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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04
FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.

FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.
n L. FARNAM, ar PAT Water-st manufactures
Engines every szs, for cities villages factories
plantations, SC.
Garden Engines Fire Hooks Fire Buckets aud Fire Caps.
Hemp Hose, Leather Hose, of size required; Suction
Hose, Coupling Screws, SC.
Lift and Force Pumps lift and force ws;e. any distance
from 10 20 500 gallons minute.
Wind Mills Horse Powers. Water Wheels SC. for working
pumps.
Ship and stearboa, Pumps for Cling boilers &c. and for
OF fire
Lead aud Iron pip Brass locks, Ornamental Fountains sc.
~ B-The Pumps of his manufacture double Of
great strength and very SIMPLE their being
particularly we'll calculated for the Southern and Yves, India
markets SI43m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

DOARDlNG SCHOOL.-The Mount Fernon
ID Academy is pleasantly situated IN SSH street The Ola
Post Road near the Sd aysne Mr. and Mrs (ass p'o
petors OF thu Institution, wI receive limited number Of
scholars The course Of Study desnbebneh
useful and polite education The supvIior 4d'asag-s
The ncatCr and its proximity the city render this Seminar
sorthy of especial consideration. Terms $50 le:Que IL
advance o23lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

70 CREDITORS OF the n. Y. and Enc Rail
L road Co-Ofhce of the y. Y. and E, r r Co Nv.
YORK, 2.:h Oes9ber Is's Creditors OF the Y and E
and holders OF evidences OF indebtedness ON H., mar, ~
said Company requested place on or 6or The l6h
Soysheei ss IN The hands of Z. Person Esq., T.easursr
Of ne To- No ;. Wall statement specifying The cha.
aet.s OF seah ndebteda.ss Ii. amoun, And re ]
oi IT. ~ %, o:itinSI pa-'Iss EOATlO ALIEN,
cX IL. p-.siH.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

NEW SEMlNARY-MkS HOYT'S Lesson
Rooms. No. IS FORSYTH near Walker stree-lEs;rucos
in all tn branches taught in the best as;iutons-ReR
Hoyt viii aid the pupils in attaining ELEGANCE composition
and p.nmanhip and will assist the several Glasses IN ,hr
studies b., familiar Lectures ana ILLUSTRATIONS
Hours from 10 \. NJ 20 ?. M.--Even,ns Class from
orlock 10 g. CHARGES moderate. OIL In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04
COUTHOUY & MEYERS,

341 Broadway,
DESPECTFULLY invite the Public 10 call and
IL examine their extensive assortment Of LAMPS CAN
DELABRA, GIRANDOLES, &c; SILVER, PLATED
and BRITANNIA WAR;; FANCY and H0U Sc
FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY,-whichh have
recently received large accessions, and offered
greatly reduced prices.
Especial attention invited their rich stock Of LAMPS
CANDEI ABRA aud GlRANDOLES, which they
tnTe TO assert SUPERIOR IN beauty OF Workmanship and
delcacy of finish any that be foun! III he city
full supply Of the well-kn.wa SOLAR LAMP constantly
Oh hand.
q The Trade supplied with every description OF Lamp
ard Grandoe ercetins inferior ontS) factory prices.
Orders received fer the Chemical OIL LAMPS. o6 SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

1iRANDOLESa al ia Chathanl-street.-A great
do!ss also, choice lot OF splendid Gothic ses
or separately and superior quality Of ivory handle Table
cutlery together with general Of Plated aud Si
vst Vas al Of which offered CRAFTY reduc-d m
r.s os IN ALBERT BEACH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

