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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-10-11

On BASKETS Champagne Wine, (quarts and
~ pin,s) o( the most approved brands, and of
superior quality, at
GERALD'S GROCERY,
One Door South of the Bank Of Camden.
hprl IL 10 II
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70 @a QOe E

Se 0s @e R
Kershaw Z O ID Q. N q m b er 9
The Regular Meeting Of this Lodge will be held
at their new Hall on Friday evening next at
7o'clock.
By order of the N. G.
A. T.. SOLOMON, Secretary.
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=. The Office one door below w. J. Gerald Esq,
). formerly occupied by Doct. E. Fl. Anderson:
Apply to II. Levi.
October Sd, 174S. 40 tt
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CLEVELAND'S ?.
Improved Soda d SeidiitZ Powder

Improved soda q SeIUHtZ FOWQeIss
The almost universal employment of Seidlitz
powders as an Aperiant and gentle laxative renders
the attainment of an article, the quality Of which
may be relied on as desirable object; whist the
fact is notorious that majority OF the powde arg
totally inefficient. These powders are prepared Of
pure materials and are put up in such manner as
to preserve their quality in any climate: .,-,
For sale at Ci-ESELAHUS' Q
Ano 9 81 ...t.-.u d. q.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-10-11
SONfee Canal.

iSONfee Canal.
The usual repairs having been completed, it will
be reopened for the passage Of Boats from the 23d
Of September.
v. PRESS SMITH, Superintendent
sent l2 3S 4t
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Hastings Compound Syrup of Nap

A positive cure for coughs, colds, Asthma, con-
sumption and all diseases Of the chest and Lungs.
A single bottle will prove its efficacy. For sale at
Sent l3 (37i CLEVELAND'S.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-10-11


tention of the citizens of Camden and the surroun
ding country to his extensive stock of Boots and
Shoes, now receiving direct from the manufac;u-
rers, which he offers at very low prices. His
stock consists in part as follows, viz
GENTLEMEN'S
Fine calfskin quilted waterproof Boots
do do pump Boots
do do welted do
do do sewed and and copper fastened do
do do waterproof Peggee Boots
do do pump do do
do Mud Boots
do kip pegged Boots
do do do Bootees
do calf do do
do do waterproof Bootees
do do sewed and pegged shoesland Boosee'
do do Oxford Ties
do do Pegged Jersey Ties
do waterproof Overshoes,
do gaiter Boots
do Russet Brogans
BOYS
Fine calfskin pegged Boots
do do do Bootees
do kip do Boots
do do do Bootees
do calfskin sewcd do
do Russet Brogans
LADIES'
Fine coored silk Caters
do coored TEX satin Caters
do do do satin do
do black lasting do
do do kid do
do morocco Jenny Linds
do white kid and satin Slips
do English kid do
do French kid Slips and Ties
do American do do do
do morocco Walking Shoes
do do do do
do lasting buskin Tips
do black velvet Slips
do goatskin Walking Shoes
do Waterproof Oversboes,
MISSES
Fine colored gaiter Boots
do do kid do
do morocco Walking Shoes
do kid Slippers
do colored morocco Slippers
do India Rubber Shoes
do calfsxin School do
Together with great variety Of Chldren's Shoes
-ALSO-
1000 pairs Negro and House Servants Shoes.
Also-Sole and upper leather, calf and lining
skins, band and harness leather, patent leather,
soe thread shoe lasts, shoe tools of every descrp'
ton.
Also--Men's boys and children's Caps, new
patterns; together with large stock Of travelling
and common Trunks, Valices, carpet Bags, Wal
lets, school Satchels and waterprootravellng Bags
The above comprises but small portion OF his
stock, all OF which will compare with any in the
southern country for style and durability.
Sept Is, 81 II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-10-11

