Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-05

whatever was done, and the n ~,
adjourned a, p. M. Oua
/ learn that the Commi,,,o -
Affairs determined this morn' = AA
unanimous uote,to report the h;"s
an appropriation for the purcb,.. q !,
and The construction Of The a, W. ID
Fort Massac. in Illinois, b,. ann
House, without amendmsn, J.. III
mondins It's passage. This viii = 4, h
lying news 10 The citizens Of Jll;,' N
especially 10 the southern n,,, .s.
feel so deep All interest in he es = y rhc
OF this work. To all the menu Wv
committee, they owe much, HI, e'
ly TO Mr. Harralson, the cbs;. e'Ps e.
Gov. Yell, Of Arkansas. Tbj, l.a lie
gentleman has taken a great del ~ y ~ Po'
est in the matter, and to n, POI
exerilons may be attributed III. u. "
unanimous vote Of The commits.
the appropriation FOR the sle ), . ~
sac. 81
Mr. Order. Of Ky, as we'll. Csf
two members from tina, State H.,
lions numerously signed bv e;,;.
Kentucky. praying the location II = slLp
mory at Fort Massac. Il NAV NV, ~
be looked upon as settled. lh,, Y. srAR
ZION made by The Board Of Comn;..
under the last Administrator Min ~
disturbed, and that a large spDrs,. \ =
will be secured during The pre.sn,.
of Congress for It's lmmedisle eo.~ ST.
men' at Fort Massae. Col. M,CI.,' .t IN
who introduced the bill, will ur,. I'M
all his accustomed energy, and en-
lore the Sensle at the earliest pr,,s.
moment.
have said nothing about the ,,tr .15i
ierrlns to avail. the report Of The a.. NJ
Tee Of Ways and Means, befor. ~ DIX
into detail. Their largest li.lr,m1,
under an ad valorem duty Of ,,,s
cent; another list run, up to ,w,r, WI d.
per cent. and yet third up to ,hr, NJ,
cent. All cotton goods Of every 4, H.
ton are included in the loves, .r
in the event of its becoming ,h,
manufacturing States will suff,r ;mu. Al
ly; and thousands now supporl.dbr
ing employment in the large cotr re- 70
other manufactures. will be ,hrsr IN I'M
tirely out Of employ, and lie comrH.
seek livelihood in some other W. klN'
starve. Int.
In the House, there is bu, lid,
OF the passage of whatever bill tn. |. y Col
miltee Of Ways and Means repsr, h.
III the Senate. il will be surrounda
far gre aler difficulties. The Two Sn, ~, -
from Pennsylvania are ALREADY impl Put!
and will obey their instructions d. {
agains, the reduction Of The tariff i
particular. II. l.. rurnsy, Of Ten -
cnples pnsiii IN in which he will ais
more lIke v TO go with the tirilf na LIN
against them. And one. if no, both p ~
Senators from N. York, may fsHn =
the footsteps of their illusrions prsA
sor, Mr. Wrieht-and while m,kin u ,ss
Gus speeches against the tariff, wha @
pinch comes, vote for il. A elan, spol
four votes from The Locofoco side H.,
Senate, would make a tie, after III nICH
Texas Senators are elected. lnnt
event, no question can exis, but VIA ~"
Dallas would give the casting vote al aH /
the destruction Of the tariff. Fra |ARl
hope they will succeed 10 repsalH
tariff, and establishing the Sub-Im =
1t is the only way the people willm y'
cured Of The quackery of Locof,cssa Nv 4
the sooner the dose is sdmni:as
them, the sooner the country vills !
purified, and The great American " y
Of The Ashland statesman become b
nanent and settled policy OF The co.. .
Mr. Calhoun is preparing hias thu
make great speech upon the DE,
resolutions. 1t will contain two d pm:
for the settlement off,
.roversv, both of which will ~;
upon division of the territory aa plss
IS said he will reflect what will AS.
views of the British Minister, as n
his government; and lha, Mr. Calm N
lies confidently upon one or lhs % Mar
the plans which lie shall shsdoB Gr 7. !
his speech, being adopted byAsM y ?
lions AS an amicable adjustmsai VI
This, he supposes, vi sAl
him great eclaf in all the souihemn psrt
as eastern States, and make hH % w
The White House both easy and srS n
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