A PRIVATE TEACHER-A graduate OF one
Of our first colleges, residing for time in the city st-
slros Of teaching private capacity hours
the morning. time III The evening" either OF The iolI?@Es
branches Latin, Greek, Hebrew, German, French Nstr
matcs aud Natural Philosophy studies preparatory iora
class college. As the entirel Tecunis ne
terms will be very low. de there reciprocal sa'Iat
ton. Recommendations of the very highest character sr
both character and ability, ADDRESS c. II. L. Pos.o
fc., or Office of Tribune. o3 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
4 | GALE5S co. S. POO Peall-slreet.-A gcner-
Aal assortment bad t- above place v B. large
lny9ce OF thick hip and Calf Boots received aud will BE-
sold bargain Brogans great varieties. Also Womens
Buskns. Eootets. Slippers SC
Also Hats and Caps Country merchants and others IN
red TO cali and examine All sed unusually Low 70, cash or
ecceptances by the cozen
DIG Zm I. S. Hotel Buildings, New nrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have Just
L completed very for the approaching
fall trade If these they have been emineIty Successful and
fully devoted the OF their patrons In
deed their entire regard the rights Of their
generally known need comment (the by
interested and nrncpled PERSONS 70 the contrary nowt
obtained the greatest notoe will now be found surFass
auy that they have introduced and they think far before any
that can be possibly sold for the price the United States
Gunpowters, lmleria Twankeys and Skin Teas great
MIXTURE fresh and great perfection An extensive
net OF ysons aud Young lysons suitable for city rera
in lots of any quantity poporonabe Of other
Green's Genuine java COFFEE, roasted daily. All goods sub
cuted 20 all parts Of the country: Terms cash Principal
street Christopher, NswYofk ad 6 Ful,op.stEee,
Brooklyn.
OssKR,E-The original and only warehouse in the United
States for the sale OF the only and genuine Howquas
Black leaS o6 Pm
ZINE TEAS.-R. l.. Scrymser, "A Barclay ST,
Il Of 81 Peters place would intimate 10 his friends
aud the public that he has lately received and offers for sale
lot 81 me TEAS importation and the most de-
icae taSorS: His stock Of The following &ssort
ment o Tees:
tyson. Eulong Souchong
Tyson Skir, Souchong
70. Tyson, pouchong
Imperial, Ming Yong Souchong,
DuilpOwdcr, PeccO &c
He would also add that lie keeps constantly On hand gene
raj assortment OF Sugars Coffee Spices Fruits and all other
articles connected with the Grocery business Those wishing
article OF the best quality and such pces that caRuot
iai 70 SUIT Orders from the country faithfully! attended to-
~ b. Goods sent 10 OF this city BROOKLYN
vi caiGast. o2O Owls 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

SHAKER HOSIERY.
INIT AND FLANNEL UNDER SHIRTS
IN aud Drawers, Manufactured b. the SH.1rgs OF Ner
rmack County " II. Persons wishing superior article
under clothing: suitable for the coming season combining
durability with warmth either Wholesale or retail are in
vited call the Agent; where they Will be Certain OF GET
ng The genuine article; wherr also b. found Shirts
Stocks, Caps Linen Collars and Bosoms Cap Trimmings
Patent EEainellrd and Top Leather, Umbrellas, Ferumery
&c. &c &c. q. w. GORGM, Agent,
ol2D&Wirn' l2s Maiden Lane between Pearl Wetrr-s,s
1O00 NEW BUCKlFRE.4T
lOOO Packages in bb!s. halt bbIs CTS and
sghths packed superior manner for the Southern and
Eastern markets choice article ,nd from gr for sale
on liberal terms, b. GEORGE WELLS. Jr.
e3I I'm 10 Frolt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04


Z. II. DARLING,
IMPORTER DEALER ~
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
IN MAIDEN LANE and Liberty street. has
recently received and offers for sale on the most lib
HAIR Tooth and Shaving CiiIlots and o-h.rs, St.s
Brushes psrs ~ 'ee'
ieLtSesSior Cars and Powder Gold and Gt Jewelry
ASKS Pen and Pocket Knives
6ohe aud SaIt Shirt Buttons szos and Razor Stroys
isfnning Dali Eyed Needles Shell Iyory aud Horn Combs
Sissi uniting :l!s and Bod Snuff and Tobacco Boxes
SiEs States and Slate Pencils sc
EAcHASrs ard feddie.s buying for cash will find II To
aN :E,d-s 10 Ge!i before Iurche ing elsewhere as all
II I'e ABOVE iine WIZ be sold on The favorable
. sic 2rn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

nROF. BASSET'S ORAL AND GRAMMAT.
L ICAL System OF French Taught without B9oks,-The
ensuing season at his residence $50 B9adwy entrance 10
Grand street This method being highly calculated 20
cannot fail to give thorough knowledge OF the French
full satisfaction the pupil Those who wish I. b instruct
ed will do well call immediately as the unmbeE pupils
will be- limited A. BASSET.
~ B:The Professor Can only be seen before A. NJ aud
after II O2l 2MeOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

