davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26
NEW YORK FRAUDS.

The Globe and ITS echoes are filled with la
bored articles, charging some of the most res
pectab.e men in New York with introducing
fraudulent woes into the city of New York.
The papers which came yesterday contain the
most conclusive REPUTATION of the Charge, even
by the witness by whom it was expected toprove
it, and the recoil duplicates some of the leading
friends OF Van Buren,, who have been proceeded
against for conspiracy. We will lay full
statement before our readers tomorrow.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26
ALABAMA.

MoBILE.-At the lowest estimate, there are
between 2 and 500 houses Building IN Mobile;
and some of them, too, Of the most magnificent
kind. Cullum's hotel is going up almost by ma
eie;tbe bank is near'y finished; a new theatre is
under way; on Daupnia street thers is almost a
Continuous range Of linals.s rising for three
squares; and in all partsof the city the hammer
of the busy workman is heard choarins the ear
Of the Responding, ana, giving indications of
.retarn to a solid and stable prosperity
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26
hiAisieIiGO.

On Thursday evening, I'D instant, By the Rev. sfs
HamaeL JOSEPH MITCHELL. To Mig ELIZABETH
HELNER, only daughter OF Samuel Hetcr, both Sci
this city.
nj New Yoss, on the 22d instant, by the Rev. Gas
A. Davis DR.. JESSE WARFIEIaPs 0f New Windsor
Carroll county, Md, to ANNA MARIA, daughter OF
the Rev. pT. Thomas p, Bond, formerly OF Baltimore.
On the 10th eptcinber last 81 the residence OF DR..
Richard Grafton Belt, near kemont, FayeIte count, =,
Tennessee, by the Rev. Thomas West, CHARLES
POTTS, Chief Engineer of The Lagrange and NJ. nphs
Railraad, formerly OF Philadelphia, TO JANE s. RORD-
Lev formerly of Baltimore,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

The New York Times states that the Insu-
rance Offices in that city ara, in consequence Of
the war news from Europe, unwilling to take
long risks.
Two hunlrOl English Monsons arrived in
New York day or two ago, grom Liverpool.
Two thousand more are expected in the spring.
Most of them are said to be members Of the total
abstinence society.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

4 letter from London to the New York
fines says:-sGeneral Hamilton has returned
from Holland, where he has signed very
satisfactory treaty. IfLord Pal,nerston il not
utterly absorbed in the question of the East,
this will attract his attention, as the effect will
be TO introduce German goods by means OF
Dutch shipping, into Fexas and Mexico and
our jealousy of German manufacturers, you are
we'll aware OFF,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

The Nashville Blnasr estimates the majority
for General Harrison in East Tennessee, at not
less than 6ve Thousand; in Middle renn ssee 1t
not less than FIVE hundred; sin tina Western Dis
trict at not less than tsEenty fIe hundred.
Great changes are taking pl ace Throughout the
State, and all concursiD the admission that they
are IN favor of Hdrasen-none ars gainst him,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26
DIED,

On the 9th inst, WARREN s., only son of Chris
tian Abel, in the 18th year of his age.
On the ODD is,taIu, Mrs MARY RONSAVILLE,
consort of y. Ronsavile in the d year of her age.
Oh the 18th iIstau: Mr.. THOMAS FRANKLIN, in
the 45th year Of his age.
In Fairfield Comfy. Ohio, the 9th uli, GIDEON
NJ. STEVENSON, formerly of baltimore, in the S2d
year OF his age
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

{g5-ltlGllr or THE WIG LlNE.-Whiss Of Tho
TENTiK WARD, you have reduced the adyegsarvs
majority THIRTY CONE votes; assemble in fArcc az
Mrs. TempsH y's, of ward aud Mulberry sss
on MONDAY EVENING, 25th inst, att o'clock pro-
cisely, 70 vaR preparations Tor the final charge in The
great ccaie-t on tht People AGAINST THE SprtGRRs
DC 22Ta-. BY order ELLIO'. ODD. POOR, Sec.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

The Presidential Election IN Maryland will
be held on the first Monday, being the SEC
oND DAY Of November, and not on the ninth.
The election in North Carolina ON the TWELFTH,
and NOS on the 11ineteenth Of November.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

me-. AEsrIMORE COINrY.-rhe voters OF the ist,
Ind snd 3r,Di tnctS tiatmoe comfy qtl% tod
I attend Il lseeiing u he held on WEDNESDAY EV-
EN- NC the 18th insnnt, J. d KlnnkS Tavern, five
miles on The R.ster, town Road al o'clock. 1s-Ah
friends OF R@form, particularly invited sst end, as
there will te several addresses delivered.
By order }. STANSBURY,
o~h Rec. 5, ely
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26
CANADA.

