Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-09
Effect. Of Liberal Lcsisla,ion.

We consider the following as a mos,
perfec. illustration Of the effects of The
two an,agonis;cal systems that divide the
Wings and the Progressive Democrats
We see that on account Of the iliberal
and narrow contracted system adopted by
the Progrcssives The introduction OF a
vast amour, of capital has been excluded
from New Hampshire. And where has
il gone! To Massachusetts. Why!
Because the Constitution and Legislation
Of Massachusetts, encourages the introduc
ton Of capital by allowing liberal and per-
manen. well guarded charters 10 manufac.
turing companies. This is the secre,-
Does any harm come TO the people a,
large. on account Of this liberal egisla-
ton! None at all; on The contrary, these
manufactures create an increased de-
mand for all the surrounding farmers can
produce. They enhance tho value Of
their farms and scatter prosperity all
around them. The water power and 10.
ealities for the introduction of such es.
adjustments are as good in New lamp
shire as they are in Massachusetts, and in
seme instances they are better; and nothing
but the prejudices OF few self conce,ed
British party loco fscos have thus marred
the prospects Of the Granite State.
W., IL
the following 10 exhibi. how fatal to the
prosperity and how detrimental to the in
teres,s Of Iowa will be the success of
those leading loco foces who wish 10 in.
troduce features into the new Constitution
even Of more stringent, character than
can be found in the Constitution of New
Hampshire and which will mos. certainly
discourage the introduction of manufac-
lures and capital into our new State.
All mus, see the absurdily Of thus vol.
unfairly throwing from US The means Of
prosperity-and we believe a large ma.
joriiy will vote against any Constitution
which will cripple our resources and pre-.
ven, the incorporation of companies tina,
may bring millions Of capital into Iowa
and create home market for The produc.
tons Of our farmers. Read The following
from neutral paper:-
4 NeU Manufacturing City.-No.-
withdrawing the agitation which some
apl
plated alteration in the Tariff. il is stated
IN The Newburypou Herald tha, new
city al Andnver Bridge in this State. is
likely TO be built up very speedily. The
Atlantic Cotton Mill Co. which has ius,
been incorporated, with capital OF So
100000, will commence Immediately the
erection Of four or five large mills; and
the Bay State Wooden Co. with 81, 600.
600. will Immediately erect two large
wooden factories. II was The original de.
sign OF the founders of these enterprises.
who look to the ultimate investment of
not lar from $4,000 to commence
their works in New Hampshire, either a,
Manchester, or at Garvn's Falls in Con.
'cnrd: but the restrictions which The New
Hampshire legislature insisted on impo. |
ENG upon them, alarmed the capitalists
who were 10 aid in The enterprise, so ,ha,
lShey declined 10 come in, unless the works
were brsugh. under Massachusetts inris
d'c,'on, and on lacking about for a loca.
sion, the projectors fortunately found in
the site at Andover Bridge. quite a. desi.
Fable iisce. as those which they intend.
ied to "rs";'v'in New Hampshire. Bos.
ason Iraascri,a.
n Anaal ,ii,r,y steamboats, have been lest