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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
For the Hawk Eye and Patriot.

EMIGRANTS TAKE NOTICE"
Edinburgh, this beautiful town witch
is the seat of justice for Jones County, \
situated within one half mile of the Go
graphical centre of said county, and
within 40 miles of Iowa City, IS Of U
Buque, and 25 of Marion the seat ofla|
tice for Linn county. from which fssii
there is Territorial Road, via EdinbpEl
to Bellview the seat of justice for Jacss)
county, which is distant from the lac
As miles. And furthermore it is in u
rect line between Iowa city and DuBuqa|
having all the local advantages belongl'!|
or in anywise appertaining 10 our lnla
towns in the western country, to wit ~1
Der and prairie, water and stone. ln',1
ton Prairie as the country around IS D
all settled. But there can good locates
be had, within one and two miles, %
those on leading roads (Which are aos|
mentioned) at Congress price. And
regards hydraulic privileges, there az
good in this county, as in any other pro-
ably in the Territory. Any quantity
lumber can be had delivered on the 'o' /
plat at SIS per thousand. Persons, W!
are wishing, TO engage in mercanslie, d
well as Agricultural pursuits, woula I
we'll to visit, and examine, this hllns'.I
Gin some degreel neglected county, n l
we'll as town, as | believe they wouu, Y
much pleased as they are both at pfss|
in state of infancy, nevertheless \
town bids fair to become place Of III
importance as we'll as the county
round it for to be densely populIaeo,' N
it indicates every appearance o. n''
and has proved so thus far.
The Philadelphia North Aner,es' h
the 18th says" We learn thai W.
States Bank has received authollg! a,
draw on London for further sum y =
hundred thousand pound sterling o M
for proceeds of stocks sold and an \
titional loan obtained. A sum OF aoou' M
and half millions of dollars nas 4 N
been added to the available assets y y.
institution, even the most scepsical
now be convinced of the permanent
the resumption Of specie payments
~
The Governor of Georgia has rev. n
his signature to the bill quarantine
sells from Maine.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

The Supreme Court of Illinois have
decided in favor of the validity of Tax
Titles.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
the course of a few years.

.any thing to suit their purposes
With one breath the locos say the Demo
cratic Wings are opposed to foreigners
and with the next they say that the Dem
ocratic Wings are endeavoring to cultivate
the friendship of foreigners. The loco.
have placed themselves in dilemma.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
GEN. HARRISON left Cincinnati 70
Washington on the Goth ult.

Nicholas Girod, who died some time
since in New Orleans, and was known
to be immensely rich, instead of leaving
a will in the usual form, left among his
papers certain due bills, which were &C.
cidentally discovered in a desk after it
was sold at auction, in favor of various
institutions and individuals. In this quiet
and unexpected way about 100000
have been distributed to the city ins,itu-
tons and to individuals. Dennis Prieur,
the former Mayor, found due bill in his
favor of SAL 900. E. Moutamat had one
for $4,000, &c. &c.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

Rail Road round the Rapids.-We
learn that the Mormons have purchased
the charter which authorizes company
to construct Rail Road around the Low
er Rapids. We have long felt that pro-
ject of this kind was feasible. The Nor.
mons are sufficiently sirong-handed to do
the woak within themselves, and we have
little doubt about their accomplishing it.
1t would have been far better however 10
have had the channel cleared and thus
prevent the necessity of a re-shipment a,
the foot of the rapids. The experiment,
at Salem, Mass, shows that the rapids
could be cleared of all impeachment, and
we have no doubt that it will be done in
the course of a few wears.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

EBy reference to another column il
will be seen that the Democratic Wings
are wide awake in Louisa County. They
set themselves down as belonging to the
Banner County. We shall soon learn
what the Henry County Boys will say
to that.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

