of the ferns !" Hard Cider"
pug aa Log Cabin. The Washington
srespondent Of the Baltimore Republic
r..op ~ prominent Van Buren, paper.
~. .Srop. ,eaSmg sneeIingly Of Gen. Harrison,
e !, G've him barrel Of Hard Cider,
8. Hlii ~, sa settle pension Of t,co thousand a
q Is; sar, and eur ,oord for 1t, he aciN st the
preaI c. sanaer Of his days contented in log
z as Great Cosyrsrron younc
~ a,ulgs Of Providence, Rhode Island. have
~ s.sgased 22s Of their number to renre.
|nrles C%, .nem IN the Young Mems National
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