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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
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GaS 4O0j5hri9e SET Scr Griuom9 hcr
@uj'HgudTfunlt, puvcr 0Hi lcEieu 9ru.mnd'
IN Fhiiat..phia aRf c.uc au54eStidbr,.c Dirt
ocn ben erutidIeu Grufcr uno Gueeru Qrfris
ert. Die prcSesiou beltdub aus rem 6cuts
idhen SrciwiIIigcn 9tcgimeut, be0lcitct pra
apct WiufTtauoen uno eincr grc6eu 2iuiaoi
Srr9cr nit mterlhiebljdeu SahiRff nit
lhIditdhcn Snidriften uno Wictte6 ucAeben.
@tur Grudcr@prsBc 0uf cincm @agert, nit
Sinmcn 9cihmudt uno ucu pferben 9cscgcn,
bcfdno iIdl III Der lrc;eetou, auf tpclder llrs
better belrbtfti9t raren, Grcmplare einc6
Htcoc6 abSuerufcu lub inter Gem 8clfe IN
pcrttriIen. sIl6 Die prrScBicn pcr Der llns
abbdn9t9tcitSsNaOc du8efommen mar, belt
lte al uno Der 0idnnersGhrr fang tinen herr
lIohcn Gjclanq, uah mcld,cr Die U2ulis eilQc
9t1iIcnnI'Gtceer iricIte. Crci tcrsbafte SNur,
rahs miroen 9taeten fiIr Giuttenberg, Ocnl
Srtmecr, rcranf fd ole prcSc6jcu ipeitcr
bcSab. 9iadocm fIc bmcb ciuige Straecu
ScSc9en mar, maridrtc lIe mad, eincm Gjars
ten bel &'raD'e NerrD an Ger Sd)uDlfia, no
clne bcrrIide RahlSct bereitet mar. 9iad
Dem Glicn wurben 9fcbcu III Ceutid, uuo
gngIilh gebaItGn anb fdjdlidlf ErinFRriibe
an59cbrodt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
SEaie,rr ii! Scr Semgfrnt?

Weiur i1c:reu, io9te Sen. S1arriicn su Iei
ucn Ddtic!octen atS er i'm 8e9rif mar I'D,
BON tbngn 81 trennen, ale bic uorometlidlcn
SdladlrH rortber wareu, - meine SNerren,
ipcnn tbr 'e naf 8lnCenne6 fommt ,psroct
Sbr nte ben 3iemcn meiuer &Iin9e ciu9esc'
gen ftnbtt. "RerL" idgtc Gau Surcu'C
Etorce gtoielter neuiid, Su eiltsm ebrlicbcu
aber idltft 9ctieiteten Sauer, ber UNI 10
lttr mpr3cn5 AM metiIen l.auic ouricf
"ferl, m.nn MI bier chpGS III tbHu baif, muet
on jur ididlifen 3et icmmen.
QEelher 1T Der GemCfrat
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
Gin ,lnfere 2nnbfrrunbc.

@tele unlerer 2aubfreunbe ,prrben tis gum
4ten SulD fhpn nit Der Srud,ts@rncte fertt9
iein. Giele m6hten mir eriuchen III Die Staot
su fcmmen, I'm ben Gag Der lluabbdn9i9feit6
@rfldrun9 NIT BEN SarriIcns Semofratcu an
9BcrmanS Sprirs gu fetern. g8r oerrpet.
fen iIe anf Die slntaItei, ipcltbc ben Der 9lIt'
rrenun9Ss@cmnlittee 9etrcfeu wurten, unr
III etuer anbern Spalts Td befinceu. Gs
fpire erwartet, bas oiele Srcuuce uon @aitpu
nne Setblebcm uub dnoermdrtS her sli9c9er
ietn weroen, I'M 2betI All ben 8eterIihFeiter
su nebnlen.i
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01

