Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16


Eye" will not be filled up with "Hoares"
hereafter.
Wonder what makes these officers so
shy of Westinghouse! Does any one
take?
From the Bloomington Herald.
PUBLIC MEETING.
At a meeting Of the citizens Of Bloom
ington, Musca,ine County, Iowa Terrific
ry, July 9Th, l842, JNO. ZEIGLER
Esq. was called TO the Chair, and q. w.
HUI MPHREYS appointed Secretary. At
Woodward briefly stated the objects Of
the meeting TO be to consider certain
cha, ges alleged agains. Judge Williams,
purportng to have eliminated from pub
lie meeting held at Bloomington, in June
l84l. On motion Of Josiah Parvin, the
copy Of charges sent to Judge Williams
by the department at Washington was
read by the Secretary; wereupon r. r.
Lowe, Esq. addressed the meeting upon
the objects for which it was called, and
concluded by offering the following pre-.
amble and resolutions, which, on motion
were read separately and unanimously
adopted:
wsss sa ' s! aea ,y Rp q l Aas
tain charges preferred against the official
conduct Of our fellow citizen Judge Will
liams, purporting to- besin the form Of
resolutions adopted at d meeting held in
the town Of Bloomington in June, 1871,
composed ofcitizens from the counties
OF Cedar, Johnson, Washington, Louisa,
aud Muscatine; and whereas, it is but
shear justice 10 the Judge that he should
be set right before the public in regard to
to these charges; and whereas. also, it is
the duty of both parties Of this district,
i guiltless, to disc!aim any participation
IN the preferment OF said charges, as
they are unjust to Judge Williams, as
they would be degrading to any party
that would make them.
Therefore,. Resolved, that i. is the
sense of this meeting composed Of citi-
zens Of both parties, that the charges
alluded to and appended to these resvlu-
tons, fronaone TO eight, inclusive, are
highly unjust to Judge Williams, un-.
founded in truth, little and con,.emptible
IN character, and that their parentage
ss snnoI be TRACED TO any party in this
Resolved, l.h.,.,;a ~.
meeting no such assembly 81 ths this
I Of Muscatine. Johnson. Cedar. Louisa
and Washington. or anv &C then, was
ever held on the 9Th ne lima siaaI cat
any other time. in Bioominc,on o. else.
where. al which the nrea.nhIa,and raso.
)lutions referred to we're adonted': nj lens,
none such is recollected or was hen RI &c
at the time referred to.
| Resolved. That witls,,f . ! = rass;n, , !, !,
preference as to The annoin,men, oc fna..
,ve Foe, < d,,a = 49, u1u ,'s vine SSH
w lee' = uue 70 Judge Williams, after ne
mas mus been ruthlessly assailed, toex-
! press. cur 60, continued confidence 10 his abil-
t s, p.sa,-.-a m ,,y-
.ass ,I,e H. "a = n peIegale IN uoa a
81 =. ~ - e.. I,ougo' w icques'
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as u; :. s ~ 'nola'a1ol, ~ .ls
po"e. = .no - ,.e el".
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my a.s ssneu - .'alli'an ~. u'lu oecle
&C. a 49, . =. ~. uau'es
a,sa c.a.s ...h.. ~, as.. - s.o.',
and cnrw,rd the,n - ,h;s ,:Ise $50 a ~
I a 80 .h s: - ms .psAeS :, 'lls
Ar. .a. ~ = .n.s :lee.l.
bic and resolutions the meeting was ad
dressed by VIM Y. Woodward, John, 3
Russell, ;. =. Hastings, ]. s. ParVin and
w. +. DeWeber Esqs. all of whom from
na.sonal Lr,ulad.,a dan;ad ,i,.. ....,t,s $,
~ rs.s $500 o"'''e uen'.,u.s.'o .'u'n =
~ ~ na;;an !, ,.,.s .as,,,,,.,a 49,, ~,
~ .n = "os ~ '.'a1 = o''i.y