James w. Woods, Esq. has been ap.
pointed City Solicitor by the loco foco
majority in the Board of Aldermen. Il
will be recollected that Mr. Woods was
the presiding judge at the late Municipal
election and decided that unnaturalized
foreigners were entitled to vote; by such
votes majority Of loco focos were elect.
ed.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

Since the commencement Of the Ten
perance Reformation in Ireland less than
two years-upwards of three millions Of
the people ofthat interesting country have
taken the pledge Of total abstinence. This
magnificent moral reformation is truly
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

" The District Court will com
mence its Sessions in this city on Mon
day next.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25
Gir cTisrnf 9Snnf.

g8ie mir Idcn lctte g9pcbe permutteten,
bat bfr lrcftent Die 8anf 9ia nit IeinCm
Betc bslcQt. Die 8eto 8ctfdaft enthdlt
ntdlto pom bcirnbercr gBidti9feit, nu6er benz,
baB Der preiIoeut ieinc @inmentunaen barr
ouf 9riiueet, bn6 Der llbfhnittt, peld)cr auf
cine iHoirsfte gBcife ben Staaten 3luetoe aufs
Smingen pltrpe, uucCnifiuticncu lct. Scinc
@inmeneungcn ocrbienen pen Seoermann &C.
h6ri9 erlpc9eu ;u rperbeu. gBir ilberIasen
c6 bier eincm jC6en, fir fGd, fclbft III urtbeis
len, geben e6 dter ais unlere ungehFudlelte
WetnunQ, oaB beld9ter 9tidnitt hattie lcllcn
ausqcltrid'cn mcrecn. STARE bie6 gefrtehcn,
70 bate &plcr niCmnl6 ieinr llnterldlrift pcrs
metgfrt.
East ms oobcr ruhia Die Gcrbdnolunacn
or6 &rn9rcFcs otnarteu, bcnn tcrcit6 wtrc
idcn tavcn ge(prpdhCn cine dnccrc Gia Mr.
oeniclben Su brin9er, neldle niber nit
ben @rdunuu1eu be5 prcIoenten ilbcreins
ltjmmrrJ uuo peIde or nud mterftrcibcn
pire. 2aet uu6 ned, eiu wenig ,uichcn, AM
@nee miro idru alIcs rcdlt merccn, unb mir
9Idubcn ipirftith, taR nod Gin jebc6 Yiitalirb
ecr eemptrntifhen 0drrilpn parthe, Gerdns
Idfung fnocn miro su frcLIcoeu, onB biCic
glt, Der iUir fur infer 3heil nicmal5 ca5
Wcrt rCcen tcnnten, ntht gum @clee gswprs
ben 1T.
Nldn bdt ;n 2Iufln9 llrilde Gcbdtt ;u pcrs
mutlCn bdB eas @dbiurt reilguireu whroc,
9I1d,tdlcr QEciic dter idlcint cod bic6 nd)t
Der SdiI wtrccn Su wclen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25
9lt mnfcrc tlntcrfflihrr.