Der pih6bur9cr "Gcntitutipnallt," cine
San Surenn 3eitnna, madt Die fcl9cnte ges
mertun9 nter Die Hcfc Sofo 9taticnals Grns
eentIcn ih Waltmcrc, neil fe cen Sri. Gcbns
ion ribt ais Sanrirot fir 8icesprelbcnt or.
nnnnt bat. @r ncnut Te Die 9er1dm6rer.
"0ltdarb W. cpbnIcu 1T Die lSab( Der be-
mofrattltcn partei in alIeu Staaten, mo Ole
partci auf &rfclg red)nen fam. qBenn er
eann ntht eripdbIt werbeu fam, eben 70 mr.
mig fann c5 Wartin @au Suren. Rerft
eudl eIele SehauptunN Mitbiir9cr, unb erins
nert eud) oorarL pcuu bic @ablberidte inn
9iccenlber ctu9eben."
Der Sonitttntirnaliit hat gerabe cas bc(f6s
tl8t mas mir ic3cn Iausit la9teu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
" QRie $40 GiruH. bc,rcn h,bt 4

QBie ,'sf, GiruH,tc,reu babt iar ti.ic5
Sabr 9esr8cL" frn5te Der oeputirtc Ua;s
ldlol orr eiu'9en Iogcu cine Grau? "@D,
iehn Gtiter, mar Die idnurrt9c 9irt,pcrt.
"OdG i7 nidt pa6 iCb piBfn nil, - Ia9tc ter
MarItNB, "id9t mir, rpie picl 8uIhcl bati
tbr erbG'tsn 2" "ccid habe Dir ftbcn cinmal
grfa8t IS woren Schn 9leiben, mo mcnu bu
c6 tpifen Mill, 70 mutt ru e6 an6rchnru, id
bab' le H;t gemeGeu."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
a)InGotbuictts im 2(umnrfd, |!

Da6 GoIf bon Mafud,uiett6 Seriammcltc
iId, orrj0e 98cdbe su QGprdeiter, Su ccr Pitt
;dhl pcn rn9efdbr $4,000! G6 mar cine Gjrs
ftdft6, GcnUcnttcu, I'M eiucn Wht9 GjcuYcrs
n6r6. Gonoipot in @rnsunun9 Su brtlt9en. -
Das 8olf f4m nit icilen Slbucn ii6er ibre
Stodban> 3aIyctteut uHp lntt tu,d.i6Jtn Sns
ld'rtftcu q 'crr, Die anocutcteN baB Ndl taGs
ielbe nd,t Estr inter Der &nedtIhaft @an
8uren'6 bragcn mil. Der od,tbare 6 y II
Davis irurbe al5 @rupern6r5s s@nnbcat
aufgeupmmtn, berlelbe pslter i'm Ser. ct.
Seudt her 85Ceratiit Sudjauau cine icldye
cerbe 3urfhhpejiun9 CAB, rpe9eu Der Ser
rin9erunQ ce8 9Irbci;sIchne6. Der Staot
pon WafUtuich6 miro fur Soarriicu uuo
0auiS cine Rcbrbeit BON $4,000 gebeu!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01

~qBir itatten hermit uniern Ganf Gem
Trernee ab, Der uns cine SammIung alter
3eitn9en eeS "0fortbamptcn @crripouocns
ten" bonn Sabre 1928 iibcrbrnhte. QSir
perben nid,fe 9Sodc eini9e 9lu6Siae aus
benielben MAIDEN in SeSu9 auf bic Siculte
oeS General SarriIcn, I'M ben Silr9eru gu
sct9en, oaB su bamali9er 3cit, ais cr cie
Gdlodten leiueS 8aterlauces fcdbt, man i'm
.: Qte ecn 8cIdnber uno @rctter bceclbeu aits
fab, uIo Su9letd, Al Sei0en boB Die TGoaral
.eofs. 6cfc Cractcr ibm Irbinclid,es llnrctft
outtun, weuu iIe ibn aIS' 6ei9berSi3en par'
ftelleu,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01

gaIonsBe;tile9eu.--9im 4tcn SulD wcrs
oen G.. GimpptuCr ppu bblaeclphia Gin icl.
teue8 bHc tcnliaenoes Shanipiei 9enicEcu.
Cie t,les beSbaftf enflidiffer, SHrn. QEiic
unb 9laUilu, nsrrcn jesgr nit ibrem 9ialIrl
befcUrerG, eiue 9Gcit euftfdrth aHlfcaeu.
SCpe werhcu im S3cfe ees NcuulJiuanil.hcn
Souern, in ser 6ritten Stra6c, nahe Der
&aupwtia, duHteiSen. Seiee S.crru wereeu
ilf nit ueucu Galiene, 3afelmerf unoJRates
riaIiru perfebeu, uuo oa6 g8cttTic9cn ,puo
rbne 3rpcifsi hnter Gem neiifen Qheil Der 3u
ihaNfT 9roseo s5utereile crre9eh
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01

