The RessisnafionA
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The Hawkeye, we imagine, isFin, rather
an awkward position. It mounted Mr..
Davis, Of this county, rongh-.hod, Tor his
report on the tenure Of Office Of the mem-
bers Of the House. and be labored the dem
ocrats most lssiily, snpposing that none
but democrats had voted infavor Of the pro-
position. I,turns out, however, thai every
whig, in both branches, was Of the same
opinion, and, with the exception Of Mr..
Noble they all refuse t. resign! In the
imaginary. triumph Of the moment, the ed
itor went on to say. il they did not resign
they would be slayed politically that If
they did resign, their policy would be seen
through and they would be discarded for
ever and day lonser-in fact there was
no hope left for any body who voted in "a
vor Of the report. Now, the question
arises, what is to become Of Mr.. Nobles
Does the Haxkeye see through him, and
will It discard him? Alas, for Mr.. Noble,
! &
ii his fate shall, depend upon decision Of
the Hawkeye! On the other hand. what
is to become Of the Hawkeye, seeing that
all the wings, with one exception, hang on
to their places, despite the admonitions, the
railings and the threats Of their Burlington
, organ? Reputation must follow on one
side or the other. The Capital Reporter,
III alludins to this farce Of the Hawkeye
some lime since, hit il Of rather happily
by an apt quotation, wliichmay now be ap-


Piled, in the name Of the Hawkeye, 70 all
the whig members, - well to him y ho has
resigned as to those who have not.


| 10 YIN shall, and You shans,
| s.You will. and you won't,


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