Die beuti8e 3eitur9 C9ir. 26) fdhIicet ben
erifen hdIbeu Suhrgang feitecm mir ca6 Gtabs
IiIement oes "@eCbu Natricts" fiuRid, al
IHs gebrad,t haten, rno mir uehmcn ticie
Gieleeenheit nuierH UertineIiditcn Odnf bcu
9eehrter Sublcribcnten barSabrin0Pn, fir Die
lluterifnBung bic mir Ieitocm bon ibren Gdns
ben erhaltcn haben. SbIhcn mir pdbreno
tieler 3eit nit uiclen q8Reerwirtigtciten tpie
hies gerp0tnlih lei jun9en 2nfdneern Der
SSdu ut, su fdmpfen hattcn, mo unfere pplitis
ftte @e9ner nid,t6 unperIndt liceeu, nm urs
su ldlaecn uno ntecerSubreden, 70 ftnnen
mir bed, unfere Sreuuee perIdern, Sas bd6
@tabliiiemeut niemdl6 IN ciuem tIithenecrcn
5ulfaube 9eweirn, ais bic6 9e1crmdrtiQ ttr
SAL 1T. llnfere Subcrirticneiiie hat nab,
rcno bieIer 3eit beoeuteun iugcucmmen, uno
Der patrct bat cine 70 qrc6e Circulation, ale
ir9enb cine ancere 3citlug in Der Tad,bars
fdpaft. 9Gtr flibIen C6 ihIieelitb dIS paictt,
nniern 8reuneen, Die I'D, bemlhtcn bic elite
sa permehrcn, unlern un9cteudlcIten Dant
ear5ubrin9eu.
9Rir itatten gIetd,fdns teuieniqcu unfrrn
herSliben Conf ab, Die me NIT bem g 8 b is
9 c II nuteritltet taben, bdmit mir I'M StanGc
Mdren bas 70 befdwerlide @jefdift fcrtNns
fltbren eenn oardu 1T alIc5 9eIegcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25
Cine 2cidcn 9srcbfot.

3ipifdheu bier ilnb phiIaoctphia, geacn tcm
SdlnldlSgdern 81, iit ueuic) cine 9citcns
preeiGt gehalten mprtcn, BON eiucm Yrcei,
ser, Der pie e5 fhcint, nid,t rur cinen
ldmarIen Stittel trigt, ioubern audi etpas
fdNparSes earunter perbir0t, BET ipeIdler GJcs
le8enbcit Der "eed)d patrict" aud, nidt I'M,
perlhcnt 0etliebeu il. Gr iaotr ndmIid,, in
fcm patrict feicn immer lduter 2nacn eirqc,
riift. GieS mus cine Icbr rjbrcnre, paGcu.
&c nno trclfreidle 9icbe 9eDcleu fein. Cic
pesien lit nns gu gerin9 mn UieI 9laum ,pcs
gen ihm etnSnHebmen. GjenuQ itt es, penn
rem phblitum au9ciet9t miro, eas befd0tc
9feee nidt in Elmer Stride fcnoern i'm Nrcicn
gehaltcn wurbe. Warum, wsnn CT Elm aCht,
tarer Mdnn lit, perld9t man ibm Die ,Rirde
Hies lit fhon btnIingIh ods pub!Eum AT
nteriengen, oae or unter bie &c DIM ar3rn
9 dl a a { c'' 9eh6rt. Ter ndmlidle lreeis
GER ld9tc audi nit frcber Wtcne, .aIS CT opn
hem Icee ee6 Geu. 5oarrilcn b6rte: "Nat
lhn bed Der 2eufel einmal 9ebcIt 2" "Q8er
III gidlernen ndufern mobnt, fcIte ME nit
Steinen werfen," Serr pfarrer, ,pie mar
CO nit benz SdubrlisNaneel Look out
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25
Die SISob(c,f.