DIsPUrED. RERRIToRY. The Woodstock IN.
ID Times says that ut the Supreme Cnurt, held
III that tsSn, there were some prosecutions
against uae crown Rar illegal seizure Of timber,
ny its officers, ON ssspposiion Of having been cut
on the disputed territory.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26
WING ELECTORAL TICKET

Sg.'''I tie ooA 'ot. "viinitIon OF 4Iunarchy,'
says Ci5boH, ''s5a rs to be that of a State in
which single p-fs ~, by whatsoever name he
may he distinguished, is entrusted with the erccu-
zion Of TIE Ia,eS, The nlara5en,e tof'the regenus
and the command Of the army"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

5ay-THR STANDING COMMITTEES OF rHH
CLUBS Of the city will mect'at North
Bend, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, the aeslt met, a
) O'Clock. THOMAS CARROLL, SecS.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

nI9-FliSiIy WARD TiPPECANOE CLUB The
members sfthe Cub all others favorable the
lection Of HTEriSoh aud Tyler, requested n
Digg's uotei, aiatket ST. +. P. on MONDAY EVENING,
the 18th Instant, a; 7 o'clock. by order,
ocA a. B. CHAMBERLAIN, gee'y
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26
WHO'S 10 YOUR FO-Is!

WHlGSY ~ YOUR FOeIS!
Gf3- FOURTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB-
There VIII be gengEal meeting OF the Wings OF the
Fourth V6ir, the house of Mr.. Daniel StPeveV,
ner of H5cn and Poirer streets, On MONDAYEEVEE-
ING the s3ih nst at 81 O'Clock. Punciua attendance
is requested, As business of Importance the good
Cause WIZ be- submitted. by order,
oe24 JOSEPH c. BOYD. Rec. Sec,v
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

GE-BiL rIMORE COUNfY-AErE.I riUNt-
FRIENDS OF HARRIS ON.-fie friends o. Harrison
in baltimore county requested - at1end public
meetings 70 be held at IL o'cnck he GIy4 and at
the places mentioned below, when addresses will he de-
/ verrd,hy distinguished friends
On MONDAY, 2j.h of October, at Cockts 5 TaveER,
miles OH the York TumpkE.
On TUESDAY, 21th, at ReiStersie'vn.
On VFdlNES DAY, the 2Sih al Franz F9iite, ON the
Franklin Turnpike
IN THURSDAY, thu 2st at SHIPPERS G1RiIcs tho
Falls Turnpike.
OnFRIDAY. 2gtlI, az Nliddetown..
On SATURDAY, 3ls, ut Parkt0n Depot - miles
the Susquehanua liail road.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

,-iIlnlI,OS ~ >VENrIOH---1he Harrison
Convention will meet II: the Convention ChaHSber,
.sNorlh Bemd,'' Oh MONDAY EVENING FssXr, Ash
inst. at O'Clock. BY rider,
LEVI FhEINESTOCK,-
ROBT. II. COLEMAN,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

q q "a lGtA h 81 - Is e4AS-s - t4>L.A.NAR
&2sSTORE. l. II Baltimore st. Baltimore, where
no had reasonable terms, wholesale ami ail eoarae
aad fine rWINEiS; Patent Lamp and Csadle WICK;
SPINNING w HEELS; iackinr, bed and sash CORDS:
Willow ; + G5i; Carriages and Cradles; BEL LOWS;
BRUSHES; Marbles; Ciiu ms; aud every ather ariicie
Belonging To this line. 10Th mn 23Sa
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

HSODKFoRTs-Ct MFoRTABLE COMFORTS
~ just finished large supply of Comfortahies an
excellent article for tie approaching winter ucrson
ensconced bentafh one OF those truly comfortable arti
Hes can bid defiance to the rudes attacks of his fosy
majesty.
Apply at the N. w, 3 8. w. corner of Lombard &
Light streets. -
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

The Judges, the Clergy. The Members of the Bar IN,
Medical Profession aad fellow citizen. generally
are respectfully invited to attend.
oca6 WILLIAM e. A. AKIN, Dean.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

ns-PRESENTATlO&.-l'he wing Lad'rs a, ths
Twelfth Ward intend 10 present splendid and apsp-
pirate Banner TO the Wings Of that Ward, on TURF
DAY EVENING the 2ItIrn,t. NJ O'Clock, al tho "a
sldence OF Gen. Joshua AIedlart. in Lexington street.
near owe Addfessrs Will be delivered By several sJ
quHHt gentlemen. The Harrison Of the city ge-
npTalIy ar, respectfully invited 10 Attend oc26
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26
Oct. IL 1870.