The papers that have published the letter of
the Hon. Secretary, will confer favor on the
working men by giving publicity to this commu-
nicaton. MANY MECHANICS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

] A An e 6: MoFFET, l2l Prince St, n y. Of.
23O @ ID. Of German Silver fully e,avI to ,b Unmarried
G9SS s sfseS B!4ss various sizes imported
large aaan,itE Of de- VERY superior article Also
enc h. Vs manufactured under his own own supnta,d
duc IS enabled 10 warrant superior article and n
--,- oil ims
:, PIE, EL ~. OF Or The LATEST PATTERNS.
p ls.to lake Baskets, Castoss and Candlesr;cks.
Gca.aEais Cofse-Pots. Tea Se.s and Uras:
I'll a.1 odiha"lch and Convex Tea-Trsys;
aoe Su'ierT, single 6ozen or SETS Of 5, r;.e.s:
e ' ol'.f soeSS q similar description for sale o.
oo,-s -aAtERT BEACH, a: ~ Cha,har-suse.
peeJ PeaHs.,e--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04
THoMAs.JoNEs, Public Accountant,

I'D bItOADW
The course compartments such information is lEdPehf
bic the merchant and The Of business aud c0mbinr M
advantages Of private lessons with The daily routine 81 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

DEV. ]. F. MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
n SCHQQL-(corner Of Cntonand Pacific streets, Brock
lyn)Jhs School Will reopen ON the lst day OF September
Puuctual attendance OF the puliis Is requested
The Of instruction this Institution Is n! and tho
rough embracing the English. Class cal Mathematical and
Scientific branches Strict attention paid 10 the formation
Of the moral we'll telectua character OF pupils The
first employed in the several departments and ne
facfin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

NO. l. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Travels in the Great Jestrn Prai,s the .4nahuac and
Rocky Mountains and Oregon Territory; by THOMAS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-25

W tso D1SXS cru u S0lQ NOUIt 00O SNOW
cause, If any they can, why the proper
writ or wri 8 Of execution shalt not Be
awarded, which said notice shalt BE- given
to residents BY summons, served by the
proper officer, and to nonresidenis by
publish .ng the sa'na in the nearest news.
paper for four weeks success,ve.y, aud Il
summons, II shall be served on residents
ten duys before tie sitting of the Court.
and be pub ished to nonresidsn,s 40 afore-
said; the Court shall, at the fis, Term,
award the proper writ OF wri,s of execu-
ton directed TO the proper officer Ut the
proper county unless good cause to tho
contrary he shown, aud the homage Ut
heirs or devisees shall not ia any case
t'e gos'd cause to suspend EXECUTE a.
SIC 26. Thu. whenever any go.ds.
chn,,sls, lands, .enemen,s or heredi,a
ments, shalt be sold on execution by v,r.
Tue of any al the provi IONS ot this act,
aud the same will sell Tor more than viii
satisfy such execution, the interests and
costs acc'u;ng thereon, the Sheriff or 9th
or officer making sale OF tn. san.e shall
ie"der tEt: overpIus to the defendant or
$500 sso0ntsS OANA AuVtS oUO uOl I'LL VIsCU
snail such officer b: discharged ,here,rom
upon The records Of the same Court, to
which he shall make return vi his pro.
cced'ngs concerning sucn sales.
SEC. -. That hen mutual judgments
are existing IN any county ur counties al
this Territory, !, shall bc the duty OF The
officer or officers IN who's. hands the exc.
cut'"ns may be, To Sc. .tf one execution.
or Judgment against inc other, 81 tar as
the sa.ls Shat extend; and executions
may be certified from Que county TO uuo
t,er, Tor tho purpose al allowing such
set otis, aud II SHAH I've the duty Of the
Ofilcers when any such execution shall
come. I" their hands To ALLOW the same
Sec. ~. All deeds ui' renl es.u,e made
by amy Sheritlor other officer under this
act, shall *. recorded ~ tile SAINT. ,..anner
a. other deeus vi real estate arc now .e
CURED Ly law ~ ~ recorded. Aud in
failure VI SUCH ,ec.,rd, such deeds si.all
not W vulld. as against al innocent pur.
chaser without notice.
SIC. 20. That the act approved Jnnu
AIRY 25.h, 1889, and ali ats now III force
suDjec:inx real und personal estate h
execution, be aud the sumo are hereby
repealed.
$50. 80. This act to take effect iron.
aud utter the twentieth day Of February,
li.lsl.) 4. u. 1898
JAMES N. MORGAN.
Speaker IF The House u Representatives.
JOHN ID. EBERT.
l're.Il.mt 81 tie Cossc4I.
This bill was presented to the Exccu.
live "n the ll,h February, ls43. aud !,
n.'t having been returned Within torres
days thereafter, becomes = law without
his approval.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-25
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