dc 2cfc Tofo6 crbcbeu Gin erfaunlid}c6
SuteIqeldlrct pegCu ben ucuithen gcbatcucn
lSdhlCu i'll cen untCridNelidcu Stdaten,
Ucr9ceCn absr dlc etnas prn 3cunelite Al fls
GEN. .Su 1eune0ce it uur Gan, mcuio ron
Eofc Scfct6mu6 ubri9 geblietcu. Su }tcns
udp haten Gle gSbi9S 9cieidt bas dc itrcn
Gjrunei0tcn 9etreu gebiietrn itno. Bon 81.
lWcis fno bic Bcridlte uidbt uuaUnlli0. Sn
9tlatama haben Die 2ofo Npfos eiui0e 0lee
prcIentonten Sepcnneu. Sn Sueiaun mar
Die G8abl nur glnB fdwadi, uno tieS III Die
llriafc bas bic Qcfo TcfpS audi in befem
Staat uerfhiceere Meprcieutonten 9epcnueu
habcn. 8cr Der QSdbt mnroe in oielem Staat
rur gang mcutg rcit tericIbeu gcipro:hen, uuo
ieoCrmanu glaubtc ooe cic ecfo Sotp 4arlbei
fetnc slnltrenqungcn maiden ipurte. 9il6
aber Ole g0ahl berbci fam, maren iIc anc an
thrcu 'pciten, uno 70 9elaug cs ibucu ea6 iIc
ctniQc Hepreieutouten 9enannen.
Tics lollte ben Demcfrdteu nbermaIS al6
cine Qebre eienen, beun je ipeni9er lJe ucu Der
gSahl prcdcu teRc QefihrIidler iInc fIe. cSbr
ale ieio ucr(IAlrt eaB oies ihr 9Ndu aud, in
oeiem Staat il, euth cinsuihIdftrn uno rauu
gu bG1egeH. Selo odher auf eurrr SNuib, uno
tbut was getban iperoen fam pcr tcr 9Bahl
mo auf cen WabItdg, eeun nadlber tanu cs
Su rdt lciu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25
Sobn S3anfS unb cin goriT.

9Rir MAIDEN beute ben 9Infan9 nit Der 0ies
fe ces Ssrn 8dnfe, pelohe er i'm Sahr 1893
I'm @cn9rcB IN geSug auf ben Gariff hicIt.-
qBir beoaueru MIR eae mir eieielbe nid)t auf
einniGl 9eben fenneu, hcffeu aber eae Gun ic,
Der unirrrr eeler eie 3etnnaeu alle aufbe.
rahren nt09e, bis er bic gauge 9lete bel ens
amer bat, psIdes nidlt ipcniger als A g2ums
rerii fein iperoen, bamit CT in oen Stano ae,
feet ipiro bieleIbe NIT JfahceuFen, BON 9Ins
fang su Gnoe burcbsulcfen. Dielrlbe berarf
uniererIrits feiurS grbee, irneern fprid,t flir
iid ielbff. Gr iset Die gBihtIgfeit eines be-
jdheenben 2ariTsSplteHs 70 flar unp ecuts
lid ansetuanoer, cag es nidlt mieperiianbcn
ireresu fam, NIB seiat bnrin eas er ein mar
mel 6reuno einbeiuild,er MianHfafnncn une
einhrihiifhen @rperbfriess it.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25
4ipfitifs.

llnferc nrutrale eefer bitten mir nm gad's
ltdr, teem mir siuQcitebeu mueeu, ode mir
Weniger alJgemeins Jieuigfeiten in cen patris
Of einrilden ais lhncn onqenebm fciu pro.--
9Senn mir obcr Den 3uifano nulere6 0elieb,
ten Staate5 in Tetrad,t ;ichen, 10 t6nen
mir unmpglidl unlcre Sd,nltcrn pen bem pr
titilden faD urhmen, bic cie GrnoeinorSs
lteue bird cine mehr ehrid'e periru befeet,
nne cine gdnjlidle 9lefrrm i'm &taafe supes
ae SebradIt 1T. Die 3eit bis lur M'ahl if
MIR nod furl uno nah nerfelten mereen mir
zen patrlct NIT cen widltiqilen alIgcmeinen
GeniAfelten oufnllen, une lud1rn taeelbe
nad'NbcleH, lpas mir iltergangeu baten
mo9eu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25

gb BE Committee atfIdEIidl uber iiHipif,
fenp ibren gefern in teui leeten MepubIiFaner
ein Vnge hinIIdtlidi rrr StnateldbHio anfaes
bunben hat, irieeu mir ilUaf nidht, 1eecd1 ino
mir ge,pie caurn, uno jebermann ipiro fnceii
ireiln CT in ben 3aaebnd,er nahldlldat, eae
es cine grcte eii3e 1T. llnterGndbt Die 3dges
bidder ucn Der Sienne ben 3S une 80 BIG Al
NIB ihr mirS finben eae Die Staatsldlule aIs
lyprter il6 9lmt fam
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25
@orrefpunoerss@ommtttee
iir &c d q @auntD:
Ner sg1otripf bis ass "a alpI.