Keep before the People Of Lancaster District.
We the citizen, OF this District announce ELI
C. BISHOP, Esq, az candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff, tie next term. Mr.. BISHOP being ma
tive Of our District, has given opportunity Of
knowing him well, from his youth up to the present
time. His honesty, honor and strictly sober and
moral principles have been well tested among us,
and highly appreciated by all good citizens who
know him we'll. We therefore earnestly recon-
mend him to the favor and respect of each and
every voter of our District and hope they will feel
it their duty to give him the office, as he is every
way qualified to discharge the duties thereof with
credit to himself and satisfaction to the people, and
" = MANY VOTERS.
March 30th, 1S45
Gentlemen and Fellon Cttizens-From sense
OF the duty and obligation am under for the high
honor conferred by so numerous and respectable a
portion Of the good people, accept your nomina-
ton, and return you my waruest thanks and heart
felt gratitude for the honor thus conferred, and
pledge myself to the people, if found worthy OF
their confidence, and they elect me to the high and
responsible office, to discharge it's duties with all
honesty and integrity, to show all the favor and
lenity that lies in my power, without lncurrlny a
liability upon myself or securities.
remain, Dear Sirs, your most obedient servant,
ELI r. RISH0p
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Dekalb Factory.

Our CoTToN YARN having recently suffered IA
reputation, we have changed our arrangements,
and are now manufacturing it of quality that We
can safely recommend 10 our customers. By special
attention 10 this department Of our business, we
are determined fully to re-establish the lost char
ac,er of our YARN, and hope that our friends will
give it fair trial.
We are manufacturing the DEKALB OZNA-
BURGS OF more uniform weight and quality.
Aug. l6 w ANDERSON q CO.
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Just Received,

NEW AND FRESH GROCERIES,.
JUST RECErSEb At
THE CAMDEN BAZA
'onsisting In party
Teas, Java Laguira, Rio and Cuba Coffee
Muscovado and N. o. Refined Sugars
New Orleans Syrup and Molasses
West India Honey and holasscs
Sal Efa;us and G. Soda
-ALSO-
A variety Of Toilet Soaps, Flesh Powder
Real German Cologne, Tooth and Hair Brushes
Fine Tooth and Dressing Combs
Ladies' silver mounted Riding Switches
For sale BY NJ. DRUCKER g. co.
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Store TO Rent.
The Store at present occupied by ;. b LEVY;
possession given by the middle Of November.
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Dwelling House.
Ordinary's Notice,

To Rent, my former Residence on Fair street.
Sept. l3 (37 tf) w. ANDERSON.
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Gunny Bagging.
Gunny Baeging, Kentucky Bale Rope and
Twine just received an for sale by
Sept. &. (36tf) E. w. BONNEf.
Carpetings Printed Floor cloths and Rugs, just
Sept. 6. 36 tt
For Sale.
The Dwelling House and premises, fronting on
Laurens street, now occupied by WIN. B. John
ston: Also, the Brick Two. Story House and pre-
misses adjoining the first Lot.
Also the Dwelling House in front Of the Metho-
dist Church, known as the John Smith House.
The property is in good repair and must be sold.
Apply tc -
J. M. DESAUSSURE. AS''ghees'
All debts due to w. B. Johnston, not paid by the
first day of October, will be sued.
September 9th. 36 II
PIG.TAlL! PIG-TAlL!
Tobacco Pouches Of Gum Elastic
" Gutta Percha
Gum Elastic Purses, Porte Monies, Cigar cases
and Bone Raltles. For sale by
may IL. r. H. LEMP.
On BASKETS Champagne Wine, (quarts and
~ pin,s) oil the most approved brands, and of
''p''''' '' GERALD's GROCERY,
One Door Sowh ef the Bank Of Camden.
Aprill2 10 #
New Books.
Harold, the last Of the Saxon Kings
The last Of the Barons
Armstrong; or Life in the City
Faust, Romance of the Secret Tribunals
The Scourge of Venice
Adventures OF Medical Student
ockney in America; Angelica,a Novel
The New Timrn, Romance Of London
Worthering Heights, in two parts
Lucy anford, L, no,raare Tile
Red Coats chronicle Of the Revolution
Robber aptain's Bride
France, its King, Court and Government, by &c.
neral Casa
AUG. U.s. A. YOUNG.
SUPPLEMENT- TO THE PENNY CYcLorGDIA,
2volumes
Mason's Farricr. new edition, 1S4S
Cheap illustrated edition of Manstields Mexi-
can War
American Chesterfield
The Bachelor ofthc Albany
The Children Of the New Forest
Cos,elI's Treatise on Posons, a new work
Loiterngs in Europe, by John r. Carson
UNION HYMNS for Sunday Schools, Bible
Glasses, &c.
Aup. l6, A. YOUNG.
f.. w. BONNEY
Will continue to act as Agent for persons trans.
acting business in either Of the Banks in Camden
Fresh CitrOM,
Just received by E. w. BONNEY.
Notice.
All persons indebted to me are requested to
make immediate payment.
sent. 90 J. D. MURRAY.
Eau dc Cologne.
A few dozen Of that very superior Cologne Wa.
ter in pint bottles, just received and for sale at
Sept l3 (37 tf) CLEVELAND'S.
Georgia Plains,
For sale bv W. ANDERSON 4 co.
Ordinary's Notice.
Whereas no application has been made for ADJ
mnistraton upon the goods and effects Of K. j..
Wilson decd. have taken possession of them as
Derelc, and hereby give nutice to all persons in
Jobtod m said Estate, tn come and make im,nedi-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-10-11