~ Wir tDuueu ben Gorreipcnbent i'm
9feaein9er "Seotadter," mterSeId,net "9lt
SerfS," perf1feru, oas jener jun9e geiitlide
i1d ais Elm Sarriionmann aus Ga b, ais ct
NIT ben HDele9aten mad, Baltimore 9iena.-
or iprat nidlt aiIein 81 @uniten bes Sen.
Sarriicr, {cnberu maridirte alS Gcle0at in
Der prcSeeicn in Baltimore. gBir babeu
Bepeile fpenn CT bics Idu9ucu icate. gGeuu
er eea oeudler 9eipielt bat, 70 iclIte CT
bili9 feine Siiueeu auf9eecdt babeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01

EF8ir erfebcn aus 3siturocu, toB Grl.
Spbnicu, ber Sicespreioent III Der Sir5e
cine @lccticnicrs9feile ourh lcuuIpauicu gu
mad,en gecentt. GIcS it oon Der S6oeral
2ctc Soto partci fur bt;bt uctbwenoj9 err
radtet meroen, benz Sdn Sureu Sclbit fuhrt
feline periGuIid,e YcpuldritGt nit I'D, - bice
hat lIdl beiptclcn ais er oprigeS Sabr bmd)
oieien Staat reilrte. SobuIcu fol- bn bier
trieber furdidleifcu pie pcr cabren. So
inue bod tpirflih uuau9cnebm fur ben @olcs
mel fein, tem Ban Sureu III belfen, fpeln er
bebenft pte i'm Die 9Iemterbalter behaneelu,
inrem fe thn fdcn ,weimal ilber gero ges
porfeu haben, unb eiueu anoern an ieine
SteIe rrnailnt babeu. l8ir boffen, oas Der
Gclonel 9eiiu9 S0loaten9rfnbl hat nu lelhe
Streidle einer 6afticn 90 oereitelr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
9SilIiant s.. @arriiou.

Gas Sdlidiol eines jln9rn Sptclrrs.-
8rrStdb fam ein juiger W5aun ucu reid,en
9ieit'rn NIT elmer Ialdc ocll Gjelo uadb 8ois
t!nlcrc une licb Idl bereben, Gin gpielbous
gu bclldch @r bate balo cine Srfnme nrl,
$4,000 oerlrren. Gcfer bceeutcnee 9erlu(f.
oerbsutoen nit Ger &oriirlluHo, Icincn dutelI
@ldmeu beficdt su baben, rirfte 70 febr ouf
letn @emlitb, oab or I'D, nun I'M Srrrnbaule
befnbet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
Gin Scrpei5, mic S0arriion'5 jcti9e
yeinpe i'm frlIHer lpbteu.
glu6Su9 aus etucm glrtifeI i'm "'9ieabin9cr stc.
Ier'' pom 26iten Sanuar, 1913.
|0clet ! Gcfct ! 2cIct /! Gefet !

QSic becaucru ;,par, bae fd @eueral Soar,
rNcn cnEldlc6cn bat fId 81 Gnoc bcS 8elo,
Su9cS, moran i'm ieine 9aterauo6liete bcmcs
gen bat thetI5nncbmcn, ecu Der 9Irmce pe9in,
br9cben; aIIctn mir idIdBeu uus bph elnds
ltrt erlparten gu f6nnerL eae, pe9cn Der Ncs
9elndei9fett ictner Seme9u9en, icme frie9es
Ride Saufbnbu cbrenppu eurigeu piro. 9mf
tbn bat ra6 Golf in ben ,pcitlitbrn @jcQcnoen
etn undergraduates 3utraucr-er hat oru lt:
fern @irdnjcn cine Neeroc rcu Q9ilocn 0ctriCs
ben, oercn nnucri6bulidle Gjrauiamttit uuies
rcr ScUtlfcrurd ltrc unteruchmCnccr Burger
9crauet bat. Sctne Gjunoiiec dtbmcn RENE
SatcrIanc5liebe uno bel icincR llutfrnatnlu>
gen mar fem 2ta9e auf ba6 Gftntid,c Selte
9crtChtct. Sanu tic 9fcqieruu8 gcQcn eiueu
lcldDcu Wann unodnfbar iriW .HGnueu lei,
ne Wdtbnrgcr crnan9cIu ibn Sn Ijetrn uup
81 cbrcn 2"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01