Die heraunabenoe Gjcuperu6rss9Sohl miro
III cieiem Stante BON qrceer QBid'ti9fett fir
tie Burger teGelben fein. Sie baben sl cilts
fhsieen, Oh ile ole gegenmdrtige, unpirSiae
Wia9ilt:ateperlen nod Sabre Idn9er baben
tpollen, unb ben Stant odeurd) in ben Nbs
0runb unO @ereerten itiir;en 81 febeu, an
ben ibn pprter burd, Ieiue ihledte SoanSs
thltiing gebrddlt bar, Ceer cb ile cinen aufs
ttd,tigen, fdbi9eu unb ebrliden Waun aus
9iueer ieeen wclIen, ipie .,5 . b II Sanfs,
Der fir eas Sntere1e ee6 8anern, ec6 Soanes
iperfers mo 6es &aufmann6 pirfen piro.--
lin ben jest an Bis CUR g8abl, Gle gGdbrbeit
fpegen ben beioen Saneioaten, meldle jest
Dor bem Belle lteben, inter zen Snr9ern an
uerbretten, iue ole Sage unIere6 Staat5 te'
fnnnt 81 mdoben, 70 BADEN mir bcld,lceen pcn
jeet an Bis CUR SctpbersqBahl ben 9Ddtrict'
an cinSelne Snbieritenten, 81 bem 9ertn9en
prei6 bon
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25
S38,5I7,2SO SO.

beIiuft Giersu femmt ned, bic neuIid'e a'rh
lsihe, mcdle erdb aud, inter pprterS 2bmis
uifratien erlaubt ptroc, bon %3,I00, ,O00.-
9IIlp trIdnft flth bic GtaatsidnIo anf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25
0tau wirb INN einfebeu bae bic Stadtss
ftuIb inter prrters 0ieaierun9 I'm
SIG,522,277 II

permchrt wurbe. Su ben SeldInGen Der ees
mpfrotifhsu 8erfdmmlun9 mnrben bic Sltms
men 81 uro 10 lRilIirncn dl9e0ebeiL aber
nab mehr Qcnducr llnteriudluf9 flnocn mir,
bdB Gle Summen 25 un6 II bdtteu nieeerqcs
fest merben irllen sIu6 rem cbi9em miro
man MN erIebeu bdB bie Stnatsfhulo uuter
pcrterS gIcmiutltration, nm S522,277 AZ
mehr Scrmehrt murbe, aIs mir in uniern Be-
fhliiben au9e9eben baben.
3urtesatler bies 1T Der g5eg irte eure
6jeIeer inter pprters slcmtniitration sers
Id,meneet murben, uuo mas babt ihr bafir
9iid)ts, ais einen britdenben Gar ~ besahs
len. Wenn tbr fold cine NaushdItun9 bill,
get cber gut heiet, 70 braudt ibr nur fur 9>crs
fer ittnmen cher gar ridt ouf bic QGntl 9cs
hcn, fO f6uut ibr periIdert iein, bas 3aren
ntcr Iorcn ciIdJ anfgeIaten irerben, rpcIdbeS
@eEb blcS gum eIefttUnircn eertrand,t ipers
CCu wirb. Qgpllt ibr aber benz lletcl abhcls
fen 70 eitrft ibr nur ben ebrlidben Sobu Sduf6
al ieine Stslle berufen, oanu Wrb balb ben
lletel @imbdit dCtban mcroeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25
33

ivar. lin aber redt rrrfauben III iein, bes
merfen mir, pas cine 9InIelbe oon Der @ieles'
oebunq erIdltbt mar, weIdes @'elo npdj nidlt
aebcrat abcr bcd) in pbi9er Sunlme Cin9rs
idIo0rn it,
g8enn ihr INN ipifen ippIIt ju tpir 0iel bic
Sfaat6fdulo iIdl jest beIduft, fc f6nut ibr
cbenfaus in ben pbenaugefnhrten Qagebis
drrrn nad,fdIa9cn, no tbr finoen lptrS, eaB
eiefelbe fId AT
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25
SonIfef cs por bein Qsnif.

