Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-01


I" the A"nal. Of lo,co for Januar, n.
editor (Ho" I. s. Parsiu) thu. discour...
% this topic:
49,, Adr@eye State,' in the EXPLANATORY
Wa W. p'o"oune'nz vocabulary, appended to
"eoSer Dictionary, new illustrated ed;'
"oo, page 1856. is thus explained '0
Inc State OF Iowa. said to be 50 nou.a
a'es a" Indian chief, who was once A to-.
'os f.. 20 eoyaguers, to its borders.r
Inc famous Black Hawk is the ch;.r
a 'e'e err 70 ny Mr.. Wheeler, The comn;ler
O. me ,ocaouIary.) and his residences he.
H.u; a"u a' the breaking out Of the Black |
oha" Il, war OF 1872, was on Rock river
$500 Tue Tow" Vt Rock Island, Ill.,. md
we never heard before that he was n ,o. "u
20 the voyagers, much les, to Tho ,o,.. .e.1or
20 us borders after that date. At,s. t:'
ue'eat at Bad Axe, Wisconsin. md III. ~
lease oy the President, Jackson y b. 49, IT, !
~ us residence in the Des Moiues Vaiey,N
where he died in 1887. ''e' II
i"e eos"omen Hawkeye or; 1888
."os: One evening in the vim the room
ee'era' gentlemen assentfie Burlington
uo uo'ernor Luca; were discussing the
na" -" - our!l" as applied to the Terri.
,orr "e IS ., r9eonsin, from which Iowa had
bcc. out recently separated, when the
question was sprung. what name should
the Iowans take?
We recoIlect that in that company were ~
Governor Lucas, Secretary Conway, Gen. N
Van Antwerp, (,he Receiver OF Public :"
Moneys,) Jesse Williams, subsequently
Secretary Of the Territory Hon. Joseph
Williams, J. G. Edwards, editor OF the
Burlington Patriot, and afterwards famil
iarly known a. odd Hawke" and the edi.
fpr # he, ~
OF the Govcrnor.)
Some one we do not remember whom,
proposed (after various names had been
men.ioned,) that Of - I1awkeye," when all
at once agreed, and Edwards soon after
changed the name of his paper to that of III
HauLeye and Burlington Patriot. II
Ex-Vice-President Hnmlin goes
Home Disgnsted.
Ex Vice President lIamlin departed for
his home in Maine This morning. thorough
ly Disguised with everything in public life.
excepting the President. de complains
that almost every one with whom he has
had anything to do has played him false.
With the Secretary OF the Navy, whom he
was influential in having appointed to bis
present position he has scarcely exchanged
word during the last two years; while
Mr. tesseIden, whom he assisted to en-.
gineer into the Treasury, some months
since. with the understanding that he
should remain in the Cabinet, and leave
Ham'in clear track for his place in the
Senate, had no sooner reached that posi-.
ton than he turned the whole patronage,
power aud machinery Of his department
into the effort to secure his own return to
the Senate and the defeat Of uamu. In
this work, it is averred that he found a
willing tool in his Collector Of Internal
Revenue a. Portland, Israel .Washburne,
jr., who is looking with covetous eyes upon
tho seat in ths~Scnate now occupied by
Senator Morrill,. This is a very pretty
quarrel as it stands, aud bids fair to work
q political revolution in Maine Mr. Ham
lin goes home armed with all the points Of
his adversary. even to his aspiration to
the Presidency in 1868, and if he does
not succeed in pulling the astute ex Sec.
re,ary's air castle down about his head
during the next four years, he is not the
wirepuler he has been taken
for Washington Letter.