Drb stncn angeiebcren Eerrn fInb pm
benad,rtdl:et, baB bon ben $50 Gele0aten polt
pbGntrpiNe, weIde lei Der 9rUgcn g8hi9pers
lammIung 81 Sbrifer neulid) 9c9cmpirtig ipas
rcn, ;,prt uro picrSt9 prn ibnrn am liteu
lctten 9Iru rr0 5ur San 0urcn partci &C,
b0rtcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01

Sn Qauenf,r (ca elm @rief pcu geefcrb
nusefcmmen ieir, norm 9emcIbet mrp, cae
Sinnssdnbernnsen su @unilcn parrfCue
beinahe unanfhcrlit III hcrtigcr @egcuo pcr.
fallen. Der Sdlreibcr fi9t liniu sd bds
be sur Sclbif0ertbeiei9nug eiu SHarriIrumaun
pereen mnlien. Scld) cine 9lufreglm0 ilt
mir nrd nie rcr9efcmmen. Sdb fllrcbtc, San
Vuren lit oiFSmal ufrluren,"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01

SOB se5 Or. Scni. larriicu.-Ncr Gns
cjuuatt &cpubLtcan BON ltetcr 9Scd,c ia0t,
oaB u. Benjamin SHarrilou, Scbn cc6 Gie.
ucrdl vs.. -, S9arriicn, iebr pI6eIid, III Der
Bohuarg lciEc6 &ater6 itarb. Gicir 9dd,,
ritt r,ls iebg idlmcr5boft auf Seu gcurral
pjrtcM iHoem Der Crtter i'll gutter Gjci>m6s
belt mar, ais Ger Gcneral iemc l.eimatb fur
SCrt Q(Ei15 rtrIte6.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01

Gin Na0clifurm, uugcfitr eiur 0ielc IN
ecr Sreuc, paeirte eurdl Fineu 3hcil eolt
Rieberspropiocnce uub QSrrceiter 5muldip,
0tcntgpmerD @nuntp, am lsteu Suup, Hno
ridltete beoeuteuoen &dlacen on. Ginioe
Scdulrr uno Sdbeuerl parten abgeeeff.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01

t;nipu SduutD. - 0ie Nreunbe ocn
Narrilru uuD 9icform habcn in oiclem @auus
tD bas fclacnce Gictet fcrmtrt :-@pn9rcb,
Samc6 WujG, @fq. 9lIemtIy, Ser Wioole5s
warth, Gu. SherIff, Siaac @nte!ins.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01

Sin S,crr III 9Beifeu nad,t tefdnnt, RAE
er bic @ntbcdnu9 9cmadbt babe, um bic euft
Haf 9HtlIfnbr gu bnrhfahren. gr iit geipie
cducr, eae er elnen Srieflad III einer Stlns
CT 400 Msileu weit transpcrtircn fann.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