GaB feline eiu;ise eefo Sofc 3eifuna es
Idu9rrn curfte, baB GarIo 81. perter bic
$4,000 gbnler d srhielt, ipeil or ole @ins
ItellHn9e SeldinIfe Hntssfdrieb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25
2nD(f llnb einen haLtcn Gents.

Ut fensen. lSc Gin 4Nacf bon I2 llnterfdrci
bern qeIlmmclt percen, uno IbnIer beige
Ieat miro, folt bic 3ettun9 bis sur 9EnH be-
fOrbert tpcreen, ollie @citeiIungcn wcrocu
prsmpt belcrat, uub mir hcfeu cas uniere
Wreuuce fId betreten perben un6 8amen
tin,nlenSen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-25

Gine @eHpentcn, tie eiue ueue eonifitus
tipn FIR ncn Staat Nhcee @ilano fermiren
fell, miro fId) anl 3. Eftrter cert pfrfamma
len.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03
GEOLOGY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

DR. c. i. Jackson the Geologis, Of three States
Maine. New Hampshire, and Rhode Island-has late.
y published his frs, Report on the Geology Of New
Hampshire and Is report OF great interest and val.
ne. lie discovered in Jackson Formerly Adams) on
The eastern side Of the White Mountains, small Tin
re'n-ihe FIRST tin ore discovered in America; which,
however is not large enough to supply furnace -
But IN the same mine is found vein Of arsenic ore.
from one TO eight inches in width which NAV be prof
iisby dug out, as it sells for $40 per ton and In dig
ging this, larger veins Of lin may be discovered There
are qusrres OF Mica al Alsiesd and Grafton each of
which places the plates Of mica sent 10 New York
and Boston, and sold from TO three dollars pound
yielding from $500 to $1,000 year There are Plum
bdgo mines al Goshen and Antrim; bu, the moot i'm
Ponsn' mine al Bristol has ye, been visited by Dr.
J. There are euarries Of Lime at Hsverhin Lisbon
and other places. Ltsd ia found at Eaton and abun.
dance OF Iron near Frsnoonia and in Bartlett Conner
al Unity, and Copper and Zinc a, Warren. In unny
80 or 20 tons Of granular Quartz are annually ground
and boiled, at ego per ton, for the Sand Paper manu-
faeiure Of Rockingham, VI. The finer particles ar.
sold for polishing powder Al 10 cents per pound The
Soep'fon. Of Frsnc.sown has been in great demand
for many yess.
Mr. J. d. Whitney, 1r., Of this town, WAS ,pnoin,sd
Assistant Geoloeisi, and his service, were important
lie and Mr. William, Surveyed a section from Pou.
mouth 10 Claremon,, the Connsetieu, rv.r. also
from Concord TO Wakefield. snl from Wakefield 10
HaVerhill. including the country sbou, L.se Win.
npiseogee, also the northern corner Of the s,,. Nj
W. ~ss one Of The fnt vkile r.n who ever nnoun..1
he Cancels RumP' or s,esn5ed 'hs nosn'sin Of thar
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