Nh S1O AcN WA - hi->u"h Al Ba kets, Pa,ntaA
w BUCKETS; Fnbs, Bread, Ghopping, Cake and
Wash BOARDS. Towel Rollers, Eiigar Foxes. Barrci
Cov'rs, Bowls, Muddlrrs, Lemon stlUEEZERs, Bat
Ter PRINTS, Wcavers REEDS, and SHUTTLES,
SfIGlIi z, of all sizes. For sale al.
DiIKEHART'S GeaGEal Variety Store,
10tA mn % lDl Baltimore n.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26
BALTIMORE COUNTY RALLY WHlGa--
RALLY.

gThe friends Of Harrison and eftIn, and all ihOze
OPpnset tn the destructive of the present AID
nnissraon will meet at Samuel Morris. Cross Keys
TavenI, tour miles the Falls Turnpike road, On
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. the 99ali, at 5 O'Clock.
Byondr, WM. II. SMITH, FrssI
f.os,K
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

A DIsIsgoC1AIot<'s k4,lIGt.-I iie ere
IA. dIors Of J0hn u. Robinson, deceasea are hereby
usrd tn bong their claims the subscriber kor
payment Ivy the LIST day of JanHarv dxt; and all per-
Sons indetbdto the estate mofnds settle their
respect We elRs before tlat day, srMlaasy measures
will be rcsorted to 10 colrct them.
HENRY l.. MoNtAIAft4, Admir-.
Oct. " tSf0. nC2O1yx
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

FEyHE Introductory Lectures to the regular Winter
Z Course by tn Facuity of Physic, III commence
on TUESDAY, NoveInb r Sd, and will be delivered du-
ring the first week liz November, alto O'Clock, L. NJ. Of
each day, in the following order
. ,afcz nn,.o
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

GI7- ELEVENTH WARD TlPrEGANOr. CLUB
will meet Bells, Lexington INnfket, between PacsV
and Litw steet, north side .oy THIS EVENING, the
18Th IT, at 81 p'cpcR The members of the Club
qIested attend in full TO- ce and the Harrison voters
of the ward also requestedr, attend business Of
interest 10 the whole wari will " srihmad by orieE.
oc25 EDWARD NEED. Els, sioc'y
{hz-TWELFrH WARD.--Iqis First Bdtnore Tip
perTsuup Club will meet at the Weston Hopl, West
baltimore street, THIS EVENf2fS Oct 26th NJ o.
clock. WM. r. STEWART, Presi ;ent-
/ IstN X PIPER Rec Sec. oc Is
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26
nI1rrIrc nrn tsrrN1i

eTz-N MASS MEETING OF. THE FRIENDS or
n SINISOr AND REFORM wa take pinee in ffout
of the Pair07 nfcc, corner Of FHtimorr and NcfHI
streets, on THIS EVENING, att o'clock Nhigs ut.
tenu, give ard Rec, i've tn congratulations G victory
and encourage ch for the approaching contest
the I'll eff November.
Robert NJ Martin, E,q. and other gentlemen viii a.
dress the y,ertiuq Oc@
Gy-FItPH WARD. ATTENTION TaE wgOLEi--
The 766 gOpd Whfs voters OF the Fifth Ward
qucsed assemble in full force Head tEar etS Exc
ter sire T. near Baltimore street, on THIS Ee ENiNGy
at 81 O'Clock precisely, march washington Hail.
where splendid aiIrr will liz pr scented The Wings
by the Indies Of the ward. Pan of The Hall hns hesH
reserved for the accommodation q the ladies After
tie presentation, the Wings will form in procession and
march tarOughhe m streets OF Tie old Filth ward.
We invite all good friends OF tue 10 b. prcsenI-
VINO will not come when ladies bid you come: by o.
dor of me Committee of NrapgemPuts u
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

ESRESH INSPECTE1s FEzsRRINGS-7ps
y bbls. Susquehanna Iharnng7, of ve'y superior
qpaiity, inspecting Trail street. wharf, for sale
tesy from the wharf SEbT.NAH 6 CROOK,
OIL dit Corner gf South and Pratt streets.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01
THE M.GooN CASE.

