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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-25
The late elections.
KENTUCKY.

The last Cincinnati Gazette says-
Our neighborshtve done badly. They
have allowed themselves 10 be beater
when, with any thing like union Of &C
tiOn, they might have swept the State.
But complaints are useless: the Wing:
are beaten in Kentucky, so far as Con
gTess is concerned. The following il
the result:
eWhigs-JohH White, Garrett Davis
Willis Green, w. P. Thomasson, and
Grider-5.
LOcofocOs-J. W. Tibbatto, Judge
French, L. Boyd, Stone and Caldwell
IS
LegiSlGture-As far as heard the
Wings have gained over last yearl2
members Of the House OF Representa-,
tives, and lost 8, several OF the latter, az
usual, by divisions. 10 the election ooi
Senators, we have heard Of no results
changin ing the stale Of parties in the Sen
ale from last year. The Whig MAORI
ty on joint ballot in the Legislature will
be larger,than last year, ranging be
tween 30 and4
lLEINoIs, news from this State
is that the <LoCos have carried five Of
the six members OF Congress
INDIANA The Wings have lost the
Governor and Lieut.. Governor, by what
vote is not known. Three of the ten
members orCongress are Wings certain;
end the complexion of .he Legislature
is'dnhbtful.
TENNESSEE, The Nashville Wing
says: The returns from the late cleo
tion, ,iu an unofficial form, are complete.
The result, in brief, is a Whig Govern
or by a majority of upwards Of 1000,
and a yWhig Legislature by majority
of8 on joint ballot, three in the Senate,
and FIVE in the House Of Representa-
tives.
Formembere Of Congress, the follow
ing i0 the result:
Wing Locofoco.
W. T. Senter A Johnson
D. W Dickinson J. w Blackwell
j. H. Pey,on A CuIIom
] B Ashe G. W. Jones
M. Brown A, V. Brown
G. Johnson.
Although the Whig candidate in the
Third District, Mr. T, J. Campbell, was
defeated, the Wing majority for Govern
or in The District is 676.
,NoRTn CAROLINA. The ZanesviIle
Republican says; The Locofocos having
carried North Carolina last year, they
took advantage OF their power and
Gerrymandered the State.
Yet, despite their wickedness and injus.
lice, we rejoice 10 have it in our power
10 say that the Wings have elected
FIVE out o. tho nine CODgressmsn--
The Lokies eIOclng two Of their four BY
a little over one hundred majority, The
popular vote shows that the Whigs are
largely in the majority in the State
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-25
Carrolllon, Aug 10, l843.
APPROPRIATIONS OF THE 27Ta
CONGRESS, GREAT REDUCTION
OF EXPENDITURES.

The appropriations Tor The six months
between January /, and June 80, l843
were S., l66,4lS: and for the fiscal
year, ending June 80, 1914, they were
Sl6,332,647.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-25
A COMPARISON

Compare the preparations of the
27lh Congress with the annual expendi
lures OF Mr.. Van Buren's Administta ration
as reported by The Treasury Depart
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-25

GA4@0 0GGT0I
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-25

me ut, July 2, IoF T.
Expenditures Of 1887
Expenditures OF 1858
Expenditures Of 1889
Expenditures Of lS4O
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

One Of the most gratifying circumstances con-
nected with the organization Of Congress, is the
election Of Messrs. BLAtR 4 RlvEs - Printers Of
the Houssby the entire democratic vote, in the
face ofthe open hostility Of the whole admins
tration influence, and despite the most unfair and
dishonorabe efforts from other quarters to defeat
them. The distinguished ability with which the
Globe has always been conducted, coupled with
its bod and fearless course, has served to make
II great and general favorite with the democratic
masses; and nothing, consequently, involving its
iaAasnce--which- the result of the election oil
Printer ia the House undoubtedly did--cou,d b
viewed by our party friends with feelings Of in.
difference.
Since the meeting Of Congress the Globe ha.
been much improved in appearance, and for con
gressional news is the best paper that can be Ia
ken. It is printed on beautiful linen paper, witt
new type, and aims to be and is impartial in it.
congressional reports. Those who desire the de-
bates and proceedings in full, together with al
the editorials Of the daily Globe, should take tn,
semi-weet-ly paper.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

