Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-12-11

the chief obstacle upon each :, y W
ing the one already alluded 10 y
dlans are not understood - I. III
iy welded to The country mo- = p'ne
by them; bu, having ever ,. .s laAs
North. their feelings and n,s s;u,a i
all against emisrailng S,n,hI 'as y
new home be provided e., !, ~. W
North, | have good reason 10 h.aI
i'"le or y" difficulty would 5, ~. .,'e''
IN inducing them to remove = Ere.
III some step Of the kind !, 49,, IN
efforts to ex,inguish the Win.. I'a
TO their lands may be expee,.d
IN failure. The Sioux n,,;oo ~ :, %
own vast and extensive resi-.
Try bordering on The Mi,,,.. ass
running up near 10 its head w,.l' \
lion Of which. sufficiently am. .n y
the Winnebagoes 10 hun, ana ..'.'
on. It is believed The severun.. ,'s
Obtain at a comparatively ,riAiD.. !.
ture. The aversion of the IrI II
ing South being well known ~"
exercise the control Of the Ial;,. m \ \
ment, may we not look for. ,ol
we not. solicit change Of polis,
PARTICULAR The subject bein, u MI !,
first Importance TO the people Il !.
large, but more especially 10 n, :.
OF them who reside in the coup,;..
ing on the Indian lands. some MN
OF the views entertained By Ii, =
'nre IN relation 10 il would .,,,
called FOR. The resul, Of III. u.
Poiiawatamie delegation 10 WnS
has not yet lranspired, bu, / -!
sirong hopes that It will prov. ds
sire. ~
The question Of boundary balm. Y
State OF Missouri and this 'rerr;.,. "
remains unsettled; but am ham,
i"rm you that no collision Of
eharacte has taken place in con,..i.
os me dispute since your adiounss
The continuance Of This amicabI, !
things is greatly To be desired. Ws,B
conceivable good could po..isl, MI
the claim Of either parry from man,
open conflict, much evil would ia,l
ensue To both. As one of n. D,r,l
the dispute, however, it is on, M,
lend all our assistance in fuuh,,.N
speedy adjustment Of the quesliop
manner as may be agreed UPON \
Missouri has jus, indicated h,,
ness to submit, the question to ih.4A
Of the judicial tribunals If The cnr
know Of no better course 10 pure!
that recommended by my predec,,l
one Of his latest official commune,
to the Legislature. viz: Ia msns.
Congress for the passage 81 I Nv
will enable the Territory to % u
Supreme Cour. as a party in Thea
This absence of sovereignty, il sk
those who have investigated The u. L
cuts US of from the privilege a m
True, the Issue can at once be NJ.
as soon as we are admitted as SUI
should Congress respond fsvonuJ
request at its present session. iiH
BILE the question would be finally \
rest even while we remain Temx.
A subject Of deep importance a,
and en'erprlsing portion Of owtn
and one in relation to which The Il
tnre should not fail to speak ost
disposition by the general governs
the mineral lands lying in This tn
and elsewhere The system WI
presen, prevails Of leasing the.la
Justly obnoxious to those engaged
uncertain occupation Of Miuig
should be abolished at the eafs
bic day. Unlike some of the
establishments Of the old wofi
excess Of tribute is extor,ed IND
people under almost every ius
plea. in this country we have
ment which aims a, the lappius
governed; and when this harvf
most equally and generally difa
may the government, be said 10 sF
performed the object for wbiha4
,tituied-then is II strongest j
be gross pervsrsion Of the spia'
institutions were the governs
Of our vas, landed lsas
refuse /" sell any portion Of such
TO individual purchasers; but. trans
itself into a grasping landlord, w.
quire Of every settler who nights
the lands and cultivate them, ihsf e
Of a certain per cent. upon "
ducts raised by him, as rent
such is precisely the epefausa J
system now pursued in reliua
mineral lands; the government
refuses to relinquish its Interest
bu, il EFFORTS heavy tax from
work them. Instead Of sidlns
couraging the enterprise af ~ !,
the effect Of the policy is 70 rs ,
energies and palsy his industry !.
celve the whole system 10 oe 4
unjust in It's bearing upon alag /,
Of the Inhabitants of this 1enp
hope soon to have the pleasure /;
Messing liz overthrow. u lsM
Of intelligent men who have hscs |;
mites of advising themselves % ,
jpct. tina. the labor employed
ness If mining is worse pild " !
aggregate. than that employs !
other branch Of industry. ~
wears frequently. without m'I n
the slightest encouragement; ~. Il
end, success crowns Their PEI
the government. like 1 hard y"
Immediately steps In and :
them such a portion Of ,lleIf 49,
as j, may suit its eonvenlsncs