Crashed, Powdered. Clarified and
Brown Sugars. for sale lo~, BY
Aug. Is. w. ANDERSON d CO..
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Gunny Bagging.
Gunny Baeging, Kentucky Bale Rope and
Twne lust received an for sale by
Sept. s. (36tf E. w. BONNEf.
Carpetings Printed Floor cloths and Rugs, just
opened and for sale by E. w. BONNEY.
Sept. 6. 36 tt
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Great Bargains
IN BOOTS AND SHOES!

GEORGE ALDEN respectfully invites the at
tenton of the citizens of Camden and the surronn.
ding country to his extensive stock of Boots and
Shoes, now receiving direct from the manufac;u-
rers, which he offers at very low prices. His
stock consists in part as follows, viz
CEN'CT EMEN,S
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28

TOTICE.-The undersigned, having been
: daily appointed by the Judge Of Prohale 10
administer upon the estate Of Patrick W Donald
dec d, late Of Pleasant Prairie. hereby give notice
those indebted to SAID estate. to make settle
meur,and 10 those having demands to present them
for adjustment.
GATHARlNE M'DONALD, Adm'x.
J. P. CALLEHAN, Administrators
January q, IS3S-3D
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. 81 TT n T s II. z z,

DIR. 4. c. WOOD WARD.
WOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants
W of Southpor, ana vicinity, that lie has taken
rooms overthe Store Of Mr. VI. Myers. opposite
the ManEion House, where he viii remain perna-
nently located, and will be happy to walt upon all
those who favor him with call II The practice OF
Dental Surgery.
The most beauiilul Porcelain Teeth inserted on
nivot or gold plase. single or entire sets, in the
mos, natural and desirable manner.
All operations warranted. and particular atten-
tion paid to the diseases Of the teeth.
The mos Satisfactory sfeIeucss given.
Southport. Nov. :, l-4-. -u2G,y
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28

THE UNDER rocd, having opened new Jew
elry Store IN Milwaukee, bpGs leave inform
he citizens At Wisconsin that he will be happy tc
rave them ca.l At tie above named place and exa
n1ire his stock Of goods which consist il part 81
jewelry and Fancy Goods.
SILVER WA"F,
o. ali kinds. God Pens Of various makers, Steel
Trimmings for b rs ard Purses J.. riumcry ofali
kind-, LamPs-a general assortment Of Church,
Store. and ParIo. Lamps Also, Bedcon Lamps
for Vessels.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Ne'odis7s. Accord ans, F.a:es and Ilano music
Toys and Fancy Goods.
WILLOW WAR;.
Willow Wagons, Cradles and Chairs, Gold and
Silver Trimmings Tor Odd Fellows regatta, and
other articles too numerous 70 mention.
Particular attention paid % repairs of Watch
IS aat JewelFY--also Engraving.
s. GARDINER.
Milwaukee. Ju1e, le47.--no2y4
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GRiFF!TH'S WESTERN LINE.
.o.,,,e ;,,e,,rn5 on, fLc Erip (nuoj

