The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14
forms Of government. could only be lop
ped by the sword ofrevolution.
s. Nm, Hepr7y Hurris0u--a GRIMM

aud he ,cM sho,c that old grunaies make
good public servants.
6. Oar President elecf-The uncom-
promising patriot-,he invincible soldier,
and democrat of the old republican,
sehool-in youth schoiar--in manhood
hero-in old age the Father of his cou,,-
try. He has had few equals since the
days of Washington.
Z. John Tyier--While Va, produces
such statesmen-her sister states will be
proud to cherish them.
8. The Tanner Stafe-In 1912 Ken
lucky. passing by the chivalry of her own
brave sons. selected the gallant Harrison
to command her armies-In 1910. with
the same t,isinterested patriotism. and de-
votinn to the public veal, she has molly
yielded her preference for her beloved
Clay, and is the first, among the states, TO
cali the successful commander of her ar
mics TO preside over the destines of the
nation. She will again find him faithful
to her trust.
8. Party Spirit--The Palladium and
executioner of Liber.y--;he bane and an
tidole Of republics ithoutit neither can
exist: the leaven of patriotism alone can
preserve it harmless.
10. The People Whenever the meas
ures of their government are destructive
of their rights, and change Of rulers in
|dispensible--they have felt the admoni-
ton, and obeyed it.
IL. Or Republicsnism-"All men
are born equal"
IL. The Whigs Of lorca-Defea,ed
but not conquered--I'l,e result of our late
election should nerve us 10 greater ener-
ey. Well hoist the Union Jack, and
back topsails for action.
13. The Farmers Their incorruptble
patriotism turns ridicnle to respect-con
tempt to fear. 1t is emp',a,ically, their
victory we commemorate.
IA. The green Mosutain Boys--Se-
cond at the breach. In truth, theirs is a
distinguished honor.
Is. The Whig Press and Whig Ora-
fors--IFhe former, is the continual drop
ping that wears away the stone-the lat
ter, the fire and the hammer which breaks
the rock in pieces. Before the ceaseless
efforts Of the one, and the stupendous as
saults of the other, the batllements of err
ror lrave crumbled, and the genius of free
dom, now smiles upon the Union.
Is. The Ladies--Wlthout their in
fiuence, and their smiles-.our Iabors had
been in vain."
Several excellent volunteer Toasts were
given, but we regret that no more than the
following have been handed in:-
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
By Hon. j. c. Hawkins, President
of the Day.-Wm. II. Harrison, the
President elect. May he so administer
the Government, during the period for
which he is elected, that when he shall
retire at the end of four years. he may
leave the nation prosperous and happy
and that he may retire from the Chair of
State, with the blessings of the American
people upon his head.
BY Gen. J. y. Learned Vice Presi.
dent.-The Cardinal duties of the Wings
Of Iowa-Union, concert, perseverance,
and honest zeal-Exerted, to produce the
greatest good to the achole people.
By James G. Edwards. -'i'he Demo-
cratic Wing Central Committee of Iowa.
Nothing is needed but faithful discharge
of their duties to secure the complete tri-
umph of our party in this Territory in
August next.
By r. P. Lowe.-Iowa. She is re.
pen,ing herself of the sin of Van Buren,
ISM, and intends soon to be rebaptised
with the salutary influences Of Whig pri,a-
ciples.
Henry w. Starr.--The Democracy Of
Martin Van Bnren-An empty sound.
By D. F. Miller. Esq -'l'he Wings
Of Burlington and Desmoines County,
Their generous hospitality and good cheer
is only equaled by their patriotism, and
fidelity to Wing principles.
BY John P. Bradslreet.-The Hawk
Eye rress.-Its unwavering integrity and
manly exposition of Loco-foco maneuvre-
ing. has called forth the anathemas of the
Jaiihful,' curlniled the public spoils,"
and made lasting impression of its use
|ulness, in this ..'Land Of the free and
home of the brave
BY A. Bridgman.
The Ladies.--By their enthusiastic
support of Gen. Harrison for the Presi-
lency they have but given further proof
TO what the world already knew-That
their sober first "thonght, is always
efficient and never wrong
BY Geo. II. Beeler. = The Wings Of
IS resisted all acts Of foreign aggression.
and the Wings Of 1910 have rebuked do
nestle foes and effectually resisted exec
ntiye encroachments upon The liberties Of
the people.
By S. Whicher.- Enlightened reason
and universal suffrage The sure guaran-
ties OF happiness and freedom.
By II. b. Bouton.-The late Presiden-
tial Elec,ion.--ln that result our highest
wishes are consummated.- May our
brightest anticipations be realized.
By D. w. Kilbourn. The Mothers
and Daughters Of lowa--ayways true
Wings.
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