A bin authorizing the taking of preliminary
steps by the people with the view Of erecting
Iowa into State, has been reported in the Coun-
Gil, and in some shape or other will doubtless
pass. II provides for testing the question OF
ssConvention'' or "No Convention" at the April
to ynship elections, by RIGA roce; and where
there is no township organization polls are re-
auired 70 be opened at the places Of voting for
members Of the Legislature. Should a majority
decide in favor Of holding convention, the del
egates are to be elected at the general election,
and the Convention is 10 assemble at Iowa City.
The number of delegates assigned to each county
is left blank in the BILL as is also the time of
sembling. The constitution is then to be sub
mitted 70 the people at the following annual
election (Which will be in IS45) for ratifca-
ton.
The above are The important features Of the
bill reported Before passing it will probably
undergo considerable modification.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

In passing through the extensive packing cs-
adjustment Of Mr.. PAISLEY, the other day, We
were struck with the care and neatne.s with
which he has put up his lard the present season.
IS we'll as the pure and white appearance of the
lard ITSELF The kegs are all painted on the end
as has been suggested by produce dealers in the
cities, and branded. Mr.. P. we understand ha.
put up considerable quantity expressly for the
English market, all Of which is appropriately
marked and branded. The lard put up at all the
establishments in this place this season is much
better than any rendered last year, and canno,
fail to command the highest price in the mar.
ket. W ss3---}9g ft.E
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
American PORK.

Since the reduction Of the duty upon pork,
beef, cheese, SC, by the British government,
those articles have found their way into the Liv-
erpool market from this country in greater guam
titles than is generally known. At first buyers
found fault with our particular mode of curing
and were shy Of purchasing, but they seem to be
getting over this prejudice. One Of the London
journals says:
"We declare, and stake our reputation on the
averment. for we speak from personal experience
obtained in almost every State in the Union, that
finer m.at than the American Indian corn fed
pork cannot be found.''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
General jackson.

Everything relating to the venerable sage of
the Hermitage is read at the present day with
ayidity. We take the following from letter
published in Mississippi paper, dated Nash
vile, Nov. IS:
81 saw Maj. A. J. Donelson to-day. He and
VIM. II. Polk visited the old Chief yesterday, at
the Hermitage. He is in good hea'th--has made
the hest crop Of any farmer in his districts in
fae spirits since hearing of the glorious achieve
ments of democracy in the New York, Missssp-
pi aud Michigan elections. May he live thou
sand years in peace and honor, and then find a
pace in Ahrahan.,a bosesn to ali eternty.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
Letter from washington.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9, 1843

! To the Eaiior ofthc Mixsomr;nn:
/ Sir-The organization Of the House
of Representatives has been consummat
ed without any difficulty. although on
attempt has been made by Mr.. Barnard
OF New York TO create one bv raising a
privile ge1 question as to the right Of tnose
members from the non dis:ricied States
| taking their seats as members Of the
twenty rigth Congress. Upon this ques
ion there sprang up an animated debate,
in which Judge Bowiin participated. de.
nying the right Of the me mbcr from New
York. in this indirect manner. 10 bring
forward proposition so disorganizing in
its character; but when this grave consti
tulional question should come before the
House, he as member from the State Of
Missouri, would be found ready to meet
it, He was not afraid to meet question
Of such grave character affecting the
political rights Of those who had honored
him with sest on this floor. EEtA
The D-mocro,ic party has moved on>
ward in the discharge Of the high trust
raposed in them. in the face ofsuch dis
orr Anglers as SHADRAcH PENN, whose
designs upon the Democratic party ere SO
conceived in the baseness of ireachery,
that the result may prove advantageous
to his federal allies, with whom there is
perfect understanding in relation 10 his
reasonable purposes; but. thank God,
his business to this city has been duly
appreciated by the Democratic Repre-
sentatives Of the people, and he will have
the glorious privilege of returning 10 St.
Louis there to soliloquize over his con
duct 10 that party which has heretofore
sustained him To aid him in his de
monstralions upon the Democratic party
he brought with him to this city letters
Of General Jackson, written 10 him while
he was Editor Of the LouisviIlc Advert
ser. and long time previous 10 his
removal 10 ST. Louis, thinking that they
would enable him 10 gain n foo,hold: but
he has been repudiared in toto, which I
hone will be followed UP by the people Of
Missnufi. Z.
The political horizon is bright as to
tho futu e prospects Of the. Republican,
party. The friends Of tie respective
candidates have met here. inlerchanp cd
their Sentiments, and lhe result has Seen
harmony, concord, aud action; and the
same feeling will, in my opinion. prevail
ia the Democratic Cor IGNITION next May.
and whoever they may designate as the
candidate OF, the Democratic party. will
be warmly supported, ~ q concentration
Of the whole strength ofthe party. North,
South, East, and West; and victory will
again perch upon our banner. Let the
friends Of Democracy 60 into the contest
Invested Of all personal feeling for mon,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

