Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

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Tennessee - No Election >,
We have already announes @ p !, Sa
ment Of the Tennessee Ian. @s
the frs. day, wilhou, ha,in. g !
elect a Senator in place of Z. pa ~
Three Locofocos were then ~. ~
O. P. Nicholson, Hopkin, 'p y
and VIM. e. Dunlop; and h.. :;
as well say. that Samuel r0 as.e r
er, and no. ii. l.. Turney !,
of the Senate from a VIII. "es
which we referred yeslerd,sv 'as
second day, as we learn from 4. Y
polilan' Of Wednesday eyr.; ss
Intellectual attempt was mad,
plish an object so desirable :.
Foco parry. The Senate a,ns. v
hall of the House. The CONF
opened with prayer by The R., NV Y
ell; aud then Mr. Glenn ross
that since the adjournmen, 4 y "
Yesterday evening, he had Bee,
about TO see villa. was soin, i
ground and under the .rou"d
thought there was more soins !. Y
the ground than above; he thee
ed that the convention sdion,. f
day week. He ,hough! ,h,, + = !.
venuon would adjourn for ,b,' -,
the friends Of the respective ~,
nigh. consult together. and cam. J.
understanding. Mr. Richardson =
posed TO adjournment, bpc,n..
ceived no good would result f,o.s
Democrats had majority in H.,
ture, and il was in their pov,,
the Senator al once il they ihou.b
TO do so. Upon them, he III
rest the responsibility Of hi, ~
ballo.ing
The Convention refused 10 W.
a very decided vote, the balIolID, !, !,
snmed, being The tenth, which "
as follows:
Mr. Nicholson.
Mr. Turney.
Mr. Dunlop.
Mr. Bell.
Mr. Henry,
The thirteenth ballot resplsa az
Mr. Nicholson,
Mr. Turney,
Mr. Dunlop,
Mr. Bell,
Mr. Henry,
Mr. Foster,
There being no election, M M
the Senate, moved that the Cu,
adjourn until Friday week. TIL
ven,ion refused to adjourn by ID,
81 10 As.
On these proceedings, the 0dhr
Of the ODD says:
The two houses in eonvsnin
now been engaged two days iab
for Senate 10 the Congress oiai
ed States, wlthou! making All eIr
They seem TO be - far from t
when they began, owing 10 asG
| party aich has the mcjorily. ls
Of yesterday afternoon, from lhr., n
until sunset, was CONSUMED Ri
sion which arose OH question d
Speeches were made BY VII Gsf
hr Glenn of the House and Mr.
son. Speaker Of Tie Senate, iHr
certain inquiries of Nr Waitress
latlen 10 letter said 10 have ss
ten by Hopkins l. i'nrney, or
candidates for Senator. in vhn
sad 10 have recan,ed some Of h
ions in relation 10 a tariff, AID Cas
lers. The speakers INDUCED
latitude of debate, under a gocd
excitement. and without ioBch
question of order. Mr. W stlsra
concluding his speech, @ ave wr
lion 10 adjourn No. Re pub
Georgia.-Ail the returns ,n
cept from one county-and sha'
lowing result: For Crawford
SO. Ids; for McAllisler, (Locoln
723. Wing majority, l.422
Senate. the Wings have iwenv
the Locofocos tventy FIVE msSF
the House, sixty.nine Wings q
Locofocos. So lhalA.here villa
Wing majority on joint balkt
Death ofE L. s. Thomas.-Tp
lemaB-well known TO msuy-
this city yesterday. He was ofh
~ Of Isiah Thomas, OF WorcsT
He removed to Charleston, : y
lhere conducted an extensive bcsia
business He published and W
the Charleston Courier for NJ
years. Subsequently, he remO'a
cinnati and established the Ersar
which Cor four or five years be q
here. Since that he has pubF
"Reminiscences" in two volana
an entertaining book.
In former years Mr. Thonf
atiiuent man; bu. in the decllned
became straitened in his crrSn
and found the ways Of the won
hard. He was cheerful, howsN
disposition, and seldom rsAea
world for what he knew i ca,s
In Carolina, where he was oes
he was largely engaged 10 ous''.
known 10 most Of the prlnclph
and appears to have enjoyed maes
society.-Cincinnati Chronicn
| Colofed Toters.-The colonl
lately held a convention at oeo'"
at which a resolution was passS
Meeting themselves with The "'n'.
aboli,ionis,s. They intend p u
| votes for liberal minded men, NV
of party. -
| r u ~, that I'll