and III the language Of a brilliao, G,
man "hoistthe Union Jack and hs. S.aa
sails for action agains. the ofIica hs,1a
Resolved, Tha, this mee,ino l .as
mend to their brethren ,hroucboas. 0a !,
Territory the holding Of Conyaa, s'
Bloomington, on the FIFTH Wedns o1
of July next for the purpose Of my
upon the support of a suitable persas NY !
representthis Territory in Congrass 0a
that each county OF representatiya ~: y
send four times the number Of ,Iala sNe
to the convention that it is now en,;a
to representatives in the LegisIa,;ys' 's
sembly. and as many more as copvs.;. y
The following resolutions were oFs 'a
by Mr. Newell, and adopted l's
Resolved That the Wings Of Io.;.
county are requested to meet at W,,a l,A
on the third Saturday in July ney ps' Z,
the purpose of appointing Deleos,s.' y
attend the Convention at Bloom;n. ~
and also for the purpose of selectjno I,
able persons TO represen, this eo,,,.
the next Legislative Assembly Of Inn.
Resolved, That this meeting anno
committee Of correspondence co mr.
of five members to act in coneert III
political friends throuphout tho Os'
Whereupon, the following osa aa.'
were appointed said committee n.ass,''
El7cnrd n ETbo,nno ti'Si.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18
POLITICAL CHANGES. 4
LEBANON, Va, May II, Is4O

TO the Editor Of The s. ". Ergiiaiiaa
Sir, The Richmond Enquirer seen
determined, by hattery and force. TO can
the county Of Russell for Van Burs
We, the undersigned, see our names !
the Van Buren, Committee of yiglsnc
published in the Enquirer of the 3ls. !
March. We wish, through the meligp
of your paper, to dlsclaim all conns,lsr
with the party and TO inform Mr. lfsia
and all others concerned. that we ana
cidedly in favor OF. Gen. VIM. Harhu,
for President.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

AM IlEsN tNtIANDERE RAtLED.
The New-York Evening Post, Gok|
and nearly all the vehicles Of Loco Fool
calnmny, have repeatedly assailed Ga|
Harrison because, when Governor Of del
Indiana Territory, he signed law passe
by the Legislature of that Territory ma
king Property Qualification. esseaualO
the Right of Suffrage. Now, it woad
be fair answer to this story that Gen
Harrison is not an admirer Of The yee
Power, believing that it sould be vE
sparlngly exercised, and that his VetclI:
this bill would not have made the case l
whit better. No person not possessed Of
property had exercised theRighi Of SUI
frage in that Territory, and the deiea'
of this bill would not have extended hs
privilege. He could have vetoed lhistHt
but he could NOT have passed one ezlea'
ding the Right OF Suffrage.
but the simple, undeniable faesa&
case is this-Neithfr Gen. Ha7rimaf
the Legislature had any power orHt A'
sutject. TlE ORDNANCE OF CoSoaEaII
creating the Territory of Indiana, erprts
ly prescribed that the possession 81
Freehold should Sc esSeatialto The ere
case Of The Right Of Suffrage, Just
was then required by the Constitutions
Virginia, Massachusetts, South Carolln'
and almost every State of The Onion, boz
Democratic and Federal-us, as is usfI
required by several of them, ihos.ll
many have since become more llbra
If General Harrison and the Iegislahs
had undertaken to set at defiance the PLAN
peremp,ory requirements Of the actnndel
which alone they had any legal authority
or existence, their action would paw
been simply void and of no effect, @
they would have been gully of perm
and defiance of the laws Of the Union.
Such is the simple, conclusive rsIs
ton Of the vile Islander which aceas'
Ger. Harrison of hostility to The Klg'a
Of Poor Men. And yet the Loco.foce. !
will go on repeating and harpIng on ], |
as though no refutation had appea'su
Will not the People mark them!
PRospEcTs IN TENNEssEE.-The rev
luton in Middle Tennessee in iasol n
Harrison, if the intelligence be true, y
we have no reason to doubt il, IS uDe
pected and even astounding. One OK
citizens, just returned from Maury o. i.
ty. says the changes there are aclh's y
astonishing, and that It's generally J,
ceded that Mr. Van Bnren Will no' :, !,
over 800 majority, although i e sI,ll,
Van Buren, majority las. summef 9 Yin. yl
The gentleman offers to back n's I'm I'm
ion by betting suit Of clothes. -, ~ 4
county also, which gave 33f ma]01'ss MI
the Van Buren, ticket last summer. s.
said will now certainly give HafI'r =
majority. In the edge of Maury o' ,,sr
renee, the gentleman found forty ls ia
ers at work on the road, among rs e.,
there were but four Van Buren, u 81.
He tells us that no one can bellese' q
does not travel and see il, that a,ls' :.
such an agonizing revolution in Lem s,as
see. But it is euery achers; the 81 $ 4
the whole Confederacy is trouoleu :. !,
shaken with it; it is mighty anu !, ~ !,
whelming and The like Of when 4. !,
never been witnessed, not even IN " !
election oil Gen. jackson. -
Memphis Enqufa
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