We hsReeived another anonymous letter from
Bnndon' sr Directing to "inde penden, policy"
q Thinking for ourselves and acting according to the
dictates Of our conscenccs A. the eue, i, writ.
'n.n een,lemany style, it deserves notice We
"', however, to others who may address. us, the ou
i1'r' name MUST accompany each and oil eom,nun,.
s,hsni intended for publication or public teply. A
should no, write what he is unwilling to pu, his
name to. although /, may be published under icti-
hou' one lie, no one remain ineos because he writes
'rrsrLr. Wen risk ourselves il he will risk him
self
The following questions propounded in the a.
love mentioned letter.
Why were not your State publ.bed in la,
.'sks paper %
Are you on the fence ~
Would IT no, have been better 10 have adopted the po
inshons OF the cosvention' 90
~ Read our remarks in last weeks paper; you will
discover the reason plainly enough expressed viz
We wished not to appear TO be the only DISABLE ced
duc'ors OF the press in the State bu, wished others
IN the vicinity OF the candidates, who knew by their
silence were also disafiected should speak on, thor
rnmenis. And besides, We were no, willing TO give
TIE inends oil Mr. Paine chance TO say our press was
"ecism IN rebellion, excited solely by local cor sid
ssions or by any other consideration than tina, of
i'ine more worthy man in the chair of State than
W believe the present nominee to be.
(9 No, and never shall A feneer,an is a more de
'ss,soe obJec, than an aro,eed knare We had rra
soa' for dslikng the nominations when they were frs,
made, and subsequently finding las we were we'll con.
nced) the disalec,ion general our resoluren 10
"Ppoo The candidates named by "Osr The Pro-
'' IN accordance with the unanimous choice of the
o'ahected ones from all parts, was taken.
~ what With all these facts staring Us in the
&f'es-of this, Judge ye.
We acted the part of r''do,n rejeefing as we now
81 mat oil kIrEDIGscY IN adopting those nominations.
- as 1t Is not probable better candidate will be
Fought INTO the field at this late day, our paper and
ewi be yielded to the support Of those candidates.
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seae That tho authority should not have received his
'o's But that hey received II under an honest con
''enon Ut bic night 10 VOTE cen deny. nor does
any man doubt Mr. Spsacrd's honesty and integrity
OF any rate Ne are that The grand juy dd not, or
The Cenersl would have succeeded in eens the good
honest man indicted
lie SAYS, also. that the same authority at the sam.
elee'ion. admitted b, the name Of Hawley, or
Hal, to vote who, understand was then pcdlsr Of
earhern ware from CiAnville.N n and had no, then.
permanently, " ever resided IN this state
Mr. Hawley has formerly resided In the State of ~
YORK but ot two OF three years past he has lived Nth
his 'on-in-la~, Whiting Merrill, in this town, and Ia.
bored TOT him until some time In the summer Of is4o.
when he was employed TO peddle esrhcrn ware BY a
man III Granville. but peddled in the State Of Yer
mont, and had other home bu, a, hi, .on.in.l,r'.
until some time after the November election, when he
wen, to Pawle,, and 10 there yet
80 much General for your facts Bu, such w,n,on
and and unprovoked abuse TO the au,hori,, wa, no,
expected from you or any other man This 10 the
uaeke'' Thing found in either Of your productions
ne individuals composing the board Of civil autbor,.
IN middieiown' may have made wrong decisions, bu
you have no evidence, do you al heart believe ,ha
that they have desgnedly done so; nor can YOU or IN,
other man, say aught against the moral character o.
any one OF them Bot we leave sn intelligent, and hon
est community to judge Of your morality.
About 1870 or lao lokies you say there are In Mid
dieiown. Really guess you mean pu, them high
enough to get the election in the fall Blu, you will
have to get back those 80 40 who left town immedi
a'ey after last September election after they had stat,
'htee months TO vote and then you will no, make W
that number Jus, turn TO the record of the votes
the Nov election and you will that ii will take par
| OF them TO make out 100
GU want Citizen n nutxv a.
youl Well, Citizen would have no objection to that
only there are several citizens OF Mddleown WIN ar,
anxious to help row you up Salt River il you con,in
ne your communications in the Statesman, and il i
very convenient for US all come GU, under one sig
nature A CITIZEN OF MrppLrTowy
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