OTgOtA Lt8uItH VH III I|''' D"|'H''
PRofHftTUks.
SEARS q GRIFFITH, Buffalo.
ISAAC a JOINS, Buffalo.
G. II. GRIFFITH, Troy.
T. Gr.Iith. Agent.
80 Coeuijcs STRIP, Arw York.
The Projectors Of the above Line woq'd call
he attention Of Their Friends and Tie Public 70
heir increased Facilities. Merchandise. FurnI-
ture. ana Passengers, ansporcd from the city OF
New York, Boston, Troy, Albany, &c, 10 The
Western and Southwestern Shfe'' ana l'roduce
rom those States to airy Eastern Market, With
Cheapness, Care ana dispatch, IN connection
~ G.;F,b's New York and Troy Line Tow
pas,s IN Uud.oa RlycT-T Jiv 1suTed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28
Southport, Sept. I3, 1871.


DECLARATION or WAR
ID NARSTON has now got " the be.. Shop
IL. in the Territory for painting and IS now pre-
pared 10 do al klads of Painting and Polishing
Carriages and Slejghs in better style than can be
done else where. Alter the experience ottweaty
wears he hagers himself that he cannot be beatlay-
ing paper-he also prepares walls and paints walls
allcolors end different styles 50 Jhatla any rooms
lie walls can be washed as well as any wood, and
this he does from his own experience and kaowl-
edge sud IS prepared to do fancy and ornamental
painting cheaper than can be don" elsewhere in
;hs Territory
y. II. Pants and oils ALWAYS Tor sale at
nv shop ard colors Of every description prepared
and sold at~t-hf Cirs,ntu= nd Imitation OF F.
zvp,lan marble and al c'lIei kinds q wood aaa
marble &c., &c
" Shop corner Of church ana 7e,.. streets.
Sol,hpoI. Dgc :, $50
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28

WOODEN v ARE.-Jordan Wooden Ware.
w onsistrg Of Tubs, Pals, Churns, and
Half Bushels for sale At manufacturers prices BIZ
c. |. HUTCHINSON & co.
Jan. !. 1915 nos
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KIN G. S
z; O. O. Is - Z q Il II j..

- . . ~ < = @aS =
TyNIIE subscriber is now openinga general as
sortlent Of Miscellaneous, Juvenile, School
nLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Consisting OF Printing, cap, Letter, Note, Post
CGcc Dra3ing, Bloaing ant Tissue PaPcr.
Al So
QuiRs, steel Pens, TFGfcrs, Sealing I'0r, IaI
Sand. Ink Stands, Wafer and Sand BdreS, SC.
JUSTICES BLANKS, Of all kinds.
SIMEON KING,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28

GLASS WARE
lust Received. a q re lot OF Glass ware con,
j ssrinE al So. Jars. Tinc,ures Of various sizes,
Sail mouths. Bottles, assorted yials sc Tor sale,
wholesale and &c 'al at
II. +. STRYKFR'S Drugstore.
Also Castor on IN Bottles o. varsous sizes.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28

LU.UBER, TYJIBER, SLLYGLES
.4ND L,7IW
THITE Subscriber has on hand, and will continue
/ TO baye through The season. complete assoIt-
ment OF the above articles, iuclud.ng Fencing
Boards. Bills Of stuff sawed 70 order, ard deliv.
cred at short notice.
Yard, one block west Nichols and Bain's cor
ners. r. NEWELL.
Southport, May ls-notw r,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28

TOTiCE.-Those whose notes and accounts
n with the subscriber are due, are requested
to make payment Of the same. or officers torcol
lection. GEO, G. MANNEl ! co.
Sou,hpor, Dec. -. 1917.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28

NEW GOODS The hest assortn,e0tIn tcvn
y Just received and zsIuas oF cae~pst
NayIS MAINLY & Cos
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28