SIS
L.
Iowa CrrY.-I. viii be seen. by read
mo copy of the proceedings, that the
corner stone Oh me 'laplsoi wiz pc lalu
on the 4'h OF Jul Y. ouf clslzehs VIII III
dououess nave an interesting .l1le az 'has
piace..:ssIfhe ionrth was vas ceielpfatea u
that5cily last year before re-. q single mouse
was erected we pelleve n'h now ABOUT
one year from mai llLlies shffe are ma
a.. 4,,nndat;on of &, ani,o, alre,dv laid
MI siv bnn,lred ac,nal residents S Reat
s,.b en,ar,r;se e vi, -,
- =
we ieath l'ia' 'S'e uale.'e p 70 appea'
IN . ~" u'oss a,'u VI ~ en'"' - si'e''
-. hona haon s;nn = on,arne for
no lac, two vs,rs Tberes seems now 10
,,,.o no.ass; !, ,h.n oror - > ,;,l
~ 1.ua,.. ,.;,a e a,,oa,s y ooo,a;,
:, i. ~. ~, la ,,,au, a. M,
"
:, = III.
D.,
=, :,
: = 80. =, TT
= M, ~: n -.
:: IL =
J. 20,
II IS thousht that the snip OF STATE must
be near sinking when they are ooilged 10
'hfow overheard such,a Dig gun as ooi'
Il. M. Johnson. Inc locos nave given
up the idea OF electlng their vice ffesl-
dent by the people.
1 here Will be tremendous HARRISON
gathering at Rochepoit, MissouFi' On
the 10Th. The Meetings, celebrating
the anniversary of the battle Of Fort
Meigs, were held in all parts of the coun-
Try. The ball is rolling.
Gwen .rn.-.,7,c ,r6o tuo Ferrv
pa. H.. a. ,,;.s; ;, lie
tb,t &C o4fo 4a {,l- t,,,
nothing, which is frequently the case, the
other gives the same passengers bit if
they consent to 90 in his boat.
W. .a1,os,al 4, Tho F1;,or &c tho
Gazette, to give information to our loco
foco friends, that a mistake occurred in
that paper last week in regard to the time
at which It's Territorial Convention is to
be held at Bloomington. Instead of the
ID it should read the 9th Of July.
~ CT - Ill r:1o
hloms =. orc eor.oa mon ,,s h, tho Gao
Focos in derision Ct the poverty of Gen.
Harrison. and now thew COMPLAIN Of our
raliylng around these embems. Many OF
the same federalists complained when the
jackson boys rallied around The hickory
Pole-but their crocodile tears DID not
avail.
The Loco Focos have much to say
about Gen. uarrisop's Committee. The
same objections were broucht AGAINST Gen.
bv his enem;es. when, . similar
Committee answered his letters.
"A. ]. DAVIS, ESQ. WAC was so m
attacked by Darnes at St Louis,
died of his wounds ON The 1o,h inst
An ,ttemn, lac heen n,oa, - ;,,o,,.;e..
;, 49, 80 49, 49, "o'''is
'''e !" my parry WIN ''ie hoffio 'ransac-
ton. Such an attempt is most nefarious.
Both Davis and barnes were Admins.
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