The wings about Iowa City have issued call
to the faithful throughout the Territory to assem-
bic in conclave at the seat Of government on the
9th inst As the Supreme Court will call to-
gether most of the lawyers at that time, a
great blowing of Of steam may be expected II
will be meeting of captains and leader-the
privates, who make up the rank and file, will be
wanting. The object avowed in the call Is to
take such measures for the organization of the
wing party as shall be decided upon to be best;
or, in other words, to agree upon such plan Of
operations as will with the greatest certainty en-
able some half dozen of the getters up Of the call
to succeed to the Offices they have for long
time been coveting.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
General Electfon..,


The biliintroduced BY Mr.. BoKnY, 10 char E,
the tine for hoidiag the general election in Iowa
bsekte the u Tsesday Of August, is, we are adj
vissd BY rome .ef the members. likely to,pass.
wedo not rsgardit - matter Of any very great
ceessqusnse, ihsts the sehaneei proposed, we arc
eosviscea, woald BE- satisfactory to majority
Of our people, who, in the States in which most
q them lived before emigrating Kentucky, In
dana, lllfAojs, sTeanessee and Missouri-have
beeaisthe HABIT ofeasting their votes in August.
OneseassM, ai.we have usdesstood, why the law
w 1900 ~ u iast Legislature, was the de-
siFs - gae ~ ssttlenil The New Purchase the
P.fvt * sotfies tutsdj result showed that
butfsw, eeupsrstively, availed themselves ofthis
privilege. -s -
- ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

Our business engagements deprived US of the
pleasure we anticipated from hearing the intro
ductory lecture delivered before The Franklin Lit
erary Association on the evening Of the Goth inst.
by Z D. SrocxToS, Esq. The lecturer, we
understand, acquitted himself well, and to the
satisfaction ofa highly respectable audience
The lecture intended for last Wednesday evening
Yves not delivered in consequence of the indspo-
>ition OF Mr.. Fay, Ass
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
Important Error.

In noticing the recent change in the dimen-
sions Of the Hawkeye we stated that it was print.
ed on sheet Of super-royal size. The editor, in
ms paper OF this week, fntinsates that the paper
used Is imperial and we hasten to correct 50 very
important an error. Maugre all insinuations to
the contrary, we certainly have no disposition TO
underats the size Of ssthe cheapest paper publish
ed in Iowa." Is there anything else we can do
to oblige you, Mr.. Sensitive?
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

aud let their battle cry be Cor psfscsp,,,
the Cpnstitat,on, as illustrated BY Thoma,
Jefferson, eqsut 1&,cs, and egnal privilege.
= rich snhrtitancc bequeaihed u bv an !,
Revolutionary fathers, aud The se.ul,
will bca glorious one
Yours, &C.,
A DEMOCRAT
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

taken up BY another sinister effort Of Mr.. Bar
nard, ofNew York, TO get his protest against the
right Of the delegations Of four States to the seats
they occupied in the House recorded On the jour
nah The new debate was cur ofafter Mr.. Owen
of Indiana had closed his remarks, BY the Sem
ate's resolutions respecting the death Of DR.. Linn.
Mr.. Bow!in Of Missouri moved their adoption, in
an impressive speech, very appropriate to the oc-
casion, containing brief outline Of the public
career ofthe iamcnted Senator. The sitting was
concluded BY the adoption cf the resolutions
Globe, Dec IL
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

A s'Jayenile Hickory Club has been organ
lied at Columbus, Ohio, composed Of young men
not yet entitled to votes. Several young men,
the Statesman says, in addresses before the club,
renowned hard cider and coonskins in a manner
that old wings might profit by.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

- There are six Touring mills at Quincy,
T., and not one at Burlington. We have heard,
however, that gentleman now here has it in
contempi. ton to erect one the ensuing summer
to be worked D., steam. Certainly no better in
vestment of money could be made.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

The Indiana papers announce tie death of DR..
NATHAN JACKSON. He died at indianapolis on
me 18th inst, suddenly. DR.. J., it will be recol.
'ected, published paper at Iowa City, in this
Territory. two years ago.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
The New York Sun, in commenting on the in.
telligence brouS-h over by the Acadia, remarks

ssThe Anti Corn Law league gains strength
daily--women now flock to tnc theatres 10 near
the speeches against the operations o. the So1n
Laws. From small body of persons, tie
League has increased to an enormous extent, the
confederacy cannot be written or clamoured
down, it is composed of common sense practical
men. Members in favor Of the Reform are get
ting elected to Parliament, and Ministers will
find concessions on this point indispensable, or
they will be left in minority. The modifica-
ton or the Corn Laws in England will be nval-
liable to the agriculturalist in this country"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
priil,tinq.