In bringing this case before the public
we considered ourself in the strict line Of
of our duty. We found a candidate for the
highes. gift, accused of having entered
into conspiracy with his brother-in-law
to shield the character of Sheldon, par
ticular friend Of them both and of their
connections. He was accused of having
sent on toWashington certificate stating
that his name as it appeared on certain
paper in the archives of the nation, was
a forgery; while his sccuser, M'Goon,
declared it to be his bona fide signature,
and furnished certificates from honorable
gentlemen TO prove this. I'll e whole case
was laid before the public in the article
we first copied fromthe Wisconsin paper.
Nothing could be fairer than the course
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01

The editor Of the Gazette seems to have
been at some pains to hunt up testimony to
prove all sorts of things about General Harri.
son. Vain occupation. If his readers can
wade through the stale and Wholesale abuse
as it appears in column after column of his
last paper they have more patience than we
have. We look forward to the time when the
proprietors of that concern will be at their
wits end and would give all they possessed to
recall what the present editor has said against
Gen. Harrison. We have little doubt of Gen.
Harrison's becoming the most popular Presi.
dent the American people have ever had since
Washington. His speech at Dayton ought to
put to shame the youthful scrioblers who are
employed by the office holders, in robbing him
Of his fair fame-famo which was honestly
acquired, while they were " muling and pu-
ling in their mothers arms" Let this speech
be read in the work shop, at the corners OF the
streets, and wherever half dozen can be
gathered to hear it.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01

men holding public stations should inter
iere in popular elections. for they are an
aoubfedty interested, and Of course in.
ferested Judges; and for this reason
gave early notice to such officers as were
under my control that an interference
with popular elections farther than their
votes would be sufficient cause for reno
val from Office
is not our opposition justifable? Yea, vcri-
~. We may be mathematical by these very
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES may be scoffed at-our name
may be cast out as evil, and all possible oppro.
brum may be heaped upon us,wc may be bespat-
tered from head to foot by the filth of thci, &C.
credited organ;-aye, all this and MOI hath be-
fallen us. The cause Of virtue, of patriotism, Of
the people, must expect such missiles now "a
days. But day Of reckoning is at hand All
we ask is the support, the countenance Of the
people. and we can bear it all
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01
oEEICE HOLDERS

Our opposition to this class Of individuals
does not originate in any hostility to them be.
cause they are office holders. Far from it.
We have seen men in office whose whole con.
duct was kept so completely within the bounds
of their legitimate duties that they absolutely
commanded the respect of all around them So
we would have it now. Alas, it is not so.-
Since place has become the price Of attachment
to peculiar set Of opinions, and retention OF
place, tho tribute Of subserviency man must
pay in behalf of the 'powers that be-" since
these are the conditions on which office is to be
obtained and kept, a wofuI change has como
over all departments of the Government. From
the President down to the veriest licksptte
that panders to his grosser appetites Of party
cravings, may this derclction be seen.
How is it in our midst? Do those officers
sent here by the President for given purposes
confinc their labors to appropriate spheres OF
action, for which they were profcsscdly sentl
We might give offence by answering this ques
ton. We will therefore let the people answer
it themselves. But we must be permitted to
point them to a few facts. Look at the dictate.
rial spirit manifested by some of them in rcla.
ton to the present candidate for Delegate. One
Of their own number is selected to fill this office
Oh, modesty, thou art 4 jewell Does he re-
sign on heing announced candidate2 Oh, no.
He would be deprived OF his salary of nine dol
lars day were he to do that. Look too, at an
other office holder, Judge Of the U. S. Dis
trict Court, electoneering in certain county
fer a candidate for the Council, because it i:
supposed the Judge has more influence thar
| the candidate. Is all this right? We ask the
! people, is it right? And these Office holders
profess to be Jeffersonian Democrats! Heal
what Mr. JEFFERSON himself said about office
holders interfering on such occasions
at is deemed improper for officers te
control or influence the free exercise O
the elective right. The right of any Off
Ger to give his vote at elections as quail
fled citizen'is not meant to be restrained
nor, however given shall it have any
effect to his prejudice; but it is expec
ted that he ,oill not attempt to in1auenc.
the vofes Of Others, nor take any par
in the business Of electioneering, ha
being deemed inconsistent aoith the spiri
of the Constellation and his duties to it,
Here also is another extract from The
same author.
81 have always thought it wrong tina
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01