At an adjourned meeting Of the Demo.
cratic me.,bsrs Of the Legislative Assem-
bly,, held y. the Capitol ON Wednesday
evening lust, Hon. ELI GODDARD, ii
Clinton county, was called 10 the Chair,
anu Major hsrxs., Of ues Mviues, wal
appointed Secretary.
Nj. kEfFLyR, from committee ap
polnted III u previous meeting 10 prepare
an address IL the Dempcra,lc party ol
Iowa, reported the following, wni..h wa.
adopted
10 THE DEMOCRACY OF IOWA.
We. The De,muctu:ic n,emLs,,s ut the
Legislative Assembly u lo~a, have deem
ed IL uur duty, bs,ors separating to re-
turn To our rrsp1c,lvs hon,es, ~ make a
lew suggestions to the Democratic party
u the territory.
This course il warranted BY prscsd..n,
in many OF the S;a'es, aid il is believed
that tins address will not ba esteemed ~
p.esumr,lous or d,c,a,or,al BY any one
who Is awafe vi the want vi c.,,cer, vi ac-
ton Vi the purity in som. portions Vi !he
Tsrr.lory, and who has nj heart the sue
cess III republican principles.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ct. thorough urgani
cation, IS necessary 10 the permanent aud
iull success q; any parry; and cur po!l..
cal brethren throughnu, the Territory,
should earnestly aud entr.el,culiy ~
opera y IN work which. must brin. all,u,
the triumph I'll the party ofEauAL xlGnrs
and EQUAL PRIVILEGES.
The .ast Year was. perhaps. more re-.
nMlkatne Tor the sudden MnL extensive
cnange in the political sentiments anu
purity preferences y, The people at the
Unlled States, THAI. has before " CURED
si"ct: her ext tcnce Us u nation. The VI.
wnrranubl. exr.sdn.n's used by III.
wings la The elec.lnn ut 1910; tho tx
t.avasaE. hopes and PROMISES held ou
by t.e.:, ami the utter ia,iure ui' thu I
hopes nnd Mul,.i'ulti!ll.ent Ot those prom.
lst:s, together with tnu VERY unsuccessful,
administration I'll the government by ina,
party, caused 40 uoub, tins great and
sudden revulsl"n. Que year vi Wing role
was enough 10 wake sup the people III The
hccep,iu..s that had ben ,,raclicci ~,
them, anu to make them sensible, that
oar co..n.'y could no, prosper, nor ou.
liberties flourish under tie guidance u
lAa. party 'Iwen,v-lhr4r Ut inc lwen!y
SIX o'aes have. III their Iais eleclio.ls
achieved Democratic tIlu.ll. ,l.s Or have
greatly Increased their Ds.nocra:ic woe
Even Massachusetts, which, within lsl
years could not poll over 800 repub!l
Gu" votes. has lately given ~ her Dem
Ocra,ic candidate Tor Governor $4,000
votes ana is Democratic thiouxhuu. he,
departments Ia the midst Vi this surp. i
sing revolution, Iowa hus very strangely
ana clone, suffered u counlur.revolutl. u
aud, tor the first TINE s.llce her ..rxantza
ton Us u separate government, gu,
branch u hel ,eg,slx;urs j. i..und with ,
Wing inaprlly; snd tue other with nearly
ala equal division Of parties.
TINS result is more deeply 10 Be- 70
grst.cd. when II II remembered, tina
Iowa was one ii the lew galians vcsssi
which did not strike their dags, ia ID,
disastrous fight o. 1870, but led the ~
IN the sccesdiny contest, when tho sobe
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-25
THE GAZETTE AND ADVERTISER
IL PUBLISHED wEEkLv
BY MORGAN s, HEM.
MAIN srsEET, BURLINGTON, IOWA rERs'Y.
+ r n N s:

