Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-04

scented here. could have waited ii,
days. and perhaps his death wouIdhg
relieved their anxieties, or his recon-
would at least, have given little b.
complexion TO the whole affair.
We learn by the Cincinnati Chm
Gle tina. the printing materials have
rived safely in that city.
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The editor of the Sangamo Jour
is giving interesting sketches BY
way, during his journey eastwsh.
lie mikes a sad comparison beiEa
the enterprise of Ohio and that d
own State. On his passage thru
Indiana the prosperous state Of
country was IN a great measure att
table, by the inhabitants, 10 the ai
Ian, afforded to enterprise and nda
by The State Bank Of Indiana
speaks in glowing terms Of the
porous results Of the public wotp
Ohio. Such hints shoald no! b
bv the citizens of new western Sas
Collection Of Debts IN 7tra.-
Texans have no notion Of being ca
mapping A correspondent Of the
cinnali Herald gives an amusing
count Of these debtpayers:
We compile the following iroa
Texas National Reg, Of the lOht
Mr. Armstrong, on the 26th Of VI
asked leave TO introduce bill baH
certain claims, debts, judgments
which, he said, he would read AID /
plain how it vas connectrd VIII
auhject of annexation.
The object Of the bill was 10 pre-
the collection Of claims against %
habilan,s Of Texas by citizens
United States.
Mr. Armstrong said there were
ny worthy citizens in many .
counties who would be relieved
bill Of this nature" "WorthyFT
lleved!" no doubt. There were u
number OF persons in this RepnoEI
had no doubt in the world. Wao y
oppose the measure Of dInerdfla
less they though, their rights aaap.
ests Wouid be guarded and pa'
By The action of Congress"
Alr Smith, Of Fannln, was or
to the bill. lie said: I'll propose
do away with all just demands.
those who have emigraied TO tbs .
Try from any Of the States Inc :
ure of annexation, he said "haa
carried by parcel Of people wac !
come into the country very laIelll
now uanfcd 10 get rid Of paying
| honest Gebfs." "Why, SIR, ~
s., las | came from home on Inl
here, | passed through peeps
were about 10 hang me; mol lhs
of five of whom had been III lns n
try long enough TO take the oaa
leaiance: and these people wdHiS
control my uofe!" This IS 'sis
sion, we suppose. Vote 10 en-
us from our just debts or wsaI
you! Mr. Smith is credit 70 :"
lly. lie talks like an homes
sense.
Mr. Armstrong replied: "m'nl
come to this country under ad's,.
gerry embarrassing clrcnms' sa,ne
True as the book. You one OIL 'p'
Eth. MIR Armstrong. "ihe ~ W.
of being again harrassed Is en.,'
terrify Them, and drive me" !,
position TO the great measure y
alton. ,rla4
There was a good deal iuf v !.
on the bill, and il was some""'
cd. bu, finally carried by s's J.
or. So the honest Texans
~ effectnally protected as'D
creditors in the States.
The Mexican Consul al Ns' -,
has received no official cofih,s =.
from his government BY 'ns : n
walls. as to wha, course he y :
and of course, until some QUIZ n
mnuic,,ion is received from ' !.
ernmen,, he will remain al ~
Mlrder in Washington. al, al.
tional Inlelligencer Of inc
The foilowing:- .ostsiis
We record with palnln' l,S oeI
,ragical occurrence that ,o0 !, m
evening, about six O'Clock % ',,,,E
vania avenue, near Fuller'' l H.,
on account OF some ml'ouDs ,o.s
between Rufus Elliott. wiI1
law of Mr. John G. Ri'es'l ~