DORN. Lard Butter, Cheese and Eggs wanted III
exchange tor Goods, by FISK & MErcALF.
,gsg@1-z1-.z, COUNTY, OWN, ana VILLAGE
81 SS--y Orders, taken at par Tor goods, by
E1s7-&<sssI EiSE g. NefcGiT.
4 LPACAS and MOuAIR Plaid. choice Sc
n lection. new STYLE at FISK & METCALFs
CIAWL&-Al large and general assortment for
Cs0Ie hy FISK q AATcALF.
~ a U0Z Paris Ladies. Misses and Cbidrcn-s
sbj}u-zo n. s,la ~ FISK & NeTr,Ir.
ass ,rtr,ent Of Prints e,croGarcd.
- " TIsT & 1Trrc,,p
YE0\D CLOTHS. Cashmere Pulled Cloths,
u r,,.,,l. ,rl Lc,,i9r. hg FIsE-& AIErc3Ir.
e,ATINErr@. direct from tie manufacturer, Tor
81, Ia,,. IN, fine niece or ward
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28
Marble AND STONE ESTABLISH

>,,,'. 'yys'Ne" ~ Snd Tor sa e ~
aSx4sEssyzzg.g
EsAYss y - 81 s5EL ssNssssg
! Alsss $3.50 y IS sAl.lsn
I\E,ha ~, :
~ est BY SrRlkkK K GKrr>.
INV ,,.,,, 80, . -----
L ja.r received and for sale bv
SJMMER tohnl NJ. an inloiHbe remedy for
> plarrhcs, Drscu'erv, Cholera Morhu> Summer
ompiau!s oil alv.ts, children, &c. prepared and
sold =, T. .tANAiON. ITO Lake ST.
Ch.t4so JULY Is
C~N Az 1OUR FOS FACE 81
Subscriptions received for Grahar,'s Magazine,
Columbian Magazine, and Lady Book aud d
"'eFed a. The suoscTipu"nprce, al
Mat BOOKSTORE.
VrANAllA BEANS. Extracts lanua E,>e
\ Ia,,,r Ross. and r,,rl tr,.er c,r s.Ie ~
Julv2S F sCANyAION no I,le st
X on CE.-NI persons indebted t" \. LEwIs
y o. i'r "n'us h"d me past year, are re-
qoeS'fa 20 st'ue me SINE SUN
90 II" - q w.
"Po''' N',' - ''7'- -"
,,,e,.,, o,,,,,,,,x u.o
Mus IN kAORDlNAh1 hOKh.
/ THE
~r,r,1v,,z> xx-o,r.-
,,.,,',',',@ ~','+',p,, W >' ,1'.. Nv
univ a ! +. MEbiIAL OoAlfANloN.
Bl DR.. A. NJ. MAuRIcEAU.
1 v.orrsso, ~, n,sr,s.s -. $50
/ c.,,,,..
N'A'" Eu'"oh' ISmo' Pr zoo IF'ee 81
$4,000 copies sold in three months.
Every female is getting copy Of this most iInpor-
tant and Interesting work Thousands OF females
married and unmarried, She n.arr.ed particularly
are suffering and have suffered Tor years, expending
money IN purchasing useless medicines who would
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28

C.ROCKERY and Cl.ssuare. : largo ass,rmsr,
IN vcr@ e..caE. f5s sale - Ftss & NErc4Lr.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28

AcuTGi 81 WHEELER.
ATTORNEYS, COUNSELLCRS, AND SO
LICITORS,
De / 4 A y, w. r.
TItos. M'puGH, + G. wHREI.tR.
Thos. McHugh. Commissioner OF Deeds for ). \.
and aren't Tor the Aetna ms. Co. 0 Hartford.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-04
Georgia.


There was great democratic Mass
meeting at Stone Mountain in Georgia,
which from the accouns, must have been
a magnificent aff-ir. The Wing papers
admit there was from i've to eight thou
sand persons present. The Miledgeville
Cnlon says.
''Field officers returned from Mexico,
and who were as competent and had "a bet
ter opportunity than others to form cor
rect estimate, plIced the number at from IL
to 1000. No similar meeting that has
ever been convened in the State, it NAV
safely be affirmed, was ever marked by
greater order and decofum. In none was
there ever evInced more ardent enthusi-
asm, or more unyieiding confidence in
the correctness Of their principles and their
ultimate and certain Triumph"
The democratic ladies', besides grazing
the meeting by their presence, furnished
a large cake Tor the oeca>ion, eight feet in
diameter and foot inthickness. In a cir
Gle near The centre we're the names of
CAss and Butler in raised gilt letters,
and around them III TIE SINE form appear
ed thirty stars, representing the States Of
The Union. CoLauirr, COBB and other
strong speakers werepresent. r. s
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-04
Prospect inLuuai,iana.

