Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-26

d v lalssssAi3asss, aad 81 insreetn govern
n mant to sAfotcest hensaT The countsy iso on,
! hy, right iof, denqilsat saAile right by whic
!, smpet afsth e great pbMSrs hodtheirsssiAt
d6prhsioaoi1 now tia ttiies dsSirine -.ifs
Nav Mexico and The sEalifsrh ins@iti rer
yell; II Of more, still better. Liberty,lik
i ths :logeiM Gsths Isl broad enough for q
tnagspkind,g It,is amoral' duty dne to Mex
4iep hsrsslE 10 her oppre saeds psopie and I
d the WNrld.fa HAD 10 as.aii aal III, ioss iiaaa
Ii Lie tbai.rNaa,t est itastiay1sof osrscos,,,
1tIydo give ilawstp Observation-Disclosures
dtItlnept.q Tia instis sltions,df .enysseEhhor
disaRpeaS .bsfsEs the arts scieneesand In
ergg Ri qnrPsaple, A. doess the thin mis-
before the morning sup. - This 10 atMano
races and Of destiny, and though an evil il
fitseH, ytt We aEs tod thatevili Is permit.s'
That good NAV come 8! iti and If the Eesul
q ms III I'M Ma at 4 te sEen New
McKee, ! aha me alijgfnias, me- spd 2
oyidshss n sxtspaiine liberty ana, il,
tfshta IL kho5sa Iedees. Is - FAR attained
aid VIII eventually be iuily a consunaiee
the opponents Of the war tothe conIar,
fnotw itissfhtfding..s Issi q =9'iio -. y
hh lit be'ssid that our government is no IL
strong enoAgh to do these things, The al
ss"er is, that her people are, and that She
isnot strong enough to prevent 1t. x.
the cuckoo lays her eggs ii the hedge
SPAR owls nest, and leaves them there Il
be. Matched into life by the occupant, SC
are our citizens daily sowing the seeds d
fcsvil liberty and annexation among the PEG.
} pie of every portion Of this vast continent
andinidue time they viii BE " armed into
life and viii give rise "a political events
that shall change the Character Of the very
atmospheric that u armed them into exist
ence. GERS 81 aWa''s Sfsy' 1azsSAva
|adi We, are told by certain fcderaiists, i,hat
this is a god ablorred war;. So we ere
Ttoldrof the Revolutionary war and Of the
war Of 1884, And by whom?- II lspesl;
not efthe whole party, for thereiare proud
exceptions-i,i is by those who have 81.
ways been against, and nerer Jorour com
mon country, those whom Congress sop
posed protection 10 our earliest settlers d
the West-who opposed the acquisition
Of Louisiana, Of Florida, Of Texas--who,
in the war Of 1872, burnt blue lights on
our coasts, as; tokens of ,..comfortn TO the
enemy who, in, the Greek. war, denoun-
ced The immortal Jackson as a murderer
and who in the present war are guilty of
at least tile morat treason Of stigmatizing
our gallah: army. as rut-troats md ROBBERS,
and who IN go y, lpm ent Jess tolerant,
would be, he'd ss,traitors totheir, country.
This may nof'be isgdf treason, but is it
fiot n,otdsfy SOP 2 Th eys aallere'' to the en-
o,ny, Ess tha, saes his ,,sE4 asra CIV, saiicata
tbs cause BY their arguments; the s'cops-
tort'' him with their "sympaMies the
most acceptable of all comfort. And,now
what else is wanting TO make it treasonl
Nothing but the s'aid, which, fortunately,
their principle Of @'no resistance" renders
them'tc TOO cowardly' to give. - -''..'"3 = I,
The Ir,sh banished TO Canada By their
cruel Landlords. Oh this subject the Lon
don Times expresses The following opin-
ion: a'The population Of British North a
nerica III 1s44 Was l ,85l ,24l. Before
the close Of the present year nearly 1oO,-
coo persons, amounting to a twentieth of
the existing population, will have arrived
inthe St. Lawrence, almost entirely from
Ireland. Instead Of that enormous imini-
grafton representing IN any degree what
ever the wealth, the education, the rank,
the habits, the loyalty, and the whole
character Of the mother country, they are
to "a man from the lower CT ders Ireland.
They represent, they carry with them mis-
cry and degradation. q visionary tempra-
msnt and burning hatred Of the British
name. bs Centuries viii not efacs from
their vindictive memories and their inVen--'
tive inaginations the dark circumstances
Of their banishhent, their passage, their
landing, their dispersion over the inhos-
pi;able wild. Such is British colonial
ton. What else is to be expected than
demoralized and disafIected population, a
lost colony and al, aggrandized rival p
And whom have we 10 thank for these In.
eSifable results p,ns ea Boa sssca1geea LIS
sac, sIT .;nauilasss e5l ssgoa1a bI2e8
Senator SFhIRrtEID died very sudden
" at washington On TIE 9th inst, Of al,
affection Of the heart He wac il his seat
the day betore. ipae'!s' - ',..''' -, s
III Seam--" Steam;" said Mr.. Webster, in
recent speech "is on the rivers, and the
boatmen may repose on their oars; it is in
the highways and begins to exert itself a.
long the courses Of land convey ances; it is
at the bottom Of the mines Thousand feet
below the earths serlaoe; tits inthe mill,
and in the, workshops of the trades. , II
rows, it pumps, it excavates, it carries, 1t
draws, it lifts, it hammers, it weases, il
spins, 1t prints" .ss8 s.'aa'ssh ,2's'ls
I+"Will you have Daily SUM" said
newsboy TO Mrs, Partington. ID assn
atslyilt have daib sonl Why, you
little scapegrace! How dare you insinuate
against d lone woman from home? No,
indeed,I guess ! wont have a. daily son.
NY poor dear. man used TO- complain aw-
fully whenI presented him with a yearly
son. A daily son, indeed Begone, you
little upstart i,np!" and the old lady called
| for the old turkey tail fan, to keep from
swooning. s,;% ri 4aa 10 ss..sa bn, sa.
/ "a Sensible Whiig. - The Nashville Wfie
II eo,,a. ittjIte oro f4or Eoepiuo Timer (Etitor.