The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-08

Resolved, also, That said cons
Be instructed on the part of the cWUnnn !
Henry county, 10 disclaim anv ", so wings Of
focal jealousies or preiudices, saeaea,onalo,
sure Mao,a the e., Wings Of the Territory ! =.
emergency. a5L ~ - = = eVery, jus. |
In pursuance Of the above r..,,,.
{. ". Teas, John Mccoy, and GlTIl1 u
were appointed said committee, lob
on motion Of G. W. Teas. n. s,
ing preamble and resolution we,s Follow ~
WHEREAs there appeared n .. :
ze.le OF the 18th of March, 1871 ~ ~. y.
editorial remarks. which nnrn I'll SON.
have been elected by a commune rpUs'ed .
e which the editor said he had ' rass;a
from a citizen of this county, , wt;',
however he declined publisbi, @''' q
gave MS own version of atlesst sem. w
the slang and vituperation i con aone q
~ oa', aou:''ess' was IN accordance viii
fore, 81 '' here.
Resolved, That the editor of q,
zet'te be, and he is hereby reoues a'e VI =.
, ,h,, citizens Of Henry county. Ior =!
Wing portion of ,hem,) to nub, -, "a @'
communication referred to perbat ;, 10.
hteratim, ct punctuatim, Jus. as bs .
ceived 1t from his "lcmed'' corresnonS nd r.
Provided, he will do so upon his oms
responsibility Or the responsibility ' If ' W.
correspondent. u us
On motion, Mr. BENJAMIN Zjckano,..
was appointed Delegate to the Terms S,'
rial Convention, and the member Of ~.
county committee for Wayne townsh;a
On motion, Mr. John Menefee was Dp'
pointed Delegate TO the Territorial copp
ventlon at Davenport, for Marion tow a
ship. "'n'
On motion, it was ordered. ,b,, j..
proceedings of this meeting be signed /,
the Chairman and Secretary, and low,
Standard.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
= II. ROBB, chm.
Vi. >. SHANKLIN, Sec'y.
From the National Intelligence,
OFFICIAL.
by The President of The United .Stnt,
Of America
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS sundry important and weigh
ty matters, principally growing out ofh.
condition of the revenue and finances Il
the country. appear to me to call Tor Ii,
consideration Of Congress, and thus form
an extraordinary occasion, such as rem
ders necessary, in my judgment, The con-
ventlon OF the two Houses as soon a,
practicable, | do, therefore, by this, nv
Proclamation, convene the two House,
OF Congress, to meet in the Capitol a,
the City Of Washington, on the last Mon.
day, being the thirty first day, Of Nav
next. And require the respective Sen.
ators and Representatives then and there
TO assemble, in order TO receive such in.
formation respecting the state Of The
Union as may be given to them, and TO
devise and adopt such measures as The
good of the country may seem 10 them, in
the exercise of their wisdom and discre.
ton, to require.
In testimony whereof, | have caused
the seal of the United States 10 be here.
unto affixed, and signed the same with
my hand.
Done at the city of Washington, this
seventeenth day Of March, in
the year of our Lord one thou
LIS. sand eight hundred and forty.
one, and of the Independents
of the United States the sixty.
fifth.
w. II. HARRISON.
By the President: t.9
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary Of State.
Favorable News from Florida.
Correspondence of the Savannah Republican.
PILATKA, March IA.
Captain Kerr, I'd Dragons, day OF
two since, took twenty-one Indians, with
their chief. Koxa T'ustenggee.
Twenty odd Indians came in few
days ago at Fort flaming, and gave them.
selves up.
Wild Cat has been in at Tampa, and
gone out to bring in his people, and letters
tonight say that ninety men were sen.out
on the 18th to escort ninety odd warriors
on their way in.
About four hundred Indians are already
at Tampa waiting to be shipped-in fact,
every one writes that war is over.
Removal! of the Mineral Point Land
Office.
BY notice in the Globe, under the
hand of the President, we perceive that
the Land Office at this place is 10 bere.
moved to Muskoday, SO soon as the ne.