The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-28

we Ai circumstances OF private CiidrdcteT
- Hmpel me to decline its acceptance.
and ]. b. WEBER.
TO II
han The TippecanOe Meeting
Vas fully attended on Monday evening
On as. The proceedings will be found in
vas A,o,her column, and we hope every
lice lend Of the Harrison cause will cordial
'ow approve of them; by so doing, we have
;na II doubt, as far as this city is concerned,
ion Hi party will be triumphant on Monday
the ss,t This attempt to organize was, in
ing anopnion, imperatively called for. Sep
~ =. gried by many conflicting interests-in-
de. anidual members of the Wing party be.
np, 3v under the continual influence OF loco
ed 3sas,it would be almost miracle for them
ere an unorganized state, to harmenize
H.. ind unite on any given set of candidates.
for lnoreanized, they could have NO under
to |anding of each others views, no uniform
lld Ay of action could be carried into effect
' '.u and they wou!l be, where their oppo-
4. tents ever wish them 10 be, in situation
NO ti laid them open to be imposed upon
IN. drthe arts of willy and treacherous
To- 3a. Every one must see that if we wish
y ~ sado any thing for the cause of Harrison
Ia lind Reform, if we are whole hearted and
in. whole souled Whigs-we can further the
'e' alsrests of our party in no better way
g, Than in thus uniting together--throwin
=. aray every personal consideration that
nd anes in competition with our principles
IN Ia that would cause a division in our
ay aaks-and thus harmonizing, we shall
" 20, 10 silence the SANDERS that have been
". Raped upon us as party, and sooner or
I'M aasr gain decided victory over our op,
N. 3pnents.
VI Ilwonld be wonderful if in organizing
). sr the first time, the Wings in this place
of jhould not meet with obstacles and some
i: opposition. There are a few even in
ar lm own ranks who may have thought
y. lhs policy of making up party ticket
us a city officers, for instance, doubtful
es lEessure. But when they look at the
Us ldaracter of their opponents they
$ all to mind the many times they have
y VASTLY permitted themselves to be dup
!. a-,hey have no reason to expect that
6. ] heir claims as party will be any more
d lsspected than they have been, especially
az IA an election which is considered the
I, aast important ever held in this city.
r Although the Locos may profess to sup
I'd port ticket with even majority of
d. Wings on it, is it very likely they as a
= aSody will vote such a ticket? Have
hey ever done it! Were they even to
s. Pledge themselves to support such tick
e', would you believe them? Think of
: The violated pledges of certain member
= the Legislature from this County, be-
n -
e lore you answer,
's It's high time the Wings as party
), should make known their feelings in this
: natter. 1t is acknowledged by all with
shom we have conyersed, that no reli-
'nce is to be placed on the political pro-
. LESSONS of our opponents. They will
doubtless have mongrel and several
= other kinds of tickets for the purpose of
/. eompromising with the Wings, and pre-
n FALLING upon them to vote for some OF
J. 'nelr candidates. But we hope every
= wing will be true to his party on the day
" The election;-if he is, our victory will
Oe certain; and if the Wings are triumph
ah and elect their whole ticket on that
!. uay' II will be in consequence of our or.
eanlzation, and this vii! be the strongest
incentive for Wings in every part Of the
! territory to follow our example and or
! ssnize likewise. Thus, through the in
!, 'aunensality of the Wings of Burlington,
sal a "Ball'' be put in motion which will
Increase in size and momentum until i,
! saall have swept the last vestige of loco.
: ,0co'sm from the Territory. Fellow
S "mgs Of Burlington, will you show or
i monday next that you are determined to
q = 10 reference to such result! Will