The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-16

4 S 80 DoINes IN N.w YoRK.-
u The following from commu
4 III HI the National ntelligencer 9
q IN I'll. We should think all thos'
4 81. morally and good order u iii
Siislion party and we believ,
u many sucl,-w would separat,
M entirely from such characters
aio Onger be identified with sucll
81 lie recorded below. New Fork
Idls of loco focoisn land here
sn the practical carrying out d
their disorganizing princi-
IT. leller is dated
BsZI} NEw Y oRs, March %.
SSirht an immense meeting was
! Masonic Hall, called to sustain
1s mi acl, that has now become d
II IAN early hour, under an in-
vycall that appeared ii the New
& morning, great many Loco
possession of the hall, and
8S5e why's attempted to- organise
I and howled with so much
1h,t order was impossible. The.
Iysafeupo i sign, no distin-
N emseIves from the Locfocos, took
s;fslisss, when the Locofocos were
ii having their hats on, who be-
marked, were hustled out by a.
Wings, who crowded them
q |ll,s, after which the meeting was
The Locofocos, however,
went 10 their headquarters
III ward. and drumming up the
SS5efate Of The i party there. with
slielalahs, they attempted again
lS Masonic Hall, but the Wings
snlle benches of heybhall, and
knselvcs with the bannisters,
ESlke I1ocofocos attempted tomount
]I1 they beat them back. After
pcos formed in front Of the hall,
ii 6entry way, and now and then
fs gyy club5ed il Wing rs he went
[ meeting, Of course, was ended by
stack; but after the adjournment
|lI6ros dove into the hall. where
fhilby or sixty Wings were left talk
.eref the business Of the meeting,
4 shey beat numerically, and tram
|Isdaer foot. The watch, by this
IIhlsl rallied, and apprehended some
III these gentry who applying last
Assistant Alderman O'NEAL,
liberated by his order, without
Hing their. recognizances to appear,
|Gtmames.
ISL III VIRGINIA. William M. Pey-
many years a representative in
g5iSinia Legislature, and at the las,
idf one Of the most efficient sup
5sgof Dir Van Buren,, has come on,
IN of Gen. Harrison, aud is an
"a asa csndidate for the House Of
IfSlaes for Roanoke county.
| PAYNE, for more than 90 years
'6yale. in the Virginia Legislature, foi
stasty Of Fluyana and one of the
IRIS of the Democratic party ii
|ie, las come out in a very abb
in favor Of General Harrison
county of Flavana gave Mr. Val
! . majority Of $50 votes in 1886
lil now give two to one in favor Q
Harrison.
gEontaine, CONSERVATIVES, Senate
ehe Hanover district, has also pub
MA powerful address III favor 0
aHarrison
AErevolution in Virginia against Nh
EBafen extends through every coun
1.-The State, and is sweeping Loco
sisn from the Commonwealth Oh
Wlig Electoral ticket there are nine
smen who supported Van Buren, il
s, and we notice that DIR. Stuar
2fIa, Of Manchester, the Van Burer
serin SO 5, is now among one of the
sar.ivc supporters of Gen. Harrison
n 6ork goes bravely on Bait
ieiriot
a The Intefyaql Regions took fir
asiday afternoon, and before they coult
ssiagaished, the two upper stories Q
Eb0aamg on Front street, between
tannose aud Broadway, occupied b,
INKS 1seum, were destroyed. Their
Y ila1glSat one time, ola large cmfia
asoa sh ahe power and activity of on
'uifa6s Fire Department succeeded il
IRONING the flames. We are not in
ned The extent Of Mr. Frank loss
Cincinnati Gazette.
lts Elements seem indeed to hay
lspIhed against poor Mobile. On ii
!aIIgdthe a4.llult. she was visited by
sat tarnado, Of which the Journ;
M long line Of wreck aud destrut
lslks lis track-unfooled and pro:
ehouses fences torn from their post:
ests themselves wrenched fromthe
and portions of them dashed
,!a lk against distant treasures
!ze uprooted and snapped off III
esle1as, some Of great strength and bul
= & as the feathers of d broken qul
81 be, and whole masses of them |,
sat like blades Of grass in the track
\ lover mark the terrible path of Il
lxind.'