THREE DOi.1.ARss per aansu,. II paid II adya.:.
-t"rR n0sssAas 9 che eapirstion 81 The y.nr
No sub.er;Ptics viii b i.consian. until all ar.
rearsxe shalt have been .id. snlrs> y, the option
lee = sncster sern than three months. All sub.
Mpessas Tor less than year must be paid in
I've riisements Of square aud less will he in.
SERTED once tor ONE DO,iAW: sm) for ~, :, .uh.e
Ss4uent insertion FlrTv CENTS will be rharxed. A
liberal discount will be made upon early adver.
Postage meet be paid or I'll commu ncations q n,
~ this nlfice a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-25

u0us 0ShUN. tTOH1 = committee 0HpDl0.
ted at previous meeting to present 20
the Presen. nseeting the names of suitable
psr.o,.s 10 net ~ Central ComAi,,ss Of
'rrespondencs Tor the Territory, and.
also, suitable persons e 10 appointed
committees Reorganization in the several
counties, reported that thu committee 70.
commend the appointment Ut the follow
ing persons. which report vas adop,ed:.
Ceaissi C0mssit &c 70, TIE Territory,
ssa Comwiitee IF osesaisa:ios for jobs
san c..niy-.urtis Bates, Jesse Will.
,a,n,, g Folsom, Henry Murray, Titus
r. Fry. john Calkiu.
Jaesson Cowaiy. II. Clark, s. s.
Fem, J &. McDonnald, John Webb,
Patrick Mullen, N. Butterwor,h, Ohadi.
ah Sawtell.
Louisa Cons.y.-J. w. Isett, Daniel
Brewer, G. N. McDaoell, John Runnels,
Z. z. lnghra,n.
Desm1i.es COuaty--Charles Snslson>
John ID Cannon, Stephen Gsarhar:, John
s.. breckenridge, Abraham Sells, Squire
Eads.
MY,eai;ne Cosniy.-D. J. Snyder, John
Vanaer. benjamin Nye, Chas. Nssly, ].
E. Fletcher.
L~e osniy.-Guy Wells, Amos LadJ,
Jacob Sears, Joseph Roberts, Johnsoa
Msexs, NJ. H. Walker, r. H. Babcock.
ION Buren, County,. J. II. bonney,
VIM. Steel, Lawrence Scutt, WIN. Z.
Blackmore, Andrew Leach, Stiles ). Car
p.i!,cr, joe, Knight.
Hesry County WIN. Thompson, John
B Lash, 'rhon,as Angel, J. e. Hall.
Scott County -. ". Parker, Laurel
Summers, 4. III. Davenport, Harvey Leon.
ard, - Henley
Lem Cou.'y --Robrrt S.ny,h. James
v. Hill. George Grrsne, s. w. Durham:
Bar.rmus McGonigle. N. Il. Brown, L. N.
Long and Samuel Z. Stewart,
C.da. C,unty.-lienry liard,naa; Vim.
X. Rankin, WIN. Mason, Joseph Crane;
-. Ward, VIM Miller.
i jones County. Thomas 5. benson;
John 'rayler, c. Russell, hobart Daltost
WinchcIl.
J.f;rson County, w. G. Coop, T. 3.
Savory. Robert Brown, Harden Butlee;
Jas. u. Harden, 5. S. Ross, John White.
Washington C'snty -li. II. Slower, +.
Baker, George Stone, ]. b Davis, john
i ;.uii.s.
! CNn,on County John Brophy Samuel
NMl',tle. Elijah Buell., Robert Smith, 3.
Z. Renedici.
!. Dubuqe Couniy.-rhomas II. Benton,
il. HannIble E,nniersou, john Parker. C.
Cookery James Fannlng. Thomas McCra.
neg. john u. 'rhedinger.
| siay.on Comnty.-W. w. Waymnn. 8.
B 'UiMIs.eud, Paiten McM,l!en, . ~.
Gould, - Lse. \. +. Wangsr.
Sa;nt i'eters--ti.nry Sibley, Msloss
Steele. 5H:
! Delauare County david Mdrsiand.
c. w. Hobbs, john Keelcr.
| On motion Of Mr.. Rogers is.
! Ordered that the proceedings 81 ,hiss
meeting, and the address. 10 pubiishsd i
the several Democratic papers Al this
Territory.
de.
| GEoles IlErSss, Sss'y.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-25
E6I OOUONSetV1 IN *
GEoRes llEPSss, Sss'y.