We copy the whole Of the following from,
the Gazette without word Of comment, save
this single remark: When the editor Of that
concern finds it desirable to forestal public
opinion to the detriment of honest men, and
cannot injure them by direct charges, he has
a peculiar knack Of throwing out insinuations
TO effect his object.
.tWho calls them Asscs?-Thc following par
agraph appeared in our last paper:
.sMR. CnAPMAN.-Wc are informed by the
Hawkeye that Mr. Chapman can throw some
light on tho perjury case i1sinuated agains,
Mr. Dodge. We shall await his exposure with
some interest. If any man in this community
can hunt up or hatch up any thing against hi.
neighbors, Chapman is very likely to be the
man. We could advise him Of postscrip
that would add singular interest to his state
ments. 1t might read in this wise, us well a.
any other: si
"P. Seen. Dodge's father spit in my face
some years ago, and take this occasion ant
this mode to resent the same.
| "Well, reader, what do you think has beer
the result? Why, Mr. Chapman and Mister
| 'Hawkeye' have put their heads together, ant
have come to the conclusion that Mr. Chap
man--neyer wrote any such postscript. Who
said they did? We ask again, who calls then
Iasses7" 1871
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01

That the organ Of the Office Holders in this
place docs not deny that its candidate for Del
egute receives upwards of
DC NINE DOLLARS A DAY
All the time he has been clcctioncering. That
he holds fat office under government, but not
satisfied With this, he is traversing the whole
Territory in order to obtain ANOTHER OFFICE
nearly as lucrative and more influential Are
the People disposed to encourage such mo-
nopoly?
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01
DIED at his residence. a few miIps fra.,, Co.,.

DIED at his residences few miles from. town,
on Monday night last, Mr. DENTON JOHN,
SON, aged about 90 This is the third mem.
Der Of this family who has been removed by the
nnsparing hand OF death. Their lovely sister,
Louiza. and two of the brottp-s, Beniafnn and
Denton, now lie side by side, in our city burial
ground All young, interesting and useful
members Of society. Another brother, Wash
ington, is still afflicted with disease Thy ways,
y Lord, are indeed inscrutabie- Mny all, in
youth, prepare to meet their. God.
- In Mount Pleasant, on The 10th nit.
HAMILTON j., son OF Hamilton Robb, formeilv
OF TINS place, in his 9th year. This il the sixth
child these parents have followed to the pra ys.:
five in Ohio, and one here. VIC rninyle ar.
sympathies with those of these afflicted g
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01
81 PATRIOTISM IN ACTION.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE
t= IN COIJNCJJ

Our last exchanges bring US accounts from
the unprecedented gatherings at DAYTON,
Ohio, and OLD BuHKER HILL, Massachusetts,,
on the 10th September, the Anniversary of
the Victory on Lake Erie. We have not vet
heard from the crowd at Erie, Pa, on the
same anniversary. 1t is impossible for us to
give hardly sketch OF the first named gath
erings.. BY measurement Of the ground, by
three competent engineers, it was estimated
that ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE
attended the celebration at Dayton Gov.
Bigger OF Indiana was one of the Vice Prcs-
dents. Almost every housctop was decorated
with our American flag. The ladies' of Day
ton supplied Ga Of these, which were made
by their own hands. The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed. The marshals attempted to form
a professions, but they found it impossible
The people took the business into their own
hands, and when General HARRIsoN himself
came on the ground, the procession had but
one end, and that was'' the 5egin,,ffg.n The
editor Of the Cincinnati Gazette giyes an in.
teresting and graphic description of this
mighty avalanche of the people. In sub
sequent paper, after paying very handsome
compliment to the patriotism of the ladies he
has the following 80
INCIDENTS OF THE CONVENTION.
We thought, when we closed our first no.
tlce OF the Convention, that We would to-day
give brief accounts zof some particular Incl
dentssattending it, which interested and ex-
cited our admiration at tho time. Butwc took
no notes and our recollection is too much
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01
FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS, RUN, BOYS

VERMONT, the home of Stark, who said on the
approach Of the enemy, to his Green Mountain
Boys, ''You see the British Now boys, they
must be whipped, or Molly Stark must be q
ty Of more than 10000 for the Wings, showing
gain Of about S000 Last year she was mis-
represented in Congress by two Loco Focos.--
Both have been defeated, and she now send.
full delegation of Wings to Congress. Chap
man ,vhy don't you crow?
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01

Had VIC voice to reach every Cabin in this
delightful Territory we would call upon their
inmates to vote for Mr. Rich Not because he
is better than many other men that could have
been selected, but because he represents, even
now while he is u candidate, the cause Of the
People. His opponent, Mr. Dodge, processes to
support the cause of Mr. Van Buren,. Mr. Van
Buren's cause is the cause Of the office holders.
Mr. Dodge is an Office holder, and of course, he
supports his own cause, while he is 4 candidate
before the people. Look ye to it, voters, and
remember as ye deposit your votes, that in sup
porting Mr. Dodge you are unfolding an admin
istration that the people are condcmning every
where else--an administration that is as COM
plctely doomed, as was Bonaparte's the day be.
fore his Waterloo defeat.