The Gdzette Priating EstoblisAsest Asssss
recently supplied Nth wel aslsded vefsAsy
NEW AND FANCY TKrE,
the proprietor is prepared to execute ~ hnos =
PRlNTIKG al the shortest notice, in ene ness''
$ lyle, and on the most liberal terms. Il /" IS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

q Both branches Of our Legislature, previous
to its Adjournment, adopted resolutions express
sive Of grief for the death Of Senator LINN, and
resolved to wear Grape for thirty days as testi-
nony Of their regard for his memory.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

The majority for BsowS, the democratic can.
didate for Governor in Mississippi, i ascerfa'nso
to be $50. 39 tsaq eai NJ vs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

- An interesting letter from gentlsnsn -.
longing to the Oregon expedition will be io1n Z
on our first page. 5s. sss Va
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

The small pox, at last dates, was raging most
violently at Cincinnati. Between 800 ana 1000
cases were stated to he in the city.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

An action though honest, is not there
fore truelv vir,uous, unless Il be out OF
Choice. and with good will.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

PLEAsAsr EArLoyMESr-For member of
the Legislature, under the guise ola letter writer,
to retail his swn fat and pointless jokes. See
the very witty remark of"a wing member from
Henry county" to Mr.. Foley, as related by the
Hawkeye's correspondent aBuz" How laugh
ible the whole thing was!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

Coz. Dorr, in his message, takes strose
ground 10 favor of & State Government,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

Col. JOHNSON has returned to Kentucky from
his Eastern tour.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

y The Secretary Of War, in his report, re-
eommends the re-mourting of the I'd regiment
Of Dragons, which, By an act Of last Congress, il
is known, was converted into regiment Of rifle
men. We hope the Seeretary's suggestion will
be favorably received. For the protection Of our
extended frontier one regiment Of dragons !.
worth three regiments of infantry.
MIR. PAISLEY, we understand, has killed one
hog weighing 47s lbs, This beats the big hog Of
Van Buren,.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

The Acacia arrived a, Boston on n.
9th, and brings papers, to the ,9lh NH
fifteen days utter than previous in,s'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

session, in cold blood, after making MIN such q
remarkable instance Of mercy in the hot pursuit
Of l84l, would have been too savage, and might
have been remembered.
In the House, Mr.. Barasrd's continuance to
stick his protest on the journal, against the sense
of the body, was further discussed. A vast deal
o. .necial pleading has been employed in sup
nor; OF Ibis legislative trick which displays very
advantape,,.siy the professional refinement and
political oblioui,, w,.ich characterize Whiggery.
The amendment Of Mr.. Gii'mer to strike gu. the
protest and leave Mr.. Barna,n's .eSoiu''on WIN
out it, was adopted.
The Committee of Elections for the Ho.'se
was announced in advance of the other stano,. 8
furnish Messrs. Bolts and Goggin the earliest
opportunity of making their proofs to sustain
the claims they make to the seats held by Mr..
Jones and Mr.. Gilmer.-- Globe, Dec. II.
The Sesdte adjoureed to-day, to mark its res
pect to the memory of DR.. Linn, whose death
was announced BY his colleague, Colonel Benton
There never was better or truer portraiture OF
character, than that drawn. by the Senator from
Missouri Of his deceased friend One intimate
with DR.. Linn, who had not heard Of his death,
could not have doubted, on listening to Colonel
Benton's delineation of the manners the virtues,
the faculties, the feelings Of the man he com,nen
orated-had no name been mentioned-that he
mourned the loss of DR.. Linn. No one knew him
more intimately; none appreciated his worth
more accurately; and none could, with more
heartfelt truth, realize in language the loss sus-
tanned in his demise. Mr.. Crittenden seconded
the motion of Coloael Beaton in few eloquent
remarks, which were uttered with sensibility
which showed that they were not merely ceremo-
NH. There never was man more sincerely
loved and incurred by both sides Of the Senate
than the late Senator from Missouri.
In the Hosss. the early part ofthe sitting was
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