A Chinese description Of the barstina
Of : shsil:--'.Hs iaii down. then he siS.
IL z--tlen he snoIe-,hsn he % 70 seop
presently he spring up and kill apises
:. least .sa moo" Kill Piscs, tear i
piscsG.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-25

SHEPHERD LEFFLER,
PLEASANT HARRIS,
FRAN lis GEHON,
THOMAS COX.
w NJ. PATTERSON,
ELI GODDARD,
J. w. cUkBER l'SON,
a. HACKLEMAN,
L s M'CULLOCH,
HENRY fELKNElR,
THOMAS ROGERS,
JAMES BRIEFLY.
+ ANDROS,
ANSEL BRIGGS,
JAMES N. N ORGAN.
GtORG: Ht;PSER,
S AM'L SyVEARlNGEN.
JOHN G. BERRY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-25
EDITORS AND PROpRiErORs.

they will call Conventions, and "a. into !
thorough organization. Lot them no, g
dishear.ened BY defeat, let them s,;li
give battle in the good al cause, Let
them not fall back one inch in face Of the
Toe, and let them remember that theis
principles arc founded in immutab.s
truth, and must ultimately prevail.
in order toeffect the desired organiza.
non. We recommend that County Conven.
lions 10 holden in each county Of the 'csf.
ritory, in the early part of June next, "a
attend Territorial Convention. a rick.
ct 10, County officers might then also b
nominated. The time o: holding the Ter.
ri,orial Convention We would suRves, to
be the 9Th Monday Of June next, and the
place. of meeting AT Iowa City. We have
also taken the liberty, we hope no: an ia.
worrsntabIe one, Of appointing Central
Committee Ut Correspondence, residents
o. the County uf Johnson, and Commit.
tees Ut organization ia each County Of
the Territory. II is hoped that tho per.
sons selected as members OF these seve.
raj Committees will show themselves, By
their energetic anJ uatiring efforts in the
discharge OF their duties. as not unwor.
thy OF The trust contided to them, aud
o, the cause which we oil have espou.
scd.
We have no language to urge upoa
you as strongly as we desire, the
poftancs Of an unisrm organization Of
the Democratic purity al Iowa. We trust,
tina. enough, aud more than enough has
been said 10 stimulate YOU to active ex.
cr,ion ~ The cause Of republican princi.
pies. We believe that .'no pale counsel.
Tors to l.ar' vii! be found in your ranks,
and that YOU will all he found fighting
calamity under the flag which though
'.,a:,rr-d und torn III our Iast battle,
w'sl in our next fight, marshall u, Oh 70
victory.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-25

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

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