Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17


would be no lack Of plenty u young ssgsy Lotha-
rips' ben OF the fair psizS. Music on the eui.
| Tar, wedding with reltethnsents Of wild Buffalo
eeRgue, would be delishfsl in me fastnesses Of the
mouniains. But enough, leave for Independence
tomorrow, from which EOint you may expect to
! hear from me, until then, sdieu.
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phes yesterday sl&pApde business quito
The general / topic j i !, cony u i. on
the course Gen. Taylor intends to pursue
in regard tothe government Office here
1t seems that Surveyor General Booth re-
ceived instructions & few days since, to
enter into new bonds with The Home De-
partment. This the knowing ones say,
amounts TO a disappointment, and the same
authority says that he will be retained by
Gen. Taylor for the next four years
Dodge and Jones, assisted by the two SEN
ators from Wisconsin, have the credit,
among their loco foco friends, Of bringing
about this result. There, was no doubt a
deep scheme laid al the time they obtained
tor Mr. B. the appointment.
They were well aware, as are all that
are familiar with the. history Of the north
west, that this Office since il was first cre-
ated, with the exception Of the time it
was in the hands Of that sterling Wing,
the Hon. james Wiflsa, of New Hanp-
shire, has been q pcxefful engine in The
hands Of the Dodge faction. 70 the pat
ronage Of this more than any other cause,
they ere indebted for The honorable sta
tons they now hold, s
They know this, and they now cling TO
i as the life blood Of he Locotoco poriy in
Iowa and Wisconsin, and the new terrific
- Of Minnesota. What care We, they say,
it all the petty post offices in our State are
put into tie hands Of our opponents, as
long as we have the appointment Of. fifty
deputy surveyors 10 be selected by us
from among the faithful, from such parts
Of the State, as the interest Of our party
require at fat compensation Or from $1,000
or $1,000 for few months services. To
see the benefits and importance ofthe Of
flee to their party. they have only to look
Ut the dispensation Of the favors during
Jones term. Who have had tile contracts
Lawyers, Doctors, Ex-Secretaries, Ex-
Midshipmen, Ex-J u5kes and Ex-C Con-
gressmen and faithful Legislators. Even
the illusirions Augustus Cesar. during
the two years he was waiting TO be APP
pointed to the U. S. Senate, found il con-
venient to do q job in survey ing-just
enough to keep soul and body together
They are determined to keep the office in
their interest at any sacrifice. Some Of
ths locos 60 SO far as to say that one Of
the conditions on which Jones and Dodge
voted for the Home Department bill, was
that the Surveyor Generals Office should
be retained in their hands. And also, that
the four Senators frosp5awa and Wiscon-
sin, have made il 4 personal matter with
Gen. Taylor, and threatened him with The
wrath Of the Senate, unless he acceded 10
their wishes. These are some Of the as
sertions Of some Of the locos here. They
all agree in one thing. and that is, tha,
Dodge and Jones have succeeded in head
ing Fi,z and the Whsle Wing party Of Iowa
in this naiter; and - All Jones' pronis-
es Of contracts gieen 10 secure him the
seat he now occupies will be fulfilled by
his .plisnt tool; and fifty loco foco deputy
Surveyors in lows and Wisconsin, will
be comfortably provided for out ofthe 1857, :
600 appropriation, which Booth will soon
have the handling Of. You ought 10 have
a sight Al tie loco foeo deputies about Du-
buqne, and hear themcrow over The wings
at this victory oftheif masters. The Ex-
Midshipsnan who figured at Iowa City and
Washington last winter, and who Mr. Polk
forgot 10 re-appoint = here, and is iigur.
ing largely as one IT The dadlys Of The
Home Department Bill. Strange il IS tia,
the wheels Of government can move with.
out his presence at Washington. He i.
!, patiently waiting The arrival Of Booth in
strnctions that he may get the promised
contract, to satisfy himfor his valuable SER
vices in log rolling, ~, Jones last fall
Tie Wings here lhink that the locos are
!, sxult;ns little soonss. than the circnm.
/ stances Justify. Th1yeannot believe thai
! the interest 81 tie wsels Wing party il
Iowa and Wisconsin = 10 be sacrificed II
this manner. They have confidence enoagf
in Old lack and Hon. Thomas Ewing lc
I believe that they will not permit this Office
10 be longer bs.ely pIos,ituted 10 carry
out The views and wishes Of designing pol.
iiicians. -. go. .st
! From the violent efforts the loco foce
Senators are making hs must see the i'm
portance they attach 70 this office, and can.
not suffer this man who was violently
thrust upon Gen. Taylor's administration
in the last days Of folk's reign, for thu
purpose Of embarrassing il, 10 remain in
! office TO carry out the wishes OF the de
4 signing men who placed him there. es
5 5. WACOSTA. i
i Observation-Disclosures is that ?" ask
] the first man whose eyes meet it. It is !;
term lately got into ssom the Englisl
!, papers; and though not synony nous will
, disinfectors, il refers to class Of substan
: ces intended to serve the same Office. Tn
use Of o Dcodoriser j.. 10 take the smel