Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03

- ~"dosIed-..k Akeays
Squirt appeared, and silently ' ss' 4, ,
searching and irresistible o. mtg
reluctant warriors, dissin.,sIa Aces =
sliion,and knocked Hoe.in.'as.n ss foa'
Thunder and Greased-Ligh'n;'sy be u
cooked hat" To him. hun. a,ns i ~ r
thanks for The purchase of !,
Der region of the North. ' sa
Mr. Van Buren,, ever r...-,
Interests and wishes of The a''ul an
West. after much solicit,nar' OAe n tfaia'
ty, induced our hero to t,Ls aNdss " nj
the drudgery (unft for hi. i, p0a hes tloh
OF Receiver of Public Monte, Ivy !, ne more.
ton. and this, TOO, a. the n,s y Bes ...e
three thousand dollars NJ, y nap
here his active genious copld lynn o"s'
itself 10 the duties Of HI. "; " ea Thr
and Ito pass the time" bs r"'o q dw
conn'er-marched the ".quars' ,'sa' AZ Or
cracy'" and became among ,b.u nav
in the estimation of ONE lnd;v;a as .n
setter up and puller down ~, ''
gogues. His military talent, 'dap dy
not be cribbed and pen, m %'S IN
blazed forth as Adjutant Gep |, " " A..
the Armies of Iowa, and in ,L. I wi
he issues those stet isl, o,a.' ~ 4. de
struck panic into the ranks Of ,b. " 4 lee
and put period 10 the blood, y r's' r,ins
trous war then desolaling he y, y. I'll
Missouri and Iowa. aa rbey
The heather rage" and al, Penn
toed' democracy TOO, have ,hs. W - York
madness. and in such an hon, n. " DsmI
ed a pinch-back military cbisG.. y graz
pure and beaten gold, like our Ss,Is lT-m'
sident of the United States. n. n kai o
ant OF the qualifications which I, ~ bat q
place, and burning 10 be reysn,st. sh'ei
most redoubIable opponent, di,Si,.%, Gase
Squirt from Office 10 The or.,, ss n.
the "square-ioed." but much MA. ~ :.
Tins own JOY, for then he had ,,.. NJ
iunlty OF returning TO the shade. i M - -
cy. which his wearled split 50 nv IN
desired. But fate had olherwi. A.. 4 pa,
and ere long he is at the caps M. w.
applying the "caulering IRON ~ !,
troublesome gentlemen. Ii, "Su, ,s,her
federalists. Here he became, a. rs u 3,
wont, The slnecure of all eys =, r,o,s
wrote and talked and swors amIs JIoioo
and bled and was dru5bed, tbu. th,s Mr.
lleved to be SANDER OF '.bue Hchs m Q
eralism, Jail for the glory Of The ,nn IN Y
toed democracy" sndss illle, yr, Yors
for his own benefit and behoof. TMu "A sc
too limited sphere for such Iunar then
and he removed TO ST Louis when n II do,
completely foored and bamboo,ej I mfr
Penn Of the Reporter. His lriumpnvl :
old Shad are known all over The III ;"
Thence he was called 10 WsshinrmI wore
President Polk, who urges upon hin i
office of Commissioners Of Indian All Dill
bu. this he declines. He presses upon sP'o
acceptance the place Of Commis.pw HI !
the General Land Office, but he
not yield. He is offered all foniaL brH
polnlments from minister to 81 JIM WAN
down to charge de Affairs at Ichsbx ~. -
his attachment for private life oulHp wv Of
the proffered honors. He is ineYoasl \ sd
the wishes of the Chief MagisusR, q tn', .hi
he is reminded of his former frisah X, n
Iowa, who are perishing for lacEd gtIsprc
presence, when he relenls, and hszs4sod
TO the Territory was hailed with hss6 :.
unbounded applause Here i vHn ~ 2
ly hoped he would long remain De ct,
ideal Of the "square-ioed demOcraq $40
the rude clarion OF war was hesRa a'sh ~
far Southwest. and like the war hus IN w..
Job. (fCr Van Squirt is a hos, he ssAinl
ed the battle afar off and the lhuaaf 9sg th,
the Captains and the shouting" hf =
sues his proclamation--a most soaH' ~,
ring proclamation for a Thousand ErnM VIZ {
from the valley Of The Des MOnfs rfaft
was frantic TO place himself al then -
and cut the first pigeon wlngin me " hsrni,
Of the Montezumas. But amidst Ih VI AN
lie of preparation and the "huryIE -
hot haste" il was whispered iha a -
cambridge was peradven,ure IN ths y q
lean Service. and that thai pistol van :,
in his possession, when sudden ri
lection of his official and civil dulles
our rampant Hotspur and he aVsrsd : .,
= His thoughts, he must confess was - q
on peace"
Such in short is the history y. q
man whom the united voice Of 'g'A
people are now urging upon lhsG !
ature for U. S. Senator from Iowa II a
hey dare 10 turn a deaf ear 70 na .
quest now "thuuders at the wal'a II
Capitoll" Will they blindly rsl's
represented by one before the su'ss
Of whose genius the talents Of lr'. b u
sters, the Crittendens and The Oa'r Do
appear a fickerlng farthing llsM II.
lake it upon ourselves, aye, mos ~ sigrs
latingly do we do it, TO RESPOND ses
manner Of some Of Van Squlns w IN p !
Pegasian and Imperative edIlon ss 81 Il a.
Neuer! No NEVER! NO NE'Ip Hpecl
Head Quarters r.,Ars.a .
Of the mounted Van Spur '"'' nsm1,
Nov. 80, 1916. N46 n ,he
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