- = OAOANA
forbid lit Patriotism, Let no friend Of
Harrison, then, commit himself in favor
Of any Of the opposition Or loco foco can.
didates. This, in many instances, will
be their only hope of success. If they
cannot secure some Harrison votes, we
believe they will be defeated. They even
think 50 themselves. From all parts Of
the Territory, we learn that the friends Of
Harrison are ripe for the question, and if
they will lay aside all prejudice, go for
the cause without regard TO men, they
will, they must be triumphant.
BURLINGTON HOUSE. This fashiona-
bic and popular hotel has recently under
gone a thorough repair, several new
rooms have been added and it's elegantly
and coinmodiously furnished in every
department. 1t is under the management
of Mr. MILLER, formerly of Wheeling,
Va. His genllemanly department and
suavity OF manners will sdoublless win for
him here, as they did there, the praise of
all who may favor him with their Gus
tom. The Burlington House is delight
fully situated in the upper part of the
city, on a commanding eminence. We
commend it to the way-farer, and we
commend it TO all who may wish 10 have
comfortable quarters in public house.
DEscRIpTIoN OF IowA.-We are in
deb,ed to JESSE WILLIAMS, Esq, for a
copy of A description of the United
States Lands in Iowa: being a minute
description of every section, quality of
soil, groves of timber, prairies, lodges of
rock. coal banks, iron and lead ores, wa
ter-falls, mill seats. etc., etc., etc. With
an Appendix. By Jesse Williams y
The whole. is accompanied by superb
typographical sectional Map. The work
is just from the press of Ell. Cotton. of
New York, and has been got up in his
best style of Typography. The informa-
ton this work gives to every traveller
vending his way to this Territory. and
to all who may wish to know the exact
position and quality Of every quarter sec
ton, rs invaluable. The author was for
merly engaged as Clerk in the Surveyor
Generals Office, and as each surveyor
was required 10 give particular descrip-
ton of the features and resources of each
quarter section, Mr. W. had within his
reach facilities for compiling a faithful
description, which are generally denied
to the authors of works of this charac
ter. The Appendix also contains much
interesting information. It is truly. a
valuable work, and as its author Justly
remarked to us, needs no putting. 1t
needs only to be examined, to be appre-
ciated. The work may be procured at
the Territorial Library. Price, with the
map; $3.50. With the map mounted
on rollers and handsomely vanished,
$500.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

PRosPEcTs OF HARR1soN.-Every ex-
change paper we open gives evidence Of
the growing popularity of the old Gene
raj. Even our loco loco exchanges do
this, if they did but know it. TO be
sure, it isina peculiar way. But we
can cypher it out to mean that they very
much fear, if they do not really believe,
!" Granny Harrison will be elected.
We have not had doubt since his nomi-
nation, that he would be our next Presi-
dent.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

The Wisconsin Enquirer informs us
that no apprehensions need exis, in regard
to the Wihnebago Indians. When we
heard that Gov. Dodge had gone among
them we thought all would come out
straight.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

A. Kendall, Esq. late P. M. General,
has commenced editing the Extra Globe,
for the purpose Of keeping himself and
family from starving. If his late salary Of
$4,000 per year, with the dead letter per-
quisites, and the immense income of his
splendid farms and tolls, in Illinois,
would not do that, we can't see how
even the subscriptions Of all the office
holders, which he demands, can do it,
unless he is sure his exertions in this
way are to re-elect Van Buren,, and then,
of course ---------.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

The postponed Convention is to
meet here on next Saturday. We cannot
learn by whose authority this postpone.
ment was made. We have spoken to
some of those who signed the call to meet
on the 9Th, and they say they were not
consulted or requested to acquiesce in
the postponement. Doubtless. The lead
ers know. Our loco friends mustbe care
full lor they may do as they did in Louisa
and other counties. appoint real Harrison
menias delegates to their great Territorial
Convention.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

We hear that the citizens Of this city
intend to celebrate the fourth in an APP
propriate manner. A Barbecue will be
forthcoming.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

FOURTH OF JuLY.-It will be seen by
reference to another column that there is
to be grand Harrison celebration on
the 18th a, Gaena. We hope many will
attend from this Territory, as all are in
vited.
There is also TO be similar celebra-
ton as Macomb. I'll.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

There will be tremendous Harrison
gathering at Rocheport, Missouri, On
the 10th. The Meetings, celebrating
the anniversary of the battle Of Fort
Meigs, were held in all parts of the coun-
Try. The ball is rolling.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

A. ]. DAVIS, Esq. who was so in
humanity attacked by Darnes at St Louis,
died of his wounds on the 10th inst.
An attempt las been made to identify
the Wing party with the horrid transac-
ton. Such an attempt is most nefrrious.
Both Davis and barnes were Admins
tration men, and it was altogether po-
litical family quarrel. None regret it
in ST Louis more than the wings.