The New Orleans Courier gives the
following cheering accounts Of the pros
poets OF the Democracy in Louisiana.
The PRosp.cr IN LouIslASA.-The
Democracy of Louisiana never were so
unanimous, so enthusiastic, and conSe-
q,en'ly So strong, as they are now. From
all parts Of the State we hear the most
cheering accounts. IN few days there
is to be grand barbecue in Point Coupee,
where our friends are confident that Cass
and Butler will have majority OF one
hundred votes. In the West, Taylor and
Fillore are nowhere. We have iust seen
letters from Bayou Robert, in Rapides,
which state that our ticket will have ma
jori,y Of at least ECO II that parish. Ev-
cry thing indicates tie most triumphant
and glorious terminal IN Of the campaign
in those parts. In fact no one doubts that
Louisiana will give larger majority for
Cass and Butler, theI she ever gave at
any previous election for President and
Vice President.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-04
TIE REPORTER
-1s 10 WA CITY:
WEDNESDAY,:::::::::O 4. lo48
Hawk-ye t'cnocracy.

In State which the wings have neve,
carried, with the exception Of q partial
victory under "no-party'' banner, il is
fnnt At al slrnrisine that the supporters Of
the second Arnold, Martin Van buren,,
should find neither aid nor sympathy from
democrats. We mentioned the fact last
week that at the convention at the Capitol
in this city, which nominated Van Buren,
State Electors, not one democrat was found
in the State SO regardless Of his duty to
the democracy, as to appear as represen-
tative Of the love which the party once
bore for the modern Judas.
| The following extract from commune
cation which appeared in the Washington
Union Of the 18th August, signed by ga
Hn,rk-eye Democrat, and dated at Wash
ington, is very good index to the feelings
entertained by the indignant democracy of
Iowa upon the subject. We regret our
inability to publish the communication en-
Tire, as the writer ably defends the party
against the foul aspersions which whig-
|gery has propagated against it abroad, and
the people Of the State at large against the
charge Of blind, toad eating subservien-
cy to the military glory Of the mum candi-
date. In The tone of its sentiments and
the terseness and vigor Of its style, the
readers Of the reporter will not fail to re-
cog"ize an old and familiar friend:
''Bnt those northern fanatics who rail-
" under the black banner reared by
the perfidious leaders OF local faction,
with the specious motto Of Stree Soit'' in
scribed upon Its narrow folds, are count
ing upon the vote Of Iowa for "r. Van
Buren,, as the nominee Of the Buffalo con-
ivention! What arrogant assumption
What blind inlatuation! They grievous-
ly nnlerrate the intelligence OF the people
upon whom. unauthorized, they cnunt as
allies in movement the design ofwhicl
lis, by merging all other issues in mer.
abstraction with reference to slavery, t.
array one section Of our country in dead
ly hostility against another.
A few words will suffice to show tn.
ground upon which they base this hope.
and TO expose its dclusive nature. From
their radical predictions, it was quite
natural for the democracy of Iowa TO sym
pathize with the New York 'barnburners
in their struggles for constitutional reform
under the lead of that ill,,>,rious and Ia.
snented statesman. Silas Wright. SO long
as they were guided by the light Of prin
ciplt, The kindred feeling continued; bur
when they abandoned all principle, tt
follow the lead Of designing men, that mo
inert the spell was broken. When the,
threw their chart overheard, cut loost
from the democratic party, and hoi>ted tn,
black flag Of piracy on the sea OF politics
the Iowa democracy, by common consent
! and with one accord, abandoned and re-
pndihed them as traitorsio democracy ana
cnem.es to the dearest interests Of then
country. In fine, The term ''barnburner, .
once understood there to designate boil,
and uncompromising champion OF radical
democracy, has now come to be regarded
as IA by-word and reproach among demo
Gratis.